I want Jack to finally gather up the courage to apologize to Robert and have Robert confess that he found Jack’s anti-Rob routines to be what helped him get through his Twilight days.
There's a reason that Britain has comedians like this, I think, more so than in north america. A worked up rant style comedian is *very* British, and it does speak to that unconscious reserved "norm". If you spend most of your life being, essentially, pent up and not feeling allowed to go off on a tear, a rant, and then someone does it well, articulately, with clear wit and drives their point home with emphasis... well, it is admired by those who either do the same, or wish they could.
Jack as a Batman villian would be awesome. He could have been the nerdy kid who went to high school with cool Batman and then he becomes a villian due to childhood Trauma
I like quiet-speaking, slower-delivering Jack! I’m so used to Jack forgetting that he has a microphone and trying to project his voice to the back row of the house. This version of Jack is nice! And oh so sexy…😍
Maybe clayface there are some fun friends to enemies and enemies to friends plotlines between bats and clayface, I think it'd be fun to see Jack and Robert play that together
My friend and I travelled from Germany to England to watch your show in Birmingham on your birthday (which was also the birthday of my friend) and we really loved it. I was a great show and we would travel again just to see your show❤ please don't ever stop doing comedy❤
USA people love comedy they relate to on a deep, human level but have rarely gotten the chance to think about. They are bound by some hidden law within their own biology to cheer and do the whoops. Just goes to show how talented you are and how comfortable we are when you come on stage and recognize The Lion King as a film for *everybody.*
I say make you a villain. Condiment King! You're a comedian after all, and (according to the animated series anyway) Condiment King started out as a comedian! Would be hilarious.
I found this video much more awkward than the situation with the jokes... You should have just left it and spoken to him as if nothing happened and just expected him to take the joke as it was intended. I'm sure he doesn't give a crap, and if he does, who cares? This is not something that anyone should feel sorry for a millionaire movie star about. It's literally the definition of unimportant.
No, I completel understood the video. I just didn't find it funny. I've seen Jack do this bit or a variation of it so many times and I just don't think it's got any legs left in it. And the whole claim to be so embarrassed over it and that Pattinson might be super-offended, etc, just seems so pathetic to me, if it isn't all just fake drama for the sake of the joke, that is. But I'm thrilled that you did.@@katymitchell5990
He has lost my respect, if you tell jokes and jest about someone don’t say I regret in a video like this. Do a formal apology and try to turn a new leaf
It’s a good thing that Robert Pattinson doesn’t have social media. Can you imagine if he did?!?
I want Jack to finally gather up the courage to apologize to Robert and have Robert confess that he found Jack’s anti-Rob routines to be what helped him get through his Twilight days.
Or they could just leave it alone and be grown ass men living their best lives 🤷🏻♂️
@@PapaLobo94 I might not have been clear enough. It would be great if Rob had found Jack's comedy to be funny.
I want Jack Whitehall to be a new villan 'Villager Six' to Robert Pattison's Batman, so, so much, lol! 😂
There's a reason that Britain has comedians like this, I think, more so than in north america. A worked up rant style comedian is *very* British, and it does speak to that unconscious reserved "norm".
If you spend most of your life being, essentially, pent up and not feeling allowed to go off on a tear, a rant, and then someone does it well, articulately, with clear wit and drives their point home with emphasis... well, it is admired by those who either do the same, or wish they could.
I just want Jack Whitehall and Robert Pattinson interview at Graham Norton.
I honestly don’t think Jack should apologize for the Robert Pattinson jokes at all
Jack as a Batman villian would be awesome. He could have been the nerdy kid who went to high school with cool Batman and then he becomes a villian due to childhood Trauma
I like quiet-speaking, slower-delivering Jack! I’m so used to Jack forgetting that he has a microphone and trying to project his voice to the back row of the house. This version of Jack is nice! And oh so sexy…😍
I would love to see Jack play a Batman villain but they’ve already got their Joker…maybe Two-Face?
@anthonytaylor7590 Yeah, but they've also already got their Riddler too
Maybe clayface there are some fun friends to enemies and enemies to friends plotlines between bats and clayface, I think it'd be fun to see Jack and Robert play that together
@@abigailgreen3073 Interesting, but which Clayface? There are 8 in the comics
@@Nick_C1997 I'm not sure, I don't think I've even encountered all 8
@@abigailgreen3073 A few of them were used YEARS ago and have likely since retired from the comics
My friend and I travelled from Germany to England to watch your show in Birmingham on your birthday (which was also the birthday of my friend) and we really loved it. I was a great show and we would travel again just to see your show❤ please don't ever stop doing comedy❤
Your voice is delightfully soothing and uplifting. Thank you! 😊
Justice for villager #6...😆😆😆
😂😂 commentary on the US audience is so real
Jack Whitehall as Kite-Man : 'Hell, Yeah!;
Don't change!!! You are so talented!
Villager Six vs Batman needs to happen.
USA people love comedy they relate to on a deep, human level but have rarely gotten the chance to think about. They are bound by some hidden law within their own biology to cheer and do the whoops. Just goes to show how talented you are and how comfortable we are when you come on stage and recognize The Lion King as a film for *everybody.*
The funny thing is that as Jack gets older he is getting more like his father Michael Whitehall
I say make you a villain. Condiment King! You're a comedian after all, and (according to the animated series anyway) Condiment King started out as a comedian! Would be hilarious.
I listened to your parents' podcast. Michael shaded him too 😂
omg i dont remember that bit, what did Michael say?😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂ich werfe mich weg haha
So handsome in that suit and tie!
Jack would be amazing as Hush.
I'm sure a Battison would laugh at it
This acidic attitude was your bread and butter, im really looking forward to seeing at least glimmers of it in your upcoming tour.
Is that a hickey?
😂❤😂
😂
I feel like he should be Robert Pattinsons Joker
He is joker in real life
lol
I found this video much more awkward than the situation with the jokes... You should have just left it and spoken to him as if nothing happened and just expected him to take the joke as it was intended. I'm sure he doesn't give a crap, and if he does, who cares? This is not something that anyone should feel sorry for a millionaire movie star about. It's literally the definition of unimportant.
You're not English are you?
@@TheMemoryPolice Hey, mate, no, I'm Aussie. Please explain. I'm intrigued.
@@garros - Haha. Its just that the English are very Socially Awkward and avoid confrontation at all costs.
You missed the point of the video.. It was FUNNY 😂
No, I completel understood the video. I just didn't find it funny. I've seen Jack do this bit or a variation of it so many times and I just don't think it's got any legs left in it. And the whole claim to be so embarrassed over it and that Pattinson might be super-offended, etc, just seems so pathetic to me, if it isn't all just fake drama for the sake of the joke, that is. But I'm thrilled that you did.@@katymitchell5990
I wonder how hard it was when he had to pretend to be an American pretending to be British
Are you a comedian? I mean I guess so.🤷🏻🦇🥾🪨
He has lost my respect, if you tell jokes and jest about someone don’t say I regret in a video like this. Do a formal apology and try to turn a new leaf