Slagging Off The Black Country | Joe Lycett
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2021
- We love The Black Country, but it's full of madheads!
Taken from I'm About to Lose Control And I Think Joe Lycett’ live tour - Joe performs live at The Eventim Apollo to a sell-out crowd. He shares jokes, paintings and the recent trolling he's been up to in his unique show I'm About to Lose Control and I Think Joe Lycett.
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My wife on her second speed awareness course said to a guy sitting near her, “ this course isn’t as good as my first one” he looked astounded. She has her third one in February.
My assumption is that it's a sort of driving test for people who get ticketed frequently not a training course for people working for the secret service lol. Sounds a bit either way really
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I love when he goes off like this. Too good. And I would have died in that class. I relate with her too much…haha
She sounds a character
As do I!
Love the Black Country. Love the accents. Love orange chips.
Black country people are the salt of the earth, if you have a mate from the Black Country you have a mate for life RGNZ
orange chips used to be in a chippy in bearwood! dunno if its still there, though!
@@chriscoughlan5221nah that’s gone now. Cracking chips they was 😏
man, I love proper black country people. they don't give a shit. they don't stand for any nonsense
Theym rough, and ay got nothin
But at least you know where you stand with em
that is very true we don't, we speak as we find too, our thing is 'it is what it is'...
They have generational trauma because they aren't even allowed to discuss their favourite food on social media.
No neck and no future 🤣🤣
I am from Dudley. The Brummie in the daft shirt is spot on.
One day the stars will align and Joe Lycett and Sarah Millican will be on Graham Norton together.
He’s such a masterful comic .
“Bad boys” 😂😂
E's bostin, ay 'e.
It's so funny being a Black Country lad myself because I've met that woman a million times.
For anyone confused by this, the black country is a bit of the west midlands named because of the number of coal mines and such, back in the day.
Im american and lived in the West Midlands. I’d always go to dudley every week. Namely Brierley Hill. It’s quite an accurate depiction of that at region.
And that’s why i love it.
Brierley Hill. Where the cast of The Hills Have Eyes were selected
How on Earth did you end up in Dudley as an American😂
@@user-ed7et3pb4o long story short
Got invited to play non-league football and was referred to a club out there. Trialed with em and played out the season with em. I lived in Solihull though.
I'm from the Black Country but now I live in the USA. When I first moved here (Georgia) everyone said I sounded so posh. Nobody had ever said that to me before so I decided to stay.
@@joniharrison9492 Yam awrite bab? It ay arf ot ova ear
Americans: He must be related to the Queen
What a wonderful personality that woman has hahaha. She must be a barrel of laughs down at the pub
If anyone can, Joe can. Nough said 🤣
Brilliant as ever
love you, found you on Graham Norton first, then i told everyone about while traveling in Mexico with the help of new friends from London. they were reading Jimmy Carr's book is how we met. if you ......it then you shoulda put a ring on it ,very clever .
you and Stephen Fry and Nichole Kidman were great together.
another lovely performance
Oh the laughs Joe induces!!!
I love it when I know how it ends
Adore Joe!!
From Detroit
Joe Lycett! How very dare you !!!
Brilliant 🤣
This video was a lot less problematic than I thought it was going to be
I’m from Telford, I know loads of people like her lmao
Funny as hell.
The awareness course instructor guy missed a beat and shoulda just said if you crash then you won’t be able to get the person to hospital you had been trying to rush to it. 🤷🏻♂️ Not sure what she coulda said to that. 😂
Then the hospital will come to me.
Despite our differences in the black country, IE west brom FC and wolves fc we are a good lot who stick up for each other!!
My local has brum fans villa wolves walsall and baggies most weekends same night ribbin aitch otha
I think Joe should make a video in the Holly Bush in Cradley Heath
We love you Joe! A modern day Victoria Wood with a kinky twist.
funny thing about that, not only are you right, but i can actually see him in dinnerlaides
Was that Kim from how clean is your home at the end
From the Black Country, this is funny
Have to admit, when he said a "speed course", I thought it was for drug addiction.
Maybe it's cuz I'm from the US, but I'd have called it a "speeding course".
Speed awareness course.
@@JulieWallis1963 Heh. That wouldn't have been at all helpful to distinguish; still sounds like being made aware of the dangers of uppers.
Here in the US, driving over the speed limit is 'speeding'; without the '-ing' to make it a verb, it simply won't mean the same thing to an American ear.
@@BionicDance A speeding course is where you learn to speed, no?
@@Henri.Virallinen No, no...a speeding course is like an appetizer.
Oh sweet Jeebus, I misread that as "Black community"
i love the pun titles for your shows. how about these?: Some Lycett Hot, As You Lycett, Lycett Water For Chocolate, That's The Way, Uh-huh, Uh-huh, I Lycett, Do You Lycett Rough?
As an American this is amazing
What your nationality has to do with it?!
@@LearningToFly1000 Nothing. But keep in mind Americans are obsessed with nationality, race, gender and other meaningless bullshit
@@LearningToFly1000 Because even someone who isn’t from the UK finds it funny as stand-up, and interesting besides that there are such wide cultural and linguistic differences in the country we have close historic and cultural ties to even though it’s a fraction of the size of ours?
@Lee Yeah, I'm Canadian, never heard of the Black Country before. My first thought when reading the title was 'black country? What's that, a rural African American music subgenre?', quickly followed by 'Am I racist?'
@@emordnilap4747 this comment sounds like a stand up joke tbh haha
nice!
My school is 10 mins away from that IKEA😂
Yes, my other half and his family are from the Black Country. And this is his Aunty through and through 🤣🤣🤣
I'm from the black country cocka and we love you 😍
Before being relocated here, I used to shop quite often at Ikea in Wednesbury. The one at Calcot is nowhere near as good.
😂
haha
I am from there. Birmingham people like calling Yam Yam!
They A daft!
😂
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Am I the only American who thinks “slag off” reeeeally sounds like something else
I’m from Wolverhampton and was always told it was part of the black country due to all the black smoke filled chimneys from all the industries.
I thought this was Hugo Boss??
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I’ve just realised that Mordor in Lord of the rings literally translates to Black Country…makes sense seeing as Tolkien was a Brummie
Tolkien originated from South Africa I believe and moved to Birmingham when he was still very young. The two towers was influenced by there being two prominent towers in Birmingham at the time. As far as I am aware. There is a film that came out called "Tolkien" which is well worth a look.
@@neilbadger4262 It was the two distinctive towers in Edgbaston: Perrott's Folly and the tower at Edgbaston Waterworks.
@@SmokingLaddy Thank you. I could not remember their names but now you mention them, yes that is about right 🙂
Set in parts of brum and black country
Don’t slag the Black Country off Joe. Plenty of others do that. You’re a local lad, a brummy admittedly, but we stick together against the rest. Unless there’s nobody else there, then we’ll slate each other.
If you want to biff anybody, have a pop at the cocky Yorkshire lot, the chippy Mancs or the scally scousers!
I’m from the Black Country and I find this quite funny. He’s not really slagging it off he’s just having a laugh, if anything he’s bringing it exposure.
Proud Black Country mon here. This was hilarious. He's nailed us perfectly.
He literally says he loves the Black Country in the video, though.
Birmingham and the black Country are like two brothers fighting. Never get involved or side with either one as they will tear strips off you. It is like Rugby union when England and Wales play each other. We will insult each other and be quite horrible to each other, but at the end of the day, it is all really just banter :)
I have the best and worst of both worlds. Dad was from the Black Country and mom is a Brummie.
only watch it once though
Originally I'm from Smethwick and north of Galton Bridge is bandit Country.
Black Country folk say ow we see it
Wolverhampton isn't in the Black Country 🤦🏻♂️
Fact !
True
I've got a WV1 postcode, the 10 yard coal seam is so close to the surface you'd be able to dig it up in my garden without a permit if it hadn't been done 300 years ago and Newcomen's first successful steam engine for mining from 1712 is guessed to be about 200 yards from the end of my street at the city centre end. You'd be surprised how close the traditional black country definitions get to the centre of Wolverhampton on the East and South sides.
Stafford 😂💙🤍
Imagine living somewhere that classifies under the black country...
Queen Victoria gave it that nickname because the skies were black from all of the soot from the factories. Back in the Industrial Revolution and the following few decades, the West Midlands dominated the metalwork industry. Just a little bit of history for you. Basically, it's called that because it was a shithole. Now the skies are grey, but not much else has improved.
And Wolverhampton is not in the Black Country ! Cheers 🍻
The historical Black Country meaning coal deposits and thus mining in the area seem to show that it is.
But perhaps along what locals would call their regional culture, it may well be different. If that's what you're going for...
It is .
@@lindacousins9603 no it’s not Walsall, wednesbury, Tipton, dudley, Netherton (where I live), Kingswinford (where I was brought up), Stourbridge (where I went to college), Old Hill, Cradley not Wolverhampton that’s in Stafford also it was where the coal seem lay close to the surface cheers 🍻
@@jackosallotment6224 Stafford is 18 miles away from Wolverhampton you doughnut. They even have a different accent
@@tiadiamandis6026 Staffordshire he means.
What African country is waiver Hampton?
Wolverhampton is not and never has been part of the "Black Country" check out the genuine BC borders from a museum or library.
"WALES" ??! ... this doesnt translate to North America completely...
Funny set but lets be a bit serious about speeding, just don't do it.
Depends on the child
Even if you need a piss?
Ah Joe, if only these stories were actually real...
Not particularly funny.
No, you're not.