Irish Girl Reacts to Bill Burr's "Miserable Irish People" bit
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- The original recording can be found at the "Bill Burr Fan Page" Channel: • Bill Burr - Irish People
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Who are you kidding Diane?ED and Bill would give each other a run for their money.
😂 I don’t disagree
@@DianeJennings If you could stay in character you should do an ED persona reaction to some of his skits roasting him back as you go along.
@@DianeJennings love your hair!
During the war between Denmark and Canada, over Hans Island, a lone walrus became the inhabitant of the island.
The island has been renamed "Hans Solo Island" and the nationality of the walrus has entered the debate over the possession of the island. The other items of debate are: "Which flag is to occupy the top of the flag pole and whether the bottle at the bottom of the flag pole should contain whisky or schnapps?"
@@allanlank you should see if Disney would sponsor or make a movie about it.
You have to see the Philly rant!
The crowd was shitty and he was a flamethrower of rage for his whole set. It was BRUTAL
At the end he got an ovation
That was funny...he destroyed them !
@@smgri my favorite part is that they didn't have a problem with him saying that all their moms had ass aids but they got pissed because he started talking sh#t about McNabb 🤣
I GOT 11 MORE MINUTES!!!!
One of the best performances ever. Just ripped that audience apart. Master class in how to deal with heckling.
If it wasn't philly, I'm not sure how that would have been. You just can't be an arrogant city when "the whole city rallys around a guy that doesn't even fucking exist" lol
Shame on anyone who clicked on Bill Burr and did not expect profanity. Easily one of the three greatest American comedians right now. Thanks for sharing!
What’s your top three?
I've never heard of him prior to this.
@@constatinexipalaeologus507 WHAT!?
Not one thing does he add to his act by saying "fuck' so much. I guess some people might think it makes him him edgy and truthful, but that is bs. I enjoy his humor much, but his language makes me think less of him.
@@caliscribe2120 He's not trying to add anything, he's not trying to shock anyone. This is who he is, and this is how Boston is.
My Irish grandad loved it when someone took the rise out of him, I'm the same. I consider it the height of friendship
Isn’t it the worst when someone messes it up though?! So awkward
A test of true friendship.
@Miles Doyle literally no one cares, you absolute psychopath.
Is there any other way
@Miles Doyle wow, did you really think anybody is going to read all that batshit crazy stuff? lol
I've never heard Bill Burr compliment a crowd as much as he did in this stand up.
@@nullakjg767 In your best Bill Burr voice. "ALWAYS? REALLY? HAVE YOU NOT HEARD ME IN PHILADELPHIA?"
@@nullakjg767 One crowd in Philly would like to have a word ;)
Sounds exactly like his set in Philly where he turned the crowd around by insulting the eff out of us. We love Bill now- one who can take it and dish it out.
@@nullakjg767 Philly beating the Patriots in the Superbowl must've taken the piss out of Billy boozebag 😆
Bill Burr is top shelf. seen him live many times , he has never disappointed.
Being suspicious of free stuff isn't only an Irish trait. We do it in the US too....but I might be biased since I'm an Irish descendant.
Bill Burr is a national treasure. He's so good at making people laugh when they should be offended.
"a national treasure"
@@drf4270 who the fkk is that?
I am from an Irish background and I was raised by a Belfast father, he was one of 12 kids. I learned from him how to give it out and take it. Humor is one of the best ways to deal with the pain and tragedies of life. Those who lack the ability to laugh at themselves seem the most miserable.
Lots of miserable people influenced by miserable propaganda
People that can't make fun of themselves are usually narcissists or sociopaths. I watched lots of videos on youtube so I know all about this. LOL! I actually have read some stuff to support what I said but I don't have links. It's on the internet though so it must be true.
Or maybe he's just not funny.
Humor is subjective. What's funny to some isn't to others. If one has to explain a joke, the joke has failed.
@@larryhall2805 And yet a majority of people can agree that certain comedians are funnier. Odd that. The fact is, like most things, if you plotted people's subjective opinion on a graph overlaying mainstream comedians, you'd get a bell curve with its center representing the comedians appreciated by the widest range of people. You could even overlay another curve representing the approximate distribution of broad appreciation. Some people only find toilet humor and puns funny. I, on the other hand, can laugh at anything from dark humor (like Greg Giraldo,) to whimsical hyperbole (like Chris D'Elia.) I can also appreciate high brow thinkers and dry British wit. Anything can be funny unless you're too rigid to see it. I've always said, I don't care of they're laughing with me or at me, as long as they're laughing.
Shout out to all the Irish. Love your country and people. Greetings from costa rica.
Bill is of Irish Catholic descent from Greater Boston like myself and being of similar age we definitely have similar upbringing. My parents weren't huggers and our brand of humor in Boston is like you said taking the piss out of each other. Bill is definitely direct pulls no punches on anyone or any topic. He's basically a less philosophical and filterless version of George Carlin.
Yeah, same here. That was actually like a little chunk of home right there. :)
Bill Burr graduated from the same high school as me - and his humor about his younger years and the people he grew up around always rings true to me. And what you've said is spot on too.
@@Taumpy Go Bulldogs
My mom was born and raised in Boston and I have many, many, many roots there. Can confirm, we shit all over each other. It's how we showed each other we cared 😀 Moved out to the midwest in my early 20s and holy shit is it different out here. People think I like them if I'm "nice" to them......Like nah, man, I'm just tolerating ya.
Raised Irish Catholic as well. Never saw my parents hug or show physical emotion. 5 of us kids and we didn't do any of that either. weird.
Bill Burr is the King of rage comedy.
Remember folks, it's just jokes.
Doug Stanhope is..Bar none!!
Intent>content
I fucking love Bill Burr.
I remember listening to that podcast, being Irish I laughed so hard I had to pause it, you could taste the sarcasm from the crowd.
Bill was a friend of my ex. Extremely nice guy irl. He's very real and blunt, but kind at heart.
I feel that from him
@@DianeJennings that's what I liked about him. If you're an asshole, be an honest one.
In the era of people going overboard to keep from offending everyone, Bill is a welcomed change.
@@nullakjg767 you totally misread his comment. Go back and read each word s l o w l y. K?
@@nullakjg767 definitely agreed
I'm not the biggest fan of Bill Burr, but as an American of Irish descent I thoroughly enjoyed hearing him deal with a real Irish crowd. That "aww" was priceless.
I'm an American, and at first thought he was funny, but now he just seems angry, rude and hateful to me. I'm over him and enjoy other comedians much more.
I love Bill Burr! He is an eye-rollingly stereotypical Bostonian. His angry take on things is just so damn funny.
There is definitely a lot of melancholy in Irish blood. Far too many people only find comfort in melancholy, but I suppose, since most of Human history, especially prior to the last 240 years or so, has been for most people one miserable day after another, there needs to be a significant portion of people who find comfort in misery, or else the Human species would never have survived!
Yes on camera Diane needs editor Diane and vice versa 😄
There is alot of truth to what you said. If you look at the creative arts in Ireland, be it music, film, poetry, fine art, there does seem to be a common, melancholic theme. I always just put it down to the weather but I think youre spot on about the history playing a role.
Well 1000 years of occupation will do that ti a country after a while ppl think it's genetic its not .
When Europeans came to England in the 1500s they described a jolly nation who would greet each other with kisses!!!
After the dissolution of the monasteries, religious violence, civil war etc etc by the 1700s the english became as cold as you see them today , no more jolly no more kissing.
Weather is a big factor too that vitamin D deficiency due to lack of sun light does affect the mood even causes depression.
I don't know of a happy Scandinavian country ( Ireland is very near ) oddly enough Scandinavian countries are very secular very socialist any connection ?
You can almost say that happiness is a fever-dream, borne of a slowly dying mind in a cruel world.
@@DianeJennings Irish blood? Isn`t it just Irish culture?
We love to take the piss in Boston.. but Ireland takes it to another level.. I went to Ireland before covid so my daughter could dance at “all Ireland’s” and we had BEST time of of lives! My heart is is Ireland!💜🍀🇨🇮
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Typical Irish name!
? What are you talking about ?
Sorry to inform you about this Amy, but the flag you posted belongs to the ivory Coast, not ireland. The colours are reversed, its a common mistake
I would like to see an actual Irish person react to Flogging Molly or the Dropkick Murphys. They are Irish American bands who play up the Irish thing.
Dave from Flogging Molly is from Dublin.
Bill Burr is one of the best comedians out there, he has no filter. If you want to hear him at his most savage, listen to his Philly Rant, may make even ED blush.
In Bill's defense, those motherfuckers deserved every word.
Never has a city so deserved something so much.
Bill may have even held back...every word was off the cuff. And every word...true.
@@joelspaulding5964 too bad he missed the 76ers.....
as a Canadian I found the Irish be hardworking industrious people with many good qualities and moral values and no matter where they settled in the world made many contributions and added to those communities. they were also human beings and when they had bad days and occasionally they were many they would say things that would make a sailor blush. have a good day Diane and it was nice to see Chewie.
Love your smile as you react to the bit. Definitely brightened my day right along with Bill's comedy. Hope you are having a wonderful day.
Thanks Chris! You too
I love me some Bill Burr! One of the best comedians left willing to say what's on their mind.
One of your best videos yet
Oh Thank you!
I used to think I could do an Irish accent. After listening to you for a while I know that I can't and I don't even try. That begs the question, "why do it anyway?" You're the best Diane, I love your videos ❤❤❤
Aww Thank you! 😄
@Miles Doyle Jesus feckin christ, you could have founded a church in the time it took you to write all that. What kind of lunacy possessed you to come to the comments section to give an entire lecture on your religious ideology? Are you some kind of vulnerable narcissist or what?
Bill Burr is a classic Southie- Irish from South Boston. I've known a few; they're all, erm.... "loudly opinionated." Good luck finding a quiet one. But this makes him relatable to a lot of people because he feels like an open book that doesn't hide anything, and I think that's his appeal.
Please........I grew up in Dorchester and South Boston and still live there today, Burr is not from Boston but from Canton, Ma about 20 miles away, it's a leafy Jewish upscale town completely unlike South Boston. It's like some dude from Westchester saying their from NYC.....this whole Boston act by him, well blow me.
@@gre7687 thank you for proving my point. You're all obnoxious. 🤣
@@gre7687 Masshole gotta be a Masshole.
@@m19y29 oh! You called me a name, that must automatically make you correct! I bow to your epithets that are not at all pathetic, no sir!
Being neighbors to the UK is there really a question of why the Irish are so untrusting? Over 1,000 years of it I would be too 🤣
I really truly don’t understand the England and Ireland rivalry coming from an American with English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh ancestry.
@@rosealexander9007 it goes way back before the Roman's. Then all the British colonies around the world were treated the same including Ireland. Colonies is a polite way of saying conquests.
@@czamman wow I didn’t realize it went that far back in history
@@rosealexander9007 You need to read Irish history. Words like murder, execution, brutality, deprivation, occupation, confiscation, starvation, abandonment, rebellion etc will come up a lot.
@@jamesfitzpatrick6100 I want to read about all of my ancestors history. Maybe 🤔 I should go to my local library and see if they have anything there. If not I’ll try a book store , I would rather read information from a book anyway. I’m kind of old school.
Clearly the only Irish person Bill has ever met is Editor Diane!
😂😂
Today Diane did a reaction to a Bill Burr monologue
I enjoyed almost as much as writing rhymes for a dog
There ya are!!!
What does that mean!
The real humor behind BB with all of his self examinations and reflection is his shock with delight that he NOW understands more about himself and his dark sense of humor after his tours in Ireland. He still talks about it to this day. I think it gave him understanding and relief along with the funny.
Bill Burr is just one of those guys who says stuff on stage that most people say at home or on the job site or in the bar. "Blue collar" comedy, but with a Boston Irish twist. He's one of the few foul mouthed comedians that doesn't come off as being foul mouthed just for shock value. It's more natural and he just says what everyone is thinking most of the time. He's genuine that way.
He's closer to Carlin in that regard, even though Burr is an actual comedian, where I don't think Carlin ever really was. These kinds of comedians are so rare now, especially with "cancel culture". The fact anyone even calls Bill Burr "controversial" is an absolute shame. It says more about society than Bill Burr.
That was fun, Diane 😄 I was dying at your facial expressions through the whole bit. Great stuff 👏
I lived in Milwaukee for 5 years and my favorite weekend there was the weekend of Irishfest. I was a bouncer at a club attached to a hotel. It had a contract so the entire hotel was booked for the bands playing at the festival. What an amazing crowd of people. I went to work early and ended up hanging out in the hotel past sunrise all three days. I would love to be able to visit Ireland someday! Definitely on my bucket list
Hi from Australia. I went to Ireland 20 years ago and fell in love with the country and the people. Everyone so friendly and love a laugh.
Saw him in Seattle about 18 or so years ago! Was a great show and laughed my ass off! Was good to see him again on here. Hope you’re healing up okay, Diane! ❤️😘
Thank you!
Healing?!?! You ok???!!
@@barryjacobson7699 Knee surgery
He is a family man now and he’s trying not to be as angry. He is my favorite comedian! 🥰🤣
@Miles Doyle random much?
Good video and thanks for the link to the original audio!
Bill burr isn't a divisive guy . He's just a comedian the best comedian. A national treasure
As an Irish-American from Massachusetts, yeah, we don't hug. I hug my mother once a year, on Christmas. And I give my father one or two good firm handshakes per year. That's it. That's all the touching we do.
"Irish-American" refers to people born in Ireland; "American-Irish" would be a person of that descent.
@@Mr2200 Right. Sure. The two million of us here in Massachusetts who have been calling ourselves "Irish-American" our whole lives are all wrong.
Okay buddy.
@@wickedpissa25
I'm from California...of Irish descent myself. Naturally I don't really tell people. They just guess because I have reddish hair and green eyes. Another example I may provide is Africans born in Africa that become American with dual citizenships will simply refer to themselves as "African-American".
I'm not making this stuff, just passing the word along as it were. It's accounted for in literature.
@@Mr2200 Good for you, buddy.
@@wickedpissa25
Thanks 😎👍
"Awe poor baby" hahahaha!
That's the first thing that popped into my head.
This really made me laugh, I'm so offended hahaha!
Great job Diane!
Me too. Let’s be offended together…. Humph! 😠
@@DianeJennings we better watch this video now because with all the cussing, TH-cam might alter it or even take it down 😜🤣🤣🤣
We're not suspicious here, we're just jaded. We will take the free dvd and throw it out on the way to the car.
I love how you introduce yourself..."Hi, this is Diane from later on in the video..." lmao...made my day...
If you have a heartbeat, Bill Burr will find a way to make fun of you. He roasts everyone for any reason. Not very controversial.
I recently hired a book editor who lives in (and is) Irish. I was kinda sad my manuscript made it to Ireland before I did, but it had a really good time.
It’ll be there for you when the time is right Lorraine! Congrats on your draft. Exciting!
William Frederick Burr was born on June 10, 1968, in Canton, Massachusetts, the son of nurse Linda Ann (née Wigent) and dentist Robert Edmund Burr. He is one of five brothers and is of German and Irish heritage. He graduated from high school in 1987.
I knew an Irish girl in High School. Here in Cleveland. She was a cute, chubby kyut named Coleen Barret. This was in the '80s.
I'm American and also tend to be quite suspicious of free stuff. Like, if I accept your free thing, am I then obligated to listen to you try to sell me more of whatever it is on offer? Or must I answer your survey?
So few things are truly free so I usually assume it's going to cost something...even if it's just time.
So often as a promo girl, I had straight up free stuff that ppl wouldn’t take cos they thought that 😂
Bill Burr is just a typical Bostonian, says the guy from Boston (me). Chewie is adorable!!!!
Chews the best boy
Greetings from New Orleans.. digging the reactions and commentary!
Not in NYC. There is a con I first ran into about 15 years ago, where a person or group of people will be in the street handing out free CDs of their struggling hip-hop crew. As soon as you have it in your hands, they start hassling you to donate them $10 for the same CD they told you they were giving to you for free. This is why people in NYC may seem to be rude or dismissive. There are so many scammers there who start by trying to engage you in the street that the automatic assumption is that the person approaching them is trying to take advantage of them or is crazy.
My favorite Irish joke is: Q: What's the difference between an Irish wedding and an Irish funeral? A: One less drunk.
@Rheumattica Reported
A friend of mine is an FDNY firefighter who did a little work on the set of “The King of Staten Island”. He said Bill Burr was a stand up, down to earth guy. Pete Davidson not so much… huge DB.
I don’t find that hard to believe!
Thank you for the video😀 sorry don't have any reaction videos suggestions🤷♀️
That’s ok Jennifer! Your presence is present enough
Good content Diane . Hope you're healing quickly
Thank you!
That is really cool you performed in the same theatre as Bill Burr. The best comedies always cuss. I grew up as a kid with free HBO with cable subscription so I watched lots of stand up comedies. Ireland is a great place. 🍀 Have you ever tried doing stand up comedy, Diane.
I’m a big admirer of those who do it, but having been a struggling actor, I wouldn’t luv trying to be a struggling comedian 🙉
@@DianeJennings That's true. Actors and comedians do struggle in the beginning for many years. Long as you do what makes you happy then you can't go wrong. 😊
Not all great comedians curse. Seinfeld is one of the best ever. And if I'm not mistaken, Jim Gaffigan doesn't curse. I'm sure there are others I'm just not thinking of at 5 in the morning.
Bill Burn s chief skill as a comedian is to offend, but with a humorous edge. Either you like him, or you want to see him 💀. 🍀👍✌️🇨🇦😆!
That’s not a bad way to be!
No, his chief skill as a comic is to be brutally logical by using simple common sense. He says things that are not politically correct but 1000% fact
*Burr
Yes , I know , but his style is of a burn comic . It was a pun 😎🇨🇦 . SUB TELL !
@Miles Doyle Spreading bull shit all over the internet with the power of cut and paste!
Always love watching your videos! Glad you finally got the chance to watch Bill Burr. Coming from someone Irish Ancestry and is also from America (My last name is O'Malley), it's been my dream to visit Ireland and learn everything (the culture, what the people are like, the history, food, what life is like there)
I spent a week in Ireland on leave when I was in the Army, just rented a car and drove around the countryside stopping at every village and small town I could find to have a beer with the locals and it was amazing. I'm half Irish myself and they were the funniest most welcoming people I ever met who would insult your mother to your face and have you laughing at the insult.
Here, it is almost impossible to find a theater open on Monday nights; for just that reason. Is Chewie old enough to have listened to this video? Thanks Diane this video was just what I needed after work today.
Yay! Happy weird Wednesday!
Dublin also has literary pub crawl on Monday nights. So there's kind of a bit of competition if you're told looking to bring in tourists
DJ: "Irish people, we tend not to get offended by things. If you say something ignorant, we're just going to think you're ignorant." (Me, nodding in agreement.)
Ed D: "And that's definitely a You problem."
(You hit the nail on the head, Editor Diane.)
😄
Enjoyed this immensely because I have roots in Belfast, Dublin and Kilkenny and hope to visit someday. Your posts are always great, thanks from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
I love your poem at the end!
Bill Burr is one of my favorite comedians for sure. Check out his Philly Rant for a hilarious roast of a whole hostile crowd
Will do!
Oh that's not a roast, that's burr going full vulgar, chewie would need to be removed from the room and editor Diane may explode. Watch some other videos of burr's first.
@@jonhenry8268 lmao truuuuuuuue
One of the best comedians, you should try a couple more videos, you definitely love it or hate it
always love your stuff!
Thank you!
Attended an Irish Catholic school and parish , that accent is like home. Whenever I hear it, I have to confirm their origin.🇮🇪 Happy St. Patrick's 2022!!
Chewie: "Leave me alone. I've got napping to do, and it's piling up."
Accurate 😂
He grew up in MA, just outside of Boston, and during that time period I can suggest that sarcasm and shit is always around.
I'm from the same place but closer to Boston and Irish were always around - he's being caring when he says knuckleheads and they always do better.
I am Welsh on dads side Irish and Scott on moms and and grew up near Boston also and I don't ever remembered being hugged . One day , five kids stuck in the small house on a winter day , all of my brothers and sisters crying and fighting. My mom going crazy , I tried to comfort her , She blew me off and told me to go up stairs, leave her alone . Didn't try that again.
Alot of Bill Burr's controversial material is just him taking the piss himself, trying to provoke the audience for fun. He doesn't take himself seriously
I agree!
Bill Burr is amazing! Please react to more of his comedy. 🙂
Half my friends in nyc are from Ireland. I love them all like family. That’s how awesome they are
Had fun watching this. Subscribed!
I dunno, I'm Midwestern, and have balked when people offer me free stuff. I feel beholden
Midwest! I hear ya
Happy weird Wednesday, Diane! I would say I hope you’ve been getting your much deserved beauty rest…not that you need it of course. 🙂
Oh thank you! Not at all 😂
Bill has a great ability to lose then immediate win back a crowd
Good video, Diane. Have a wonderful week.
I’ve done a bit of travel, and I have to say the Irish are my favorite.
Thank you! ☘️
Happy Weird Wednesday! I love the Irish people.
☘️☘️☘️
That was Hilarious, thanks Diane !
Hello from across the pond! Newly subscriber here, keep up the great work!
Bill Burr is hilarious! I would be remiss if I didn't include Norm MacDonald as well! He was also great!
Leery of free stuff makes sense at least to me.
Guy does have some anger issues
See you Friday Diane!!😊
See ya then!
Not all Americans love free stuff. I for one never take free stuff unless I feel obligated. Maybe it’s the Irish DNA in me. I love all the Irish people I’ve met.
I’m an American/Canadian who had a college roommate on a Rugby scholarship from Cork. I traveled over and spent a week before heading up to Belfast. My affinity for redheads, Irish accents (for some reason you guys love to visit Berkeley, Ca in the Summer) and an appreciation for girls who are genuine and engaging…..drat, I must return. Unless there’s a Patreon subscription level to import a lovely girl to see Bill perform in San Francisco 🤞🏻 🦊🔥🎤☀️🏄🏼♂️🏄🏻♀️
That crowd sounded amazing!
My Irish side must be where my suspicious nature is located. I enjoyed that reaction!
I hope your audience at that theater was awesome to you like his but I'd guess the show you were in had slightly less F bombs 💣 💣 💣
It did! It was interpretive movement. Superbly pretentious nonsense
My grandfather was Irish so telling someone to piss off was one of his phrases. Also if you hurt yourself he asked if I needed a tampon. Not politically correct but it was a different time I guess.
He would have been more on point offering man flu meds 😜
@@DianeJennings My great grandfather came from Ireland in the 1890s as a young man. Anytime we got hurt he would look at us and say "Ya ganna lay around all day or ya ganna git up?" If we were slow getting up we got a swift kick in the rear. Another good one was "Ya dead? No? then get back at the chores boy"
@@DianeJennings Only if he had a runny nose as opposed to a mangina.
That was pretty cool. Thanks, Diane!
btw, that bit at the end where Chewie seems to blow you off? That specific stretch he does is thought by canid ethologists to be a gesture/signal of trust.
Irish people have been the friendliest people ... I'm from south America dark complex and not a hint of discrimination Love Irish people
I like Bill but in Ireland I am surprised he did well.
He’s very popular!
I’m with Chewie on the 🤬 but I was warned. 😂 Hope the knee is doing well! ✌️❤️
So much 🤬🤬🤬
As an Irish-American (mostly, I'm a bit of a mutt as are most Americans) and from Boston, visiting Ireland was amazing. I'd have to say one of the best days was the one in Dublin where we stayed an extra day because of snow in Boston. We found a smaller pub and I was wearing a Patriots jersey. One of the regulars was a Steelers fan and started tearing into me, only for the bartender to be a Ravens fan and start it with both of us. I love the give and take and can't wait to visit again!
He did love it. He loved getting to cut loose in Ireland. When there's a "quiet" audience it's when it's NOT good. So... Bill cussing like that is what he needs. This is a GREAT reaction!
Lol Bill Burr is not considered controversial in America. I don’t know where you heard that. He’s like every person I’ve ever met from Boston. Loud and Angry.
You added “in America” didn’t ya? Hmmm…
That last.part is so true
@@DianeJennings touché, but I guess I should add I’ve never heard he was controversial in general.
DAMN STRAIGHT!!!!! 😆
Hey pal, if _your_ team went 86 years without winning a World Series, _you'd_ grow up angry too. 😉
Bill Burr isnt angry, He's from Boston...
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I God Damn resemble that f##$&ing remark. 💚the 617 born and raised
Do we need to specify South Boston to distinguish from Cambridge?
@@LindaC616 He is actually from the fairly affluent suburb of Canton about 10 miles west of Boston
@@paulobrien9572 oh, I've been to Canton, didn't know that....though now that you mention it, I have a vague memory of "suburbs " coming up...
I have family in Ireland and we visit fairly often. We never had bad time there and people were Awsome!!
When my family and I were at pub in Doolin, we met the late great Alan Devlin. While we were enjoying the live band, he walked past my grandma, past my mom, past my sister-in-law, put his hand on my brother's shoulder and said, "Let's dance!"
Later that night, as we were leaving to head to our B&B for the night, Alan was sitting outside (having been kicked out of the pub by this point.) He asked us to take him to another pub saying, "I know this place where they've got the things on the things…" When we told him our B&B was right across the street, he replied, "Well, fick ya, then!" One of the most entertaining people I've ever met. We were quite sad to learn of his passing in 2011. He gave us a night to remember. Even 21 years later.
Bill Burr is one of my favorite comedians. I have been a Men's Rights Activist since the early 1990s, when I was in my early 30s. I really enjoy his support of men in regard to women. I find his words empowering.
He supports both men and women in the best ways imo
Bill Burr talks a lot like me. The only problem for me is, I’m not that funny 😁. He takes the piss out of everyone.
I find you funny Bill! That Patreon joke was very naughty though 😱
What’s wrong with soup?
He's like that everywhere. So funny. love you're vids. Thank you for sharing.
I'm Irish and we live in upstate NY.
Your accent brings my mind to a place I've never been yet feels like the only home I've ever had.
It makes every cell in my body smile and say to me "go there... we want you to take us there".
It's something primal and I can't quite place it, but I love it.