Here's What YouTubers Are Saying Now Britain Has Left The EU

24 June 2016, 10:37 | Updated: 17 October 2017, 09:42

People are NOT happy.

The results are in and Britain voted to leave the EU. Despite just a 2% margin between staying or leaving the European Union, David Cameron has resigned and the close call has left our favourite YouTubers up in arms. Some are just super confused.

I've never felt so disconnected from my country and the people in it. Who are we?!?!! #EURefResults

— Hannah Witton (@hannahwitton) June 24, 2016

OK. Now I'm ravenous. Also, the U.K. Left the EU which is just... pic.twitter.com/BbE5NeoKHV — Hank @ VidCon (@hankgreen) June 24, 2016

A 'mistake' @Nigel_Farage?? It's on the side of a bus!! That's not a mistake ? pic.twitter.com/ggjaCD4tql

— Alfie Deyes (@PointlessBlog) June 24, 2016

To everyone who wanted to stay in the EU but didn't vote because they assumed it would be fine: you ignored a right people died to get you. — Sammy Paul (@ICOEPR) June 24, 2016

"51% leave, 49% remain The UK decided to leave the EU" No it bloody didn't — Sammy (@SammyAlbon) June 24, 2016

Absolutely gutted we are leaving the EU ? people should've done A LOT more research!! It's actually quite scary! — Jordan Bone (@JordanBone1) June 24, 2016

@kimtish It'll harm the UK economy (already has), stoke xenophobia (ditto), and probably mean the EU – and possibly the UK union – crumbles.

— Benjamin Cook (@benjamin_cook) June 24, 2016

Looks like Britain are leaving the EU. The pound is falling. And I'm genuinely disappointed by all the racist, ignorant people out there. — Hazel Hayes (@TheHazelHayes) June 24, 2016

I hear we may be leaving the EU. In which case I may just not fly back to the next week, live in LA until trumps elected, then move to Mars.

— Chai Cameron (@MyNamesChai) June 24, 2016

I'm not coming home. Don't want to live in a country that voted for this. — Jimmy (@hi_jimmy) June 24, 2016

Despite the fact I'm at a party in America, everyone I've talked to is so scared of the #EURefResults. I'm just super disappointed — Evan Edinger (@EvanEdinger) June 24, 2016

I understand the generation divide of people who wanted to leave as they remember us pre EU but remember nothing is ever the same as before. — Carly Rowena (@CarlyRowena) June 24, 2016

Some are totally fine with it

I think Britain is strong, resilient and wonderful, losers AND winners alike should accept the result gracefully and work together for UK ??

— Freddy Cousin-Brown (@freddymylovee) June 24, 2016

Some want a second referendum

This was OUR referendum Not anyone over the age of 60 It won't affect them They reaped the benefits of the EU and now choose to speak for us — Niki Albon (@NikiAlbon) June 24, 2016

This is SO important. Please sign the petition for a 2nd EU Referendum so we can undo the SHIT that's been done. https://t.co/Z5VGdXgKc1 — Bianca (@itsbinkybee) June 24, 2016

We can at least try

Petition: EU Referendum Rules triggering a 2nd EU Referendum https://t.co/XAx6RfJs3p — Sammy (@SammyAlbon) June 24, 2016

Now that we've left, all the people at the job center claiming "immigrants are taking my jobs" can become doctors #EURefResults — Decs (@DeclanRBrooks) June 24, 2016

I feel sick... pic.twitter.com/imFLKNgKgk

— Jazza John (@JazzaJohn) June 24, 2016

I went Live in Facebook and was publicly sad. https://t.co/iSpVdv9Ert — Jazza John (@JazzaJohn) June 24, 2016

Thanks old people. Just as we were getting our lives going again, you've fucked us. Last time it was the bankers. This time it's Grannny.

— Jazza John (@JazzaJohn) June 24, 2016

Cancel your holidays, this summers going to be political AF. Never mind, your Ł is worth jack all now anyway. ?? — Jazza John (@JazzaJohn) June 24, 2016

BTW have fun being distracted by a Tory leadership election this summer while the economy tanks and more cuts erode our public services!

— Jazza John (@JazzaJohn) June 24, 2016