Al Murray Funny Jokes about the Americans Dream ,Yanks , Conquering and Walking on the Moon Reaction

[@twt3716]

So lovely to see an American man take this all in his stride. Good for you Sir, you're a credit to your folks and fam.

[@zanyzoo6767]

@paula I was gonna disagree until you voted Trump in , now theirs a sense of humour,

[@Pilot.0101]

Oh dear, Paula went American on us..."ours is better..." come on. A gift 😂

[@jamiemidge4983]

Mister E couldn’t write it could you haha. She’s also displaying that famous American intelligence, oh the irony..

[@thegirlinquestion]

@paula most americans are NOT like that. i lived in the states for near 5 years. i would have to frequently water my humour down because they wouldn't get it. i don't hate them, but the humour is different. i mean, i had to explain what the word "cheeky" meant ffs!

[@iim4xii129]

Yeah, and you're definitely not a credit to your "folks" and "fam". 🤮 Dosey Yank.

[@PeteTheFatDog]

"it doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own does it ladies & gentlemen?"

[@ibbysareva2049]

That's wot he said

[@aaronmicalowe]

Yeah, he managed to somehow get those last tens words to come out in a single syllable 😂

[@MacStoker]

@@aaronmicalowe lmao yes

[@nigeljones8833]

A very subtle joke in relation to ummm..’self abuse’

[@JamesLewis]

@@nigeljones8833 'Self Abuse'? You sir, are doing it wrong ;)

[@Vasyla]

Great to see a yank appreciate this and not get offended 👍🏻🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@sai9507]

_doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own, does it?_ that's hilarious

[@harviej]

S A I Also did it as - when you’re the only one run in’. They say he is awesome live.

[@jumbo4billion]

@@harviej that's not so good as it doesn't have a saucy double meaning.

[@rodneyshinkfield9465]

It means masturbation when on your own!

[@flickdasher1775]

@@rodneyshinkfield9465 followed by 'it's been a year' sigh

[@MrDaiseymay]

@@harviej But very fearsome. I saw him about 10 years ago, after the last big financial crash. Having forced a young guy in the front row, to reveal he worked in the Banking industry, he spent the rest of the time, bawling out to him---''JOHN , WHERE S THE FUCKING MONEY'' WHAT DID YOU DO WITH ALL THAT FUCKING MONEY JOHN? HILARIOUS AT FIRST, BUT WE BECAME SORRY FOR THE LAD. ESPECIALLY WHEN AL JUMPED DOWN OFF THE STAGE, AND BAWLED IT IN HIS FACE.

[@DavidWardle]

I worked with Al once at a theatre I worked in, he is a lovely guy with such a quick mind. If you see him, never heckle him, he will rip you apart

[@The.Conqueeftador]

He'll rip you apart even if you don't heckle him😂 my dad found that one out the hard way🤣🤣

[@AkAsCoTTii3]

‘It doesn’t matter who comes first if you’re on your own, does it ladies and gentlemen’ a joke on 2 levels

[@michaelj132]

"The Pub Landlord" Al Murray is one of the best comedians around today. Well worth checking out.

[@mezmanmerrill7412]

Been to 2 of his shows in the last two years and they are quality left and my face was hurting from laughing

[@mezmanmerrill7412]

Mike Townsend no we were supposed to sit in the 3rd row from the front the first time I went but they got double booked so we got moved to the premier seats and the second time we were in the middle of the theatre. He was fantastic great interaction with the crowd was on for about 1 and a half hour both times and I can honestly say I had a smile on my face the hole show and the time flew by.

[@zzzkoszzz]

You got to watch 'Al Murray on Nations'

[@jamescockings6852]

Gotta agree with this comment, Al Murray on Nations is awesome

[@TheChugzee]

Yea have to watch that definitely

[@rodneyshinkfield9465]

I have watched it many times when as a very reluctant widower - he cheers me up when I am down!

[@adamlees4496]

Good on you sir for having an open mind and enjoying some good old british banter!

[@georgeadams6254]

Al Murray is a good comedian. His material is pretty Britain-centric, so may get lost to other nations. He plays a very idiotic character but is actually a very intelligent person.

[@mistacoz]

Exactly this. It's important that people realise he's playing a character for satire and doesn't actually hold these views. He's hilarious.

[@MarcNash]

he's done a show in French to a French audience

[@nicolassosolic3760]

He's very,very smart!!! He's gold! Hi from a frog :)

[@nicolassosolic3760]

No never,we wouldn't understand,i mean most of my froggies people don't speak English lol He's brilliant! Top of the notch!

[@lorreba]

@@mistacoz he thinks, not his character, him, men flew to the moon.........hes a fkn idiot

[@mkdy218]

Great watching you enjoy this man. He is one of our most talented comedians.. genius guy

[@therustybroadcast5275]

He said "It doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own, does it ladies and gentlemen"

[@leebee5361]

'I'D doesn't matter..'??? He's ENGLISH.. speaking ENGLISH.. in sentences which MAKES SENSE!!!

[@francismadden8561]

close Rusty, 'comes first when you're on your own'. Jeez. you're an american , right.

[@therustybroadcast5275]

@@leebee5361 I meant to write "it"

[@therustybroadcast5275]

@@francismadden8561 cheers grammar police.

[@peterbreis5407]

"It doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own". Possile suggestion Americans are wankers.

[@lesleygore5106]

Wonderful to see an American that can detect our love through insults and humour. 😉🤣😍

[@oweng7987]

Al’s schtick is that he’s the landlord (owner) of a pub and regales his pub customers (the audience) with his years of wisdom gained from thousands of pub conversations.

[@demos113]

''Doesn’t matter who comes first when you're on your own.''

[@chrismiles6010]

"Doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own."

[@johnbaldock6353]

Sir your Man Cave ROCKS!!🇬🇧👍

[@andynixon2820]

As a pub landlord he's nailed it . He's just like every pub landlord I've ever met .

[@kevster1007]

For our American cousins the word "pissed" means drunk as opposed to the American understanding of annoyed 😑

[@Trebor74]

It means both

[@jerseybean59]

'Pissed' means drunk, 'pissed off' means annoyed

[@shaunsimpson3499]

@@jerseybean59 you can be pissed with someone.

[@Trebor74]

Can mean drunk,angry,upset,annoyed,taken advantage of,etc etc. It all depends on the context and tone it was said in.

[@ultrademigod]

@@shaunsimpson3499 That's an Americanism that has crept into our language. Traditionally pissed means drunk, not annoyed with somebody.

[@gordoncampbell3514]

"To an American woman a period probably means something like Full Stop", much the same thing for american geezers. I think that one passed over your head.

[@ste6473]

You do know only women have periods? 🤣 The joke has a double meaning.

[@oldman8584]

@@ste6473Not any more they don’t. Now we’re supposed to believe menstruating is not evidence of being female!!!

[@dontuno]

Really glad you enjoyed Al. For my money he is one of the best comedians we have and an incredibly knowledgeable individual.

[@shaneord7527]

I like how you lean forward to hear it when you're wearing headphones 😂🤣

[@harryzero1566]

Al Murry does an excellent round the globe and also on how financial markets work.

[@jjcustard6378]

I've seen Al live 4 times, the 1st half of his act is interaction with the audience

[@tontoontour]

Love your laughter and reaction to Al Murray 'the pub landlord' brilliant reaction to a bit of British humour 👌

[@Cjbx11]

“The who comes first” joke is a classic bit of British innuendo . It’s used a lot in British humour where you say one thing but are implying something completely different.

[@theradgegadgie6352]

Dude, I've said it before and I'll say it again; watching you crack up is as entertaining as the clip you're viewing.

[@Vasyla]

Seen him live the geezer is a legend 🇬🇧

[@dennismealor9612]

Great to watch this reaction - Al Murray of course, in character, playing the know-all pain in the arse British publican, and you got the irony so well. Made my day. Cheers, Dennis (ex-pat Englishman, now an Australian).

[@lesleygore5106]

Wonderful to see an American being able to recognise the Wonderful humour of the British. 😉🤣

[@wooxstar]

"It doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own. Does it Gentlemen?"

[@lazyhazeldaisy9596]

I loved the bit about periods and werewolf's not being any different, I tell you werewolf's beware when a woman has her period!

[@johnnash2815]

My favourite video of his is al Murray proves that Britain has defeated every country on the earth at war.

[@johnnash2815]

Fianna @After Work Reactions reacted to the video and liked it, and as far as I know they are not ‘Brit’. So you’re theory is wrong I’m afraid, good day.

[@stanneh1978]

@Fianna Which of the Banana republics are you from then Fi?

[@jonnolly]

@Laoch You're missing the point. the man studied history at Oxford. His humour highlights the madness of the British, it does not revel in it.

[@alastairdalferro8573]

Romans?

[@dougoneill7266]

Al Murray, his character is The Pub Landlord. clever bloke underneath it all.

[@evorock]

well he does have a 1st in modern history from Oxford

[@dougoneill7266]

@@evorock His first from Oxford means nothing to me in and of itself. He wouldn't be the first fool from that institution that I have encountered

[@evorock]

@@dougoneill7266 and what makes him a fool exactly???

[@dougoneill7266]

@TheBaconHunter My dad died of cancer, and that was funnier than you.

[@dougoneill7266]

@@evorock I don't for 1 minute think he's a fool, follow the thread.

[@NicenEasyuk]

Love you reactions! (Especially as a Brit) To get a real feel for not just Al Murray's stand up he's also a professional historian and does history documentaries too. I'm sure many others in the comments have probably said but this a character he plays called 'The Pup Landlord'. He's got some great other material and sketch shows too. His gay nazi german character is off the wall. He's a national treasure. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWnVaX6EoryZjJI

[@insideouturbex8644]

Fair play to the American guy for seeing the funny side

[@pauld1504]

Billy Connolly the best comedian ever

[@25dimensionsfrancis42]

You will enjoy all his work.

[@theworkshed1253]

Humour unites us all

[@leslieboom689]

I’m amazed you sat through that.... Hats off to you for seeing the funny side..

[@theindiediary5950]

I love Al Murray. He's a class act. :]

[@johnriggs4929]

It's good when Brits and Yanks can laugh at ourselves and each other and take it in fun. I remember Bob Newhart's 'phone call' sketch, where it was Sir Francis Drake ringing back home and proclaiming he'd discovered tobacco... pretty much the same thing and very funny.

[@MrMagpie49]

he says "it doesnt matter who comes first when your on your own"

[@ChelseaSW6]

You need to watch Al Murray more, HES hilarious

[@philipamos4333]

I'm glad you have discovered Al Murrey and look foward to many more Al Murrey reactions. Can I just say I have never seen you laugh so much on a comedy reaction.

[@maxedge67]

he said, it doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own

[@lawrencedwyer8678]

Sir, For American you really understand some British/English humor as I do with American humor I love Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In with Goldie Horn. The was a scene with American Troops all line up and the sergeant or officer was addressing them about a spy in the camp, there was this German round Specials on, in German uniform on the end of ranks saying the word “Very interesting, but stupid” that show had me in laughter.

[@tiborkovacs4827]

Love this from Al. Every 4th July.

[@ianbasson8367]

I’m from UK and think it’s really great that you find Al Murray funny, your own laugh is intoxicating. I can understand how some lines are difficult to understand, British humour. If you want a UK comedian for ladies try Sarah Millican. She is fantastic though you may find her accent challenging.

[@russellrobson7632]

Al Murray for President!

[@bigd4358]

Thanks for doing this reaction, definitely need to delve more into his stuff as you'll be one of the few doing it. Al Murray on nations is a really popular one, some of my favourites are "Why bacon proves the existence of God" "What hell is like in different languages" and his TV show "Al Murray's multiple personality disorder"

[@exmilitarygaming13]

man your videos are amazing, as a brit i love the fact you find our shows funny, i love the US office tbf

[@dannythedoodle]

I love the way Josh went "it's not super popular, it's only got 8,000 views" and this reaction is at 310,000 views 😁👍

[@lesleygore5106]

This is a American with a British sense of humour. Welcome 👏🤣

[@TheLiddleBigChannel]

don't matter who comes first ...when you are on your own...

[@davidgray3321]

Love to see you enjoying British comedy, and to see you laughing, we try to get on with anyone, except the French of course. Don’t know why, but we have tried our best over the years and they still are a hassle, my uncle used to think it was because they couldn’t understand each other. The proof of this is watching their most famous detective, inspector Clouseau I think he’s called, and that’s another thing they struggle with spelling , why not just call most people “Smith” or another straight forward name?

[@seamusoflatcap]

The Pub Landlord is a good comedy character and amongst the digs at other countries is some good self deprecating humour.

[@cherryblossom3046]

Al Murray is brilliant highly intelligent, erudite and funny in a very British hard-hitting comedic way😁! He is a very observant person who sees humour in everything, even the most challenging topics/situations! Enjoy the humour and try not to be offended as that would be missing the point!

[@jules.8443]

I think he said It doesn't matter who comes 1st, when you're on your own.

[@CaptainNemo1701]

As some have mentioned, Al Mrray does most of his comedy via his comedy character The Pub Landlord. Seeing him live is a bit risky, especially if you sit near the front as he likes 'audience participation' !. They made a short lived sitcom on SKY TV here in the UK back in - I think- the late 90's or early 2000's called 'Time Gentleman Please' which was set in a pub and was basically a comedy vehicle for the Pub Landlord. I often think he's partly based on a much older, 1960's British TV character called Alf Garnett who was an outrageously bigoted for the time. A brilliant caricature, he was played by the very talented actor Warren Mitchell in the sitcom 'Till Death Us Do Part. The parallels between the two are obvious but Al's version is a bit lighter & more surreal at times.

[@mistacoz]

Warren Mitchell was a pioneer but unfortunately too many people were fans because they agreed with his fictional satirical character's bigotry. A portion of both Mitchell and Murray's fans get uncomfortable when they see them in interviews talking about the characters they play. Both comic geniuses though IMO.

[@jocelynstephens7058]

Alf Garnet in - To Death us do part - was then adopted to American TV and he became Archie Bunker. They could not be quite the same as the interracial conditions were not and are not the same, so Archie could not be so close to the edge on racial issues (Alf used the boundary as a tightrope). Booth men both very talented as previously stated. For Al Murray he plays a somewhat stereotypical character of a know it all Londoner in the form of a bar owner. In reality he is far from this and attended Oxford (EnglishEnglish for he went to a top end university) as Alister Murray. The interesting part for us is that we are in turbulent political times where Alister Murray would be typically on one side of the divide and the pub landlord on the other, so he keeps far away from that dominating subject. Almost a Berny Sanders voting ventriloquist and his Trump supporting dummy.

[@lenchannon]

He is also a highly intelligent guy. Just do not sit on the front row as he will rip the piss out of you 😂😂😂

[@connorlyons4705]

" it doesn't matter who comes first when you're on your own"

[@karl-70]

The bit you couldnt get - it doesn't matter who comes first when your on you own does it, ladies and gentlemen. Ladies and gentlemen, was said super quickly and compressed so that even I as a brit struggled to catch it.

[@gss6531]

5:25 that bit at the end he's just rushing through saying ladies and gentlemen.

[@mikydees91]

Only been to the United States once and found it mad how some laws are illegal in places and not in others , can walk around with a gun in one area but travel afew miles and it’s illegal, would love to visit Texas and the south one day

[@weeman2727]

Mate, your laugh is brilliant 😁

[@louisehine1]

Two nations separated by common language. And a fucking great big ocean, thank Christ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@beerblues762]

Doesn’t matter who comes first when you are on your own.

[@royrj5517]

All Murray quality comedian

[@wibblywobble7068]

Giving it both Barrels, probably his best special, which this and the nations bit is taken from.

[@jasonhartley3256]

He's one of the best

[@johnpownall7672]

Murray is the funniest comedian in Ukstan.

[@leemorgan8725]

Great to see you laughing at British humour, you made me laugh as much as Al Murray it was so infectious. Try watching Micky Flanagan, this guy is so funny.

[@1RobW]

he said at 5:34 'It doesn't matter who comes first if your on your own' lol

[@harnois75]

I wonder if you'd enjoy some of the Mrs Merton interviews.

[@tamhunter4035]

It does not matter who comes first when you are on your own.

[@stetez7814]

How has this guy not got 100k subs atleast!

[@Pete-z6e]

Doesn’t matter who comes first when you’re on your own , does it!!!

[@ethanander2287]

Legend, coming from liverpool U.K.

[@johnriggs4929]

After Work Reactions - just to let you know ..."Pissed" in the UK usually means drunk. In the U.S it means angry/fed up. In the UK, when we're "pissed," we're drunk. When we're angry, we're "pissed off."

[@Gambit771]

In murica they say 'pissed off off'.

[@capitalb5889]

I noticed he didn't get joke

[@MrMartibobs]

thanks. enjoyed your take on Al Murray.

[@elaineshakeshaft2830]

luv from the 🇬🇧

[@Turtytreeandaturd]

Saw Al Murray in Dublin, fantastic!

[@Graham28655]

It doesn't matter who gets there first when you are on your own!

[@mrmonstermunch3925]

He is a nice bloke in reality.

[@jimsound7888]

Bless you for watching and enjoying our british humour

[@SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers]

The words you missed were something like, you're not in a race when you're on your own. Al is very smart.

[@alien8r33d]

You should watch the beginning of his shows if you like audience interaction. His banter with audience members, usually the front row, are often the funniest part of his shows, and he often maintains this interaction at different points throughout the show.

[@twt3716]

We're very proud of our Al

[@georgebuller1914]

As others have said; great to see you appreciating - and more importantly - enjoying this humour (humor to you Yanks! - LOL). At the end of the day, this guy is just producing humorous stuff to make us laugh - and make him a (good!) living! :-)

[@benstockbridge1159]

Your laugh makes it so much funnier

[@firsteerr]

i love al murry , and i am so glad to hear you laughing your bollocks off ..well done for having a sense of humour !!

[@Smallz-x7r]

Hey man love the videos , British comedy is the best and it’s brilliant you enjoy it we love to laughs at are selfs glad that you laugh at yourself also(Americans)

[@kevinparr4823]

Great think America and the UK can share a language ... The joke about don't matter who comes first when your on your own = maturbate lol

[@miker1645]

"Ladies and gentlemen" it's rushed on the last breath and slurred from the fosters lol

[@weedyp]

'We don't have earthquakes in this country?....why?......because we don't deserve them do we Neil?' 🤣😂

[@777petew]

It's funny because it makes fun of a typical misled British patriot. Al Murray does it so well, and with great wit. As an American, you should indeed laugh because you have never heard such garbage in your life. You're not meant to be offended, because he is the subject of the comedy, not you. It's an act. Thank you for your hearty laughter.

[@NickwBush]

Finally, an American that isn't a snowflake, never thought I'd see the day

[@smahier]

"Doesn´t matter who comes first when you´re on your own, ladies and gentlemen."

[@r1capone886]

I’m from the UK and you have to react to PAUL SMITH - DRUG DEALER (he’s scouse so you might struggle with the accent but it’s worth it!)