Indiana Might Seem Southern, But It's Not. Luke Thayer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Indiana might seem southern, but it's not, or at least thats what Luke Thayer says in this clip from his first ever Dry Bar Comedy special. In this clip Luke talks about growing up in Indiana and some of the strange things the Hoosier twang makes you say. Whether you're someone from Indiana, or you're just someone looking for a good laugh, this clip from Luke Thayer is sure to have you laughing from start to finish.
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He must be from south of I-70. Because Hoosiers north of that line sound like they're from outside Chicago.
"Why ya wannado that?"
You forgot the ever popular/multi-purpose phrase: “Do What?”
@@sophiacromwell8017 FLATLANDERS!!! BUILD THE WALL!!! Like right at Gurney
“Hey you, glasses” nyc native here this is accurate lol
Hoosier in NY, I feel you!!! I'ma Southern Yankee, and these ppl ROUGH.
We have Kroger's, & Aldi's so I totally understand Walmarts.
Of course ! It's POSSESSIVE. They own the store ! :)
My folks said "Walmark"...and us kids laughed 😂
(Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina)
Well…. Not an inaccurate description of Indiana. You Sir have gained a new Fan. Also Perfect NYC accent!
Being from Chicago, I agree, it is not an inaccurate description. Many of us aspire to retire in Indiana. Love this guy too! My parents are older and I grew up here in a time when you added an "s" to every store. Phar-Mor = Phar-Mors etc
Oh, the quotation marks in cards ... My MIL does that all the time! My husband gets a laugh out of every single card.
The accuracy 😂
I live in Indiana!!
1. My mom calls Best Buy "Best Buys" drives me bonkers lol..
2. Yes people say I have an accent.. even where I work (which is an hour from my house) say I have an accent! (I work in the city lol)
3. Yes we are passive aggressive! 100% We don't give a crap lol.
I live in Indiana now. I've also noticed some older people call the store "Lowe's" "Loals". And they'll say "truck stops"..plural lol. I've also been told I have an accent, and I'm just from in and around Detroit originally lol.
@@veenoir1991 holy shit literally same, i came down to bedford from wyandotte back in like 2014
I'm in Indiana born and raised. Also raise Christian. He's not wrong.
I love my home state and i love the way Hoosiers talk,I was born in southern Indiana but im a damn Yankee one hundred percent.The older Hoosiers i love to hear them talk its unique and i get the biggest kick hearing that Indiana twang talk.Born in Indiana and I'll die and be buried in the greatest bestest state in the whole union.
Enjoyed every minute. I wanna see more of this guy 😂
He has inherited the mantle of Garrison Keillor!!! Quick, someone call PBS and have them sign him IMMEDIATELY!!!
Very different style of humor, and he's hilarious! Love it!
I am normally tough on comedians, but this Luke Thayer is different. Thumbs up!
I grew up a Jehovahs Witness the only reason so much of his comedy cracked me up. Also j love dry bar cause your truly funny when you don't have to swear.
Well I sure hope you found your way to Christianity 🙏
The guy was blasphemous. Childish New York crap.
Loving this
@1:50 *Same here. My siblings could be my parents. Its cool until everyone's too sick to help care for the parents.*
You, Luke Thayer, were Amazing; you killed!😊👍 All of my cousins, Grandparents, Aunts & Uncles on my Dad's side haved lived in Muncie since the mid-1950's, and those who are still with us still live there. And while my immediate family being Jehovah's Witnesses, were the lone religious oddity of our clan, I can certainly relate & laugh at the accuracy of your experiences growing up Christian!😄 (Hey, at least You got to celebrate Birthdays & the other holidays, lol!😉😄)
I'm adding you to my list of great newer comedians to watch; right along with Zoltan Koskas, Dustin Nickerson & others!
Oooó you talking about Indiana...I'm still here..lol...I got to visit Manhattan...so excited to be there...
Born and raised in southeast Texas, in Assemblies of God churches. I love this so much.
❤him. He's 😂
Dude, my wife does that all the time adding s' at the end of words that don't need it 😂 and she's not even remotely from Indiana😅
Luke and I grew up in verrrry different Indianas...No one has ever called it Hoosier Twang. Ever.
South of Indy => Hoosiertucky. North of Indy => Michigan.
Well, how long ago did you live there?😉 All of my Dad's family have lived in Muncie since the 50's, all still there. My Dad got laid off from Delco Battery in '59 so my family moved to Calif at that point. We visited most summers.. but my point is that I haven't been back to Muncie since '80, and no, I never heard anyone mentioning Hoosier twang, lol; but it doesn't mean it hasn't become a thing in the past 40 yrs.😉
@robinmcintyre3472 Muncie is up towards the north of the state.
Look, this isn't hard: Indiana stretches from the Ohio (Kentucky) to Lake Michigan (damn near Canada). There will be southern and northern dialects throughout the state. People don't magically all speak the same just because they live within the borders of the same state. (Cf. Missouri, Illinois, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, etc. They all have an array of different dialects.)
Go visit the boonies in Southern Indiana and report back.
Have absolutely personally referred to the Hoosier twang as a native Hoosier because I come from a city but we're closely surrounded by the boonies and we have at least 3 accents that switch up based on conversation and intensity but I'm also 28 and still live here sooo maybe a different experience
@robinmcintyre3472 I still live here. Grew up in the South Bend area and I live in Indy now. And yea sure there's a lot of wannabe cowboys but what I've noticed is that everyone's accent changes throughout the day even without drinking. It's Midwestern professional at work, Midwestern casual everywhere else and maybe a little "country" in the backyard given the circumstances but there is absolutely no unique accent to Indiana. Besides the Indiana Amish vs the Pennsylvania Dutch hahahahaha
He's right there is just something off about IN, had acquaintance that just didn't seem plugged in. Then there is scrubbed face, ironed button down shirts calling me ma'am even when passing me in shopping aisle and Mike Pence. Illinois isn't like that.
I'm from Indiana and we don't add an s to walmart in my neck of the state lol!
Not maintioning warsher machines, robuts, and torlets seems like missed opportunity 🤣 but im from a pretty decently sized city and only 28 so the accent is a disturbing mix of Canadian southern and city slang everywhere in between its nuts here 😅
Really funny! 😂
Judas betrayed Jesus after the last supper though. Jesus said during the last supper one of you will betray me.
This is true. Our accents don’t make sense compared to where where located. Northern Indiana is little different. But I remember moving to Florida and kids in my high school commented all the time on my accent and I never noticed. Lol
Northern Indiana - outside of The Region - is the only decent part of the state.
yo indiana 😂😂😂
Harvest party was something I grew up with on the West Coast, but at least it was better than Luke's. All the carnival-style games like Plinko and Pop the Balloon. If anything, you get more candy than what you'd get going door-to-door, parents don't have to worry about strangers being weird with the children, so the kids enjoyed it walking around solo while the adults gossiped with each other.
Dude, go to Times Square Church, especially when Carter Conlin is teaching.
You're hilarious Luke!
If you don’t know the Indiana accent, just listen to Mike Pence.
Awesome
I am in Indiana 😂
Never wanted to punch a fake mother in law so bad
I don't believe Floridians whistle more than one Winn-Dixie at a time.
We have Safeways where I live.
Funny dude!
Jesus was a carpenter when he lived on earth
I live in the Northwest. I think it’s different here. We don’t add the s or take it away. No Hoosier twang up here.
Don't be ridiculous, you didn't hold a door open for 9 years!! Nyc gets boys from Indiana more often then that.
The truth is that in ny all doors are kept open by foreigners from Indiana and other places.
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So strange that no other religion is mocked. Hmmm
His glasses give him away. But, if one mocks the Talmudists, one will be called "antisemitic", but, one will NOT be called "liar"!
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Unfortunate Life Wasted 🍃
Born and raised in Indiana. Never once heard anyone with a twang unless they migrated from Kentucky. Also NEVER heard anyone add an s to Walmart. Most of my family and friends detest the store.
You've never been to the south of the state, apparently. Sullivan co., Sellersburg, Jeff, New Albany, Evansville, etc., etc.
Sacrilegious isn't funny
AMEN. The FATHER Says, "But of The SON HE Says, 'YOUR Throne Oh GOD will Last Forever'!" Heb.1; Jn.1, Col.1 HE, YESHUA, Created Everything -From HIM, Through HIM, and To HIM are All Things.
Well, that was mildly amusing...
Indiana is a peninsula of the south. It goes back to the 1940s when the Kentucky hillbillies moved north to work in the war industries located in Indiana cities. Before that Indiana wasn't so bad but now its a political and cultural backwater. If you like cornfields, run down cities and McMansions you'll love Indiana. Just stay on the interstates and drive on through.
These things spoken at the Last Supper aren't metaphors. Read NT Wright for starters and consider John 6, followed by Matthew.
Otherwise pretty good segment here. And audience too!
Fact-checking comedy?! Sweet!
I'm a liberal Christian 😎
Blasphemy to speak of the Lord in such ways. May God forgive you 🙏
You seem like a Backslider. And by the way that’s not Indiana. I’m from Indiana. And it sounds like Kirk Cameron’s movie had an impact on you. Lol. You still remember. I loved that movie too!!
I believe him when he said that he was a special child. He probably rode the special bus to school for his special classes. That's the only type of person that would prefer New York City over Indiana.
Don't know what part of Indiana this guy is from, but he's certainly not describing northern Indiana where I'm from. Also, he needs to hone his craft. A lot. He's only moderately funny at best.
Ditto, I'm from Indianapolis and we NEVER sounded like that...make accurate jokes...it's probably just... you.
You're also Black. Sister, Merriville, New Marion folks sound exactly as he stated. Basically anybody outside of Indianapolis and especially further South you go gets stronger. *Caught me off guard as a Louisianian*
FALSE. Judas betrayed Jesus immediately following that supper. Bears. Beats. Battlestar Galactica.
Technically he betrayed him with eating of the morsel.
Could do without the jokes about holy things. New York got you alright. And not in a good way. That did not make your parents proud. Just sad.
He's almost funny.
This guy wasn't very funny but I liked his shoes!!
Nice try......,.next
It wasn't even a nice try. This guy literally needed blasphemy to try to look funny. Immature.