Al Murray-Why Scotland Wants To Leave The UK Reaction

[@JoeScottish]

Al Murray, has Scottish blood...... but it's all British humour....we laugh at each other...it's all good and hilarious.

[@stephenfolland7767]

@@Mviews-hb4ib I believe it will survive and the PC era will pass. My reason for thinking this is that if ' you' (anyone) look beyond social media and see how people relate to each other, in the UK, it hasn't changed as much as many portray it to have done. The real world is very different to the media. It's an evolutionary process of never-ending growth, with periods of plateau or even devolution along the way, not a one-way street to PC hell. That's how I see it anyway.

[@stephenfolland7767]

@@attila_895 Yes, I agree, except that in the UK many politicians are not so divorced from 'normal' people; they are normal people. The reality is that some people just think they're special, and I would argue this is worse in the English speaking world, but even worse in the US; narcissism basically (I'm referring to cultural patterns not individuals). As long as we keep reminding people who think they're better than others that they're not, including with humour, we'll be fine. In other words to avoid the 'them and us'.

[@lucasaveyard6282]

They can take our lifes but they will never take our British humour

[@england1413]

Liverpool has a reputation as a city full of thieves.

[@fynnpark2534]

Quote from my grandad. “Never ask a man if he’s from Liverpool. If he is, he will already have told you; if he isn’t, there’s no need to insult him!”

[@robanks3895]

Why should you feel insulted, its a great city!

[@stewala3069]

Knob’ead

[@markhughes4088]

I was born in Liverpool left when I was 12 I'm so glad I don't live there it's just one big shit hole. The real scousers have died off. now it's just full of scally's.

[@illiammackintosh2578]

Liverpool was the capital city of the world in the 1960's in a big way.

[@steveo4991]

Why would anyone need to ask if someone is from Liverpool and why would someone who is need to say so? Pretty sure the accent is a dead giveaway and will more than likely lead to the question being asked first. Sounds like gramps has a chip on his shoulder. Scouser probably banged his ex back in the day.

[@jamespasifull3424]

When you said he's a character, you hit the nail on the head! He's actually a privately educated 'toff'! He just happens to be a genius actor too!

[@jamesfarragher3066]

I mean, as far as being a well educated toff goes... so are Stephan Fry, Hugh Laurie, Rowan Atkinson, Ben Elton... list goes on.

[@charliegeorge9393]

Direct descendant of Poet William Makepeace Thackery

[@25dimensionsfrancis42]

Your laugh is infectious and laughter is vital within a balanced human being.

[@jontaylor1587]

the origins of jock goes back hundreds of years but was cemented into the British psychy during the first world war when soldiers used the terms Tommy=English Taff or Taffy=Wales jock=Scotland or paddy=Irish it's a term of affection which reflects regionalism not racism indeed it's army origins still run deep with the black watch proudly using the term the jocks.

[@sweaty7012]

Not just the Black Watch. Every Scottish Regiment. The Scottish Infantry Regiments used to train all together and separate from the other British Regiments. Only once you had successfully passed your final parade in basic training would the instructors refer to you as "Jock" . As you were now a soldier rather than just a recruit. Well that was my experience anyway...

[@paulprice929]

Any scottish soldier is a jock not just the black watch 🙄

[@sweaty7012]

@@paulprice929 Why is it always the Black Watch eh? Fifers!!

[@stephenfolland7767]

Great common-sense explanation. Not every term of offense is a term of offense.

[@Bill-2203]

I’ve never heard the name tommy to describe an Englishman I guess I’m a tommy then 😂

[@theother1281]

Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and has a reputation for being a bit rough around the edges. In the days of vaudeville they threw ship rivets at acts they didn't like.

[@alanmorris1831]

No turn left un-stoned.

[@Dan-bs5rx]

@@alanmorris1831 that’s how the turn tables

[@murraycrompton1888]

The word jock is a derogatory term from the Jacobite era where bonnie prince Charles tried to invade england

[@VantasStrider]

You mean tried to restore Scotland 😉

[@traderjo9552]

@@VantasStrider yea "tried" 😉

[@alanhargreaves1278]

well they did invade England and went down as far as Derby? Then went home and got a beating at Culloden Moor

[@VantasStrider]

@@alanhargreaves1278 You cant invade somewhere from inside it - by that time, the two crowns were united and both Scotland and England were just parts of one nation

[@alanhargreaves1278]

@@VantasStrider fair point, not going to fall out with anyone due to 18th Century history

[@Sussexman]

Excellent my friend. Although the US and GB humour can be quite different a lot of Brits feel a kinship with the USA and it's good to see you enjoying one of Britain's finest comedians.

[@MoA-Reload...]

I still laugh at the meme that was doing the rounds on the run up to Indyref. It was a map of Britain with Scotland broken off and drifting away with North of England holding a sign up that read "TAKE US WITH YOU!" 😂

[@ashleyscoble9023]

"Take Liverpool with ya" 😂😂 The Mancs would be well happy.

[@fatmanscoop8650]

That would be a first. Miserable bastards

[@fatmanscoop8650]

@@sjtmouse1968 so was mine! Pal 🤣

[@DarknessInferno15]

Fuck yes we would! lol

[@R0G3RZ87]

Take it from a Manc who lives in Liverpool even the Scousers wouldn't cry 😂

[@rahmij]

@@R0G3RZ87 That'd make a nice change!

[@lisastygall9062]

Jock used to be a stereotypical scottish name. Like tommy for the english, taff (actually the name of a welsh river) for the welsh and mick for the irish. Us brits are all about lazy stereotypes☺

[@TommiAtah]

Just a suggestion try Still Game, won't regret it! May need to have subtitles 😂

[@ronanlangford2747]

Had to watch series 1 with subtitles myself😂😂 was fine after tho

[@brucedickinson12]

Classic comedy still game

[@TheSmokinMunkee]

I don’t think it will translate well

[@chemskiesukvol.2covid19isbs]

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[@kryoboy36]

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[@ExSquadie]

I'm a Scouser, (scouse is a lamb and potato stew popular in Liverpool). Scots and Scousers share much common heritage: very different but very strong and instantly recognizable accents, an industrial working class heritage, connections to both Eire (Catholic Irish) and Ulster (Protestant/Orange Order), which date back nearly 500 years.

[@HarryScutt]

I think the joke is just that nobody likes liverpool

[@tylerdobson7868]

@@HarryScutt Why? its an amazing city!

[@akacompanycreditcard8992]

Respect begets respect. You’re taking the time after these videos to learn the things you’ve not understood, and that is commendable.

[@daviddavies2742]

Have a look a bob mortimer on would i lie to you 👍👊🇬🇧

[@JM-xo4gj]

Yesss would I lie to you is hilarious!! Especially Bob Mortimer

[@monkeydust100]

Bob Mortimer can rip an apple in half with his bare hands

[@Helgacabbage]

Yes, Bob Mortimer is a legend

[@philriversider3563]

Try the Chris Rea put a raw egg in my bath story as told by Bob.

[@swimshady301]

Great videos. I'm from Liverpool

[@MrDaiseymay]

IT IS SAID, THAT ENGLANDS ACCENT / PRONOUNCIATIONS--, CHANGES SLIGHTLY, EVERY 20 MILES, IN ANY DIRECTION---SO BEST OF LUCK.

[@mikejohnson6346]

It changes every 5miles in any direction

[@KissMyFatAxe]

Literally 10 minuets down the road and they all have a different accent 😂

[@petemitchell3067]

Love to hear you laugh sir.✌️👋🇬🇧

[@viewfromthehighchair9391]

I love listening to you laugh which Al Murray helps you do a lot!! LOL

[@weedyp]

I've only just discovered this channel and I think it's great. I thoroughly enjoy watching you cracking up at our UK comedians. Subscribed.

[@bmxerqf882]

I absolutely love your laugh man. Thanks for helping me through the lockdown

[@xen0g3n]

Thanks mate. I love your reaction vids. You have such a great sense of humour, and your laugh is infectious. Keep up the good work! Regards from Australia 👍

[@meganmills5412]

Hahahahahaha when he said the kiwis asked to be forgotten about I died!!!!! Bwhahahaha SO TRUE!!!! OUR DEFENCE PLAN IS THE FACT WE ARE MISSING OFF MOST MAPS!!!!!!HAHAHHAHAH!!!!!!!!

[@henrycox7523]

Hey man, watch “kevin bridges on knife crime” hes a scottish comedian and hes hilarious u wld love it

[@AfterWorkReactions]

Ok I'll add it to my list! Thanks man

[@lancefawcett1809]

American viewers need subtitles for Kevin bridges, his accent is thick glaswegian, beautiful listening to him but you can't understand a word he says.

[@feelinsupersonic2870]

@@AfterWorkReactions yeah defo do kevin bridges more the horse story is hilarious kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5zTqpdooddnmqs

[@nunpho]

@@lancefawcett1809 his accent isn't very thick. Maybe it just isn't to me because I'm Scottish

[@esclad]

I think his audience was in Liverpool ;)

[@tc6817]

No, if you knew Liverpool then you know why we want Scotland to take them. After the deal was put on the table Scotland voted to stay. Tells you everything you need to know.

[@scouser1733]

@@tc6817 tell me about liverpool then

[@darkraft1020]

I'd pick a scouse, over a southerner any day ;)

[@tanner1111]

@@scouser1733 He won't coz he hasn't got a single clue about our city, a scouser probably shagged his bird tho so he's on one in he hahahaaa

[@bluegoon4206]

@@tc6817 someone got bullied by a scouser 😂

[@dinger40]

Liverpool, Capital of Ireland. Two Catherdrals, 2nd known as Paddy's Wigwam.

[@weeddegree]

touchy subject this josh, england, wales, scotland, n ireland.. goodluck lol

[@darkenergy9829]

His Mel Gibson Braveheart Scottish accent. Is spot on😆🤣

[@paulbrewin1]

The episode from Still Game called Wummin from series 2 👌

[@smahier]

The woman was from Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland. Belfast is in Northern Ireland.

[@SotonSam]

So relieved the Brits pulled through lol

[@theradgegadgie6352]

Jock is a Scottish diminutive form of the forename "John"; it corresponds to Jack in England and Wales. Because it was so singular and unique, it became a collective term for all Scots.

[@ringo4419]

That guys got a really infectious laugh!

[@geoffraymond3148]

Jock is a Scottish diminutive form of the forename "John"; it corresponds to Jack in England and Wales. It is also a nickname, usually derogatory, for someone of Scottish origin.

[@bazza426]

I am scotish man from a place called Dundee, like the videos man

[@patrickpalmer7522]

You just want your Cake and eat it too!

[@secallen]

One of the best Scottish comedy programme of recent years is a sitcom called Still Game. For old classics, look up Rev. I.M. Jolly.

[@baylessnow]

The lady in the audience is from Glasgow ("Glazgoe") Scotland, not Belfast N.Ireland, renowned for being a rough town, kind of like Chicago I would imagine.

[@kevedwards]

I am from Liverpool, would gladly leave England to join the jocks 😂😂😂

[@Bearsio]

Same in Newcastle we’ll happily switch and be Scottish for free university and water nobody in the south cares about anything north of London.

[@Guttlegob]

Scots pay for water, its just included with the council tax bill.

[@AndyMillerPhotoUK]

jocks == knick name tht came from the army. Soldiers of a Scottish regiment in the British Army are known as “Jocks”, and the Jocks are intensely proud to refer to themselves as such.

[@jamiefurnell85]

Love your reactions, given me a lot of enjoyment while locked in the house!

[@craigjohnson2301]

Do Al Murray on National Anthems next. He does a lot on the Star Spangled Banner.

[@AfterWorkReactions]

lol I'll have to check it out soon

[@frogstomper9830]

The theatre he was in is in Liverpool

[@denisprickett4709]

jocks is a loving expression english use to describe our scottish neighbours from slang term jocks sweaty socks

[@davemorland]

Please watch rhod gilbert lost luggage or dave Allen first day at school to me these are the best sketches that never get old

[@aaronsmalley1142]

I second this

[@garylaverty6607]

Dave Allen is a tragically overlooked comedian. The sketch he does with the two competing funerals hasn't been matched to this day (imho)

[@will4may175]

Jock is a Scottish diminutive form of the forename "John"; it corresponds to Jack in England and Wales. It is also a nickname for someone of Scottish origin. It is also the collective names of or Scottish soldiers. Googled it I didnt know either.

[@keithcornish5073]

we call them "jocks" because jock is a common name in scotland, or at least it was. we also call the irish paddy, or mick and the welsh "taff" or "taffy" the jocks are also called "sweaty socks" in rhyming slang

[@OriginalYS]

Been watching a lot of your Al Murray reactions - subbed!

[@saint4life09]

It's really interesting seeing an American perspective on comedy that relies so heavily on British culture

[@Vasyla]

Love the way you guys watch our British comedy 👍🏻🇬🇧

[@johnnash2815]

Scots are called jock because it was a popular name back in the day, the same reason why they call Irish folk paddy or paddies

[@Zelig2Cents]

Paddy or Paddies because of the very common Irish name Patrick.

[@davemcmichael602]

Hey Josh. That guy is hilarious. Just wondering, is Taylor okay? I did hear you mention she wasn't feeling well a while back, but haven't heard an update. I may have missed it.

[@AfterWorkReactions]

She's good :) she has had to do a lot of work from home stuff but she will be in the video tomorrow. I appreciate you asking thank you 😁

[@simoncollett4524]

@@AfterWorkReactions Glad to hear it Josh 👍

[@paulemmerson3488]

I hope you're a family member or close friend?Coz that just sounds weird if not

[@davemcmichael602]

@@paulemmerson3488 No comment on here is weirder than yours.

[@leedave9314]

paul emmerson 😂😂😂😂😂

[@EllusivSmith]

Mate, that Sonic shirt is awesome!

[@charliecanpogger5250]

An audeance with fredy Starr. A must.. Love your banter and reactions

[@tonkadriver1752]

for a crash course on learning scottish watch a program called rab c nesbit....

[@lucabrasi3964]

Scotland's actually nothing like either of them tbh

[@teacoffee5847]

Man i havent seen that in years!!

[@garylaverty6607]

Rab C Nesbitt has a much to do with Scotland as Monty Python and the Holy Grail has in common with English monarchy. Extreme portrayals of comedic characters, but non existent in reality.

[@darkduane1]

Great reaction as always mate

[@AfterWorkReactions]

Thanks man

[@camrondirossi3249]

Your Need to react to Only fools and horses series

[@J_Stamps86]

There used to be a strip in a kids comic called The Jocks and the Geordies that was my favourite about kids on the English/Scottish border who used to beat each other up, haha

[@johnboy9518]

The story i believe for the name jock, is it comes from jacobite, its a joking way of calling us traitors

[@robertwright7937]

Give Vic and Bob a try mate, you'll either love it or hate it.

[@louisasmiles]

Al Murray stands every election to become the local mp. He's brilliant

[@johnnyreggae969]

He should stand !! Instead of insidiously trying to brainwash the public with his extreme leftwing views

[@johnnyreggae969]

Petrillo123 zbornak You are confused the pub landlord is a character invented by al Murray the character is supposed be the average British person a bigoted nationalist who hates foreigners the subliminal message he is sending out is that anybody who loves the British christian culture is a bigot. Just to add a bit of context Al Murray is a leftwing political comedian who is brainwashing his audience ,Britain historically is a white, Christian country don’t let leftwing lunatics like Al Murray tell you anything else even when it is disguised as comedy

[@bernardthedisappointedowl6938]

@@johnnyreggae969 I thought it was meant to be the left with censorious ambitions to silence free expression? Clearly you prove the right are still at it - heaven forfend anyone should be able to freely say anything you disagree with - what ever next? A free and open democracy? ^oo^

[@royfearn4345]

Al Murray for PM

[@TheMusicalBoy93]

In the same way an English soldier is called Jack, as a collective name, and a German soldier is called Jerry, a Scottish soldier is called John. Jock is a diminutive form of the name John

[@janicemcateer9547]

TheMusicalBoy'93 I think English soldiers are called Tommies

[@TheMusicalBoy93]

@@janicemcateer9547 On the land, yes. I was referring to the navy, but forgot to specify as such. Navy men are referred to as Jack because of the *Union* Jack (Which it’s only called when flown at sea, it’s called the Union *Flag* on the land)

[@mattandersonmusic]

51st state is a great British film set it Liverpool

[@michaelpatrickdonnelly1646]

When a scot was at work in England he would say to his mate when it was time for a drink "deoch" which is drink in garlic.

[@neilcaress9036]

i'm sure you mean "a drink in gaelic" because " a drink in garlic" doesn't sound to attractive!

[@ukwildmaninvestigator7353]

Jocks is a slang word for Scottish people

[@karencooper3428]

Because James, John, all popular names, get nicknamed by family and friends

[@fog99uk]

If you want to know how bad from the church in Ireland, look up the Magdalene Laundries.

[@mrscope2811]

your shirts always bang bro! keep up the good content

[@kellymm7630]

I'd be happy to take liverpool and Newcastle. Deal 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@kevanwillis4571]

I like Deal. So much better than staying in Dover.

[@leahfinlay8971]

@@kevanwillis4571 nahhh don’t love u geordies love from Manchester

[@kevanwillis4571]

@@leahfinlay8971 I'm a Yam Yam. I love Manchester, it's the only place that makes Wolverhampton look clean. Keep safe.😷

[@BillDeans]

Jock is a Scottish diminutive form of the forename "John"; it corresponds to Jack in England and Wales. It is commonly used as a belittling term, in the same way the Irish are called Micks, French called Frogs and Italians being called Wops.

[@shazziamiah5259]

Jock is a Scottish diminutive form of the forename "John"; it corresponds to Jack in England and Wales. It is also a nickname for someone of Scottish origin. It is also the collective names of or Scottish soldiers

[@trevorjohnson4927]

It's actually London rhyming slang "sweaty socks" "jocks" and the other word for them is "sweaties". It's the same with "limey's" it's like we use the word "yanks" it's short for "septic tanks" how we in London describe Americans.

[@bredaobrennan9993]

Love you and your partner's sense of humour, especially your loud laugh. Irish comedy is great too, similar to British but probably harder to understand in some cases, unless you understand Irish, British and European stereotypes. A good way to learn about them though, we love to help others understand it. Thank you for your posts, your reactions make me laugh harder at comedy I haven't seen in a while. I don't get some regional American comedy, so well done for persevering with British and Irish (Graham Norton and others) comedy. One of the most important character traits in Ireland, is to have a great sense of humour, to be able to laugh at oneself and make others laugh, usually with self deprecating tales.

[@Tony-xd9yv]

Woman was from Glasgow, used to be a real rough place.

[@garylaverty6607]

Still is mate

[@Rog5446]

He shouted Banockburn Banockburn, in a Scots accent, which is what Scots like to remember most about the relationship between England and Scotland. The battle of Banockburn in 1314 was a victory for the king of the Scots Robert the Bruce over the King of England Edward ll, in the first was for independence. So it's a battle cry for Scottish independence, but as Al Murray so eloquently points out in some of his other shows, in not the heats that counts, it's the final.

[@kimbirch1202]

There used to be alot of jokes about scousers ( people from Liverpool), such as " what do you call a scouser in a suit ? The defendant. I actually love Liverpool and scousers

[@HawlHeed]

Jock is a slur term. It's rhyming slang for sweaty sock. I can't remember where that show was filmed but it's local rivalry between cities and the North/south divide within England. The northern cities were historically the industrial cities of the country and the south being the farming lands, but the capital London, is in the south of England so it's a richer area because of it being easily accessible to the Western European mainland countries. Also the full length show is worth getting if you are able to find it.

[@garymcatear822]

Actually it is 'sweaty sock' that is rhyming slang for Jock, not the other way about.

[@Alan_Mac]

Not a slur term.

[@garyhubball2749]

Jock is Scottish diminutive form of the forename John, it corresponds to jack in England and Wales. It is also the collective names of Scottish soldiers

[@tonyface2007]

Hi there glad too see you stuck with this... I am from the UK, just like the US the idea with this is, that all Barmen or Bartenders as you call are know all's and want to talk about all sorts of crap they know nothing about. But the idea with this guy is he actually does know it all, a very clever guy trying to pretend he is stupid, but get you to realise that not everything he is saying is bullcrap.

[@barryfletcher2000]

Liverpool is a unique place whose inhabitants outlook on life can be very much different to any other city in England. But you need to spend some time there to know this!

[@andym9571]

If you do go there make sure you have locking wheel nuts

[@barryfletcher2000]

@@andym9571 They won't protect your car in Liverpool, no feckin' way! A quick story about Liverpool: A football fan from another football team was visiting Liverpool FC for an away match. He parked his car close to the football ground. When he was locking his car a cheeky Liverpool kid approached the man and said: "give us a tenner to mind your car mate"! The man replied: "you cheeky bastard, that's too expensive, anyway I've got Pit Bull that protects my car, so sod off"! The cheeky Liverpool kid replied: "so he can put out fires as well can he"! Hahaha!

[@chrismiles6010]

"Got to take Liverpool with you" regards the football rivalry with Manchester. I think Al Murray is revealing he is from Manchester, and if he could get rid of Liverpool then "his England" could win more football games.

[@harryzero1566]

In Liverpool loosing your hubcaps is legendary.

[@england6317]

Glasgow Scotland and we call scotchs jocks i dont know why its just what we did for years. And its not like we dont like jocks or liverpool scoucers. Then new castle are geordies And us English dont take it seriously you want to make fun pf us you go ahead lol

[@MikeTheBike58]

Pity he Isn't around still I'd like him to do why the Shetlands wants to leave Scotland.

[@lewiswatkin392]

Loved your video man keep up the great work. If you liked what he said about the Catholic Church he did one all about the pope. It’s called Al Murray the pub landlord on the Pope.

[@Yol1972]

If you haven't yet react to Al Murray talking about hell, hopefully we can help you with anything that goes over your head. Absolutely hilarious!

[@billford5553]

One of the best comedians for a long time in the UK 😂

[@chaz2wells]

Brilliant

[@catherineanthony8202]

Just subscribed. Love your laugh its infectious. Have you looked at drifters, the inbetweeners and peep show

[@jacksmith4460]

lot of uk peeps hate on Liverpool (probably mainly to do with the following things...most of it comes from the south east which has many Tory voters (uk republicans basically) and Liverpool has always been Labour voters classically (democrats uk style- ish...they are actually quite different but its the closest match) , also there is a big Welsh and Irish population there and the UK is basically (in the past anyway) england which were mainly Saxon (and later Norman, French) and Wales, Scotland and in the past Ireland who are all Celts Irony is , most peeps in the UK have some Saxon and Celtic blood, even more Ironic the Saxons and Celts got on a lot better than many think, most of the time, it was the Normans and French aristocracy that turned them against each other when they ruled England way back. In fact our "upper class" accent ( the accent that north americans associate with UK) is actually an evolution of French and German aristocrats speaking English. You can hear this when French and Germans speak English, they struggle with some inflections, but the bits they get spot on are the bits that just happen to be present in the upper class or "Posh" English accent. FTR the queen is actually German by descent (House of Saxe Coburg - Gotha, they changed their name to Windsor in WW1 so uk peeps would forget they were German , seeing as they were the enemy) This is why many long English words are the same or similar to French, and also why Frigg, Cunt, Shit and Fuck are swear words (Saxon and or Celtic words). The ruling aristocrats saw the common folks language as vulgar and beneath them, so these words became frowned upon, and in true stokholm syndrome style the common man adopted the practice. In summary the tensions go back to countless wars and but are more a hangover of the past than a true genetic division (some of this stems back to Roman tiimes too as they had a similar outlook on the UK and its people)

[@gdggini2071]

Liverpool is called littel England for areson

[@palemale2501]

She came from Glasgow - used to be a very very hard ship building city - where the ice cream vans also sold drugs and had a tail gunner.

[@hemelchaos2828]

From wiki "Jock is a Scottish diminutive form of the forename "John"; it corresponds to Jack in England and Wales. It is also a nickname for someone of Scottish origin. It is also the collective names of or Scottish soldiers"

[@theworkshed1253]

Al Murray qualified at Oxford University

[@stephenfolland7767]

Graduated

[@me5969]

Scotland’s already got a Liverpool though. it’s called Glasgow

[@Will-yx9gc]

Suggestion: Armstrong and Miller show if you haven’t seen them.

[@Sol3UK]

Paul Chowdhry "Innit"

[@Omfgwhtavid]

Scouser here (I’m from Liverpool). We’re scientifically the centre of the universe

[@welshgit]

Well, we can't fault your sense of humour! :-P

[@vickyrushton1783]

Hang on that is Birmingham 😄

[@benevans7685]

Jock is a nick name for John and its like calling the Welsh taff it became a nickname for the Scots

[@gordonlawrence1448]

Two fun facts about Al Murray. 1 he attained a degree from Oxford University. 2 He is technically a minor royal being "in remainder" to both Scottish and English peerage titles.

[@thomascurd2648]

Gordon Lawrence j)

[@thomascurd2648]

Misfire sorry

[@Wallydaft]

What's the difference between Liverpudlians and Batman? ........Batman some times goes out without robin...

[@joealyjim3029]

Id recommend kevin bridges, jason manford, jon richardson, lee evans