@@user-qd4td7yb8eYou say "Arabic" numerals, even though you acknowledge that it comes from India. It's Hindu-Arabic numeral system, and it really pisses me off when ppl only mention the second half of the name.
He needs to win an award for keeping a straight face with some of the dimwits that appear on that show. The question about Greek philosopher Homer calling "something" the food of the gods, what is it? The answer was Ambrosia, but the guy was off to a bad start when he thought it was Homer from the Simpsons, so his answer was donuts.
bro accidentally outed himself as a visitor from another star system. that isn't embarrassment on his face when the other constestant starts naming planets in our local system, it's relief that they only think he's an idiot and not an alien
"Uranus, Saturn, Earth, Mars." "Ah right, I've mixed up planets with signs of the zodiac." "Taurus, Cancer, Sagittarius..." "Hmm, I was thinking begins with A rather than contains it." "Aquarius?" "Ok, shut up now."
When he said Aries, I laughed... I KNEW the answer was 0. And then Claire said 4 and the guy and I both made the same face. My dumbass thought the question was "planets that START with the letter A"
@@danstylus1 Incorrect. There can be infinite systems in an infinite universe. If monkeys could write the complete works of Shakespeare, surely other alien life could create languages that could come up with the combination “Solar System” name for their own planetary system.
@@edwardmalinowski5901 I understand the concept of infinity and that there will be other systems eventually identical. Doesn't mean every system is another solar system, it was that I intended to clarify.
Idk much about this person's language or cultural background, but in Greek, Mars is called Άρης (Ares). If he learned the planets in another language that borrowed from Greek instead of Roman, this isn't the most far-fetched answer. He still would have gotten it wrong, though. Lol there are 'A's in lots of the Greek equivalents.
Also take into account he may have misunderstood the question as "begin with the letter A", which the answer would be zero, and would push your mind to make some stretches to find an expected answer.
If he's a Brit and learns the English language, it could be assumed that he went to school there and was taught through their educational system. One if which almost certainly involves learning about our solar system and it's planets. The fact that he was in a British tv show answering a question through the eyelense of a Greek person (instead of an English person) says a lot about the situations idiocy lmao. He probably don't even know Greek, he just panicked and thought he heard Starsigns instead of planets.
@@kieran1883 He doesn't fake laugh, I can tell you that now. He's nowhere near Britain's Jimmy Fallon. I'm pretty sure you meant Jimmy Carr, and even then you're mistaken.
I'm still wondering why the answer was just one. If Aries was the answer, surely Aquarius, Capricorn, Cancer, Libra and Sagitarius should have been considered.
The only way it’s particularly funny is if you assume he said Aries but I’m pretty sure he said Ares as in the planet. I don’t think half the people here even know Ares is the other name for Mars (or one of the planets)
No, this isnt the stupidest answer ever! I saw an even more stupid one from a One-Amp contestant only last week (November 2021) when Ben asked the contestant, "In Classic Greek literature, according to Homers Illiad, if Nectar is the drink of the Gods, what was the food" and the One Amp thought for a few seconds and said, DOUGHNUTS".
This is one of those answers where you can spend all day trying to make sense of how he came to it and eventually you just gotta shrug your shoulders and move on 😂
The greek god Ares was renamed Mars by the romans. Thats where all the planets get their namesake. If he learnt the greek way of course he'd think Ares. Lowkey ive called a planet Poseidon instead of Neptune before, it happens, especially in whats probably a stressful situation
@@a_person4742 I’m aware of where the names come from and that may be so, but then why did he leave off Aphrodite, Gaia, and Ouranos? By that thinking he still could have wound up with the right number by random chance. No matter how you look at it his answer makes no sense lol
@@ValensBellator he's Indian. I'm guessing his first language is Punjabi or Hindi. The word we have for planet is also the word very commonly used in Astrology. Astrology is sort of a big deal in India and we have several mainstream-ish news channels talk about it during lunch hour. One is literally called "Grah Nakshatra" where "grah" literally means planet. As for why he said only Aries, he probably misheard the question and thought how many ""planets'" names start with letter A
I don't do the whole zodiac thing, but isn't there a Sagittarius? Caprica? My spell check says there's an “a” in “Taurus” as well... so someone who has never read a horoscope in his life is already up to 4. Also there's 12 zodiac signs, not 8, so that should have been a sign (see what I did there 😉)
There’s so many wonderful aspect to this but one that’s easy to miss is that he says “I’ve been counting in my head” and the number he counted up to was 1.
"How many of the eight *star signs* during our *Daylight Saving Time* system *start with* the letter A in their name?" Daylight Saving Time typically starts on the last Sunday of March, and ends on the last Sunday of October. So the four star signs (out of 12) that completely fall outside Daylight Saving Time are Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.
Fourth actually, Ares is the Greek name for Mars. He's still wrong because even going by Greek names he forgot Aphrodite (Venus), Dias (Jupiter) and Ouranos (Uranus).
@@Aenimus12 Which is where it's reasonable to think the guy's mistake came in. He wasn't taught the planets in an english speaking setting. Or he thought the question was asking for planets starting with A and the only one he could think of was Mars when using its Greek name.
@@pennynewbie6171 No, then it would have been how many star signs have A in their name (not which one(s) begins with A), so that contestant was stupid/had really slow deduction skills on two counts
Mars is the Roman translation and equivalent of the Greek god of war Ares. In Greece and some eastern parts of the world they still call the planet Ares. Likewise they call Jupiter->Zeus, Mercury->Hermes, Venus-> Aphrodite, Neptune->Poseidon. Only Ouranos is called the same, cause it's the direct Greek god name and not translation or equivalent.
I read this completely wrong. I thought it said "How many of the eight planets in our solar system start with the letter 'A'?" I was so confused by Claire's answer LOL
I love how certain people on here are making excuses coz he’s a sikh and might’ve learnt different names for the planets in his own language yet those same people will say he’s British as he obviously sounds like he’s lived in England all his life. It’s his over confidence that makes it funny, doesn’t matter what he looks like
To be fair, apart from the fact that he clearly knows the planets by the names of the original greek names, I'm pretty sure he might have just heard the question as 'wuth names starting with "a"' instead of 'that have "a" in their names' Possibly
Ares is a planet, the 4th one when counting up from the sun. Only the Greek use the Greek god names for the planets though. Except for Uranus for some reason...
I thought he was saying Eris. I would have loved that answer because 1. it‘s more than 1, 2. Eros is not a planet but a dwarf planet. 3. it‘s not spelled with an A.
Me: "ok, Mercury no, Venus no, Earth yes, Mars yes, Jupiter no, Saturn yes, Uranus yes, Neptune no, Pluto no-" *the realization hits and I fall to the ground crying, unable to answer the question due to grief over Pluto*
That morning, his horoscope read: prepare for challenges in life. You may find that you do not have the necessary tools to cope, so be open to learning something new.
Hey, that's cool! I've always wanted to memorise the order of the planets but I always forget the order of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. "MoVE MY SUN Pluto" (using the misspelling "Yupiter" instead of "Jupiter"). Thanks!
@@alexmuenster2102 As I explained, I've always had trouble to memorise the order of the outer four planets .This mnemonic would do the trick. Additionally, one could interpret "Mo" as an abbreviation of "Mercurio" (although the proper name of the planet in English is _Mercury_ ), in order to distinguish between which M stands for Mercury and which M stands for Mars.
@@landsgevaer "Btw, you can drop Pluto" The "Pluto" helps to establish in which direction the mnemonic must be read (from inner to outer planets, instead of _vice versa_ ).
This takes me back to high school after an exam when discussing those difficult questions to just to find your answer is wildly different from everyone else's 😭😭😭😂😂😂
@@mammontustado9680 obviously I didn't read the comments numbnuts, I was literally sharing a memory from school Doesn't make sense to intentionally say something someone else said. Clearly you read everything just to add your unwanted 2c.
@@briancooley8777 Caelus is actually Roman. It's just that William Herschel went with a misspelling of a greek God Ouranous when he couldn't name the planet he discovered "King George's Star". International astronomy society rejected the name George as a planet and demanded an ancient Roman God, so he told them to stick it up Uranus and here we are.
@@JoshAston23 I wouldn't exactly call 2006 'a few years ago'. Also, gee, thanks for the explanation, I guess; with a comment like that, why would you assume I don't know that already?
Absolutely not. Pluto’s demotion is very much needed. It has not cleared its orbital neighborhood of other debris, meaning it shares its orbit with other objects of similar size.
Actually it could prove to be the reverse, to be beneficial to you as it could teach you not to take everything so seriously as pretty much nothing is worth it. It's extremely liberating once you realize this, ya know.
That woman radiates evil and shows toxic behaviour. How her facial expressions were filled with disgust and contempt anytime he spoke. Then cruelly smiled when he flopped under her pressure. It's like she has internally judged him based on his appearance and placed herself on some sort of superiority pedestal. And it doesn't only happen on this show - it's common everywhere.
@@vg6761 She was just standing there, staring at the floor though. She laughed a little when he said Ares because it's really wrong and the guy asking the questions laughed too. I don't think she's evil...
before commenting something rude: in these situations it’s extremely hard to think clearly and calmly. That’s why people sometimes give „silly“ answers.
I’m baffled at his thought process for this answer. He either somehow confused planets for Star signs, or he somehow confused the fact that planets are named after Roman gods for Greek gods. Either way there are more of each that include A! Legendary answer.
He's Indian. I'm guessing his first language is Punjabi or Hindi. The word we have for planet is also the word very commonly used in Astrology. Astrology is sort of a big deal in India and we have several mainstream-ish news channels talk about it during lunch hour. One is literally called "Grah Nakshatra" where "grah" literally means planet. As for why he said only Aries, he probably misheard the question and thought how many ""planets'" names start with letter A
@@emmalauriston4983 But Aquarius is not among the _first eight_ zodiac signs (or the "eight signs occurring during Daylight Saving Time), maybe that's why he didn't consider it (as he must/could have known that there are 12 zodiac signs).
Who tf is going to sample out a size of "the eight zodiac signs during daylight savings" when asked this question? That's not how anyone's thought process would work, and honestly doing such mental gymnastics to get to the answer would make it more idiotic than if you just forgot the other signs with "a" existed lmao
Not obviously. Someone pointed here in the comments that Mars in Greek is Ares. So if he was educated with that background he got it just right; and perhaps he thought of names that started with A, which was an interpretation mistake, as I and many others here made as well.
@@dxnd_ heck if he was thinking of zodiac constellations there's Aries, Cancer, Libra, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius(six that have the letter A in it) Even if it was zodiac his answer is still wrong
@@demonking86420 yep, nobody said he was right in anyway and it doesn't matter whatsoever what's the truth was its just wasting time brain energy lol im just saying you're probably correct that he thought the question is "start with the letter A" and the first thing that comes to mind is Aries because he put himself on a spot and feels like he has to answer quickly, idk maybe its his star sign
Even if he meant “Ares” as the Greek name for mars, he would still be wrong going by Greek names for whatever reason. If he meant “Aries” as in the zodiac sign I’m just baffled.
You are? His outfit should give it away that he is not very bright. Wearing that thick piece of cloth on your head on a hot TV stage prevents the brain to breath and think clearly.
@@Sams.Videos Plenty of intellectuals dress as he does without any hindrance to brain function. Perhaps you are unable to rationalize the diversity of people in other cultures. He is not their representative.
The planet Mars is named after the Roman god of war, who they adopted from the Greeks. The Greeks knew him as Ares. So in a roundabout way, you could argue that his answer was one quarter correct lol
@@df4196 Which doesn't make it half right, unless you meant he got half the name of the person he was thinking of, even if it would still be incorrect.
I feel sorry for him he just was confused I don't know why Ben couldn't have corrected him or repeating the word planets , emphasising it so he would then realise his mistake .
@@DownloadARevolt20 no I know ..but when a host will repeat the question again ..I just wonder if he then may have clicked ...I'm sure I hear other game show hosts repeat it as the contestant thinks about the answer.
TBF to the guy, I assume he misheard the question and assumed he ment in the beginning of the name. Easy to laugh when you're not in front of the camera.
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I was expecting his answer to be any number higher than 8, lol.
I thought it was gonna be 0 😂
@@mohammedyakub3760 0 would have been a better guess than what he actually said
@@BlueAxeRacer 😂 true
Same. Great minds think alike Ha Ha
Me too not gonna lie
It's like one of those moments when you come out of the exam hall and everyone agrees on the answer to a question being 27 and you wrote Egypt.
Underrated comment
And it was only a biology exam.
Is this a true story?? 🤣😂😅
🤣🤣 fuck dead
@@veronicaredeemed wish I could say no.
When claire names the 4 planets... The realization & reaction is priceless 😂🤣
She named only three lol
@@SadButter Uranus, Saturn, Earth and Mars. Four.
@@SadButter you need to visit ENT Doctor right now
@@leval1000 in the video's subtitles it appears as if she had only cited three
0:34 you can see the exact moment his face dropped
Best part is him prefacing his answer with “I’ve been counting in my head” and then saying one lmao
Arabic numerals are from India. He should do better.
Fuckin lol I didn't even pick up on this until your comment and you got me cackling like a madman
@@user-qd4td7yb8eYou say "Arabic" numerals, even though you acknowledge that it comes from India.
It's Hindu-Arabic numeral system, and it really pisses me off when ppl only mention the second half of the name.
The man didn't even name a planet
Like you prefaced your comment ?
He never said, "one".
ben was trying so hard not to laugh
He needs to win an award for keeping a straight face with some of the dimwits that appear on that show. The question about Greek philosopher Homer calling "something" the food of the gods, what is it? The answer was Ambrosia, but the guy was off to a bad start when he thought it was Homer from the Simpsons, so his answer was donuts.
Yea. Haha. In the chase Bradley Walsh would have LOL.
@@shadrakethestud My mum watches both lol.
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@@JesusisGodandKingofkimgs ty for this Jack no explanation just this. Ty.
Plot twist: He deliberately gave the wrong answer so he didn't need to say Uranus on TV.
Phew, that sure would have made him look stupid
@@RochRich. LOL!!! 😄
BRUH
Uranus, myanus, ouranus, he/she/itanus. Anusology
@@jasonvargas7564 It wouldn't be he/she/itanus, it would be his/her/itsanus.
I know, I'm just being anal.
bro accidentally outed himself as a visitor from another star system. that isn't embarrassment on his face when the other constestant starts naming planets in our local system, it's relief that they only think he's an idiot and not an alien
Now works at Nasa😅
No bro he outetes himeself as a guy from an alt universe line where they had greek names instead of roman ones.
@@phlyphlo apollo, artemis, athena, hephaestos…
😂
Gee, you'd think before visiting another solar system you'd read the Lonely Planets guide.
"Uranus, Saturn, Earth, Mars."
"Ah right, I've mixed up planets with signs of the zodiac."
"Taurus, Cancer, Sagittarius..."
"Hmm, I was thinking begins with A rather than contains it."
"Aquarius?"
"Ok, shut up now."
They never said that
@@roachdogg-ex Nothing gets by you, does it? Can you even see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
@@Jeremo-FD shut your god damn mouth
Lol 😂
@@Jeremo-FD😂😂😂😂😂
Ben shoulda asked him, "are you talking out of Uranus"?
Best. Damn. Answer.
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Shut up
No he could have said what about Uranus
When he said Aries, I laughed... I KNEW the answer was 0. And then Claire said 4 and the guy and I both made the same face. My dumbass thought the question was "planets that START with the letter A"
Poor comprehension skills lol
SAME 😭😭
@@LWLProductions Loooool. I mean I said 3 and forgot about Saturn even after going through them all in my head 😅😅😅
Same! I was about to send this to a friend and laugh at both of the answers. Thank god I read the comments first lmao.
I did the same thing lmao
Ben's face, you just know he immediately wanted to burst out laughing. This is why I love watching Tipping Point. 😂
This video alone should dispel the stereotype that all South Asians are smart...
@@nahor88 well, he seems like a guy grown up in britain, so obviously!
@@nahor88 If he were white, we wouldn't be judging his race.
@@techwaveatharva9272tbf most of us would have got that 😂
People are missing the point entirely. He was clearly an alien who didn't remember _which_ star system he was in.
The winning answer!
Aries is not a planet though
@@OmeFrits - How would you know the names of planets in other star systems, puny earthling?
@@OmeFrits - How do _you_ know what people from other star systems call their planets, puny human?
@@OmeFrits Aris, Ares, and Aries are the Grecian names of the planet the Romans called Mars. So yes, Aries is a planet.
The twist is this guy is an alien from another solar system
Well technically you can be from another system, only this one is the solar system because the sun's Latin name is Sol 🤓😎
@@danstylus1 you are correct!
Look at that hope in his eyes. He *can't* be from here.
@@danstylus1 Incorrect. There can be infinite systems in an infinite universe. If monkeys could write the complete works of Shakespeare, surely other alien life could create languages that could come up with the combination “Solar System” name for their own planetary system.
@@edwardmalinowski5901 I understand the concept of infinity and that there will be other systems eventually identical. Doesn't mean every system is another solar system, it was that I intended to clarify.
You know that you are in trouble when the game show host and the other contestant start to laugh. 😂
@@plaistowjames6792 If the host is laughing at you, it means that you gave a ridiculously bad answer.
@@my3dviews That's a good answer
How his smile drops at 0:35
ahaha
after she mentions an actual planet he realises 😹😹😹😹
Mhmm
That's the moment he realized he'd hashed it.
@@willfenwick7501 prefer to believe he was trying not to laugh, thinking she was the one to mess up the answer 😂😂😂
Can't believe she forgot Jupitar, Naptune, Venas, and Mercary
that's the american planet names
@@mikekilkelly2138it's not, you're just too slow to pickup on obvious jokes.
@@ziggle5000They were also making a joke lol
@@ziggle5000 I think you might be the slow one in this instance.
What a fail.
Idk much about this person's language or cultural background, but in Greek, Mars is called Άρης (Ares). If he learned the planets in another language that borrowed from Greek instead of Roman, this isn't the most far-fetched answer. He still would have gotten it wrong, though. Lol there are 'A's in lots of the Greek equivalents.
He is a Sikh, so Indian (dot, not feather) background. No idea about the language, but most likely Hindi, possibly Urdu
His answer isn’t far-fetched compared to your reasoning. Oh.My.God
Also take into account he may have misunderstood the question as "begin with the letter A", which the answer would be zero, and would push your mind to make some stretches to find an expected answer.
If he's a Brit and learns the English language, it could be assumed that he went to school there and was taught through their educational system. One if which almost certainly involves learning about our solar system and it's planets. The fact that he was in a British tv show answering a question through the eyelense of a Greek person (instead of an English person) says a lot about the situations idiocy lmao. He probably don't even know Greek, he just panicked and thought he heard Starsigns instead of planets.
@@joelsmith3473 When I first read the question in the video thumbnail, that's what I thought it asked.
He said it with such confidence, too. 🤣 Claire, with the correct answer, sounds like she's still has some doubt.
When someone is confidently wrong, other people begin to doubt their own knowledge.
@@davidhoward4715 basically bluffing
The dumbest people are the most confident.
@@klieu90210 True. They don't know enough to know they are are wrong
But didn't Claire say 4 planets and only Merion three?
If it was Bradley Walsh, this would be in a bloopers show
Who is she?
@@AnimalLover-bu6do She?
Bradley Walsh would still be laughing
He would fake laugh for a minute, then pretend to be stifling laughter. He is Britain's Jimmy Fallon.
@@kieran1883 He doesn't fake laugh, I can tell you that now. He's nowhere near Britain's Jimmy Fallon. I'm pretty sure you meant Jimmy Carr, and even then you're mistaken.
He even got the wrong answer to the question he thought was being asked.
What question did he think was being asked?
@@SuperYtc1 He thought he was being asked how many star signs include the letter A. And "one" was still the incorrect answer.
Actually, he thought it was how many star signs START with the letter A. He would've still been wrong. Comprehension skills -10
I love how confident he was before answering. If you're gonna fall, you might as well do it from a great height I suppose. 😄
Yup, fall too low and you just cripple yourself. Fall from high enough and you can die in peace.
Twice the pride, double the fall
@@xxProjectJxx dew it
He even looked at the presenter at the end to say "which one of us is right?''
Yes, he really Jussie Smolletted that one didn't he?
I thought he was gonna say 8 and go "plAnet Mercury, plAnet Mars..." but dude went somewhere completely different lmao
LOL that would be a smart ass answer but technically correct?
Planet is more of a title, it isn’t a name
It's the way his face falls as soon as the woman starts listing off planets 😂
What did he originally think the host said??
@@fathergabrielstokes4706 probably the zodiac or something…? Since his answer was Aries…
@@catherinemadeinbrasil05 he still would've been way off if the question was zodiac signs. Unless he also thought it was "how many start with an A"
@@nthgth true 😅
@@nthgth Even then he forgot Aquarius lmao
That presenter deserves a medal of honour for controlling what was obviously a tornado of ridiculous emotion happening inside him🤣🤣
I'm still wondering why the answer was just one. If Aries was the answer, surely Aquarius, Capricorn, Cancer, Libra and Sagitarius should have been considered.
@@KenFullmanYou serious?
@@eneco3965 Yes shit Sherlock
@@eneco3965 Try to read what he said
The only way it’s particularly funny is if you assume he said Aries but I’m pretty sure he said Ares as in the planet. I don’t think half the people here even know Ares is the other name for Mars (or one of the planets)
No, this isnt the stupidest answer ever! I saw an even more stupid one from a One-Amp contestant only last week (November 2021) when Ben asked the contestant, "In Classic Greek literature, according to Homers Illiad, if Nectar is the drink of the Gods, what was the food" and the One Amp thought for a few seconds and said, DOUGHNUTS".
Hey, I KNOW it's ambrosia, 'cause Classics was my minor in uni. But I'll take doughnuts! I'll bet Zeus & the gang would, too, if they were around. 🍩
A million policemen would agree with this .
When you don't know the right answer, a funny one will do.
That's because they are a donut. 😁
Tbf thats prob a stab in the dark for something they knewcthey didnt know, this guy was very sure for some reason
This is one of those answers where you can spend all day trying to make sense of how he came to it and eventually you just gotta shrug your shoulders and move on 😂
The greek god Ares was renamed Mars by the romans. Thats where all the planets get their namesake. If he learnt the greek way of course he'd think Ares.
Lowkey ive called a planet Poseidon instead of Neptune before, it happens, especially in whats probably a stressful situation
@@a_person4742 I’m aware of where the names come from and that may be so, but then why did he leave off Aphrodite, Gaia, and Ouranos? By that thinking he still could have wound up with the right number by random chance. No matter how you look at it his answer makes no sense lol
@@ValensBellator he's Indian. I'm guessing his first language is Punjabi or Hindi. The word we have for planet is also the word very commonly used in Astrology. Astrology is sort of a big deal in India and we have several mainstream-ish news channels talk about it during lunch hour. One is literally called "Grah Nakshatra" where "grah" literally means planet.
As for why he said only Aries, he probably misheard the question and thought how many ""planets'" names start with letter A
I think he just misinterpreted the question as "How many of the eight planets in our solar system begin with the letter 'A' in their name?"
@@a_person4742 he is competing in a BRITISH gameshow though 😂
Credit must be given to the host for somehow controlling the laughter. Boy, I would've been in splits.
He defied our expectations by giving an even dumber answer than anyone here expected, bravo.
Just a case of hearing it wrong.
What he heard: How many zodiac signs starts with the letter 'A' other than 'Aquarius'?
Answer would still have been more than 1
@@blueshoes5145 Just a case of reading it wrong.
I don't do the whole zodiac thing, but isn't there a Sagittarius? Caprica? My spell check says there's an “a” in “Taurus” as well... so someone who has never read a horoscope in his life is already up to 4. Also there's 12 zodiac signs, not 8, so that should have been a sign (see what I did there 😉)
@@tonywells6990 , Thank you. I was being too lazy to point that out to all those reading my comment wrong.
@@wilfdarr , 'starts with the letter A' .
Proof that anyone can come across as intelligent with a British accent.
Except he doesn’t sound intelligent.
@@AnimeMovement The dude’s not British, your point?
@@offbrandfiji6487 Fair enough. I was running off the same assumption as OP. You didn’t get worked up about that comment, though. Strange.
@@AnimeMovement your point?
@@offbrandfiji6487 You’d know it if you knew how to read.
There’s so many wonderful aspect to this but one that’s easy to miss is that he says “I’ve been counting in my head” and the number he counted up to was 1.
As I did it, I was also counting the total number of planets to make sure I got them all.
Not to forget a distinct number
Even if it was star signs!? He still would have been wrong 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Even more wrong lol
Lol I’m wondering if he was thinking of star signs starting with ‘A’, in which case he still forgot Aquarius… 🤦
Aries, Aquarius, Taurus, Cancer, Capricorn, Libra, Sagittarius (7) 😐
Yep. 😂
"How many of the eight *star signs* during our *Daylight Saving Time* system *start with* the letter A in their name?"
Daylight Saving Time typically starts on the last Sunday of March, and ends on the last Sunday of October. So the four star signs (out of 12) that completely fall outside Daylight Saving Time are Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.
Tipping Point contestants are just The Chase rejects
It’s a miracle the guy found his way to the studio
He was out to buy milk.
Ah yes, *Aries* the mysterious ninth planet.
Fourth actually, Ares is the Greek name for Mars. He's still wrong because even going by Greek names he forgot Aphrodite (Venus), Dias (Jupiter) and Ouranos (Uranus).
@@J4hk3Yes, but nobody calls the planets by the Greek names
@@Aenimus12 _In modern Greek, the planet retains its ancient name Ares (Aris: Άρης)_
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars
@@J4hk3 I'm obviously talking about English speakers
@@Aenimus12 Which is where it's reasonable to think the guy's mistake came in. He wasn't taught the planets in an english speaking setting. Or he thought the question was asking for planets starting with A and the only one he could think of was Mars when using its Greek name.
He may have given an utterly absurd answer but no doubts that sardarji was high on confidence.
And stupidity
This wasn’t what I was expecting. I was thinking he’d say a number above eight
Me too. Funny anyways
This is why we can't have nice things.
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@@AliSami-lh5kp Shut up
wow hello there nostalgia nerd!
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He thinks ARIES is a Planet!!!
(Me Banging My Head Against The Wall)
It was the right answer...just the WRONG question !! hehehehe
@@pennynewbie6171 No, then it would have been how many star signs have A in their name (not which one(s) begins with A), so that contestant was stupid/had really slow deduction skills on two counts
Mars is the Roman translation and equivalent of the Greek god of war Ares. In Greece and some eastern parts of the world they still call the planet Ares. Likewise they call Jupiter->Zeus, Mercury->Hermes, Venus-> Aphrodite, Neptune->Poseidon. Only Ouranos is called the same, cause it's the direct Greek god name and not translation or equivalent.
@@somebodyoncerolledme7211 Aquarius begins with A as well.
@@David-ve5iq so does “absolute fucking idiot” which this guy clearly is
Its like a Two Ronnies sketch where they were out of sync, giving the answer from the previous question. Comedy gold.
Yeah, the 'Mastermind' one,
Genius!
I love how confident they both were
She was right to be confident given that she gave the correct answer.
I read this completely wrong. I thought it said "How many of the eight planets in our solar system start with the letter 'A'?" I was so confused by Claire's answer LOL
read and heard wrong
Yeah same wtf
Same
@@Vini-km4dh wait but... Ares isn't a planet, right? Or am I just incredibly dumb?
@@OrigamiMoon.. ares is a planet if you go by the Greek planets but he'd still be wrong as Aphrodite is another planet that starts with A
I love the "ohhh she's dumb, I'm soo gonna win this, easy" look on his face when she answers.
I love how certain people on here are making excuses coz he’s a sikh and might’ve learnt different names for the planets in his own language yet those same people will say he’s British as he obviously sounds like he’s lived in England all his life. It’s his over confidence that makes it funny, doesn’t matter what he looks like
Hell even if he couldnt think of the names of any of the other planets, he should have at the very least said 'earth'. Lol 🤣
This is up there with when I saw a woman answer the question 'Which character from Wind in The Willows is the largest?' with... 'Piglet'.
Ben's a professional. If this was Bradley Walsh he'd have been in hysterics.
His face drop when she starts to name PLANETS!
"Been counting in my head" ...(all the way to ONE!!) Hahaha.
...ok...sooooo....
"Sean Connery, Ben, he was in The Rock with Nic Cage."
Would've been a less confusing answer lol
I feel like Einstein rn.. Just shows how much self confidence plays part in our everyday decisions
To be fair, apart from the fact that he clearly knows the planets by the names of the original greek names, I'm pretty sure he might have just heard the question as 'wuth names starting with "a"' instead of 'that have "a" in their names'
Possibly
The host doing his best not to laugh at the sheer stupidity is the best part.
This is me after the finals exam when my friends are talking about their answers
He lived his entire life thinking Ares was a planet... that doesn't even sink in
Ares not Aries
Ares is a planet, the 4th one when counting up from the sun.
Only the Greek use the Greek god names for the planets though. Except for Uranus for some reason...
I thought he was saying Eris. I would have loved that answer because 1. it‘s more than 1, 2. Eros is not a planet but a dwarf planet. 3. it‘s not spelled with an A.
Me: "ok, Mercury no, Venus no, Earth yes, Mars yes, Jupiter no, Saturn yes, Uranus yes, Neptune no, Pluto no-" *the realization hits and I fall to the ground crying, unable to answer the question due to grief over Pluto*
Never forget
He will always be a planet to me
It’s like, “no he’s not stupid, he’s misunderstood the question.” Even in misunderstanding he’s still obscenely wrong 😂
Hermes is Mercury
Aphrodite is Venus
Ares is Mars
Zeus is Jupiter
Cronus is Saturn
Ouranus is Uranus
Poseidon is Neptune
Hades is Pluto
Who…. Asked?
You forgot Gaia = Terra = Earth = the planet you live in
@C ok boomer
@C oh you're so cool, you don't like information or to actually learn stuff, you must be very popular and have a cool name like chad
So the answer is still 4 when using the Greek names. Because we are counting Earth as well and not Pluto.
The way his smile disappeared when she said "Uranus". The realization hits you that you weren't thinking of planets.
🙄 That one is about worn out.
That's a Sikh answer bro, done deliberately to make us laugh no doubt ... fair play
I see what you did there
😂
😂😂
I find his lack of general knowledge dis-turban
There definitely isn’t a big brain under there.
Ben just stifles his amazement like a pro. I'd have been rolling around on the floor in hysterics if I was the host.
That morning, his horoscope read: prepare for challenges in life. You may find that you do not have the necessary tools to cope, so be open to learning something new.
I keep rewatching this and cannot get over this guy’s answer.
If you just consider the Greek names, he's not wrong. Ares is the Greek name for Mars.
@@SlideRSB But the Greek name for Venus is Aphrodite so he's still wrong?
Ares
I remember seeing this on tv and being like WTF
What was the right answer?
@@jeffrey44 of course the right answer is 4. Uranus, Saturn, Earth and Mars
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The Turbanator "No, I'm a Libra..."
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Gotta love his confidence, wish i had that 😂
His face of realisation and regret when she started naming the planets killed me 😂😭
0:26 this guy is the MVP for holding in his laughter. None of us could have managed that
What the hell do you know about us?
@@jimreadey4837I know you're a clown. That's plenty.
@@jimreadey4837Exactly lmao, you don't know me!
@@X1ZR
I'll bet you're as stoic as they come.
He didn't hold it in d'uh
Did it mentally, it’s four. Using the mnemonic “move my sun Pluto” to remember the planets.
Hey, that's cool! I've always wanted to memorise the order of the planets but I always forget the order of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
"MoVE MY SUN Pluto"
(using the misspelling "Yupiter" instead of "Jupiter").
Thanks!
I would be able to use the planets to remember that mnemonic. Maybe.
Btw, you can drop Pluto.
@@yurenchu >>Using the mnemonic “move my sun Pluto” to remember the planets.
@@alexmuenster2102 As I explained, I've always had trouble to memorise the order of the outer four planets .This mnemonic would do the trick.
Additionally, one could interpret "Mo" as an abbreviation of "Mercurio" (although the proper name of the planet in English is _Mercury_ ), in order to distinguish between which M stands for Mercury and which M stands for Mars.
@@landsgevaer "Btw, you can drop Pluto"
The "Pluto" helps to establish in which direction the mnemonic must be read (from inner to outer planets, instead of _vice versa_ ).
This takes me back to high school after an exam when discussing those difficult questions to just to find your answer is wildly different from everyone else's 😭😭😭😂😂😂
why do you still look like you're 12 tho 😭😭😭
@@Pllayer064 cuz it turns you on.
Yeah, top comment already said that, and way funnier and more articulate
@@mammontustado9680 obviously I didn't read the comments numbnuts,
I was literally sharing a memory from school
Doesn't make sense to intentionally say something someone else said.
Clearly you read everything just to add your unwanted 2c.
@@natashapowell3545 so like are we gonna s/\/\ash?
He was actually right about Ares. He was just using a dead language. 😂
Ares and Aphrodite
Not to mention gaea and caelus which have an A IN their name but don’t start with it
Greek isn't a dead language.
@@briancooley8777 Caelus is actually Roman. It's just that William Herschel went with a misspelling of a greek God Ouranous when he couldn't name the planet he discovered "King George's Star". International astronomy society rejected the name George as a planet and demanded an ancient Roman God, so he told them to stick it up Uranus and here we are.
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He just brought shame to the whole community 😂
@@jagatjeetsingh3632 yeah bro! I’m just kidding, no offense
Nine. There are nine planets in the Solar System. Justice for Pluto!
Pluto got demoted a few years ago to 'dwarf planet'. My Very Easy Method Just Speeds Up Naming.
@@JoshAston23 I wouldn't exactly call 2006 'a few years ago'. Also, gee, thanks for the explanation, I guess; with a comment like that, why would you assume I don't know that already?
Absolutely not. Pluto’s demotion is very much needed. It has not cleared its orbital neighborhood of other debris, meaning it shares its orbit with other objects of similar size.
@@z_6077 LA LA LA CAN'T HEAR YOU PLUTO'S A GODDAMN PLANET ALWAYS HAS BEEN
LOL Ares ... The pain in his face when she starts naming the planets is hilarious
He missed Aphrodite, Gaia and Caelus, what an idiot.
Ares is CORRECT....
Ares is another name for Mars....
Aries ♈️ is a zodiacal constellation....
Ares is the name of the Greek god of war.
There is not a person in the UK that would accept Ares as an acceptable substitute for the planet Mars.
@@volpeverde6441Sure, still only 25%
@@volpeverde6441wasn’t the fucking question though, was it…🤦♂️
The host was trying so hard not to bust out laughing!🤣🤣🤣
0:23 "I think that's Aries"
Ben: *trying not to laugh* ...okay!
The pain in his face as she reads them out 💀
This man failed multiple subjects in one question while still vaguely being in the vicinity of the answer. Genuinely impressive
Also whatever way you can interpret this question he’s wrong every time. Genuinely impressive
Zodiac and planets confused
One of the biggest reasons I'd never go on a show like that. I would be extremely nervous and I could see myself saying something that dumb
Actually it could prove to be the reverse, to be beneficial to you as it could teach you not to take everything so seriously as pretty much nothing is worth it. It's extremely liberating once you realize this, ya know.
That woman radiates evil and shows toxic behaviour. How her facial expressions were filled with disgust and contempt anytime he spoke. Then cruelly smiled when he flopped under her pressure. It's like she has internally judged him based on his appearance and placed herself on some sort of superiority pedestal. And it doesn't only happen on this show - it's common everywhere.
@@vg6761 She was just standing there, staring at the floor though. She laughed a little when he said Ares because it's really wrong and the guy asking the questions laughed too. I don't think she's evil...
@@vg6761 dafuq
@@vg6761 "radiates evil"
This is Tipping Point, not Tolkien, you paranoid nutcase.
I love this if only for the fact his opponent pronounced Uranus as Youranus.
I heard Youranious though. But I get the joke.
Thats how it's supposed to be pronounced
@@Damo2690 But they had to change it because too many junior high schoolers were laughing at the name.
You-ranus?
Ööranos
before commenting something rude: in these situations it’s extremely hard to think clearly and calmly. That’s why people sometimes give „silly“ answers.
Racists don't care unfortunately
Ben trying not to laugh 😂😂
Would’ve been embarrassing to finish that video for the reaction for his sake 😂
No it wouldn't!
I wish it hadn't been cut off so quickly. ☹
I’m baffled at his thought process for this answer. He either somehow confused planets for Star signs, or he somehow confused the fact that planets are named after Roman gods for Greek gods. Either way there are more of each that include A! Legendary answer.
He's Indian. I'm guessing his first language is Punjabi or Hindi. The word we have for planet is also the word very commonly used in Astrology. Astrology is sort of a big deal in India and we have several mainstream-ish news channels talk about it during lunch hour. One is literally called "Grah Nakshatra" where "grah" literally means planet.
As for why he said only Aries, he probably misheard the question and thought how many ""planets'" names start with letter A
@@av-xd6bz still wrong you got Aquarius too
@@emmalauriston4983 Yep he made lots of mistakes
@@emmalauriston4983 But Aquarius is not among the _first eight_ zodiac signs (or the "eight signs occurring during Daylight Saving Time), maybe that's why he didn't consider it (as he must/could have known that there are 12 zodiac signs).
Who tf is going to sample out a size of "the eight zodiac signs during daylight savings" when asked this question? That's not how anyone's thought process would work, and honestly doing such mental gymnastics to get to the answer would make it more idiotic than if you just forgot the other signs with "a" existed lmao
I was expecting him to say something like 9 but this is way better.
He obviously confused planets with the zodiac star systems. How embarrassing.
But even if it was about the zodiac star system he would still be wrong lmao
No constellation (or star) named Ares. Ares *_is_* another name for Mars.
Whoops. Forgot about Aries, silly me doesn't follow astrology. 🤦🏼♂️
Not obviously. Someone pointed here in the comments that Mars in Greek is Ares. So if he was educated with that background he got it just right; and perhaps he thought of names that started with A, which was an interpretation mistake, as I and many others here made as well.
@@ANDREPEIXOTO1 Aphrodite:
@@relturtle
He missed one. Atleast it explain the reason behind his confidence
I can't even figure out what his thought process was 😂
He was thinking how many started with A.
And the Greek god equivalent to Mars is Ares.
@@Chevy-jordan - U sure abt that?
He's certainly not keeping brains under that wrapping! 😅
Did he mix up planets with star signs, or did he mix up the planets' Roman names with their Greek equivalents?
I think he thought "starts with the letter A"
@@demonking86420 probably, and the first comes in his mind was aries, a star zodiac sign
(i doubt he was thinking of Ares at all)
@@dxnd_ heck if he was thinking of zodiac constellations there's Aries, Cancer, Libra, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius(six that have the letter A in it)
Even if it was zodiac his answer is still wrong
@@demonking86420 yep, nobody said he was right in anyway and it doesn't matter whatsoever what's the truth was its just wasting time brain energy lol
im just saying you're probably correct
that he thought the question is "start with the letter A" and the first thing that comes to mind is Aries because he put himself on a spot and feels like he has to answer quickly, idk maybe its his star sign
He gave an incomplete answer either way
If Jeremy Clarkson or Steve Harvey were the host he would have got a slap in the face Ben is too nice 😂
Steve Harvey would have just looked at the audience with ‘defeated expression #3’ on his face
@@RochRich. Then gone on a 5-10 minute tangent mocking the contestant, probably with an impromptu musical number.
@@Dargonhuman 🤣🤣🤣
This is funny but this is something I’d do for sure. When I’m stressed, I mess things up all the time.
Can't you see he is recovering from a concussion?
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Even if he meant “Ares” as the Greek name for mars, he would still be wrong going by Greek names for whatever reason. If he meant “Aries” as in the zodiac sign I’m just baffled.
You are? His outfit should give it away that he is not very bright. Wearing that thick piece of cloth on your head on a hot TV stage prevents the brain to breath and think clearly.
@@Sams.Videos Plenty of intellectuals dress as he does without any hindrance to brain function. Perhaps you are unable to rationalize the diversity of people in other cultures. He is not their representative.
@@Sams.Videos You not wearing one and saying such a stupid thing disproves your point by itself.
@@Sams.Videos WTF?
@@mk-l1834 Yes it does doesn't it!
Aw I thought she just said “Uranus, Saturn and Mars” as her answer for the four planets at first, that would’ve been priceless 😅
Im still thinking that?? Doesnt she? :D
@@Kneezus53 Are you deaf? She said "Uranus, Saturn, Earth and Mars" VERY clearly.
@@SalvableRuin I mean I missed out Saturn 😅😅
@@Kneezus53 Where she says errrr, thats actually her saying Earth 😅
The planet Mars is named after the Roman god of war, who they adopted from the Greeks. The Greeks knew him as Ares. So in a roundabout way, you could argue that his answer was one quarter correct lol
Whom*
When he was asked his zodiac sign,he said "I'm not that big,I'm pluto..
once the question was "who was president of America in the year 2000 and he replied George Washington! Ben said in a tone GEORGE WASHINGTON?!
I mean he’s half right. It was going to be George W Bush
@@df4196 Erm, no - Clinton. Bush came into office in 2001.
@@boskee hence the “it was going”….
@@df4196 Which doesn't make it half right, unless you meant he got half the name of the person he was thinking of, even if it would still be incorrect.
@@boskee that’s kind of the joke. Have you heard of jokes?
I feel sorry for him he just was confused I don't know why Ben couldn't have corrected him or repeating the word planets , emphasising it so he would then realise his mistake .
Because that's not fair on the other player
Because that would not be fair.
@@DownloadARevolt20 no I know ..but when a host will repeat the question again ..I just wonder if he then may have clicked ...I'm sure I hear other game show hosts repeat it as the contestant thinks about the answer.
I would just be no good as the host ..
@@DownloadARevolt20 also I suspect it's often to fill dead air more than for the sake of the player.
Atleast he broke the stereotypes
TBF to the guy, I assume he misheard the question and assumed he ment in the beginning of the name. Easy to laugh when you're not in front of the camera.
OMG how did I miss this episode 😂😂😂😂
You were at the pub