@2:14 the tall lad with the pink/purple hooded jacket said "bare homeless in Dublin". That's Jamaican patois, which has been taken to London's Caribbean community. Now in Ireland. Ireland is changing.
Corkonian here, lived in Dublin for 5 years but met very few Dubs. Lived on Summer Hill and it is very calm compared to what people say, drug problem is quite bad though.
The drug thing your not wrong My ma almost got Robbed in the village while I was with her Got stopped by a junkie outside of spar Almost Robbed by Romanians
Cards on table, I'm a Cork man born and bred, but I lived in Dublin for a few years, and around O'Connell St/Abbey st and surroundings you do feel very unsafe, not a nice place to be.
I enjoyed that, originally from Dublin. Now living in Australia, I’ve always had respect for Cork people, for several reasons, one being i think they have similar out looks to Dublin people. 😂 They are loyal and have a good sense of humour.
Cokes *much* more of a problem in Dublin. Its not particularly violent though, I mean I've always felt safe when I've had to walk around at night. Like anywhere, Cork included, there's some places you just don't go.
To be honest, as a Dub, from the northside, i have mixed emotions towards my own county, in one way I absolutely hate it, i hate the little gurriers in tracksuits everywhere rubbing shoulders with nice tourists from the US or Spain... and junkies, its not on at all... The ghastly modern architecture, and general lack of intelligence. I also hate the materialism of it, every prick pulling up outside the shopping centre in his white bmw. And every second girl you see just caked in makeup, then you go to somewhere like Donegal and i think “oh yeah, this is what real women look like”. I have always liked the country people and had some very nice country teachers in school, and have ties to many counties myself. Have cousins in Cork and I’m going to say it now, i prefer Cork, i love their accents, and i like the vibe in Cork, and love all the other towns there, I’m from Dublin, like being a Dubliner, but don’t feel at home here, its not the city of James Joyce or the Dubliners anymore...
Gear? Cokes *much* more of a problem in Dublin. Its not particularly violent though, I mean I've always felt safe when I've had to walk around at night. Like anywhere, Cork included, there's some places you just don't go.
As someone from Belfast I never knew each counties from the republic didn’t like each other I grew up thinking all catholic’s were together well I don’t know about the republic but everybody well every catholic up north either just doesn’t like or absolutely hates the Protestants n basically the whole of England so we all basically love each other and see us as one Edit:when I said catholic’s I don’t mean like the Scottish or Italians I mean just catholic’s from Ireland or as yous and the prods say Northern Ireland because there’s a lot of prods up here mostly at the east of Belfast I don’t know about down at the republic if there’s a lot of prods about but up here its just about where you live or where you’re at
The Republic is the same everywhere...Some people are nice and some are very arrogant, rude, and aggressive towards their own. Everyone else, particularly Americans, always get the royal treatment. Kind of sad really. Crime and poverty is the same, out of control, everywhere.
The Dubs think they're a huge city because they have a couple of Luas lines that spend more time crashing into buses and pedestrians than running smoothly. Cork is more compact but we have everything we want and need within a close distance. Friendlier people, plenty of great pubs and restaurants and great colleges like CIT and UCC and the brand new Pairc Ui Chaoimh stadium. Cork is a city on the rise. Dublin is a city that's severely overheated with a huge drug and crime problem and the homelessness in Dublin is scary. Having a Luas line and a few more big buildings doesn't make you a better city lads.
Dubs don't think Dublin is a huge city, quite the opposite actually. It's promoted as a very walkable city because of its size. The Luas is a great service though. It runs on-time 99% of the time and is quick. It's one of the countries best transport successes. Friendlier People? That's subjective, there's sound ppl/aresholes in both cities. Cork ppl seem to have a chip on their shoulder. Trinity and UCD are ranked higher than UCC and CIT in global university rankings. Croke Park and the Aviva are bigger and more impressive than paric ui chaoimh. The restaurant scene in Dublin is actually punching up in regard to variety and quality. The city is over heated because of the job market. It's the financial, economic, technological, medical, construction, media, telecommunication centre of the country. The drug, homeless and crime problem is obviously going to be bigger in Dublin, that's what u get when u compare a city with a large town. Nothing attracts me ever to want to live in cork over Dublin and I think most ppl in the country feel the same.
@@irishtruther1013 it's true, the rent is scandalous, but there's more higher paying jobs in Dublin that makes up for it in a small way (Still way over priced). If u want city amenities you'll have to pay more. I don't think cork has even a 50m long swimming pool. You get what u pay for. Plus the rent in cork city is overpriced also.
Why does yer man asking the questions brust out laughing at every comment like it's the funniest thing he's ever hears and take 3 steps away..... disingenuous and irritating
@@entertainmentie don't worry just try to avoid doing it in future. Also that's a bit racist interviewing 3 coloured lads no? You should have put in an Irish lad too with them, you're giving the impression that they don't like Irish people. Do better bro
@@takexioxlxodkdjohnson6686 what an idiotic response. You accuse someone of racism while using a slur in your accusation. Do better you absolute moron.
@@takexioxlxodkdjohnson6686 I know this is a Year later but it’s funny you talk about racist and “coloured” is one of the most racist words you could use to describe a Black person. People don’t say “coloured” unless you want to allude to Jim Crow
The first 10 seconds of this video just sums up Cork like
That was our aim 🧡
And so does your comment like 😂
I'm from Dublin, but I love the Cork accent. It's the best one in Ireland together with the Donegal accent.
Like for Belfast v Dublin
"Would you live in Dublin?
No, I value my life."
LMFAOO
Coming from Africa
@@grlfcgombeenhunter2897get them out of Ireland
Bro... your laugh in the intro was BEAUTIFUL!
@2:14 the tall lad with the pink/purple hooded jacket said "bare homeless in Dublin". That's Jamaican patois, which has been taken to London's Caribbean community. Now in Ireland. Ireland is changing.
ye and?
@@arifyilmaz3517 good bye
Heartbreaking stuff
Be sure to check out what Dubliners said about Cork too! th-cam.com/video/GXictPU25Ls/w-d-xo.html
29 yr old Dubliner and was in cork for the first time today great city nice people soon as they hear ur accent 🤣
It took you that long to visit?! Haha
@@donaldobama7204 shut it you langer lol 😆
@@donaldobama7204 is a lovely dive 🙈
Corkonian here, lived in Dublin for 5 years but met very few Dubs. Lived on Summer Hill and it is very calm compared to what people say, drug problem is quite bad though.
The drug thing your not wrong
My ma almost got Robbed in the village while I was with her
Got stopped by a junkie outside of spar
Almost Robbed by Romanians
Cards on table, I'm a Cork man born and bred, but I lived in Dublin for a few years, and around O'Connell St/Abbey st and surroundings you do feel very unsafe, not a nice place to be.
Sheesh it made me miss Cork! Studied there before hehehe
“They think everyone outside of Dublin is a culchie”...... “everyones addicted to gear” 😂
Barking Man = Instant Legend.
I enjoyed that, originally from Dublin. Now living in Australia, I’ve always had respect for Cork people, for several reasons, one being i think they have similar out looks to Dublin people. 😂
They are loyal and have a good sense of humour.
Like for Kilkenny v Waterford
Would Cork get the finger out and grow faster so we spread the housing pressure a bit 😂 Great city otherwise!
'Tis a great city alright 🧡 Imagine an Ireland where we no longer have to desperately depend on Dublin. I think we all want that.
@@entertainmentie ah go away ye bollockses
@@Sam-cn5yd I can hear that inner arrogant arse holes again lol
What music was that at the end , why didn't ye put up some Irish music ye muppets
Lived in Dublin for 4 years. Rarely met a 'Dub.' The old Dublin is gone😥
Sad but true
“Everyone addicted to gear” obviously he’s never been to Dublin
Cokes *much* more of a problem in Dublin. Its not particularly violent though, I mean I've always felt safe when I've had to walk around at night. Like anywhere, Cork included, there's some places you just don't go.
What does gear mean?
@@petehuda7457 Gear is a nickname for the drug ‘Heroin’
@Wanga Dang But the women look great, amazing makeup, feminine style
I love this 😂
Glad you enjoyed it greenforsure 🧡
What do you like about Dublin? "the craic" ExCuSe Me? 😂😂
HEY MAN, WE HAVE LIVED IN CORK (CARRIGTWOHILL) AND DUBLIN
Same answers you'd get for Birmingham vs. the rest of the West Midlands (England)
They got off lightly here.
I luv irish accent
Sound pal 🧡
Of course Cork people hate Dublin. I mean, it's fairly common to hate the boss.......
I have no idea how I ended up here but cool accent lol
The element that's needed in Irish RAP is there and it's black, Mix it up Boyz. 👊🏿👊🏻, ✌🏻✌🏿, 🤗☘️
Without using English accents ✌️
Up the rebles
To be honest, as a Dub, from the northside, i have mixed emotions towards my own county, in one way I absolutely hate it, i hate the little gurriers in tracksuits everywhere rubbing shoulders with nice tourists from the US or Spain... and junkies, its not on at all... The ghastly modern architecture, and general lack of intelligence. I also hate the materialism of it, every prick pulling up outside the shopping centre in his white bmw. And every second girl you see just caked in makeup, then you go to somewhere like Donegal and i think “oh yeah, this is what real women look like”. I have always liked the country people and had some very nice country teachers in school, and have ties to many counties myself. Have cousins in Cork and I’m going to say it now, i prefer Cork, i love their accents, and i like the vibe in Cork, and love all the other towns there, I’m from Dublin, like being a Dubliner, but don’t feel at home here, its not the city of James Joyce or the Dubliners anymore...
I know everywhere this was filmed and that lad with the guitar is by Marlboro Street everyday fuckin legend
The woman at 1:39 has the prettiest laugh😍
Good video
Glad you enjoyed it! - Oisín
What does gear mean?
Heroin
What does adddicted to gear means?
Gear is the Dublin street word you could say for heroin
So it's their addicted to heroin
belfast vs dublin
for sum reason when that fella was talking shit abt dublin i got so defensive and goin off saying comebacks to everything he said😂😭💀
My nephew is from Belfast
Like for Derry v Belfast
OI MAN, WE LOVE GUINNESS AND MURPHY'S. 🍻🍺
Those Irish rappers at the end were using kind of english accents, what's with that?
zoo girl is so funny lol
Didnt know zlatan was from cork
Up the Rebels Lads!
Dublin doesn't have Roy Keane or Tanora. Cork is better, Argument solved
No question
Finally A Comment Of Truth
Or Jackie Lennox’s
They wouldn't like to meet me i would love it
Yup the g knew who chuks was mup Finglas
Gear? Cokes *much* more of a problem in Dublin. Its not particularly violent though, I mean I've always felt safe when I've had to walk around at night. Like anywhere, Cork included, there's some places you just don't go.
What is your definition of gear?
shower of Langers 😂
Are there great feminine makeup women like in Dublin 😍😍❤️
Black guys with Cork accents? Ireland has changed since I was there...
Shout out to ASLAN
Belfast v Dublin
Galway v Limerick
Derry v Belfast
0:22 the person beside you wearing black looks like david beckham son
As someone from Belfast I never knew each counties from the republic didn’t like each other I grew up thinking all catholic’s were together well I don’t know about the republic but everybody well every catholic up north either just doesn’t like or absolutely hates the Protestants n basically the whole of England so we all basically love each other and see us as one
Edit:when I said catholic’s I don’t mean like the Scottish or Italians I mean just catholic’s from Ireland or as yous and the prods say Northern Ireland because there’s a lot of prods up here mostly at the east of Belfast I don’t know about down at the republic if there’s a lot of prods about but up here its just about where you live or where you’re at
Or I could be wrong and it was really just the people there
@@fruitpastel3643 Nobody dislikes each other down here pal. It's all just banter 🧡
Well the west hates Dublin. We all hate Dublin but other than that everyone gets on and we just have the craic taking the piss out of eachother
It's not about religion down here.
@@Vegan123 That's because there's no prods
Cork is badass as fuck!!!
The best part of cork is the road to Dublin 💯💯💯
Haha. And what's the best part about Dublin?
@@entertainmentie better transport, entertainment, culturally diverse, universities, jobs, women,sports.its not uphill and better accent.
@@marcelchalobah7946 Dublin has a pretty shit homeless crisis, horrible accents, gangs, bad heroin problems.
@@marcelchalobah7946 the women, I think u mean the smack heads begging for a euro for the hostel
@@ryane5735 go outside the city itself like blanchardstown, tallaght dun laoghaire
Dublin rapper are u fooking for real kid.
Wis westlife no fae Dublin
VanessaMurrey
Their so triggered that corks not the capital like stuff it it’s never gonna happen😂😂
The saying doesn’t have anything to do with actually being the seat of government
The guy you staffed off for fashion is wearing a $3k coat
Proof money can’t buy style.
Shout out at the end....to the scumbag scene! 😕
Newry
IFTI 🙏🏻🇮🇪🙏🏻
Sad about so many Africans being in Cork nowadays.
🤣🤣 Nothing funnier then the muck savages getting triggered by the dubs, don't worry lads we'll give you's back the Sam!!
Eventually 😉
@@darraghkinahan3738 Ye'll lose it soon enough. I'd say Kerry, Mayo, Galway or Donegal will flither ye
Nothing to do in cork lads how about pulling up your pants and showing some respect and gratitude
The Republic is the same everywhere...Some people are nice and some are very arrogant, rude, and aggressive towards their own. Everyone else, particularly Americans, always get the royal treatment. Kind of sad really. Crime and poverty is the same, out of control, everywhere.
Interviewer cracking up is such a cringe.
A
Every cork person I've met here or abroad have been stingy and mean.
chuks who wants to be a Brit
Dublin gang- where you at?
The two gay lads sipping pints must of been Dumped by Dubs with better taste
I love dublin is more cultural, it's more city .
Ye it's more shitty.
Dublin needs more skyscrapers it looks small
Who else is trying to grow their YT channel during the quarantine. Let’s help one another. Much Love.❤️
Cork the réal capital
SHIT 😂
Fucking host...... Relax, Jimmy Fallon
The Dubs think they're a huge city because they have a couple of Luas lines that spend more time crashing into buses and pedestrians than running smoothly. Cork is more compact but we have everything we want and need within a close distance. Friendlier people, plenty of great pubs and restaurants and great colleges like CIT and UCC and the brand new Pairc Ui Chaoimh stadium. Cork is a city on the rise. Dublin is a city that's severely overheated with a huge drug and crime problem and the homelessness in Dublin is scary. Having a Luas line and a few more big buildings doesn't make you a better city lads.
your right dublin is a shit hole and thats coming froma dubliner here, granted i live in a fairly nice area but i know my boundaries
Dubs don't think Dublin is a huge city, quite the opposite actually. It's promoted as a very walkable city because of its size. The Luas is a great service though. It runs on-time 99% of the time and is quick. It's one of the countries best transport successes. Friendlier People? That's subjective, there's sound ppl/aresholes in both cities. Cork ppl seem to have a chip on their shoulder. Trinity and UCD are ranked higher than UCC and CIT in global university rankings. Croke Park and the Aviva are bigger and more impressive than paric ui chaoimh. The restaurant scene in Dublin is actually punching up in regard to variety and quality. The city is over heated because of the job market. It's the financial, economic, technological, medical, construction, media, telecommunication centre of the country. The drug, homeless and crime problem is obviously going to be bigger in Dublin, that's what u get when u compare a city with a large town. Nothing attracts me ever to want to live in cork over Dublin and I think most ppl in the country feel the same.
@@TheSpaceman332211 besides the rents tho in dublin its crazy down the country its much cheaper to rent
@@irishtruther1013 it's true, the rent is scandalous, but there's more higher paying jobs in Dublin that makes up for it in a small way (Still way over priced). If u want city amenities you'll have to pay more. I don't think cork has even a 50m long swimming pool. You get what u pay for. Plus the rent in cork city is overpriced also.
Everyone in Dublin has a yankee accent
Maybe it's the Yanks that have a Dublin accent.
South side maybe
Your thinking of the South side dubliners. The North dubs you couldn't misplace that accent anywhere
Never meet a dub yet that didn't have a high opinion of themselves.
Why does yer man asking the questions brust out laughing at every comment like it's the funniest thing he's ever hears and take 3 steps away..... disingenuous and irritating
Oh no, I do that in real life too 🙈 Trust me. - Ois
@@entertainmentie don't worry just try to avoid doing it in future. Also that's a bit racist interviewing 3 coloured lads no? You should have put in an Irish lad too with them, you're giving the impression that they don't like Irish people. Do better bro
@@takexioxlxodkdjohnson6686 what an idiotic response. You accuse someone of racism while using a slur in your accusation. Do better you absolute moron.
@@rorydunne5495 bit harsh calling him a moron because he's coloured, flagged your comment for racism
@@takexioxlxodkdjohnson6686 I know this is a Year later but it’s funny you talk about racist and “coloured” is one of the most racist words you could use to describe a Black person. People don’t say “coloured” unless you want to allude to Jim Crow