Jimmy's Guide To Accents | Jimmy Carr
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2021
- To get better at being a comedian, Jimmy thought it would be a good idea to improve his regional accents.
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This is not a masterclass in accents... This is a masterclass in audience control--Jimmy is in TOTAL control of EVERY aspect of the ENTIRE audience's attention. COMPLETE participation when asked, COMPLETE silence and absolute attention everywhere else. BRILLIANT!
Yes like when he said hands up who hasn't been jabboed? LOL those dim dims who abstained from jabbo, how foolish of them.
@@Diponty jabboed? Eh?
@@Diponty I assume you refer to vaccination when you say jabbo? Turns out those who got it are the dim dims.... Check the statistics
WHAT is the POINT of CAPITALIZING so many WORDS?
@@perceptionmanagement2116 Generally the point is to emphasize a particular subject matter...
"Yorkshire?! It's 25 pounds a ticket, I thought we priced you out!"
Absolutely incredible 🤣🤣🤣
@@milanok6711well people in the north off England are typically poorer than people in the south
"I came out of the shop, and there was my bike.. gone." hahaha, my sides
Makes complete sense here in Wales🤣🤣
@@fforfreedom8893 it's a celtic thing as it makes sense in Irish too, it's how the celtic language is spoken, an translated to English. Celtic languages are more pictorial and rely on creating images in the other person's head through language, its why celts make great poets and playwrights
....”Where’s ‘gone’?”
How did i know that was Welsh before the video started 😆. Honestly jn surprised because I thought that was just British.
Well, the bike was there. I think the phrase “and there it was, gone”
Love his giggle at the end of each joke, so funny 😆
LOL Of course you would.
Pure genius. Jimmy’s comebacks are legendary 🤣👏
So true on Welsh. My gramps was Welsh, proper Swansea lad. He spoke just like he was always confused, even when sober
Without any vowels in your language it must be hard to speak!
How often was he sober?
The look on his face when he says “ginger and community” had me in stitches!
i thought he was saying "change your own community"
I thought he was talking about ginger ants
Me too, recognised the glare and I live over here!
I was also pretty sure he said "change your own community"
"I came out of the shop, and THERE was my bike - GONE"
"You tax dodging scrum!" Ahh, that phase has come back to haunt him.
Did he also dodge his taxes?
@@user-mc6zk8tc8c yes and has been made fun of a lot for that
Yeah but he jokes about it himself too, so fair game
@@user-mc6zk8tc8c went to jail for it too
@@partycrasher9660 he literally did not go to jail
Jimmy, you're a genius. You've brightened up my life! I've watched this video several times and it still cracks me up! Keep up the good work, please!
the lil giggle at 2:18 makes me very happy
huahahha
SO FUNNY, loved his Aussie accent.....wish he toured here🤞🙏
He did tour here you just don’t know it
Seen him twice here
He was in Trondheim, Norway to do his show. Wish I had known :((
Fucking rona
Where is here??
Killing it as always. Thanks for brightening my day Jimmy
Thank you for making these
I'm so happy you reuploaded this, Jimmy - I missed it so much.
Damn straight Juan well said I saw him live years ago a masterclass in comedy and audience control and keeping them hooked, at the highest level just sublime .
To laugh at themselves, a gift. Very clever man.
"Loch Ness Monster". Are you introducing yourself?
Damn me he's fast.
Love this to bits!
"tin tin tin" 💀🤣
The Jamaica joke was genius and fast!!!
"T'in't in t' tin" - - > = "It isn't in the tin." Ridiculously clever joke. Kind of the UK equivalent of "I'm 'a" meaning "I am going to.."
Isn't it tin tin t' tin though.
T'in (Tin) 't in (Tin) t' (Teh) tin (Tin).
North Americans spell it "imma" and call it ghetto slang.
Unfunny man with a big head
Speaking of vowels, in Bavaria I heard: A mamalada ama hamma a daham, which loosely translates to We also got a bucket for marmelade at home.;o)
We say imma in wales though
The best moment, when the man from the audience said "aye". The punchline of the video
Aye
9:30
Man yelled “JERSEY!!” With some venom
his yorkshire accent was so perfect 😂😂
He didn't even get it right.
"tin tin tin" lmao!
@@Zuernaxashyr translation: it isn't in the tin
Seeing him live is a treasure.
"Like a chavy meercat"🤣🤣🤣
"Were you affected by the floods? Is that why your sat so high up?" Straya! 🤙🤣
Oh my god this was amazing 👏🏼
6:19 'Chavvy Meerkat' 😂😂
Never laughed so much lol best comedian IMO
Razy Lacism - subtle and genius.
Love Jimmy's laugh❤
Like a wet thumb sliding across a glass table. 😂
“Olright its fookin shyt here”
10:01 this bit got me so much 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Jimmy Carr is the best! So funny!
9:32 was just too funny 😅😅😅😅
This guy is quick on his feet.
not laughing at all, still enjoying every second of it... he's a natural. so entertaining and quick...
Jimmy is a MAESTRO, love him!❤️
This guy's been rocking it for twenty years, and I'm only appreciating him now? I feel like a prize gilarrrrrrrr.
5:25 Fookin Liam Gallagher there
9:36
_Oh sweet precious irony_
Yall know the bee movie is on PH
Yes
Dope
Why would you comment this?
didn’t know that no
Thanks i didnt know that
A different accent is that from Oldham, just north of Manchester. The first conversation I had with a person from here:
He mentioned an animal with horns that goes 'Moo' 'COW'
Then he expressed an uncertainty. 'DOUBT'
An old expression for a pub 'IN'
A ladies mammary gland. 'TIT'
and there was his comment on the weather: 'Cow doubt in tit'.
Rough translation; 'It is rather chilly, what?'
Are you sure they didn’t say “cloudy out, isn’t it?”, because that would make more sense?
@@parsnip1 no, it would cowed. Hard to write but probably sounds more like code.
I’ve got some scouse for ye Jimmy. “Pay yer tax yer meff”
If you had a Tintin figure and a tin with a Tintin design and you took the figure out, you could say: “Tintin ‘tin ‘tin Tintin tin”
The older that Jimmy Carr and Roger Federer get, the more they look like each other
His laugh is the beat haha
aah aah
Winnie Wallace... Jimmy, you are very funny.... Loved this .
Awsome🤣🤣🤣
Top class Jimmy m8
The Aussie trash talking was good XD Thank you for the education in accents too XD and take care of yourself please, Mate
I remember him doing this bit a decade ago at a show in London
Priceless
Has Jimmy Carr also updated his laugh 😂
I met him in Belfast years ago. Lovely fella.
Razy Lacism had my face like the sloth from Zootopia in realization. Genius
‘How am ya’ or ‘Ar yow alrite’ is not brummie it’s Black Country dialect!
A Black Country Dalek? Daleks - violent, merciless and pitiless cyborg? So, from Quarry Bank then?
@@helipeek2736 Quarry Bonk
"There's a bomb in the car."
Haha, damn! That's brutal.
The Loch Ness Monster isn't in Fort William 🤣🤣🤣
This man is a savage who can roast anyone and everyone....but then he laughs. That laugh immediately brings him back down to human level
Very true. But then if he humiliates you and doesn't laugh... it probably sucks
Oh wait that's the whole bit ❤ love from Bulgaria
Fake hillbily: "Y'all."
Real hillbily: "You'un's."
He's got the chicken laugh!!!
Jimmy Carr is brilliant! I wish he would come to my hometown, San Diego, CA! 🤣😂
California? 😄
People will start rioting and looting superstores, if he tells his typical offensive jokes over there.
@@user-mc6zk8tc8c "Start" rioting? Continue, more like.
@@jasonharrod8370 Yeah, 7 months have passed since I said it. I saw some new clips in twitter few days ago. More looting! Why do the people there put up with them?
@@user-mc6zk8tc8c they will try to cancel him lol...
@@user-mc6zk8tc8c we learned a lot from Oregon.
Im from Northumberland our accent is genuinely impossible if you weren't raised here, its like a spectrum of Scottish and geordie closer to Newcastle more geordie closer to Scotland more Scottish the middle is very odd :/
How special.
I had a stroke reading that...are youaright?
@@nathantorresstanevil6958 they are from Northumberland clearly not
it maybe extremely difficult but it can be done.
@@nathantorresstanevil6958 Don't worry, it's normal. Especially if they are from Northumberland and Doncaster.
14:06 I just love the people that can't take a joke (the man). They laugh and laugh, until it's something that affects them, then it's not comedy anymore. There were quite a few frowning faces during this clip 😀
Was that the bloke sat next to the Irish lady? I thought that too. Not impressed, was he?! 😆
Ah still didn’t get the last joke heh
Yorkshire bit at 10:30
He is very intelligent. I am very much impressed.
quick pan to the dude in the audience with the "choking hazard" with the arrow pointing down t-shirt...
9:02 "How am ya?" I am become Brummy destroyer of grammar.
That's our side - Black Country
Reminds me when I went bingo with an Australian visitor. They were so baffled by the different accents 20 miles apart in the link game.
A nation separated by a common language!
I am confused by both “went bingo” and “the link game”.
@@rachelcookie321 Bingo is essentially a gambling game based on marking numbers called randomly off a bit of paper. People can stand to win prizes such as money. During the evening the venue (often called a bingo hall) often links up with other bingo halls around the country to play a “link game”, usually with a much larger jackpot to win.
'dont worry were not going to take your benefits away' that joke didn't age well
The Welsh phrases are a great lesson in semantics lol
I actually choked on my beer while watching this 😂 a little came out my nose at 8:30
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
Cricket 😂🤣🤣 oh I'm sleep😅
Very funny man
“Razy lacism” is underrated
To get into a Welsh accent I use the phrase, "Go up the hill and play with the sheep boyoh!" 😆
love the guy with the choking hazard t shirt at 2:06
West country had me rolling.
Man be looking like sims 4 character
Whose coat is that jacket? gets me eveytime
A woman who works at my credit union is from Wales and he has the accent down perfectly
9:35 Jimmy Carr "note to self"
This reminded me of ice age where did meets all the mini sids
3:25 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Howdy jimmy.ur content is amazing
what show is this
Gold 😂😂😂
9:06 🤣🤣🤣
Key phrase for Birmingham
*BY THE ORDER OF PEAKY FOOOOKIN BLINDERS EH*
Thanks
This killed my depression
I can confirm I am from Yorkshire and 'Tint In Tin' is absolutely a phrase.
Id like to hear a German accent and an irish accent
He mentions that he is in fact a plastic Paddy.. a Irishman, that has lost the accent and generally is british, except for the passport.
At around 14:10
Edit*- wrong timestamp... 13:50
I'm German! What do you want to be said?
@@JamesD-iw6pr yh I see that thanks
@@mortenfrosthansen84 yes ik but I'm irish and I'd like to hear more of it thats what I meant sorry if that sounded rude but thank you
@@carnivorehitman o nice im just wondering is the German accent right when they use it in movies and that?
Largest English class! 🤣
Is that Conleth Hill (Varys from GoT) at 06:01?
10:58 tears