This is how British humour is. In a pub or family environments comedy can get very very dark, but I feel its a way of addressing the reality of a dark world. He really makes you think and also demonstrates these are just jokes, if it made you laugh it made you laugh. I say some crazy crap with my mum just to wind her up, I get a punch but she is giggling. If people believed the shit I said I would be the worse person on earth but its not the case. I can relate to this - lol
Here in the UK,the more abuse we give to someone,the more fond we are of them. We learn from an early age to “take the piss” and carry it through our lives. NOTHING is off limits as we see humour,sometimes savage,as our safety net to get through the shit in life.
I can only imagine, the Revolution (not great, didn’t work out) add WW1 & 2? Not great, hey but you have a King! We have a Biden sock puppet…kind of a crusty old sock but more attractive than Michelle…
It wouldn’t surprise me if these three North American men went home and fell on their knees asking god to forgive them for laughing at Ricky’s wonderful dark humour.
Since you asked for more Ricky he did a lighthearted comedy movie starring himself called The Invention of Lying it's not as well known as his other stuff but its still good the title is kinda self explanatory. He did do something more recently which is a bit darker that he actually produced and starred in and it was a tv show for netflix called After Life it's a very british somber show with some dark humour and inappropriate jokes and it's got other british comedians acting in it too that you might recognise. If you want an idea what after life is about i'll put it down here. Simply put, It's about a man who has lost his wife to cancer, he is struggling and fighting some battles it's basically following this guy and how he copes with everything. Ricky adds the humour and the heart to it, so it's not all sad and dark but it's a great show if anyone is interested.
My son and I watched The Invention of Lying the other night, his recommendation. I was already a huge fan and also from a very religious background, I found it at times side splitting hilarious. In these times I think he is an icon of sanity and free speech and a breath of fresh air. In the UK we have championed those who take the p#%s out of the conventional, from Monty Python onwards and I desperately hope it carries on despite the angry woke hordes!!
Chaps. Been reading the comments. If you are looking for proper edgy, don't give a fuck, comedy, then ignore all the plebs banging on about anyone other than a Brit. The British humour you see is like any Friday night in a pub, ruthless, savage and nobody gets offended.
Some of these aren't quite as outrageous as they may seem, when placed in the context of the whole joke, story, or even the whole show. For instance, the little girl joke was part of a much longer story about a social misunderstanding, leading to telling the wrong joke, at the wrong time, to the wrong people. :)
You need think twice his jokes. As an example, the little girl, the abuser is quite often inside the family or close circle, not a stranger. So, this is sublimely making you suspicious of close family. It's never that simple with Mr. Gervais, except when it is.
Love Ricky Gervais he is so funny ,the lad on the right his face isn't getting the British humour 😱🇬🇧 🇬🇧 Ricky does go a bit far thats why people like him .
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This is how British humour is. In a pub or family environments comedy can get very very dark, but I feel its a way of addressing the reality of a dark world. He really makes you think and also demonstrates these are just jokes, if it made you laugh it made you laugh. I say some crazy crap with my mum just to wind her up, I get a punch but she is giggling. If people believed the shit I said I would be the worse person on earth but its not the case. I can relate to this - lol
Here in the UK,the more abuse we give to someone,the more fond we are of them.
We learn from an early age to “take the piss” and carry it through our lives.
NOTHING is off limits as we see humour,sometimes savage,as our safety net to get through the shit in life.
@TheCornishCockney - Exactly. I always say to people: if I take the mickey out of you, tease you - it means I like you. If I don't: I don't...!
Exactly you should here the shit me and my brother call each other @@anitarogers2877
Yeah so very true 😆
Nobody can cancel him because he doesn't give a fuck and won't apologize for anything. How it should be!
Loved his show where he sent poor Carl all over the planet with the WORST accommodations possible! 😂❤
British humour, can come from a very dark place. Its how we get through the dark times. We laugh at almost anything.
I can only imagine, the Revolution (not great, didn’t work out) add WW1 & 2? Not great, hey but you have a King! We have a Biden sock puppet…kind of a crusty old sock but more attractive than Michelle…
but not as funny as voting in a corrupt orangutan@@rlciii
same over here in merica💯
It wouldn’t surprise me if these three North American men went home and fell on their knees asking god to forgive them for laughing at Ricky’s wonderful dark humour.
Good to see you young fellas again! Keep it coming please...Respect and support from Hamilton Ontario Canada
Awesome fellas👍 glad I found your new channel ✌️🍻
lol British comedians get MUCH more dark and "offensive" than Ricky
Why did you abandon your last channel?
This dude is so right spot on.
Ricky one of the funniest comics ever xx
Watch extras ,what he gets the celebrities to do or say
Since you asked for more Ricky he did a lighthearted comedy movie starring himself called The Invention of Lying it's not as well known as his other stuff but its still good the title is kinda self explanatory. He did do something more recently which is a bit darker that he actually produced and starred in and it was a tv show for netflix called After Life it's a very british somber show with some dark humour and inappropriate jokes and it's got other british comedians acting in it too that you might recognise. If you want an idea what after life is about i'll put it down here.
Simply put, It's about a man who has lost his wife to cancer, he is struggling and fighting some battles it's basically following this guy and how he copes with everything. Ricky adds the humour and the heart to it, so it's not all sad and dark but it's a great show if anyone is interested.
My son and I watched The Invention of Lying the other night, his recommendation. I was already a huge fan and also from a very religious background, I found it at times side splitting hilarious. In these times I think he is an icon of sanity and free speech and a breath of fresh air. In the UK we have championed those who take the p#%s out of the conventional, from Monty Python onwards and I desperately hope it carries on despite the angry woke hordes!!
Chaps. Been reading the comments. If you are looking for proper edgy, don't give a fuck, comedy, then ignore all the plebs banging on about anyone other than a Brit. The British humour you see is like any Friday night in a pub, ruthless, savage and nobody gets offended.
What's with the ATTITUDE of the man in the middle, right from the get-go?!
There’s a clip in Afterlife where he threatens a child bully with a hammer. I thought that was pretty savage.
there were some moments were a couple of you guys , the ones sitting on the right and left appeared a bit uncomfortable
The guy on the right is so scared of getting cancelled. 😂
He wrote and acted in Afterlife which is in Netflix
He wrote & directed & acted in Derek too. Not sure if that’s on Netflix
He wrote & acted in Derek too. Not sure if that’s on Netflix
Come on guy’s you’ve been sleeping on Ricky you guy’s need to check out his new set.😂😂
Some of these aren't quite as outrageous as they may seem, when placed in the context of the whole joke, story, or even the whole show. For instance, the little girl joke was part of a much longer story about a social misunderstanding, leading to telling the wrong joke, at the wrong time, to the wrong people. :)
Check out Corey Holcomb current events joke
The term 'politically correct' is interesting. Who defines what is politically correct and who gives them the right to do so?
Can’t cancel him people would still go see him.Hes very rich so he doesn’t give a fuck either.And very funny
Interesting seeing the lads react to religious humor…they didn’t like it 😂
I too noticed that their reactions to religious humour was decidedly muted.
You guys got what was coming to you, people ain’t gonna pay £5 for you to put 0 effort in
React to Jim Jeffries, he’s dark humor too,
You need think twice his jokes. As an example, the little girl, the abuser is quite often inside the family or close circle, not a stranger. So, this is sublimely making you suspicious of close family. It's never that simple with Mr. Gervais, except when it is.
Try Jimmy Carr if you want dark
I like Jimmy....until he does his fake seal impression.
You need to look at Jimmy Carr risky jokes, much darker than Ricky
Guys, do yourselves a favour and look up anything by Bill Hicks. Your minds will never be the same.
Lol no hes not the darkest comedian....billy connolly is , love his islam poke
This is just an example of our British humour, we don’t give a shit.
Love Ricky Gervais he is so funny ,the lad on the right his face isn't getting the British humour 😱🇬🇧 🇬🇧 Ricky does go a bit far thats why people like him .
It’s an empty theatre , canned laughter, you never see the audience !
These guys are useless 😂
it's ok guys, you don't have to like him.
Videos like this do nothing but hitch a ride on the back of people with greater talent. Who cares about YOUR opinion of his show?!