Uncle Roger Visits Chinatown in Sweden, Says Audiobooks is 'Like Having Little Servant'

Urian B., Tech Times 27 October 2020, 05:10 am

Uncle Roger was hilariously made popular due to his initial review of a person cooking egg fried rice which is a popular Chinese dish on BBC. The video got so popular that it gave way to a trend of memes all over the world as Asians were able to relate with his side comments.

How Uncle Roger got even more popular the more reviews he did

After his initial review of the BBC video, he then did a review of two different world-famous chefs wherein one of them passed and one of them failed horribly. The chef that supposedly failed when it came to Uncle Roger's standards was the world-famous Jamie Oliver whose biggest takeaway was using pre-cooked rice and chili jam which are two things a typical Asian would almost never do.

On the other hand, Uncle Roger did a review of Gordon Ramsey and the results came out pretty well as arguably the most popular chef showed off his take on an indonesian version of egg fried rice.

Uncle Roger loves Audiobooks, here' how much

Apart from this, Uncle Roger has been going out of his comfort zone, trying new things like changing his outfit and also taking his friends around Chinatown to go shopping. In a recent video, Uncle Roger decided to go to Sweden and visit his niece who took him to a Chinatown which was two hours away.

The hilarious video starts off with an Audible sponsorship where Uncle Roger promotes the usage of audiobooks due to his poor eyesight. He then stated that real books are so 2005 and that listening to an audiobook anywhere he goes is just like "having little servants reading book to me."

Uncle Roger reportedly said he is in the process of reading/listening to Pachinko which is a particularly popular Asian book.

Uncle Roger travels to Sweden to check out their Chinatown

The first thing that he commented about the supposed Chinatown was that there was nobody. He then noted that it was next to the highway and petrol station which he signified was not the best location.

He said that the Chinese sculptures upon entrance were the "pirated version." Despite the beautiful sight, Uncle Roger then commented that it was very empty and nothing like his home. He then stated that Asian homes are "full of trash" saying that everyone in an Asian household is a hoarder, asking "Where (sic) the clutter?"

The ghost China town in Sweden seen in the video, although beautiful, received multiple comments from Uncle Roger joking around. The ending of the video ended up with Uncle Roger digging into food in Sweden, drinking bubble tea which is a popular Asian drink.

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Written by Urian Buenconsejo