CLASS IS IN SESSION!!! Americans React "Al Murray's Take On The Nations Of The World"
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"I have infinite respect for the Irish. To a point".
Most people seem to miss that brilliant one liner.
I didn't.
Nor me
Gets me everytime
I didn't get the point
Until they start with the 💣. That's the joke.
The Irish would totally get all this humour and give it back to the British too, all without anyone getting offended. All about the craic!
Absolutely!
Thanks to our Irish domestic investment in the early days, us Aussies don't mind him having a crack either.
You couldnt decide whether you wanted rugby or football so mixed them together and called it "gaelic". Then you go on about how much you hate us but still support man united over shamrock rovers
@@samuelpinder1215 gaelic football is older than both rugby and football so is hurling
@@user-ze8yy8jg1f my football team was founded 1876. Gaelic football wasnt codified until 1887
23:27 ‘they are kinda crazy’ completely missing the fact he’s talking about Paddington bear 😂
I came on comments to see if anybody was gonna point that out!
Love how we Brits & Irish thrive on taking the mick out of each other, if you lose your sense of humour and ability to not be offended, you're in a good place ❤
As an Irishman from Ireland I must say I enjoy Al Murray and his carry on. We all need to learn how to take a joke again.
Spot on 💯
what do you mean an Irishman from Ireland?... where the fuck else are you gunna be from?...
@@connorwest2355 relax Connor let me explain! It's to differentiate from the many Americans who call themselves "The Irish Guy" on TH-cam
Republic and northern Irish .lewrn history before u start a freeking war @@connorwest2355
^ This.
The bit about Peruvians treating bears badly is a reference to a famous children's book, 'Paddington Bear'.
Basically a Peruvian bear cub is found alone at Paddington train station wearing a hat and a duffel coat and carrying a suitcase. He has an evacuee note hanging around his neck (like they did with children during the war), which reads: "Please look after this bear".
A family take him in and call him Paddington because of finding him at that train station.
Oh and his favourite food is marmalade sandwiches, which is why Al Murray said "Coming over here, eating our marmalade sandwiches..."
Michael Bentine ( The Goons / Potty Time) was Peruvian - his father was in the Peruvian Navy I think) in WW2 he wanted to fly in the RAF, but the British were not sure which side Peru was on, and I think he did two years on farm duty while they worked out they were on ours and he could undertake a military duty.
@@highpath4776 Michael Bond wrote Paddington Bear.
Peru is and should be a good friend of ours. I laughed like hell but needed to look up query>bears in Peru.
micheal bentine being puruvian is a top paddington fact
Half Peruvian M8, English mother
The Peruvian bear was named after his arrival at London's Paddington Railway Station. Fantastic childrens book.
Legendary films
Michael Bond went to the same school as me. Also Mike Oldfield, no longer there 🤨
Just nice to see you lads have a laugh it makes me laugh even more!
Boss book! :)
I've lived in the US and it's good to see a couple of nice American lads who you'd happily drink with using the internet for its intended purpose, finding odd things and laughing.
Im from Manchester and live in texas atm, love showing my american friends al murray
Well said mate
Very true 👍🏻
@@aidenmeakin8747 I'm from Bolton and I'd love to work in the us in the future, though I'd probably try and aim for a northern state because I can't sleep if it is more than 20 degrees thus I'd probably go mad in texas, I would visit texas though I'm not saying I wouldn't at all
@@Delicious_J texas has aircon. No need to worry. You also get a free gun with the house and with every paycheck
They were taken completely by surprise… 2 years into a global war…. That had me dying 😂
The squirrels gag is an ongoing vendetta Al has against them for nicking the peanuts and digging in the kids sandpit in the beer garden 😂
Born and lived in Ireland all my life no issues with Al because they're all jokes 😂😂🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
If you grew up in Ireland, you need to have a sense of humour.
All for the craic
Absolutely, it's all just a joke. Unfortunately a minority of people just look for a chance to be offended over nothing.
Life is too short. Live life and laugh.
@@davidfaulkner4760 mainly Americans 🤣
Well said Sir.
Now that is how to put a History Degree from Oxford to good use. All came out of improvising a character made up to compere at Fringe Festival. Love Al Murray
Fight on their beaches - trying in a WWII Churchill reference, historical fight with Spain, the armada and holidaymakers going to Spain getting drunk and scrapping
Enjoyed watching you guys enjoy this, I’m an Irishman, lived in England for a number of years and now living in Ohio. And Al Murray plays the charismatic, belligerent, inherently rascist, overly patriotic English Pub landlord character perfectly. He’s hilarious.
The UK and Republic of Ireland have a wonderful sense of humour, roasting ourselves no one does it better lol
And you took our language coz your own didnt make sense
The important point to grab about Al Murray is that the entire Pub Landlord act is 'ironic' and we are actually laughing at ourselves - which is not a natural humour to the Americans who prefer their humour to be more direct. I can see it's the irony here that they struggle with, but it's still great to see they find it funny.
Summed up perfectly. The jokes on himself half the time. He's a stereotypical dicky landlord. It's all funny but he's not having a pop really.
In the UK back in the late 60,s to mid 70,s the Wombles was a kids tv show, They where like hedgehog but with fur not spikes and walked on 2 leg collecting and recycling things that the every day folk leave behind ,The uncle was called Great Uncle Bulgaria so that is why he said womble when he pointed at Bulgaria. They even got the song for the wombles in the top 40 music charts back then as well lol.
Mike Batt.
118 India, brilliant, the directory enquiries number 118 was outsourced by British Telecom to India because it was cheaper than having a call centre in Newcastle where the people are referred to as Geordies.
Eon left to South Africa 🇿🇦. Left Gateshead.
“A great idea that’s gotten way out of hand.” Got it in one.😂😂😂
AL Murray is highly offencive to everybody. But nobody takes offence. He is a genius.
Al Murray does a brilliant job of parodying Brit Nat "culture ". He is actually genius.
My dad was Irish my mum was Welsh I am English we were and all are British
The boss was George W Bush and reference to his "axis of evil" speech, before your time I guess. He was famously inept linguistically.
George Bush recently made the mistake of coming back to give a speech and accidentally said invaiding Iraq was wrong instead of Ukraine lol.
I'm Ireland born, bred & buttered. While the famine is still a sore subject to a lot of people we're mostly good sports and we love a good joke. And sure Al is great craic.
You might be good sports but it would be wrong if you shoved an "at" in there
@@samuelpinder1215 women's boxing, men's boxing, ufc, Rugby, and our irish sports are some of the toughest in the world
@@user-ze8yy8jg1f of course you're good at your own sports that's like am american saying they're the best at baseball. As of recently you've become better at rugby
@@samuelpinder1215 America aren't even in the top 3 for baseball
@@user-ze8yy8jg1f nfl then
Irish here and Al's fuckin hilarious😂😂🇮🇪
I think my favorite line, was his take on the baltic countries being hard-working and us english being pathetic with degrees in 'media Studies'
I always find it funny when people don’t realize (mainly online) that the pub landlord is a character, and they think that the pub landlord is just Al Murray, if that makes sense.
Hes one of the smartest people going, his podcast with James Holland is amazing. I didn’t know until recently that he went to Oxford too, which doesn’t surprise me at all.
The pub landlord is amazing, he can say what he likes, but it's not Al Murray speaking, it's the pub landlord.....
The best thing in his shows is the first half hour when he chats to the audience, and gets to know them and mentions them throughout the act as you kind of saw in this video (that he was chatting to people and already knew they're names, jobs nationality etc)., but that first half hour is improvised genius, and necessary as he brings them back into the show
‘What’s your name’?
‘Miguel’
‘Beautiful British name’…
I saw Al Murray in Hong Kong. That is where I learnt not to sit in the front couple of rows because you are cannon fodder.
With the Philippines, he was talking about mail order brides lol.
And the RSPCA is the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,they rescue abandoned and mistreated/abused animals
I think "axel of Elvis" refers to Bush junior
Paddington Bear is a British children's story about a bear from Peru
Bush said "axis of evil"
@@stevenwaning29 Whoosh...
Al Murray has a history degree, is a WW2 historian and despite the many bad references to the French, is fluent in French.
His Grandmother is German. Proper German
Al is brilliant he’s too intelligent for me sometimes but he’s always hilarious 😂 love him Love 💕 from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴😂😂🤣🤣😅👏👏👏🥰👋
Hi Denise - also from Yorkshire :)😄
@@danic9304 Hi Danielle nice to know there’s someone else from Yorkshire the best place in the world is I’m a massive Elvis and Angelina fan but I do love our comedians you can’t beat them especially Peter Kay he’s just the best I wish he would come back but something tells me that’s not going to happen 🙅♀️ I don’t know 🤷♀️ why it’s just a feeling I have I hope I’m wrong Take Care from Denise in Yorkshire 👍😘👋
North Derbyshire :)
I loved the way Ludwig the German walked straight into the trap with the Danes! Germany was actually formed in 1871 and they immediately took half of Denmark and marched into Paris. Two world wars didn't come as a surprise!
Not half, just the southern parts of Jutland, and it was in 1864. It was Prussia, not Germany.
To the guy on the left; I hope your Irish friends would say; "These are just jokes... they're funny... we're going to laugh."
I'm from Plymouth and it's true
This is why I love Americans so much. They really can take a joke. There is no difference in sense of humour...the irony and sarcasm is not lost on our cousins. God bless you, boys. I've been watching and enjoying your videos for a while now. You know when to take it, and give it back x
Yes there is absolutely a massive difference in humour they can't take a joke at all that's common knowledge
@@rachelBradyni Please don't be so ignorant. You are really showing it with this comment. I have family in America, and have met many of their friends...and this lazy stereotype is simple not true. Of course it's not!
Americans can't take a joke at all and I'm pretty sure they don't do irony
@@rachelBradynifor the majority yes but the Americans that do understand briefing humour are brilliant
@@nathanarmstrong2567 again, and u just admitted, most are like that. End of
If they’re actually from Ireland, they’d probably laugh and just call us cunts. They’ve got the same sense of humour as us brits really
And drink us under the table 🤣
@Freddie Bloggs same, dude in my old rugby club did me dirty 🤣
@@T57Custodian I doubt that
@@michaelrb9837 didn't ask...
@@T57Custodianou’re not wrong fella. I come from a small working class town in England where it’s ritual to go to the local boozer after work. So I went to Dublin for my 20th birthday last year and some Irish lads started to get me drinks, let’s just say I remember nothing after 11pm and woke up with a missing shoe a pocket full of peanuts and the two Irish lads still drinking and engaging in a suspicious powder in my hotel room at 9am 😂
A great show only Al Murray could host, can't think of any other comedian who could pull this off
I was lucky enough to see Al live a couple of weeks ago. What a legend
It may seem a strange thing to say but people from Ireland quite like Al Murray due to the fact that Irish people have one of the most amazing senses of humour on earth. It wouldn't surprise me if the Irish are ground zero for the gene responsible for humour.
Irish love the craic. They have a great sense of humour.
By the way, the joke about Peru is referring to Paddington bear, who came from "Darkest Peru".
I'm Irish meself, and I find this funny af. It's a bit of oul craic 😂
The Peru and bear joke is Paddington bear. A well know children's book in the UK. He arrived on a train from Peru at Paddington Station in a coate, hat, suitcase and note. There was a film made too.
International date line - referring to middle aged men go to Thailand and marry younger women.
Exactly - a pun on the term dateline
What i find fascinating is the amount of jokes that they don't get, laugh and then explain incorrectly why the joke was funny. 2 good dudes though. Keep it up.
Paddington reference in Peru was so good.
My pal, Al Murray is a genius, anyone who's ever been to one of his gigs will know how he can remember the whole of the first two rows of the theatres names. Does this every night, amazing.
His theory on stock market crashes is bloody brilliant.
Lighten up please, Spencer. Have a laugh and stop shaking your head. Daniel gets this is a comedy character and not to be taken seriously.
Peruvian bear with no name who likes marmelade sandwiches = Paddington Bear, a popular character from children's books and recently a film.
Australia = Wilkinson Land. Due to Johnny Wilkinson's last minute score to beat Australia at the Rugby World Finals, this is an old recording.
I watched it on TV. 😫😥
PHDarren What a great day that was 🏴
2:10 - "The axle of Elvis" comment, which I think you missed, was referring to George Dubya Bush and the "Axis of Evil" he went on about.
Most countries are able to laugh at themselves. Brits and Aussies have the same sense of humour where as Americans seem super sensitive.
118-dia. Was because many call centres at the time used phone numbers starting with 1-1-8 and MANY call centres handled their calls in India with thousands of incomprehensible staff dealing with enquiries badly.
Axis of Elvis 😂
I do love the fact that everyone was waiting for their country to be crapped on but annoyed it wasn't mentioned
The International date line is a line on the map where the 24 jump in clock time happens. Also, Al sees it as a dating phone line.
Nope, its just a joke about filipino women being sold as wives to middle aged men in the UK (I actually worked with such a lass, she was well educated in finance and was devoted to her (not so old) husband , of course the Phillipines were well known to the americans, again military personnel did take local brides.
I love Al Murray but the thing about him is, although playing a character, it’s not usual for us to be as patriotic as other countries and is probably more uncomfortable for us at times than you. Our comedy and comedians are in general self deprecating and it’s costomery for us to take the p out of ourselves rather than blow our own trumpets. This IMO makes him unique to us whereas his knowledge is what others focus on
All about the character isn’t it. Pub landlords are renowned know it all’s
@@rosshunter9792 dying breed though nowadays sadly
@@Jobladesuck the times they are a changing.
He's taking the piss out of little Englanders. He's mentioning all the troupes that English people bang on about, because they can't stand being irrelevant. I'm English, I'm not being racist. It's full of English exceptionalism. But it's taking the piss of all that.
Having said that, I love him, because it's actually very clever comedy.
@@danellis-jones1591 oh absolutely. All the lazy stereotypes. The funny thing is, the people he’s taking the piss out of don’t get it.
They laugh along with him. It’s a bit like the old Alf Garnett character. It was created to poke fun at the far right Oswald Mosley crew but they all think he’s a literal person who thinks like them
Al Murray(AKA the pub landlord) is a highly intelligent and well spoken man in reality .He is hillarious at the loud, bigoted pub landlord ,voicing the ignorant and racist opinions of the ' lower' Brits. He makes us laugh at ourselves.
His take on women is brilliant.
Small white wine or a fruit based drink 😄
walking on eggshells requires a fine line of comedy, mostly that ages very badly, Al's delivery and references kept this going with a delivery flow that raced along! Great video and my first time seeing this one of Al's!
I've been watching a few reaction videos and you guys are funny and chill. Keep up the good work 👏
Your beautiful people you are yer beautiful people. A do I love um I love um your beautiful people you Americans because yer simple folk aren't yer with your American Dream.....
I’ve seen the pub landlord live and he is hilarious hopefully going to see him live again next year 💪🏻🇬🇧
Paddington Bear was from deepest darkest Peru. He arrived at Paddington Station London. Hence the name
His Welsh and Irish accents are class 😂
You've completely missed the pop-culture reference and point of the whole Peruvian rant.... a series of beloved children's books about a Bear cub who's found and adopted by a nice family called Brown, he's come from deepest darkest Peru, and has arrived at Paddington Station with a tag around his neck stating "Please look after this Bear", and a battered hat. The Brown's name him after the station, and his favourite food is Marmalade Sandwiches... the books have been adapted a couple of times into TV series, and so far two films... The adventures of Paddington.
One of my favourite comedians great to see you guys enjoy him too! Hope you guys enjoy your bachelor party! All the best!
Al Murray is always very well self-informed. A clever chap who researches deeply. He's also very passionate about studying history. Al Murray's Road to Berlin is a really good World War II documentary. Gotta love the guy!
He should be well informed. He is a history graduate of Oxford University.
Love all you guys Al Murray reactions. I am a Scot we get it in the neck as well as you guys. You guys have a great attitude
You are right about his knowledge. You need to watch the one about how the British have beaten everybody in war, his knowledge runs riot.
The Womble countries Bulgaria....British kids programme The Wombles of Wimbledon Common Great Uncle Bulgaria
wait till they get to orinoco......fookin Enya
I use these lovely guys to try to guess the level of understanding of each Al Murray joke. Like a mini-game, but educational!
I’m Irish and this is hilarious 😂😂😂
Great reaction. Glad to see you enjoying it so much!!
And as a Plymothian, all land based vertebrates started in the Devonian.
Yes, but most of us left.
@@chriswilliamson9993 well it would have got crowded.
ahhh saw whatcha did there 😜
How did you type this comment with no thumbs? Your tail? ;)
@@FortisConscius extra digits
You should watch the Top 5 Tanks video he did for The Tank Museum (Bovington)'s channel. He also did a TV miniseries about WW2 following the advance of British forces after D-Day, driving a Jeep.
Really enjoyed this fellers, two thumbs up.
The Wombles was a ´70s children´s TV show and one character was called Uncle Bulgaria.
Tobermory was my favourite, closely followed by Madame Cholet...who even as a female character was tied to the kitchen. Chef my eye!
Don't forget Madame "Cholet", Orinoco, Tobermorry, Wellington, Bungo and Tomsk.... They're all place names too 😁
Love you guys ! I have been to the USA on holidays and found you lovely ! Thank you !
You should watch a full Al Murray show (probably not react, they’re around an hour long) as it’s amazing how he picks out certain audience members and remembers stuff about them and keeps going back to it. For example in this one you had Ludwig the German, Andrew, who I think is gay (it was a different time, this was filmed around the turn of the century, I think) and others. He’s so smart
Itll be at earliest 2002 with his Bush junior comment possibly just before the Iraq invasion in March 2003 (only because it wasn't mentioned). Oh and ye Andrew. Of course this wouldnt fly without backlash nowadays but Al was making a paedo joke on him. Cant remember if his sexuality was mentioned, been a while since i saw the whole thing but it was because of how he looked not the way he is. Gotta remember people didnt give a shit what or who you were back then
Andrew never mentioned his sexuality, Al based that entirely off the fact he called himself "Andrew" and not "Andy". One of Al's shticks is that he's a closet homosexual, which is why he keeps saying stuff like "you've definitely thought about it" and "I was never confused!"
He's a genius , with whatever he says!
15:30 he is speaking about the international date line on a map, its play on word(s) of an international date line you could call to meet a foreign woman for a date.
You guys really should listen tot he clip where he describes "Hell" in different languages to show how it changes. Comic genius. Great channel keep it up!
He ran for a seat. In Parliament. A comic. Playing a character. Looking to get popular support to join the Circus. Fuvking Brilliant.
I think it's a bit unfortunate that Irish-Americans bleat about jokes about Terrorism. If the USA hadn't funded the IRA for 30 years the UK wouldn't have been surprised about what happened on the 11/9
Because they live in some weird bygone era in their minds. It’s weird
Honestly we joke about them, they joke about us, I dont really care
'I have infinite respect for the Irish, up to a point' 😂 underrated joke there
The Peru bear joke... was about Paddington Bear...
happy you got the full video this time good job lads and awesome as always 😀
He makes a joke about Americans not understanding English and when they paused it they didn't hear what he said or catch the axel of elvis joke lol.
I’ve seen Al Murray many times and you guys have just reminded me how funny and clever he is.😂🤣👍🏼
Brilliant reaction guys. Really funny and really good Sports in the audience. Keep up the good work. X
Here's one for you... Wherever you go in the uk the piece of bread you put a burger in between is called something different. In the US you call it a bun or a burger bun!
I’m from Maryland too. Gotta love that flag. MD REPRESENT!!!!
Iam Welsh love the pub landlord
I love the fact the Al Murray is a genuine history professor aswell such a smart bloke
Just started watching you guys. Love your openness. The Phillippines bit is about UK guys doing mail order brides, anecdotally maybe but I know one guy who bought a Thai bride for sure
Im sure you know now but just in case;
The 'your boss' comment was about Bush Junior as he jokes saying afterwards 'axel of elvis whats he on about' references Bush's Axis of Evil comment, first used in early 2002 to talk about Iraq, Iran and North Korea. Much love to you both from Yorkshire, North England. Newly subbed. 14:25 That was because we were in the EU then and i believe those countries had just properly joined a few years earlier. Due to free movement in the EU we had a massive influx of eastern europeans in the early 2000's
The Peru joke completely went over these guy's heads.
In an effort to get "balance" I've been watching a lot of US stand up lately. ..my god! Isn't it dull!!!
I just watched 10 minutes of superstore shite😂
There are some excellent US stand ups: George Carlin, Kathleen Madigan, Lewis Black, et al.
George Carlin is great. He's not to everyone's taste but Bill Burr is one of my favourite stand ups
@@gotmunchiez, I haven't seen very much of Bill Burr's stuff. My current living favourite is Lewis Black.
@@musiclover9361 Bill's comedy gets him into a lot of trouble over there in America, you would love it. Anything of his that touches on women, feminism, black people, cancel culture, fat people etc is hilarious. He's infamously considered a national treasure because of his Philly rant which is the best improv roast of an entire audience I've ever witnessed. I would consider him to be in the same league as many British legends personally
Brilliant British humour