Peter: Oh, he doesn't smell like Irish Spring And he never taught me anything But still I slap my chest and sing Of my drunken Irish dad Oh, his face looks like a railroad map And he never shuts his freakin' trap Mickey: But all the ladies catch the clap From your drunken Irish dad Peter: Ask a Hennessey, Tennessey, Morrison, Shaughnessy, Riordan, and Rooney They'll tell you the same McNulty, Mulroney, and Carter and Clooney All feel the same mixture of pride and of shame Mickey: Finnegan, Hannigan, Kelly, and Flanagan Look to the ground when their dad passes by Cafferty, Rafferty, Joyce and O'Lafferty Fight for his honor and then start to cry Both: Oh, we Irish lads are all infirm And our moods infect us like a germ 'Cause we're all the spawn of a pickled sperm spoken: Mickey: And we don't tan well either All: From a drunken Irish dad
Diane: I don't think that the people of Ireland appreciate what people from the US are doing when they go on about or make fun of "Ireland." Think of it like South Africans might identify with the Netherlands. Many people there, who have no sense of ancestry might look to NL for a sense of "where we came from," although NL had picked up and had gone a completely different direction with their society. It's somewhat similar with the US and where their ancestors come from. And, often times, when shows like the Simpsons or Family Guy poke fun of Irish people (to Irish people's chagrin), Americans have this idea that they are being self-deprecating or that they can get away with it because many identify with Ireland (or Germany, Sweden, Scotland, England, France, or whatever). This seems to be a common problem for people who hail from countries that were colonized. 😕
you misspelled Brian you said BRAIN! hahaha! funny my drunk Irish Russian FAE butt but I had to correct you and I want to give you a good day and maybe a YEAR if you do right! :)
Ireland and its culture is vastly underrated. The music, mythology, the language, the land itself.. its all very beautiful. More ppl should appreciate Ireland and what its people have been through.
Ireland and its culture is vastly overrated. The UK has just as many musicians, actors and artists proportionate to their population, but they don't constantly congratulate themselves on being such a "creative people blah blah". The irish need to get iver themselves
Well, to be fair, you do have to be careful how you make jokes. Humor is subjective after all, and what's funny in one culture may not be seen as such in another.
True... That's just drink in general. Know when people say oh I do apologise I've had to much to drink.... All you've done is reveal your true nature to me! Lol
@@user-cr5yv5ho2i Then that person had some deep-seated issues hidden under the surface. Alcohol doesn't give you personality traits you don't already possess, and whiskey isn't magically different from any other alcohol.
Actually, seriously, like most countries in Europe, the birth rate is dropping well below replacement (2.1) in Ireland. This problem is hardly acknowledged or addressed. There is also a likelihood that Ireland's population never fully recovered from the Potato Famine and the mass emmigration from Ireland henceforth.
10:30 Best part of the video was Diane singing the song. Peter's character is Irish American, but this show makes it clear his biological father is Irish.
*Peter:* You know Ireland has more drunks per capita than people. *Brian:* Oh that's just a negative stereotype. I don't think the Irish drink as much as people say they do. *Diane:* No, we do. Hilarious.
I once met someone from Ireland while on vacation in NYC. I told him that my father's side of the family was all Irish, that I'm part of only the third generation on that side of the family born in the US. My great grandfather arrived in the US from Ireland as a young man in the 1800s without a shilling to his name. He went to work sharecropping, sent money back to Ireland to one by one bring his parents and siblings over, eventually married an Irish girl from his old home town, raised ten kids, bit by bit bought his own land and kept adding to it, and by 1900 he was one of the biggest landowners in the county (all true, btw). The Irish guy's comment? "He must not have been a drinker." 😄
I remember growing up I had what I coined "The Irish Tan" it's where you have so many freckles on your face and arms that from a distance it all blends together and you have a pleasant shade about you. As such I had and still have a great affection for those with poor eyesight.
When I went over to Tipperary to try to track down relatives and have a pint in the pub that used to be my great-great-gradfather's farrier shop, I was surprised to discover that it hadn't been turned into a pub. The forge was behind his house, which was still lived in -- by his daughter!!!! (She was the youngest child from his third wife, while my great-grandfather was the first child from his first wife). I asked for directions, as the row houses on her street didn't have numbers, and was advised to make it clear that I wasn't looking for any money just as soon as I introduced myself and said I thought we were related. I was also advised to open by telling her I wasn't a Jehovah's Witness...or from the TV licensing board! The meeting went better than expected; she invited me in for tea, and we swapped stories and photos and pored over my genealogy research for hours (along with her older sister, who lived across the street, and my brother, who had come to Ireland with me).
*Diane:* The problem with The Day in the Life of an Irishman is that he's drinking beer. It's whiskey that makes them angry for some reason. *Me:* ...so every Irish guy beats his wife.
diane was clearly making some allowance for hyperbole. cuz it would be both obvious and boring to spend an entire video saying "that's an exaggeration" over and over again.
Omg your facial expressions when the rambles started haha priceless! 😍 Random fact: When I lived in British Colombia, Canada we had deers in the yard eating everything in the garden and fruit trees. We hung Irish spring bars all over and it actually worked they left the garden alone for the most part! 🤣
One of my favourite authors was from the Emerald Isle. Bram Stoker of the Dracula fame. He was however inspired to write Dracula when visiting Whitby (a small fishing town) in my home county of North Yorkshire. He saw a schooner struggling to make to the harbour in a storm. Bram witnessed this event from the very high cliffs surmounting Whitby.
[insert typical warning of over-generalize stereotyping and humor, etc.] Granted, I know mostly Irish-American women, but I cannot imagine an Irish-American woman getting slapped and not then proceeding to tear the man limb from limb. I've always heard true Irish girls are even scarier to piss off. ;)
"Ireland has more drunks per capita than people." Brilliant! How did Diane not react to that? Did Editor Diane knock her out and sit in for her on that shot?
I'm Irish and always had a talent for writing. Then I drink and turn on George Carlin and Power Rangers, turning my creative center into mush. Music and writing.
I remember many years ago being in the locker room of my local gym, and I heard two other guys talking: looking at his friends bar of soap, one asked "What's that?" His friend answered "Irish spring - it's magically delicious!" I don't know why, that interaction still makes me laugh to this day. On another note, I'm not Irish, but I have great respect and admiration for the Irish people.
Actually just bought a pack of Irish Spring soap. Now after watching this, I've this really weird urge to slice it open just to see what the heck is in there...
In canada, for winter storage usually of vehicles, some people use it to keep the mice out and it works, they hate the strong smell of Irish Spring soap!
Fun Fact: Peter is Irish because as you saw him go to Ireland, he finds his biological father Mickey, after Peter's mom told him the truth about his real father, and Francis Griffin was his adopted father and he was Irish too. And another fun fact: The late actor and World War II veteran, Charles Durning who was also Irish and they chose him to do voice of Francis. Charles always spoke with his original Irish accent, whenever he wasn't acting in movies or TV shows, plus he had a hard time speaking with an American accent
My name is 100% Irish, but even though I am genetically only 1/8th Irish, I still can't tan worth a darn! The best tan I ever got was a LONG time ago after I got a terrible sunburn! I was nearly a week in pain. Afterwards, I had a beautiful, golden-brown tan. . . . . .for TWO FRICKEN DAYS! And then it faded completely away within hours! Yeah, tanning is not worth it.
Other non American reactionary youtubers: *sees stereotype* I know some people are like that but not everyone its unfair to assume that. Irish reactionary youtuber: *sees Irish stereotype* yeah, were drunks, we drink a lot and you have respect here if you can hold your liquor.
I love how she's not offended by the jokes. Nor is she necessarily laughing at the jokes. She's just slowly nodding her head at the jokes saying "Yep. Basically pretty accurate."
irish spring soap is so top tier, every other soap is smelly, leaves greasy residue, irish spring just CLEANS and then fks off and leaves your hands smooth without 'moisturizing' residue
I come from new england. A jameson drinking Paddy from a town, whos bushmills tarred and feathered a priest and chased him back "across the bridge to "paddy town" about a hundred an fitty back.we kinda call it Boston Irish, Im a McDonald. ' peter' is irish catholic as it gets!(for the states) his father in law hates him ( cuz HE drinks bushmills) Reminds me of my grandfather's stories. And my grandmother played the organ at st. Joseph's for 40+years! AND GO REDSOX!
I love when you do these videos and say "yes" to acual stereotypes and laugh about it. My ex-wifes father and mother were from county cork, i loved them so much and yes even the ladies in the family ripped on me because i cant keep up drinking or eating! Im sicilian and Hispanic so i stuck out like a sore thumb and i worked for the boston globe, every irish surname you could think of in my union of over 2000 people back then there were 108 people like myself, the italians and the black guys. I learned alot about irish cuture in my life and i hold it in a special place in my heart. Thank you for a great video.
I will say this: I think you're right about whisky. I'm not someone who is usually up for confrontation, but if I have too much whisky, I will get agressive if someone makes me mad. I've never got in a fight but I've been uncharacteristically ready to fight if need be.
This just explains that time in the late '90's when Dolores from the Cranberries wound up in an almost fight in a Dublin Pub with Jim from The Corrs because Dolores said she didn't like The Corrs' music or something... Then Baby Corr (Andrea) had to settle the whole thing a few months later....
As an Irish Canadian I can attest that the "Irish" never leaves you. Fourth gen in Canada and I can totally relate to everything in this video, and I can't tan for shite either. lol
yes, this is why i'm proud to be somewhat irish lmao. every guy on the irish side of my family is either a firefighter or police officer and all have moustaches XD
Irish Spring video ideas: 1) Find as many songs as possible that last 20 seconds each, and wash your hands while singing each of them. 2) Um, errr, nope, I got nuthin'. The bit about the two guys who hate each other because they're from adjoining towns reminds me of this joke, which I'm allowed to tell because I'm making fun of my own group. A Jewish man is the sole survivor of a shipwreck on an island. He's found ten years later when a boat passes by. The captain of the boat notices that the man has built not one, but two synagogues. The captain asks the man why he went to all the trouble of building two houses of worship when one would do. The man points to one of the synagogues and says, "You see that one? I would never set foot in that place!"
This was a delightful video for me to watch. Like many Americans I have a fair amount of Irish ancestry. I found Diane to be very easy to watch, but to my ears, I would never have guessed her to be Irish at first. She is, however, beautiful and rather elegant. Well done!
And all three have a temper..lol My grandpa is Cherokee with something else thrown in his ancestry, (we don't know what but he had grey eyes and 6'4''), both his parents were Cherokee as far as we knew...lol My grandma was Cherokee/German/Irish... I'm just a real short fuse that gets worse soaked in alcohol, but I laugh while I'm mad....lol
I'm also German, Irish and Native American and everyone in my family are recovering alcoholics, except me. For some reason I never had a problem with it. We all have bad tempers though.
@@ChrisGoforthChannel Lol, the movie "Knives out". Chris Evans' character famously wore one, and then put one on his dog, and people broke the internet trying to get one for themselves
most of my family are Finnish and my grandparents moved to US. for some reason they always had lots of Irish Spring Soap in the Sauna room. it is good soap but not sure if they ever had a reason for getting that type of soap or if they just got it cause they liked it.
Peter:
Oh, he doesn't smell like Irish Spring
And he never taught me anything
But still I slap my chest and sing
Of my drunken Irish dad
Oh, his face looks like a railroad map
And he never shuts his freakin' trap
Mickey:
But all the ladies catch the clap
From your drunken Irish dad
Peter:
Ask a Hennessey, Tennessey, Morrison, Shaughnessy, Riordan, and Rooney
They'll tell you the same
McNulty, Mulroney, and Carter and Clooney
All feel the same mixture of pride and of shame
Mickey:
Finnegan, Hannigan, Kelly, and Flanagan
Look to the ground when their dad passes by
Cafferty, Rafferty, Joyce and O'Lafferty
Fight for his honor and then start to cry
Both:
Oh, we Irish lads are all infirm
And our moods infect us like a germ
'Cause we're all the spawn of a pickled sperm
spoken:
Mickey: And we don't tan well either
All:
From a drunken Irish dad
Thank you for the lyrics!😁👍
May the Grace and favor of the Lord be upon you.
Waiting for the next great song 😊
I’ll look for the album.
Diane:
I don't think that the people of Ireland appreciate what people from the US are doing when they go on about or make fun of "Ireland."
Think of it like South Africans might identify with the Netherlands. Many people there, who have no sense of ancestry might look to NL for a sense of "where we came from," although NL had picked up and had gone a completely different direction with their society. It's somewhat similar with the US and where their ancestors come from.
And, often times, when shows like the Simpsons or Family Guy poke fun of Irish people (to Irish people's chagrin), Americans have this idea that they are being self-deprecating or that they can get away with it because many identify with Ireland (or Germany, Sweden, Scotland, England, France, or whatever).
This seems to be a common problem for people who hail from countries that were colonized. 😕
Brian: that’s a negative stereotype. I don’t think Irish drink as much as people say they do.
Diane: oh we do.
I just love that.
you misspelled Brian you said BRAIN! hahaha! funny my drunk Irish Russian FAE butt but I had to correct you and I want to give you a good day and maybe a YEAR if you do right! :)
Dunno I'm a Brummie and every time I walk in the pub there's always a Irish Fella! But I jest it's true.... As for the rest of archipelago!
God invented whiskey to make sure the irish don't conquer the entire world, true story.
I'm of Irish descent and I don't drink.
@@michaelmcneely9169 There's a black sheep in every family! 😉
Ireland and its culture is vastly underrated. The music, mythology, the language, the land itself.. its all very beautiful. More ppl should appreciate Ireland and what its people have been through.
Ireland and its culture is vastly overrated. The UK has just as many musicians, actors and artists proportionate to their population, but they don't constantly congratulate themselves on being such a "creative people blah blah". The irish need to get iver themselves
What's a ppl? 😮
@@kryts27 people
Not in America it’s not
"I have Irish Spring Soap ready for my next video." My response, "Oh My!"
And now I'm hearing that in George Takei's voice 😆😆😆
Why, is he Irish, too? 😁
@@mikek0135 it's the "Oh my!"
Irish girl tries irish springs soap is probly the next video
Im more suprised she knows the irish soap guys brother. Like damn
Irish jokes are fair game for two reasons;
A) they can take a joke
B) everyone knows we love them
It’s not race, gender, nationality, or religion that separates us; it’s people who can take a joke and people who can’t.
@L M party pooper
Nah, I' with the Doc. Religion and Politics are what people without a sense of humor get up to when they get depressed about not getting the joke.
Here here
No. It’s all of the above.
Well, to be fair, you do have to be careful how you make jokes. Humor is subjective after all, and what's funny in one culture may not be seen as such in another.
Whiskey doesn't make men angry, it makes angry men less capable of hiding it.
True... That's just drink in general. Know when people say oh I do apologise I've had to much to drink.... All you've done is reveal your true nature to me! Lol
Mr Cox horny & alone!? Imagine that's not much fun!
😉
all men that have been oppressed are angry
I disagree, I have seen the most calm men become aggressive with some whiskey.
@@user-cr5yv5ho2i Then that person had some deep-seated issues hidden under the surface. Alcohol doesn't give you personality traits you don't already possess, and whiskey isn't magically different from any other alcohol.
Awwww!!
The look on Chewie’s face when you said “bad boy”.
I knoooow! 😂
@@DianeJennings Have you ever watched JSE? You two should do some collabs together!
@@JohnFourtyTwo Cats understand, they just don't care.
@@danielserene4532 sometimes they care
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The look on my face.
"That would be a Catholic thing." She said it so nonchalantly. 😂😂😂
I’ve always wanted a Irish girlfriend
Actually, seriously, like most countries in Europe, the birth rate is dropping well below replacement (2.1) in Ireland. This problem is hardly acknowledged or addressed. There is also a likelihood that Ireland's population never fully recovered from the Potato Famine and the mass emmigration from Ireland henceforth.
Booze and babies. 😏
I love the way you got around the song block 👍
Epic! 😃
10:30 Best part of the video was Diane singing the song. Peter's character is Irish American, but this show makes it clear his biological father is Irish.
Didn't expect to watch this lol. So cool she wasnt all offended but the stereotypes. You're good humored, loved the content thanks
The only people who get offended by stereotypes are American liberals.
@@RedvsBluechurch1 ... and then they riot, and burn buildings as they peacefully protest.....
Marty4650 shut up old man you’ll see your parents again
All stereotypes have some truth to them.
@@RedvsBluechurch1 oh that's right because American liberals freaked out when starbucks took Christmas off their cups. My bad!!!
*Peter:* You know Ireland has more drunks per capita than people.
*Brian:* Oh that's just a negative stereotype. I don't think the Irish drink as much as people say they do.
*Diane:* No, we do.
Hilarious.
Diane says "I've got Irish Spring soap ready for the next video"
In the word of the greatest animated man of Television "Giggity" I say GIGGITY!!
Quagmire: Let's just say I walked in on Diane with not-Editor Diane.
Quagmire is no where near the greatest animated man. Homer Simpson and Hank Hill to name the best and most obvious. Good day to you.
@@samriedel9311 Neither a man in charge of the safety at a nuclear power plant, nor a propane salesman, can measure up to a pilot. XD
@@markchristensen23 so true a great pilot needs no landing strip or one totally covered by brush
@@SWalkerTTU chance you talk when you see benefits of glass toys giggity gig out allllright
I’m a simple man. I see a pretty Irish girl smiling and I click.
Me too bro
Simp!
But seriously though, I was also holding my phone with only one hand
Many say the same about Tinder
awwwkwwwardddd
@@noensomserdegsoveomnattenp7732 yep
I once met someone from Ireland while on vacation in NYC. I told him that my father's side of the family was all Irish, that I'm part of only the third generation on that side of the family born in the US. My great grandfather arrived in the US from Ireland as a young man in the 1800s without a shilling to his name. He went to work sharecropping, sent money back to Ireland to one by one bring his parents and siblings over, eventually married an Irish girl from his old home town, raised ten kids, bit by bit bought his own land and kept adding to it, and by 1900 he was one of the biggest landowners in the county (all true, btw).
The Irish guy's comment? "He must not have been a drinker." 😄
I remember growing up I had what I coined "The Irish Tan" it's where you have so many freckles on your face and arms that from a distance it all blends together and you have a pleasant shade about you. As such I had and still have a great affection for those with poor eyesight.
ulfragnarsson 😂😂
I thought that the Irish tan was someone you touched on the arm and they screamed xD
Sounds like a pointillist painting.
When I went over to Tipperary to try to track down relatives and have a pint in the pub that used to be my great-great-gradfather's farrier shop, I was surprised to discover that it hadn't been turned into a pub. The forge was behind his house, which was still lived in -- by his daughter!!!! (She was the youngest child from his third wife, while my great-grandfather was the first child from his first wife). I asked for directions, as the row houses on her street didn't have numbers, and was advised to make it clear that I wasn't looking for any money just as soon as I introduced myself and said I thought we were related.
I was also advised to open by telling her I wasn't a Jehovah's Witness...or from the TV licensing board!
The meeting went better than expected; she invited me in for tea, and we swapped stories and photos and pored over my genealogy research for hours (along with her older sister, who lived across the street, and my brother, who had come to Ireland with me).
Nice! You still keep in touch?
That’s exactly the sort of thing I’d love to happen with my genealogical research.
That is so cool.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 I do, but one of the two passed away the year before last.
@@antaine1916 Aw, my condolences! I'm sorry to hear it! !
This is one of the best videos - she reviews it well and the dog makes it even better. Thanks for this excellent post!
5 Stars!!
I'm a Proud Irish American Man 🇮🇪 🇺🇸
And I am currently enjoying some whiskey and Guinness
Like mixed together?
@@rlt9492 That's the way it is used
I noticed at around the 5:30 mark the guy calls it a sweater instead of jumpers. impostor! LOL
Oh my!!!
“...I know all those people.” 😂🇮🇪 Loving these reaction vids, Diane - and am glad you found your headphones!
In the interest of fairness you should do American characters in Irish TV shows. It's ok, I don't offend easily, I can take it.
Oh interesting!!
Yeah, I like that idea!
Which reminds me of a running issue I have with Doctor Who. Absolutely love that show, I just get tripped up by what they think an American accent is.
@@cypher515 cause there's so many American accents, and Canadian too eh!
@@dawnpalmby5100 Mainly though it's the little things, like Barrowman pronouncing ma'am "mum" and things like that.
0:39 With that tail wag, it was officially confirmed that your bed doggo is a good boi! 😊🥰
5:09 that reaction was pure gold 🤣😂 on the heels of her affirming the Irish drinking stereotype too. Diane you're a gem, never change 🤣
See Joe goes to Ireland video. 😆
*Diane:* The problem with The Day in the Life of an Irishman is that he's drinking beer. It's whiskey that makes them angry for some reason.
*Me:* ...so every Irish guy beats his wife.
diane was clearly making some allowance for hyperbole. cuz it would be both obvious and boring to spend an entire video saying "that's an exaggeration" over and over again.
@ How can you be single and have a girlfriend?
Family Guy's portrayal of an airplane landing in Ireland always gets me 🤣😂🤣😂
I fuggin died laughing when I saw that scene live. Holy shit. I remember being in tears laughing so hard.
@@Frankybroadcast facts 🤣👍
@@Frankybroadcast facts 🤣👍
Omg your facial expressions when the rambles started haha priceless! 😍 Random fact: When I lived in British Colombia, Canada we had deers in the yard eating everything in the garden and fruit trees. We hung Irish spring bars all over and it actually worked they left the garden alone for the most part! 🤣
Always loved the Irish culture. When i was younger i always felt heart felt to the music and culture.
One of my favourite authors was from the Emerald Isle. Bram Stoker of the Dracula fame. He was however inspired to write Dracula when visiting Whitby (a small fishing town) in my home county of North Yorkshire. He saw a schooner struggling to make to the harbour in a storm. Bram witnessed this event from the very high cliffs surmounting Whitby.
1:55 doesnt say anything about the woman being hit, just argues that the man is drinking the wrong thing.
[insert typical warning of over-generalize stereotyping and humor, etc.]
Granted, I know mostly Irish-American women, but I cannot imagine an Irish-American woman getting slapped and not then proceeding to tear the man limb from limb. I've always heard true Irish girls are even scarier to piss off. ;)
@@CeltKnight Would an Irish-American man tear a woman limb from limb if she slapped him?
@@greywolf7577 - No. He'd be a real man and laugh it off.
Simp
The shoulder-shrug at 5:13 KILLED me, I died from laughing! I'm dead, this is my ghost typing. Funeral was lit fam.
"Ireland has more drunks per capita than people."
Brilliant!
How did Diane not react to that?
Did Editor Diane knock her out and sit in for her on that shot?
These were super clever examples of how to deal with copyright problems! Good job!
Best use of Irish Spring soap is to stop wooden drawers from squeaking Works like a charm.
I've always thought us Australians and Irish have a lot in common as we are both well known for our drinking and humour.
Dizzy drinking isn't an aussie stereotype didn't even know u were big drinkers? And ur not known for humor either!
@@oldfogey4679 Then that just shows how little you know about other countries. Weird how you're the only one that disagrees with me.
@@oldfogey4679 And where again did I say they were stereotypes?
I'm Irish and always had a talent for writing. Then I drink and turn on George Carlin and Power Rangers, turning my creative center into mush. Music and writing.
I love the way Diane so casually said, "No, we do."
Yes. Peter's biological father is Mickey McFinnigan. He also has black ancestry.
I remember many years ago being in the locker room of my local gym, and I heard two other guys talking: looking at his friends bar of soap, one asked "What's that?" His friend answered "Irish spring - it's magically delicious!"
I don't know why, that interaction still makes me laugh to this day. On another note, I'm not Irish, but I have great respect and admiration for the Irish people.
"We are the music makers, and, the dreamers of dreams..." Arthur O'Shaughnessy
Actually just bought a pack of Irish Spring soap. Now after watching this, I've this really weird urge to slice it open just to see what the heck is in there...
Dooooo eeet
In canada, for winter storage usually of vehicles, some people use it to keep the mice out and it works, they hate the strong smell of Irish Spring soap!
As an Irish person and as a former alcoholic, I can appreciate the drunk humour.
This is my first video of your’s and I love it! I love your energy! 😁
I'm laughing way harder at "the broth o' me own stubby shaleighly" than i should be
9:59
You, your editor and fur kid never disappoint! Keep up the great work.
Fun Fact: Peter is Irish because as you saw him go to Ireland, he finds his biological father Mickey, after Peter's mom told him the truth about his real father, and Francis Griffin was his adopted father and he was Irish too. And another fun fact: The late actor and World War II veteran, Charles Durning who was also Irish and they chose him to do voice of Francis. Charles always spoke with his original Irish accent, whenever he wasn't acting in movies or TV shows, plus he had a hard time speaking with an American accent
God the host is stunning. Her accent and her eyes. I’m in love..
It's just blue eyes 😀
@@spearb7133 accent to me
Simps
@@richmondboahene6536 go outside
My name is 100% Irish, but even though I am genetically only 1/8th Irish, I still can't tan worth a darn!
The best tan I ever got was a LONG time ago after I got a terrible sunburn! I was nearly a week in pain. Afterwards, I had a beautiful, golden-brown tan. . . . . .for TWO FRICKEN DAYS!
And then it faded completely away within hours!
Yeah, tanning is not worth it.
This girls singing is the cutest thing i have seen in a lot of time.
Other non American reactionary youtubers: *sees stereotype* I know some people are like that but not everyone its unfair to assume that.
Irish reactionary youtuber: *sees Irish stereotype* yeah, were drunks, we drink a lot and you have respect here if you can hold your liquor.
I love your editing coffee cup, I feel it fits editor Diane :-)
Clooney? Like George Clooney?
@@TheOneTonHammer Yes!!!
I can't remember where I heard this saying, but I feel like it might be true: God gave the Irish whiskey so that they wouldn't conquer the world.
Same reason we have McDonald's in America!
Ghost and the darkness
Aye the Celt were a nigh unstoppable force. Only their penchant for being drunken bastards kept them from stepping out of the isles
"They say the Irish discovered America, then had a couple Guinness and forgot where they F'ing put it."
Robin Williams
Seems about right
“People will just fight about anything”.. “ I hate broccoli” lol well said
I love how she's not offended by the jokes. Nor is she necessarily laughing at the jokes. She's just slowly nodding her head at the jokes saying "Yep. Basically pretty accurate."
one of the 2 guys circling for 50 years daring to throw the first punch looked like Dermot from the TRY channel! lol Great video Diane
TH-cam: “we recommend this video”
Me: “Ok, this is epic”
You could make a bed for your dog out of Irish Spring soap. I hear it’s the preferred soap for dog beds
irish spring soap is so top tier, every other soap is smelly, leaves greasy residue, irish spring just CLEANS and then fks off and leaves your hands smooth without 'moisturizing' residue
I come from new england. A jameson drinking Paddy from a town, whos bushmills tarred and feathered a priest and chased him back "across the bridge to "paddy town" about a hundred an fitty back.we kinda call it Boston Irish, Im a McDonald. ' peter' is irish catholic as it gets!(for the states) his father in law hates him ( cuz HE drinks bushmills) Reminds me of my grandfather's stories. And my grandmother played the organ at st. Joseph's for 40+years! AND GO REDSOX!
Her irish accent sounds so real. She must of practiced her whole life.
It's like she was raised by Irish parents.
There are no bad animals just bad owners so.... The curse is just you'll be a bad person.
Touché!
You've clearly never watched a nature documentary lol.
American comedians: The Irish are all a bunch of thick-sweatered, angry alcoholics!
Actual Irish people: Ehhhhhhh... [So-so hand wiggle]
Americans are SO Irish themselves. My husband's only like 2 or 3 generations off the boat himself.
05:10 looks like Shannon airport to me. Thankful I stumbled randomly upon your channel, it’s proper gas, loving it.
I love when you do these videos and say "yes" to acual stereotypes and laugh about it.
My ex-wifes father and mother were from county cork, i loved them so much and yes even the ladies in the family ripped on me because i cant keep up drinking or eating! Im sicilian and Hispanic so i stuck out like a sore thumb and i worked for the boston globe, every irish surname you could think of in my union of over 2000 people back then there were 108 people like myself, the italians and the black guys. I learned alot about irish cuture in my life and i hold it in a special place in my heart. Thank you for a great video.
@4:00 in the words of Quagmire, "giggity"
Haha yeah I was like is Diane, yet another influencer moving towards Onlyfans.
As a resident of Arizona, I have a feeling that my definition of "very hot day" is different than yours.
The hottest recorded temperature in ireland was June 26th 1887, it was 92 degrees. Their average summers are between 60 to 68 degrees.
Yeah our hottest day in AZ I think was 128 degrees...
@@SinDragonLord even Florida trembles to AZ
@@FedorManiac90 What's that in REAL temperature units?
The car was driving on the wrong side, which is to say that it was driving on the right side of the road 🙂
Well observed Sam!!!
Two wrongs don't make a right, but three lefts do!
I will say this: I think you're right about whisky. I'm not someone who is usually up for confrontation, but if I have too much whisky, I will get agressive if someone makes me mad. I've never got in a fight but I've been uncharacteristically ready to fight if need be.
Same. 😁
God I love her accent.
I've met only 1 Irish person in my life and we got along great.
Bless you Eire.
Chewie's tail wagging > Family Guy.
I like how he looked back at his tail "Wtf are you doing? We don't support this."
This just explains that time in the late '90's when Dolores from the Cranberries wound up in an almost fight in a Dublin Pub with Jim from The Corrs because Dolores said she didn't like The Corrs' music or something... Then Baby Corr (Andrea) had to settle the whole thing a few months later....
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Dianne, if you want to get Americans on board then threaten them with 'the polite scorn of a Canadian' :)
These curses are just getting more and more evil.
savage
As an Irish Canadian I can attest that the "Irish" never leaves you. Fourth gen in Canada and I can totally relate to everything in this video, and I can't tan for shite either. lol
"you are the broth of my own stubby sheleighly" 😂😂😂
"Irish Spring: Manly yes, but Diane likes it, too."
I one considered marketing a deodorant called ARAB SPRING but no one liked the thought of smelling like chickpeas and lemon juice under the arms
I feel like her Irish accent got stronger as the video went on😂
The video gave it
UNLIMITED POWER!!!
yes, this is why i'm proud to be somewhat irish lmao. every guy on the irish side of my family is either a firefighter or police officer and all have moustaches XD
Massachusetts??
4:13 Wow! You just jogged my deep memory! I remember carving stuff into soap as a kid for some reason. Crazy!
Family guy gets Irish people better than Simpsons
That village looks like something from medival time but still
I love that line "A game of drink"
Took me a few minutes to realise the dog wasn’t a pillow
Irish Spring video ideas:
1) Find as many songs as possible that last 20 seconds each, and wash your hands while singing each of them.
2) Um, errr, nope, I got nuthin'.
The bit about the two guys who hate each other because they're from adjoining towns reminds me of this joke, which I'm allowed to tell because I'm making fun of my own group. A Jewish man is the sole survivor of a shipwreck on an island. He's found ten years later when a boat passes by. The captain of the boat notices that the man has built not one, but two synagogues. The captain asks the man why he went to all the trouble of building two houses of worship when one would do. The man points to one of the synagogues and says, "You see that one? I would never set foot in that place!"
Fun idea!... am I allowed to laugh?!
@@DianeJennings Allowed? It's required!
Omg, I'm halfway thru, and it's mostly Diane saying, "oh, yeah, that stereotype is true"!
This was a delightful video for me to watch. Like many Americans I have a fair amount of Irish ancestry. I found Diane to be very easy to watch, but to my ears, I would never have guessed her to be Irish at first. She is, however, beautiful and rather elegant. Well done!
23 and me says I am mostly Irish…but I don’t drink! I’d be such an outcast! 😂
“I foresee that going poorly” makes my day!
Can you believe with all the Irish Stereotypes Family Guy touched on they never mentioned a single potato
Hah well observed never hit me either !
Oh, they did, Peter once dressed up like Ms Potato Head and some Irish celebrity humped him
I'm German, Irish. Native American so that means two thirds love to drink but one third can't handle it... LOL Irish spring soap dries my skin...🤔
And all three have a temper..lol My grandpa is Cherokee with something else thrown in his ancestry, (we don't know what but he had grey eyes and 6'4''), both his parents were Cherokee as far as we knew...lol My grandma was Cherokee/German/Irish... I'm just a real short fuse that gets worse soaked in alcohol, but I laugh while I'm mad....lol
I'm also German, Irish and Native American and everyone in my family are recovering alcoholics, except me. For some reason I never had a problem with it. We all have bad tempers though.
Great reaction. You're hilarious. Definitely subscribing
Hearing you sing the song instead of them was actually a blessing! Avoid that copyright girly.
Old joke " God created whiskey so the Irish wouldn't rule the world" ;-p
I prefer the joke my high school history teacher taught us: "The Sun doesn't set on the British Empire; God doesn't trust an Englishman in the dark."
''It's Whisky that makes men a little bit angry'' in the States tequila has this reputation.
I had to google "Irish Aran Sweaters". I'd never heard of them before.
did she drop an f bomb there? Maybe i heard it wrong
"Knives out"
Linda C ?? It didn’t sound like knives out
@@ChrisGoforthChannel
Lol, the movie "Knives out". Chris Evans' character famously wore one, and then put one on his dog, and people broke the internet trying to get one for themselves
@@ChrisGoforthChannel she said "freaking"....close, but you know Diane would never....
2:50 you forgot about Irland's history in ship-building and overall general wood-workmanship.
The "so, lets's dance" quote is from the movie Cadyshack (1980).
The is this book called, "How the Irish saved civilization" by Thomas Cahill. Let me know, if you want me to send you a copy?
I want to see her and CallMeKevin have a full conversation lol
A triple dose of perfection. You, Chewy, and lovely love of my heart, Editor Diane. How much more weirdness can a man ask for?
It's E.D.'s eyetwitch of barely-restrained purest hatred that always makes my day!
most of my family are Finnish and my grandparents moved to US. for some reason they always had lots of Irish Spring Soap in the Sauna room. it is good soap but not sure if they ever had a reason for getting that type of soap or if they just got it cause they liked it.
You know its bad when you're reacting to FAMILY GUY and she never says, "nah I don't think we're like that"