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- Abbott and Costello 13x7 is 28 | BRITS REACTION
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Bud Abbotts grandson William Wheeler is on YT and I've seen him comment on a few videos! He remembers being a kid and seeing his Grandfather on tv. As a kid....He was trying to figure out how his Grandpa could be on tv & sitting next to him at the same time! lol. Love the creative math in this skit! lol. In three ways at that! lol.
Army blankets were made from hemp back in the day… hence Costello’s quote “What are you smoking? An army blanket?”
When I saw the title of the skit, I thought it would have to do with 3+1 being 4 and 7x4 is 28 (though of course presented in an elaborate and comical way) but that seemed to be the only mathematical mishandling they DIDN'T do 😂
I miss the old school skits! These guys ...there skits were absolute Genius!!!
As a little kid I watched these guys on Saturday morning TV movies. Then in school I wasn't very good at math. Now I know why
lol
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Didn’t pull the wool over your teachers eyes then lol 😂
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It’s all in the conviction. You gotta act like they’re the dummy.
👍😎 Another similar one, Ma and Pa Kettle doing math
I have a big goofy grin on my face right now. Thanks for sharing this one, gents! Keep 'em coming.
Who's on First is the platinum level. You started at the very top.
More Abbott and Costello, Movie "Buck Privates" "Small Question" 38 Min, 33 seconds in . Hilarious.
The clip is 65 years old, public domain.
Abbot and Costello was must see T.V. when I was growing up! I definitely recommend the Rifle Drill scene from the movie, "Buck Privates." It's the duo's 1st feature motion picture from 1941.😂👍
This the first time ever caught that I Costello made a script mistake 5:58. Costello says “7” weeks times $13 a week (which would’ve been probably more believable, even back in the 1930s anyway.)
But the initial premises is:
it’s “13” weeks times only $7 a weeks rent. 1:38
The Mustard sketch is a good one
Another one of their classics is "Loafing" - a play on words similar to "Who's On First".
"Loafing" is brilliant and so is "Handcuffs."
Another good routine involved the line, "The cow's udder what?"
And so is "The Mustard Sketch."
YES! The word play in "Loafing" is SHEER brilliance. I'm in hysterics every time.
They did this routine in either "Buck Privates" or "Keep em Flying".
Please review the Sasparilla Hat Company sketch guys!
Susquehanna Hat Company.
Ma and Pa Kettle have a similar skit. Look up Ma and Pa Kettle does math. Great reaction..
Gotta do Abbott and Costello" HANDCUFFS". Tom in Idaho
Next one you should do is "Loafing"
Who's on first is one of there best. Dice is a good one
Just a little fyi - most everything Abbott and Costello ever filmed is now public domain... meaning no copyright claims.
@Driftwood
Thank you very much for the information, we didn't know that.
Cheers
Love these guys. I wonder how long it took for the landlord to realize he wrote all over the wall?
This gag was used in their film Little Giant 1946, where they play vacuum cleaner salesman.
Love Abbott & Costello. Especially their movies.
My theater played Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein for Halloween a couple years ago. So good on the big screen.
I watched these whenever I got a chance. Also loved their movies.
So brilliant and cleverly done.
Abbott and Costello Meet The Monsters movie is hilarious! Love their movies!
They have a line in one of their movies where Abbott is wanting Costello to go on a double date with him and he’s providing the date for Costello and Costello (I’m paraphrasing) says “oh no, you remember the last girl you set me up with? Did you see that tooth? Did you see it? She had so much bridge work, I had to pay a toll every time I tried to kiss her!” Oh my gosh I roll on the floor with laughter every time they do that little skit and Costello is so funny and animated when he says it, he makes it all the more funny!😂❤
Hi, the last Abbott and Costello upload was fantastic, todays was just as brilliant. You should watch (if you haven’t seen it already) Dave Allan teaching his son to tell the time… a fantastic upload and reaction ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I think that Loafing was pretty funny.
Crayola is the company that makes the crayons.
Be sure to check out their "Loafing" skit.
I like their skit on Loafing.
There were a lot of routines like this in Vaudeville (like I would remember but I have been told). But then we got more sophisticated.
LOVE the channel. been watching for a while, just subscribed... Sorry I don't know your names yet but the gentleman in the white shirt came VERY close to making my point when he said it's amazing to come up with 3 ways "at the time".... I'd take it a step further and say that it's amazing they could make the math "Work" in 3 different ways WITHOUT a computer!? I mean you can't just randomly grab a couple of numbers and make it work 3 different ways... I can't wrap my mind around how someone could do this with paper and pencil? Where do you even START?
How about The Three Stooges? Start with "Disorder in the Court". Any Stooges with Curly is great and this one is, IMO, their best.
"Broadhurst 5473, after 5pm."
When the teacher says "show your work"
This one tickled me because I'm pants at maths. Yes, I work with money and banking and whatnot, but anything above basic level, and I'm lost. I took 9 GCSE's back in the day, and didn't revise for any of them apart from maths. Guess which one I failed? Yep. Good old sucky maths. (Though I will add that I sat the higher papers and got a 'D'. I had a panic attack on paper 4 and left it completely blank, so that 'D' was from half the exam. If I had sat paper 2, I would have got my pass. Still irritated about that. Ah well.)
This was amusing, but I as I said on the poll, I don't think anything will top 'Who's on first?' But keep 'em coming! Old school comedy is gold!
I'm with you in the sucky math club! I still have a hard time with the basics, but thankfully I have other talents.
@@chueysmama2622 Sucky Math Club! 🤣🤣🤣 something else we have in common! I handle about 50k weekly and have to count, weigh and bank it all. And sell currency. I can manage that, but don't bother with anything more complicated 🤣🤣🤣 And you are a lady of MANY talents!
@@tundiel Awww.... Thanks! You have some heafty responsibilities, I'll stick to dedicating myself to training Hank to be a precise military quality pampered lap dog like Chuey! LMAO
@@chueysmama2622 😁😁😁
This was from their 1950s television series.
Check out their routine “Jonah and the Whale” Handcuffs” If you enjoyed this routine 7 x 13 = 28 then you’ll enjoy “Ma and Pa Kettle do Math” where they attempt to prove that 15 divided by 5 equals 14.
When this video was made, there was no copyright laws and others are reacting to them without pausing.
Great comedy! Some of today's 'comedians' should watch these old skits and learn.
do the loafing scene from them. bud gets a job at a bakery. funny.
Need to check out routines such as "dice" and "Mustard "- also very funny
More Comedic BRILLIANCE!! Crayola is a brand name here in the states for Crayons, not sure if is the same in the UK! Great review as usual gents! Have a great weekend! Cheers!
Thanks Michael, yep same in the UK Crayola are a super old brand that still leads in its market :)
The new math - now you know what it was like for Americans to attempt the metric system, mates :D Yes WHO'S ON FIRST? is their masterpiece but bits like this were used over and over. This is from their TV sitcom - the landlord is Sid Fields who also wrote for the show. You s/check out another bit 'Mustard'.
Love you guys!
A really fun A&C movie for you guys to watch or do a react vid is "The Time of Their Lives" (1946). They made a lot of comedy movies in their career and it's one of their best.
Even in the UK we still had abbot and Costello and laurel and hardy on tv when I was young I was born in 1958 and I loved watching them shame we do not still have comedy like this especially since the two Ronnie's are no longer with us.
I thought everyone knew that 13x7=28!
very good. Have you ever seen Buster Keatons best stunts, Charlie Chaplin boxing match in the film City Lights, or Harold Lloyd climbing? All good for a laugh.
A Little Joe!!
I'd never seen this one before, very clever!
Gentlemen, awesome pick! By the way, Mr. Bean is a favorite of mine, he is hysterical!
Classic short change artist
Technically, he actually proved it the same way all three times, just from a different perspective. The trick he's pulling in each case is ignoring that the 1 in 13 is actually a ten, so each time he's multiplying (or dividing or adding) 1+3 by 7, which is obviously 4x7 = 28.
New Math by Tom Lehrer
Sidney Fields, working with Costello in the scene, was a comedy genius on their TV show. He was in a couple of their movies too, my favorite was him playing a quick talking reporter in 'Mexican Hayride'. It's a little over 2 mintues long. enjoy. th-cam.com/video/rZuBQ700u20/w-d-xo.html
Great stuff, as old as the hills but brilliant.
Actually, Costello was the comedian, Abbot was like a Ringmaster of a circus.
Straight Man
Lou was the prankster extraordinaire.
this and "who's on first" are old vaudville routines. they've been around for decades even before abbott and costello. what this comedy team did was take these old routines and make them their own by reviving them for a new generation of audiences.
abbott and costello were more like martin and lewis, who came after abbott and costello, than laurel and hardy. martin and abbott played the straight man to lewis' and costello's frustrated and mischevious man/child. thanks for the video.
I wish I could have done this in Catholic School.blow the Nins Minds!!
The current generation can't do math without a calculator
I’m know I’m very late but who goes to a reaction channel wanting the Reactor(s) to not pause and actually React? That’s weird and right, copyright too lol
@D.A.T.J.
Cheers for understanding, you would be surprised or not at just how many times we get that comment.
Strange folk out there
1:30 it's also a reaction. So pausing to speak is to be expected, especially so you're not competing with the video. So do what you need to for your reactions. 👍
Now that American schools are teaching what they call “new math”, all three of those computations may actually be correct. 🇺🇸✌🏼😎
Additionally (no pun intended), the s̶c̶h̶o̶o̶l̶s̶ indoctrination centers can now add up the "one and ANOTHER one" genders, and come up with 57 different flavors of genders out of the two that actually exist, lol.
You should listen to a song called New Math by Tom Lehrer. It is old, but fun.
Are you sure there's still a copyright in this 80+ year-old sketch? I don't think these two have any descendants now. Really.
@Ann Frost
Hi Ann, good question but we have to assume that anything could be blocked, so we record all our videos in the same format, to hope that they will be allowed to be shown.
Hope that helps
Slapstick humor was one of those things that came out during the right time.Younger generations may not be as entertained by it. You have to see the humor for what it is and how it works and why. You mentioned Mr. Bean. Roland Atkinson, as Mr. Bean, is one of the three greatest silent comedians. The other two being other British actors, Charlie Chaplin and Benny Hill. Benny Hill came out during the right time. He would be canceled today. Even if you're offended by his comedy, you should still be able to see his talent.
How about "Watts Volts."
The younger generation can't add or subtract, much less multiply without a computer.
I love Mr. Bean! Rowan Atkinson is brilliant in the Blackaddar series!
Bagel Street
There are a lot more great Abbott and Costello videos on TH-cam, and many are equally as good as the two you've done, but rarely reacted to (since everyone just copies each other). You'd really do well to forget the polls. Most of your viewers aren't old enough to remember their material and only vote for what they've seen on TH-cam, which is a tiny fraction of their best stuff. Try "Loafing," or "Handcuffs," or "3 Bananas," or "Alexander 4444."
Thanks Brandon, we will …. :)
@@BritPopsReact Yes, I can see how seriously you took it.
Crayola is a brand of crayon.
I will show my age but these are all vaudeville acts and they are still great
This stuff is Public Domain.
Check out some Jack Benny shows.
AMERICA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
not slapstick comedy ; thats more along the lines of 3stooges. incorrect on the dates too. the who's on first was a radio skit before television became a thing
If you like the fast pitter patter of their skits then you might enjoy Oscar with Sylvester Stallone. It's completely underrated and quite a joy to watch. Still one of my young son's favourite too.
Check out The Susqauehana Hat Company.
Today's generation would think the math was right; they wouldn't get the trick, since they no longer teach arithmetic in schools .
Seems like most of these kids nowadays don't like anything that's in black-and-white
I like these guys but the Stooges are funnier