BC TikTokers See How Much Their American Friends Know About Canada & It's Basically Nothing

These twins on TikTok are from Metro Vancouver and now live in the U.S., playing lacrosse for Arizona State University.

They've challenged their American friends to some Canadian trivia in their TikTok videos, getting hilarious responses that show just how little some people in the neighbouring country know about the Great White North.

The twins, Bella and Gigi Gaspar, share the videos on their account, @thegaspartwins_, and any Canadian watching will probably be shaking their head in disbelief. In one TikTok, the twins asked their teammates how many people they think live in Canada.

Answers ranged from 1 million to 10 million. The most accurate answer was "more than seven," which technically is true. To set the record straight for every American reading, it's around 38 million.

As a lacrosse player, she was probably disappointed in this person's answer about Canada's national sports. Hint: Ice-fishing is not one of them!

Any sports-related questions seemed to be a no-go for the Americans out there.

Even when they got the answers right, it was still pretty rough getting there.

The confidence someone had when they named Ontario as a Canadian city is amazing.

To be fair, they also asked a Canadian friend some American trivia. The difference is painfully obvious, though.

They also highlight some hilarious differences between the countries and how people pronounce words.

According to the ASU website, Bella and Gigi are from Burnaby, B.C., and now each play as defenders on the lacrosse team at the university.