Americans Steer With Everything

"Americans are too advanced" Americans: I USE MY HANDS TO STEER THE CHAIR. MY RIGHT HAND ALL THE STEERING, OR MY LEFT HAND ALL THE STEERING.

A woman demonstrates a wheelchair that can be steered by moving her feet, hands, or other controls as she rides through a house. The joke exaggerates the stereotype that Americans are technologically advanced, presenting an ordinary mobility device as an absurdly sophisticated invention. DNCE’s upbeat pop song “Cake By The Ocean” adds a playful, celebratory mood that makes the demonstration feel even more ridiculous. EN: A woman demonstrates a wheelchair that can be steered by moving her feet, hands, or other controls as she rides through a house. The joke exaggerates the stereotype that Americans are technologically advanced, presenting an ordinary mobility device as an absurdly sophisticated invention. DNCE’s upbeat pop song “Cake By The Ocean” adds a playful, celebratory mood that makes the demonstration feel even more ridiculous.

Use my hands on these tillers to steer the chair. My right hand can control all the steering. Or my left hand can control all the steering.

♪ DNCE — Cake By The Ocean

• @sbunem / 102102 2025-04-30