One time up in Canada it was so cold my member turned a sickly pale and when I went and whipped it out to piss I shouted "My poor little friend, you're frozen!" And lets just say everyone had a good laugh.
Yep....helps a lot. This recording was the exact same one I first heard on a Dr. Demento CD. The last line almost made me drive off the road, i was laughing so hard!
a little point of note, the kilt is worn to the knees and the average length of a mans waist to knee is around 21 inches. Those ladies lifted that kilt ABOUT an inch so not even an inch before they saw what god had graced him with. No wonder he "won first prize"😳😂😂
One major drawback to a "thing" of that magnitude would be the obvious requirement of an enviromental impact statement before deployment would be permissible LOL.
An Englishman, a Scotsman and an Irishman walk into a bar, or a pub if you prefer. They all order a pint of Guinness. Three flies come along and they all manage to land in the beer of the three patrons. The Englishman pushes his beer away in disgust and orders another one. The Scotsman takes the fly out and drinks his beer. The Irishman takes the fly out of his glass, holds it over the beer and starts shaking him up and down finally yelling "Spit it out you bastard! Spit it out!"
I am Irish, half of my family is Scottish, I love them all. I have to say though, us Irish may have a reputation for drinking, but nobody stands a chance against the Scottish.
They left out the best part! 6. Our Scottish friend, still dressed in kilt, Continued up the street He hadn't gone ten yards or more, When a lass he chanced to meet. She said: "I've heard what's underneath there, Tell me, is it so?" He said: "Just slip your hand up, lass, If y'really want to know!" 7. So she slipped her hand right up his kilt, And much to her surprise, The Scotsman smiled, And a very strange look came into his eyes, She said: "Why, sir, that's gruesome!" And then she heard him roar: "If you stick yer hand up once again, You'll find it grew some more!"
I finally found it! I was on a road trip with my Grampa when I was very little, and he had a cassette tape a friend made for him for the ride. He stuck it in, and it was full of old folks songs, and other even-less-6-year old friendly songs. It was that road trip in which I learned life`s ways, and found all those old songs. I was searching for this one, and I just now found it! Thank you, so very, very much!
Funny thing is how smart the humor is in this song. Back when you can skirt around a really raunchy adult topic but no explicit words are ever mentioned. At times I feel it's a talent we are sorely missing in modern comedy music. Then again the show I first heard this song on was Dr. Demento. Not only a great show with a lot of funny songs but it gave a lot of small independent people a chance to get on the radio. You know no name people like Weird Al started there.
OMG this song would never be made to day.... Sadly so many of the grates would never make it in today's PC and cancel culture....But sure do love this song for the rest of time!
@@jonathanbair523 Yup and I think "shaving cream" was another big one unique to that show on all the time. Eventually a show called Music with Mosquowits (sp?) or something like that came around after Dr. Demento left. It was a similar idea, and played funny songs but mostly ones that the DJ found. I think the key thing that made Dr. Demento amazing back in the day was he took submissions from people, even people like Weird Al who at the time recorded the song My Balonga I believe in a bathroom.
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Actually people call mans who wear kilts sissys but I say you must have real balls to wear a kilt. Because you're so masculine that not even a skirt can make you feel like a woman.
I have immense respect for the Scottish people, every single one I have ever met was a very weird personality - but in an amazing way. Dont know, sometimes you just love a certain people and can relate to them. You have to respect the love for life they have. Makes ya jealous in a good way :) Cheers!
I'm french and I imagine myself in a bar with a man singing this song and the whole pub would sing behind him, I don't know why but that's inspires me this song :')
j'ai travailler dans un restaurant traditionel en ecosse il y a des années et OUI c'est leur etat d'esprit, très "gentil" mais "rustre" a comprendre que tout est bon pour s'amuser! Ils travails a fond, chante a fond, fond la fête a fond et son sympatique a fond mais enerve les et ils serons brutaux a fond aussi! Après clairement il en faut pour les enervés ils prefère rire que s'enervé! j'ai travailler 3 étés avec eux dans ce restaurant et ce n'est que des bon souvenir!
I had no idea the French were so cool... Well, I was once friends with a Frenchwoman that was pretty cool. (We both liked the same video game.) I should go to France sometime.
@@thaeros Je confirme que c'est la philosophie des Ecossais : "si tu fais quelque chose, fais-le à fond" et puis on a quand même assez de sens de l'humour pour ne pas nous énerver facilement. Et puis l'Ecosse et la France, c'est une longue histoire, ne pas oublier la Auld Alliance😉.
The lyrics are genious. It makes me picture the whole event from scotsman getting drunk into him waking up to wonder where his mate has been. A true bardsong.
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I love Scotland and the Scottish people. Been there several times and it's always a joy to be in a pub and listen the the Scots talk as they drink more pints. It doesn't take long before the language they speak becomes gibberish to my ears, but they understand each other perfectly.
My neighbor owns a winery that I work at on weekends and we have bands play and when this one band plays they always end the night with this song. Everyone claps and sings all over the place us workers and all
I myself am 3/4 Scottish from the Clan MacLaren. My family came to America a couple hundred years ago and I've been trying my best to get back in touch with my scottish roots and I have to say that this is still one of my favorite songs.
I lived in Dublin for 8 months. Irish men and women are really friendly and joyful. I miss Dublin in New Jersey, the USA especially the Irish Music, Irish Humour, Irish Dance, Irish Jokes and most importantly Irish Scotch. God bless Ireland.
his comment was, my uncle was saying to me my dad and my grandfather. "I come from a family of drunk Irishman." My grandfather said "that's redundant". I laughed for about 5 minutes.
I remember me and my friends used to listen, laugh, and dance to this song so many times throughout middle school and high school. We had so much fun to this song that we actually got the two stereotypical door poundings from our parents: "Turn that noise down!" and "Quit jumping around! You're going to knock out the ceiling!"
Its funny when people argue about this music. Im an american (make your jokes) of german and polish heritage ( again make your jokes) but this is amazing music that transcends race or heritage everyone can relate we all love drinking and especially drinking music so lets all stop fighting, drink some scotch or guiness and enjoy the music
Jänxer Pain Why? Germany consisted of powerful tribes in past days. Ireland of goatherders and sheepfuckers up til the point the vikings came and gave em proper genes.
Love this song. It was played for us in a postcarding Zoom session when the topic of 'going commando' came up for some reason. With a little research we learned a Scotsman clad in kilt can be called 'going regimental' if he doesn't wear underwear; in America it is called 'going commando'. Going regimental may be done on a routine basis, I don't know. Going commando is only supposed to be done when under harsh combat conditions where wearing underwear becomes irritating (or you're in college and your only underwear is all in the wash)...
My best friend and I heard this for the first time while driving home from an afternoon of country side sight seeing. Had to pull over we laughed so hard. The locals thought we were nuts and said so . . . after they were sure we weren't drunk !
In the spirit of Scotland and Ireland I've been to rugby games where they've sung to each other "we hate England more then you,more than you ,more than you" cause no one likes the English except the English themselves
Recently I turned 21 my I’m Finnish on my dads side and German in my mothers so I’ve had my fair share of the drink especially sense I live in the northern Appalachian mountains and learned to run a still at 12. Regardless we went to eat and a pretty famous pub and I got myself to yeunglings cause of how crowed figured by time the waitress went an refilled the first I’d be down with the second. My Dad laughs a giddy laugh. If you knew him you’d understand the horrified looks from the family and he tells me my grandfather (who died long before I was born) did that anytime he went drinking “always ordered two beers so when he finished the first it be refilled when he finished the second”. That made my week to be honest I never knew but my dads always telling me how much I’m like him.
Holy shit, i totally forgot about this song, no idea when i last heard this but definitely a LONG time ago, glad to randomly stumble across this again, brings back memories:]
"Lad I don't know where you've been but I see you've won first prize!"
An accurate depiction of how men coexist with their member.
As real Scotsmen do.
As a Scottish this is all true both the comment and song
Aye
a fine example me lad
One time up in Canada it was so cold my member turned a sickly pale and when I went and whipped it out to piss I shouted "My poor little friend, you're frozen!"
And lets just say everyone had a good laugh.
The audience really makes this performance. Their reactions are so fun.
Especially that one person right after the line “was nothin’ more than God had graced him with upon his birth”.
Yep....helps a lot. This recording was the exact same one I first heard on a Dr. Demento CD. The last line almost made me drive off the road, i was laughing so hard!
Absolutely 🤣🤣 you read my mind. Currently sitting in a Glasgow bar 🤣👌
@@samsignorelli now I'm off to find out about Dr Demento
I found this and then realised it was the song that used to be my lullaby when I was little
👏👏👌
Good job parents
Reading this reminds me that rock-a-by baby is about a baby falling out of a cradle in a tree.
Lucky bastard
Lol I can relate
Good parents are good.
(And I'm looking forward to the looks on my own children's faces when they finally figure out what "Alouette" really means...)
a little point of note, the kilt is worn to the knees and the average length of a mans waist to knee is around 21 inches. Those ladies lifted that kilt ABOUT an inch so not even an inch before they saw what god had graced him with. No wonder he "won first prize"😳😂😂
🤣
One major drawback to a "thing" of that magnitude would be the obvious requirement of an enviromental impact statement before deployment would be permissible LOL.
🤣🤣🤣
Big Willie
No wondering he was stumbling with a third malformed leg
"Lad I don't know where you've been but I see you've won first prize!"
This.
This.
This is beautiful.
Almost choked from my laughter there.
Katelyn D Scotland, Forever...
Can you explain the joke please ?
TheCedarFresh And what is there to explain? The man drank too much ... and the girls joked ...😁😁😁
You are slow.
An Englishman, a Scotsman and an Irishman walk into a bar, or a pub if you prefer. They all order a pint of Guinness. Three flies come along and they all manage to land in the beer of the three patrons. The Englishman pushes his beer away in disgust and orders another one. The Scotsman takes the fly out and drinks his beer. The Irishman takes the fly out of his glass, holds it over the beer and starts shaking him up and down finally yelling "Spit it out you bastard! Spit it out!"
lol
Ah you made me laugh. Have an upvote good Sir.
Haha
Glad you enjoyed
nice one
I am Irish, half of my family is Scottish, I love them all. I have to say though, us Irish may have a reputation for drinking, but nobody stands a chance against the Scottish.
Frank McAvennie 🏴🇨🇮👍🏼
I think Russia men could lol.
keep practising laddie
Croatians?
As a scotsman A challenge any man a any nation to outdrink me n ma people
I shared this song with my brother before he died. He laughed so hard. He played it again & shared it with friends. Thank you
They left out the best part!
6. Our Scottish friend, still dressed in kilt,
Continued up the street
He hadn't gone ten yards or more,
When a lass he chanced to meet.
She said: "I've heard what's underneath there,
Tell me, is it so?"
He said: "Just slip your hand up, lass,
If y'really want to know!"
7. So she slipped her hand right up his kilt,
And much to her surprise,
The Scotsman smiled,
And a very strange look came into his eyes,
She said: "Why, sir, that's gruesome!"
And then she heard him roar:
"If you stick yer hand up once again,
You'll find it grew some more!"
I wish they included that 😂
BRAVO
XD i legit cant breath
Thats amazing
RING DING DIDDLE IDLE I DE-O
"Lad I don't know where you been but I see you won first prize!" man I wasn't ready for that when I first heard this song.
:)
Could you explain it to me? I didn’t really get it
Did he mean his c*ck?
@@saleh__h yep!
Lmao same
@@saleh__h Yup, the ladies tied a blue bow around his thingy like they awarded him first prize.
"Ring ding diddle diddle i de-o"
Is by far they best notification Ringtone ever
Thanks for the idea=)
@@theirishvolunteer6643 You are welcome, fellow TH-cam surfer 😌🏄♂️
@@___Han___ Irish Diddly-diddly music
This used to come on the radio when I was a child. My mom and I would listen to it on the way to school. The nostalgia...
I finally found it! I was on a road trip with my Grampa when I was very little, and he had a cassette tape a friend made for him for the ride. He stuck it in, and it was full of old folks songs, and other even-less-6-year old friendly songs. It was that road trip in which I learned life`s ways, and found all those old songs. I was searching for this one, and I just now found it! Thank you, so very, very much!
Funny thing is how smart the humor is in this song. Back when you can skirt around a really raunchy adult topic but no explicit words are ever mentioned. At times I feel it's a talent we are sorely missing in modern comedy music. Then again the show I first heard this song on was Dr. Demento. Not only a great show with a lot of funny songs but it gave a lot of small independent people a chance to get on the radio. You know no name people like Weird Al started there.
OMG this song would never be made to day.... Sadly so many of the grates would never make it in today's PC and cancel culture....But sure do love this song for the rest of time!
Remember the song "They are coming to take me away." From Dr. Demento show.
@@jonathanbair523 Yup and I think "shaving cream" was another big one unique to that show on all the time. Eventually a show called Music with Mosquowits (sp?) or something like that came around after Dr. Demento left. It was a similar idea, and played funny songs but mostly ones that the DJ found.
I think the key thing that made Dr. Demento amazing back in the day was he took submissions from people, even people like Weird Al who at the time recorded the song My Balonga I believe in a bathroom.
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And they call it kilt cause that's what happened to the last person who called it a skirt.
Suzanne Huffman hahaha
AHAHAHAHA BEST PUN EVER
Well played my man, well played
Actually people call mans who wear kilts sissys but I say you must have real balls to wear a kilt. Because you're so masculine that not even a skirt can make you feel like a woman.
@@Slimboy025 i like your logic 🤔
"What have you got beneath your kilt?" "Boots, socks and two shades of lipstick."
Ey
Ay
ERRR!!..
😂
I laughed so hard at this I almost woke the wife!
I have immense respect for the Scottish people, every single one I have ever met was a very weird personality - but in an amazing way. Dont know, sometimes you just love a certain people and can relate to them. You have to respect the love for life they have. Makes ya jealous in a good way :)
Cheers!
Yep, I'm from USA... and I love the Scottish culture. Someday I wish to visit for myself.
Vladislav Kolev I've always loved Scottish and Irish culture and history. Both are so intriguing, and the people are so awesome in their own way.
Vladislav Kolev
Are you BG tho?
We do both have something in common. We were both fucked over by the English lmao
We Scots are a temperamental bunch half temper, half mental!
Used to play on my radio station every night before bed. 12 years later at 23 I’ve found you yet again
AN ABSOLUTE CLASSIC.
Man it's been years since I heard the tale of the Honored Scotsman .
this song must last for over century because this song will never get old
It's doing well in that direction. I first heard it like forty-five years ago.
Pff...A real Scotsman would never leave the bar ;D
"Two Scotsmen walked out of a bar...hey, it could happen!" ;)
A real Scotsman brings the bar with him.
but the bars close so early in Scotland
Ivan Mikhailovich S you've been in the wrong bars
Laura Smith really? then I have to find out the right bars.
The first time my grandpa sang this for me I couldn't stop laughing...grandma wasn't laughing however. 2 years later and I still laugh when I hear it.
this was written by Mike Cross back in the late 1970s-1980, The Scotsman, and has the hearts of so many over the years.
HaHa Love this song, glad it popped up on my feed. A local radio station used to play it every Friday afternoon at 4pm. It always makes me smile.
I'm french and I imagine myself in a bar with a man singing this song and the whole pub would sing behind him, I don't know why but that's inspires me this song :')
j'ai travailler dans un restaurant traditionel en ecosse il y a des années et OUI c'est leur etat d'esprit, très "gentil" mais "rustre" a comprendre que tout est bon pour s'amuser! Ils travails a fond, chante a fond, fond la fête a fond et son sympatique a fond mais enerve les et ils serons brutaux a fond aussi! Après clairement il en faut pour les enervés ils prefère rire que s'enervé! j'ai travailler 3 étés avec eux dans ce restaurant et ce n'est que des bon souvenir!
You are Cool!
1 2 or 13 16?
I had no idea the French were so cool... Well, I was once friends with a Frenchwoman that was pretty cool. (We both liked the same video game.) I should go to France sometime.
@@thaeros Je confirme que c'est la philosophie des Ecossais : "si tu fais quelque chose, fais-le à fond" et puis on a quand même assez de sens de l'humour pour ne pas nous énerver facilement. Et puis l'Ecosse et la France, c'est une longue histoire, ne pas oublier la Auld Alliance😉.
The lyrics are genious. It makes me picture the whole event from scotsman getting drunk into him waking up to wonder where his mate has been. A true bardsong.
This song always puts a smile on my face. But I would love to see a live performance from this exact version.
Good song, greetings from Poland. 🇵🇱🤝🏴
I don't think I'll ever stop loving this song
This is our *REAL ANTHEM!*
Scottish Bear Lol cause you's are the only ones left wearing kilts (at weddings usually)
Ye pretty much...
It's not even from our nation.
not all anthems are, several nations have at one point or another adopted foreign songs as their anthem.
Haha respect mate, I got some Irish in me, no Scottish sadly
God i love this song, it cheers me up so much despite what's going around me. Thank you
we played this song on at a friends funeral and it got a few smiles amongst a lot tears. gpd bless.
To this day, every time I sing this acapella at karaoke night at my local pub.....This song never fails to win the crowd.
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This song was released a decade ago. Let's make this song last another decade.
Not for you
Listened to this on Dr. Demento since the late eighties.
Yep
Much longer than that, bud.
Thank You for bringing me back into reality
I remember this song when I was a kid playing on the radio. Such a great classic. The the story and lyrics are just beautiful.
I love Scotland and the Scottish people. Been there several times and it's always a joy to be in a pub and listen the the Scots talk as they drink more pints. It doesn't take long before the language they speak becomes gibberish to my ears, but they understand each other perfectly.
I got what they say after they drink. You should read abit more of history. In vino veritas.
Don't worry we don't know what we are saying after we drink either.
I'm Scottish and this song just makes me so happy😂
THEN YE NEED TO SPEAK LIKE A BLOODY SCOTSMAN LAD!
As a Scot/Welsh drunkard, I have never laughed so hard. It's me all over
My neighbor owns a winery that I work at on weekends and we have bands play and when this one band plays they always end the night with this song. Everyone claps and sings all over the place us workers and all
Thanks, you just brought back memories of being a wee kid & not hating the world. 👍🏴👍
I have been upset for a few days now but this has made me feel so much better
Thank you for sharing this beautiful song and even bigger thank you for sharing lyrics video! Thank you so much!
I myself am 3/4 Scottish from the Clan MacLaren. My family came to America a couple hundred years ago and I've been trying my best to get back in touch with my scottish roots and I have to say that this is still one of my favorite songs.
Same for me, though my family are of the Douglass's.
Same for me. Clan Grant
First generation in America from a mighty Glaswegian. Clan Campbell.
I'm half Scottish living in England from clan MacDonald. The Campbell above me has explaining to do 😂
Sorry, but if your family has been living in America for hundreds of years, how does that make you 3/4 Scottish?
Greetings from your Scots Irish ☘️ family from Texas !!!!!❤
This song is always as good as new, even if you listen to it the 100th time! Big thumb up!
I'm using a lot of these bar songs as Bard Songs in my D&d character build. Forest Gnome Bard and his name shall be Shaemus
*Seamus
Your pronunciation stands.
wit
Shaemus has those motherfukin luckeh charms im after
@@gmun2248 Pronunciation and spelling a name can be two different things, Sean can be spelled Shawn and said the same.
that's brilliant
I'm an American but I even had a good chuckle at the mention of first prize😂😂, everyone should appreciate this little diddy😊
I'm also American, but I'm also that Scottish. (By ancestry and by spirit.)
Nemo me impune lacessit!
God bless you and keeping this alive
i love these scottish and irish folk songs
It's no even a Scottish song
@@Kstaannthan, what’s it about, lad?
@@Coco_1958It's an American version of shit. But it's good tbh
The Scotsman - Bryan Bowers …. Great song . I remember hearing it on the doctor Demento show , in my teenage years.
Yeah, Dr Demento. Sunday nights. KMET or KLOS? Sorry, I don’t recall which.
Love and Respect from Greece Scots
I lived in Dublin for 8 months. Irish men and women are really friendly and joyful. I miss Dublin in New Jersey, the USA especially the Irish Music, Irish Humour, Irish Dance, Irish Jokes and most importantly Irish Scotch. God bless Ireland.
I am German, yet oddly this makes me proud to be Scottish 🏴❤️🤣
I'm an American, so I know how you feel. Being Scottish keeps my blood alcohol content up and my finances down.
A voice and a song. Epic level music.
i love these kinds of old music
Thank you Scots Irish from central Texas !!!!!
They're gonna play this at my uncle's funeral
This song means a lot to me now
A drunk Scotsman? So, basically a normal Scotsman?
+jayive34 aye
+jayive34 maybe normal for all celtic guys x)
NAE FUCKING SHAME
Rangers tae take ma word for it.
lolXD oh man, good one
Ireland + Scotland + Wales = The best combination ever
Throw in Migamq and Mohawk and there you have me.... ✌✌
Robin McLaurin Williams.
Awesome human being.
@Canadian Mapping England getting there are kicked by most the world 😂
@Big Duck are you English? Because the way your texting doesnt sound like you can speak it bro
Ya fuck England
Wow what a cheery wee sing love it !!
The punchline get me every time. Love it.
To paraphrase what my grandfather said to me "A drunk Scotsman is redundant."
For those of us unfamiliar, would you be so kind as to explicate?
A Scotsman is always drunk, hence its pointless to add the "drunken" part to it because its already assumed by the "Scotsman" part.
I see! I thought you were saying that "a drunk scotsman" as in the person, "is redundant".
his comment was, my uncle was saying to me my dad and my grandfather. "I come from a family of drunk Irishman." My grandfather said "that's redundant". I laughed for about 5 minutes.
Matheus Omena A stoned Dutch man is redundant, not a drunk one
I'm Scottish and i love this song!🏴
well that nearly makes me and you brothers i'm 30% Irish. we may not be blood related but us Irish and Scottish are close.
@@dallasmay4031 Let me guess, 70% basic Anglo American?
@@Gaelic-Spirit well yes I'm also part Native American 10% actually
I am not Scottish or Irish but a real HighLander from Canada. I love this song
Respect from Georgia🇬🇪!!
I remember me and my friends used to listen, laugh, and dance to this song so many times throughout middle school and high school. We had so much fun to this song that we actually got the two stereotypical door poundings from our parents: "Turn that noise down!" and "Quit jumping around! You're going to knock out the ceiling!"
Its funny when people argue about this music. Im an american (make your jokes) of german and polish heritage ( again make your jokes) but this is amazing music that transcends race or heritage everyone can relate we all love drinking and especially drinking music so lets all stop fighting, drink some scotch or guiness and enjoy the music
I'm brazilian, of italian heritage and I agree with you!
I agree with ya. Im German with American Heritage
I'd rather be Irish
Jänxer Pain
Why? Germany consisted of powerful tribes in past days. Ireland of goatherders and sheepfuckers up til the point the vikings came and gave em proper genes.
I guess you're right
my hand can't stop hitting the table to the song
So adult a subject , so beautifully put together....
My dad played this song for me when I was little, and I’ve been looking for a good version online for so long!
Love this song. It was played for us in a postcarding Zoom session when the topic of 'going commando' came up for some reason. With a little research we learned a Scotsman clad in kilt can be called 'going regimental' if he doesn't wear underwear; in America it is called 'going commando'. Going regimental may be done on a routine basis, I don't know. Going commando is only supposed to be done when under harsh combat conditions where wearing underwear becomes irritating (or you're in college and your only underwear is all in the wash)...
I mean it’s considered disrespectful in my family at least to year it with underwear if your a guy I mean
@@bluerazzberryskelly7601 they really go with no under ware under neath? 😂 how often is "up kilt" moment happen? 😂😂
@@lolainzera5331 with cuts like you, more often than you'd think
Perhaps the most boastful reply to The Question runs: "Lipstick. On a good day, two different shades."
On St. Patty's day everyone is Irish. Excapt us Scots we'er still Scots
What about if you happen to be both Irish and Scottish like me?
@@aylbdrmadison1051 : I am Irish enough to require I drink a lot, BUT Scott enough to get someone else to pay for it.
I'm Irish, Scottish, English and a wee bit Welsh.
Exactly. I have an Irish teacher who is a champion Irish dancer yet I don't care cause we all freaking Scottish
Oh what a shame !!!
Funny! My brother Paul and I are part Scottish on our dad's side of the family. Hello from Tyler Texas U.S.A.
My best friend and I heard this for the first time while driving home from an afternoon of country side sight seeing. Had to pull over we laughed so hard. The locals thought we were nuts and said so . . . after they were sure we weren't drunk !
Sweet. Jesus.
I spent the last 5 minutes trying to clear my nose/hardwood floor of coffee. I haven't laughed that hard in a year.
💀
The Scot's sure do have a sense of humor , good post, good song .liked it
+Edward FitzPatrick its an Irish song...
+Gamer 4 Life Didn't know that, thank u. and BTW I also think the Irish have a good sense of humor. regards
Edward FitzPatrick thank you,hello from Ireland :)
The song was written by an American from Tennessee lol mike cross is his name.
In the spirit of Scotland and Ireland I've been to rugby games where they've sung to each other "we hate England more then you,more than you ,more than you" cause no one likes the English except the English themselves
Love Scotland from your Irish brothers 🇮🇪❤️🏴
and I love you, Scottish and Irish men...I apologize for my English...kisses from an Italian "sister
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I use to hear this on the radio in Atlanta every morning on my way to work. Fun way to start off the day. Still love it.
I thought it was just Friday when Moby played it.
This is so awesome! As Serbian i find this song fascinating :D Love Scotish accent and songs
+Tomislav Lukic what a coincidence that i am a serbian as well
Ever thankful to Dr. Demento for introducing a lot of us to this song years ago. =)
Always a classic. 🤣🤣 Glad it popped into my feed again.
Recently I turned 21 my I’m Finnish on my dads side and German in my mothers so I’ve had my fair share of the drink especially sense I live in the northern Appalachian mountains and learned to run a still at 12. Regardless we went to eat and a pretty famous pub and I got myself to yeunglings cause of how crowed figured by time the waitress went an refilled the first I’d be down with the second. My Dad laughs a giddy laugh. If you knew him you’d understand the horrified looks from the family and he tells me my grandfather (who died long before I was born) did that anytime he went drinking “always ordered two beers so when he finished the first it be refilled when he finished the second”. That made my week to be honest I never knew but my dads always telling me how much I’m like him.
Jeeze, you can´t but love the Scots!
So funny. Never gets old!
I found this video after Nathan Evan's interpretation... Pure shivers ❤❤
Going to a dress-up party tonight with a kilt. I'll be expected to drink enough to sing this song!
Always enjoyed this song.
Holy shit, i totally forgot about this song, no idea when i last heard this but definitely a LONG time ago, glad to randomly stumble across this again, brings back memories:]
👏👏👏👏👏 bravo !!! Great song i liked the end a lot 😂😂
This one never gets old with all its humor.
Today is my birthday, and I want my night to be EXACTLY like this song.
Makes me even more proud of my Scottish heritage, as if I wasn't already ha...AYE!!!!!!! #Maconeghy
Same here! Proud member of the MacPherson clan!
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Freaking awesome!! I'm Scots Irish and German. Love this!!
My eldest sister couldn't stop singing this song and it's something I can't comprehend.
Love this song ❤️. puts a smile on my face no matter what
Scots....the last few men in the West who have balls and real hearts! Respect from a Cajun warrior! Love this song!
+Paul-Octave Hébert what does bonnie star mean ?
+itsomi komari Beat's me? O.o
+itsomi komari bonnie means beautiful and star is a reference to you know what :p
+Steven Mortelmans hhhhhhhh thank you i think i got it : )
Thats funny cuz umm scots arent in the west.
God Bless Scotland from Poland
How can you not love this song!!!
I'm Serbian and i love this song :) Scotland
Isto!
Serbia strong, greetings from Australia. :D
Romania here..;)!
Fuck off Serbians aren’t welcome in Scotland. Never will be.
Smorior greetings from Scotland
one of the most fun songs, in the whole darned world.
This is we we drink... Now I need a bber, and it's for you for sharing this. Thank-you.