OH BROTHER, THIS GUY STINKS!! | Spongebob Episode 11 (S2) Reaction

[@jaylenharris343]

27:00 Alicia: I'm so proud of him. *Literally 1 second later* Spongebob: HOWDY Y'ALL! Alicia: I'M NOT PROUD OF HIM!

[@TheLibermania]

We all waited for Alicia to fall for that, right?

[@Bro2christ]

It's Texas all over again

[@gotenurameshi8958]

Yea spongebob said " Psych I am telling them squirrel jokes."

[@thebrokenpuppet2714]

Just the delivery of “Oh brother this guy stinks!” Is just so legendary. I don’t know how to explain it but even like the texture of his voice is cutting, it’s amazing

[@Candytime9]

exactly, it hits all the right beats to be iconic

[@ammash3000]

It helps that it comes out of left field to break the awkward silence. Up till then the audience was at least giving SpongeBob a chance to say something funny but the second that line drops that all goes out the window.

[@trevorbrooks7816]

I have to know who the VA is

[@ammash3000]

@@trevorbrooks7816 Douglas Lawrence Osowski. He does Plankton and Larry the Lobster too

[@samwallaceart288]

Toxic Bikini Bottom Citizen is one of the most iconic unnamed voices of all time

[@adrianlangen6700]

27:00 Oh PLEASE tell me someone clipped that! That switch from "oh I'm so proud of you" to "GODDAMMIT!" has to be the hardest whiplash in the whole wide sea!

[@DanGamingFan2406]

First off, it's so cool that the guy who played Gimli voiced Man-Ray. Secondly, his and Patrick’s wallet bit is still hilarious to this day. I’ve encountered many Patricks in my life since first watching, so now this hits even harder.

[@sebastianemond5313]

It still surprised me to find out that was John Rhys Davies as Man Ray. I loved when I got an autograph from him last year. Speaking of Patrick, John Rhys Davies was also Macbeth on Disney's Gargoyles with Bill Fagerbakke, who played the gargoyle, Broadway. Also, if you havent seen it yet, @AliciaxLife, and you get the chance, Aladdin and the King of Thieves also features John Rhys Davies, as Cassim, the King of Thieves/Aladdin's father.

[@rockowlgamer631]

I especially liked the parodies of it, like the Nintendo one with its older games not being available for Switch NSO.

[@BlandSpagetti]

WHAT?!!???!!!?!

[@filipvadas7602]

1. Man-Ray crashing out after having to deal with Patrick is honestly *valid* 2. *"Oh, brother, this guy stinks!!"* is quite possibly one of the most deceptively well-delivered throwaway lines ever lol

[@Mayeur000Donz]

How do you mean, deceptively?

[@filipvadas7602]

​​@@Mayeur000Donz its a single throwaway line that you don't think about much immediately, till you realise later its like the main thing you remember this episode for

[@Omeyrolx_OhMayRolks]

@@filipvadas7602 The "booing for Squidward and cheering for SpongeBob" thing isn't in this episode though, it's from a previous episode in Season 1.

[@filipvadas7602]

​@@Omeyrolx_OhMayRolksnot sure how I got those mixed up lol My bad

[@Omeyrolx_OhMayRolks]

@ It's all good, np XD

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I love that the solution isn't to stop making jokes about Sandy but to make jokes about everyone. As the best comedy writers and stand-up comics know, everyone's fair game.

[@Emigdiosback]

that's why South Park has endured since the 90s.

[@MistahJoe]

That's what Don Rickles did and he made a career out of it.

[@Texascowboy68]

Especially when you make fun of yourself lol

[@TageM_Official]

Of course in the long run it still wouldn't get rid of the problem of people basing their world views on those replicated stereotypes, but as long as you only do that within a very small group and not publically... Well for me this episode lacks a real conclusion for Sandy, because why would the stereotypes suddenly vanish at the end? The townsfolk had already internalized them at this point. When that one mother grabbed her kid away from Sandy, what she said wasn't her replicating a joke. It was her actually believing in it. The damage had been done. Spongebob switching to jokes that are actually based in facts, rather than making something up about Sandy is definitely better than what he did before. I mean the others could laugh about themselves because they knew it was true. Mr. Krabs even said that himself. But realistically Sandy would still have to live with the stereotypes Spongebob had created about her.

[@apophis7712]

​​@@TageM_Official Finally, a comment about this episode that isn't from a pretentious middle schooler

[@ragg232]

Spongebob: "Patrick, why'd you act like that wasn't your wallet?" Patrick: "You said to drop the wallet." Spongebob: "I didn’t mean 'get rid' of the wallet." "We were testing Man Ray." Patrick: "Oh.."

[@AlienSteel5253]

27:00 I’m so proud of him~. SpongeBob: 🤪 “HOWDY Y’AALL!!!” 🤣 I’M NOT PROUD OF HIIIM!!!!

[@kylemorello4787]

SpongeBob: But seriously folks, I want to give a big hand to my friend Sandy. SpongeBob, buddy, there's an old saying people pleasers and Star Wars creators need to learn: sometimes when we try too hard to please everyone, we end up pleasing no one.

[@PrixtoTNT]

LMAOOOO

[@madjacks1177]

This needs to become a meme in the community now.

[@consoleking9670]

It’s the difference between using “comedy” to incite hatred and good natured ribbing of everyone. This kids show has an unironically really mature take on comedy

[@baylaust]

Yeah, that's what I like about it. Sandy was willing to let the jokes go at first. It became a problem when they singled her out, and led to people treating her worse. It's easy to say "they're just jokes," when you're not the person stuck being the punchline to every single one of them. I also like how at first, SpongeBob tried to have his cake and eat it too. He kept singling her out for jokes, then thought that just because he added a little "shoutout to Sandy" at the end, it made it okay to completely disregard her feelings. Great job of showing both where the problem stems from, and what the wrong way to solve it is.

[@zacjumpman209]

"I'm so proud of him. I'M NOT PROUD OF HIM!"

[@slashermaster28]

I swear, during that scene where Patrick is condescending Sandy, you can just see her resisting the urge to remind him that she could easily send him packing.

[@noahdean9685]

Yup

[@EWOODJ]

He wouldn’t stop

[@madd.Rosé]

Like he forgot Sandy crashing out for calling Texas dumb 😂

[@noahdean9685]

@@EWOODJ he is literally asking for it he wants to get beat up by Sandy he wants her to put him inside a tuba and tell someone their white car lights are on!

[@ZeroResurrected]

The wallet gag is pure genius

[@ammash3000]

Which one, Sandy’s or Patrick’s?

[@jaylenharris343]

The comedian episode taught a lot about how good the og comedians were. They didn't target specific group of people, they went after everyone. Because everyone was fair game.

[@SeinIshamiado]

Exactly! See you get it!

[@Ironmew05]

How much you wanna bet that Patrick got mad after SpongeBob started telling Starfish jokes?

[@MagiTailWelkin]

That's a staple of the British sense of humour, nothing is sacred. We Brits mock everyone, and especially ourselves.

[@dakotasan8719]

@@MagiTailWelkinI mean, no shortage of ammunition when it comes to beans on toast.

[@Sleepy_Muse]

“Og” comedians? Your aware of how long we’ve had comedians for right?

[@ammash3000]

Patrick actually did a good job in testing Man Ray’s “goodness.” If SpongeBob’s tests were left as straightforward as they were Man Ray could have just gone through the motions, but Patrick challenged his patience. If it wasn’t for Man Ray exploding and getting the belt he never would have stopped himself from robbing that bank

[@SigmaGuardian66]

The wallet gag is so good.

[@thomasdaartist8938]

"I'm so proud of him!" 2 seconds later "I'M NOT PROUD OF HIM!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@EduardoRodriguez-tu8nf]

Didn’t think a video like this would remind me of something from my past. Some years ago I was in Basic Training for the Army and I had a Battle who was one of the smartest guys I’ve ever met guy was so well spoken and erudite. Some weeks in we find out he’s from Kentucky and I had the most severe whiplash ever. He told us that he hides his accent if he talked like a hick (he said that word I didn’t) which was the norm for his part of the State no one would take him serious and that genuinely made me sad. He was our training rotations Honor Grad and received the Commandants List Award to me he embodied what it meant to BE a Soldier, I hope things are going well for him.

[@WolfFiddlerguy6285]

27:01 it's okay, Alicia! A lot of us had the exact same reaction xD THAT SWITCH UP WAS CRAZY

[@XShadOBabeX]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Oh, I just about DIED when you were like, “I’m so proud of him!” I knew the next two second were NOT going to disappoint, and they sure didn’t. XDD

[@chandlermorgan708]

18:01 OH BROTHER! THIS GUY STINKS!😂😂😂😂

[@maximoarana5549]

Thanks

[@joshriley2936]

I was waiting to see your reaction to this one, not just for the "Oh BROOOOTHER this guy *STINKS!"* but also for the gag with the cricket. That one doesn't get enough love imo

[@t.m.83]

I love that half of these Spongebob reactions is just Alicia pointing out the countless memes this show has gifted to the world.

[@bry9t]

This show managed to churn out like 3 memes per episode on average its truly uncanny to have that notoriety now.

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

The orb of confusion was so hilarious to me as a kid!

[@kylemorello4787]

Barnacle Boy: When we say don't touch anything, we mean don't. Touch! ANYTHING! In a perfect world, superhero fanboys who know all about their gadgets and how dangerous and powerful they are wouldn't have to be told that.

[@madd.Rosé]

Alas, like IRL, SpongeBob and Patrick couldn't resist *not* touching all the cool stuff in the Merma-Lair

[@DragonBorne1991]

"I'm so proud of him." "I'M NOT PROUD OF HIM!"

[@accelleratiiincredibus446]

Funny thing, in a 2022 interview, Walt Dohrn, one of the writers of Squirrel Jokes, was asked his thoughts on the episode due to it trending on Twitter thanks to the controversy of Dave Chappelle's transphobic jokes. Dohrn thought the ending was a nice sentiment, but wished there was a greater emphasis on the responsibilty to not perpetuate negative stereotypes. He said that over the years, the whole "equal opportunity" mentality has proven to cause harm, and even included self deprecation as being potentialy harmful, as people may feel bad if they share the qualities you make fun of yourself for having. It's kind of interesting that people prop this episode up for having a progressive message, yet one of its own writers agreed with an interviewer that it carries a very "2000s South Park-era resolution", and doesn't reflect modern ideas. It shows that even lukewarm progressive takes inspired by 80s stand up acts can seem like aspirational examples when lined up against beliefs that still exist 20 years after the writers were inspired to condemn them.

[@TheLibermania]

Lets be honest. 18:01 is perfection. The Voice Actor nailed that line so much.

[@axelbaker8737]

I legit remember when the Manray episode came out, the next morning I told my mom about it scene for scene, repeating all the dialogue I could remember.

[@jordanhunter3375]

Sea C 2:14 To be honest, I have a habit when in a new place to wander around, perhaps to get a lay of the house layout. But I would NEVER, EVER go snooping around in their drawers!

[@Hamantha]

Squirrel Jokes out here calling out modern comedians punching down

[@jerecklacap8867]

26:55 if i have a nickel everytime i see a reaction have instant regret in this scene, I'll have two nickles. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice. 🤣

[@JunkoEnoshima.]

Which channel is the other one ?

[@jerecklacap8867]

@JunkoEnoshima. They're called "Sorta stupid". It was glorious! 🤣

[@thescarletcultist113]

“Soap soap what is soap!”

[@GojiraFan-in9oo]

9:00 Man Ray did nothing wrong

[@madd.Rosé]

So many good people decide to *not* rob a bank. Man Ray truly is redeemed

[@scalyvaporeon2232]

"Its NOT my wallet!" XD The "OH BROTHER this guy stiiiiiinks!" Meme is one of my favorite Spongebob memes! I think of it all the time when I think of the garbage shows that come out (RINGSOFPOWER) XD

[@Sairin13]

Sea, Funny, but appropriate for her to go from avengers to Mermaid man and Barnacle Boy

[@thoughtfulfreespace]

What an amazing clip, just perfect timing. Speaking of perfect both the whole Man-Ray convo and the "OH BROTHER, THIS GUY STINKS!" are some of the most classic/used memes I've sea(n). Spongebob had a big lesson to learn when it came to jokes and friends, still applicable to this day.

[@ghostspider2056]

Man Ray is kind of a parody on Black Manta, an Aquaman villain. Both are technically based on the manta ray or stingray fish.

[@theotherjared9824]

This episode has one of the most complex and nuanced morals for any media meant for children.

[@jordanhunter3375]

7:08 The HUGH MANATEE!

[@ninjagregshow9423]

Alicia, you want some eggs with that ham?

[@noahdean9685]

I can't wait to see her watch the fry cook games and the krusty krab training video!

[@TheAlmdoodler]

Also the Big Concert episode is coming up soon, can't wait for her to see that :D

[@noahdean9685]

@TheAlmdoodler you mean band geeks?

[@jordanhunter3375]

And the Bash Clinging Lasher

[@mississippiking1366]

I can't wait for Sailor Mouth and Nasty Patty

[@noahdean9685]

​@@jordanhunter3375the hash slinging slasher!

[@jedverse7878]

11:05 “Until we meet again!”

[@eagleangel5568]

Idk why but tom kennys delivery on HOWDY YALLLL was sooo funny lol 🤣 also alicia really was like a disappointed mother with squirrel jokes

[@possessedpicklejar4762]

While I get what you’re saying, there is some irony in saying that you talking in a southern accent to imitate a stupid person isn’t racist, when that’s literally what Spongebob does in the moment we hate him for.

[@Kramers79]

I love that Man-Ray's conversion to good wasn't that they managed the chage his mind, but that they legitimately conditioned him to. 27:00 Bet she didn't sea that coming.

[@ashleypinkney1669]

Mermaid man and barnacle boy last appeared in season 9 in the episode Patrick man because both actors passed away but man ray and the dirty bubble still appear in some episodes even new episodes

[@ryujisakamoto3]

Always love the Mermaid Man and Barnacle Bot episode! 🎉

[@noobsybot9926]

South Park rule of comedy. “Everything is a joke or else Nothing is.”

[@altermann1991]

Probably my favorite episode. Patrick and his wallets is my favorite joke in the entire show (and the episode was overall really solid) and the comedy episode has some really great life lessons and was extremely funny too.

[@kalkuttadrop6371]

ALICIA, the 13th Episode of this Season(Shanghaied) has a bunch of different versions. The original full version is the one on the 100 Episodes DVD. I can provide a copy if you need it

[@Igarappappa]

Still remember when they aired that episode. Good times.

[@rickymoranjr9609]

Patrick getting manhandled by Man Ray is sooooo satisfying, he had it coming for making Man Ray angry

[@12DAMDO]

now that you mention it, Manray does indeed check some of the marks for a KZbinr apology we've been warned about people like this in our early childhood

[@treyowen9213]

3:28 oh, by the way Alicia, the guy that’s voicing Man Ray here, that’s the guy who played as Gimli from Lord of the Rings, John Rhys-Davies. He also played Sallah from Indiana Jones and Rodrigues from the original Shōgun series from 1980.

[@supercyclone8342]

WOW! 2 of my favorite SpongeBob memes come from same episode set! I've seen the wallet format used so many times (especially directed at Nintendo lol). And the "Oh brother" line delivery is absolutely legendary! Definitely one of, if not my favorite quote of all time!

[@JuanRamirez-kb2lg]

Squirrel Jokes is one of the most brilliant Spongebob's episodes. A true commedian, specially the stand up's commedian, knows that the key of the success when you make an sketch is very simple: If you gonna say crap about something, make sure that EVERYONE is directly impacted and trigered xD A good commedian just talks about themes that dont offend anybody... boring... A true commedian offends all the world xD

[@bladeravenswood5816]

The orb of confusion 1:27 12:16 14:26 14:58

[@evilminonmike7310]

27:00 The timing was perfect 🤣🤣🤣

[@darnell16player]

I swear when looking back at the past SpongeBob episodes I believe Patrick be starting off just because. And the solution to making jokes isn’t to stop them but to have jokes that ensures everyone is fair game

[@conarlarmay]

18:01: Oh, brother! This guy STINKS! Alicia: “laughs”

[@bladeravenswood5816]

Man ray: What’s in that box anyhow Patrick: my wallets. 9:51

[@rickymoranjr9609]

Man Ray's "Why... NOOOOOOTTTTT?!!" is still funny AF to this very day! 🤣

[@SlimeKingK]

Spongebob started at Kramer and ended up in South Park.

[@treyowen9213]

23:28 actually you sound like Kenny McCormick’s mom. And you are nailing it!! 🤘🏻🥰

[@BarkBarkImShark]

"I'm so proud of him...I'M NOT PROUD OF HIM!!!!!" Absolutely killed me🤣

[@KristopherPrime]

it's great that patrick walked in as sandy asked spongebob to stop the squirrel jokes. besides being funny, it's also quite sad at how bad everyone's perception of sandy got that even a friend like patrick who likely knows her VERY well (let alone the fact he IS genuinely stupid) started having the same perception of squirrels.

[@headstrong29]

27:00 is a contender for a "Best of Alicia 2025". That was perfectly timed.

[@PrixtoTNT]

The wallet joke is such an iconic scene lol. Gotta love it

[@mixednarwhal]

18:01 For "Oh, brother! This guy stinks!"

[@TheArtSozosha]

"it's precisely when humor is offensive that we need it most! Comedy should provoke. It should blast through prejudices, challenge preconceptions. Comedy should always leave you different than when it found you. Sure humor can hurt - even alienate - but the risk is better than the alternative; a steady diet of innocuous, childproof, flavorless mush. Demand to be challenged, to be offended, to be treated like thinking, reasoning adults! And raise your children to be the same! Don't let a comedian, a network, a congressional committee, or an evil genius take away your freedom to laugh at whatever you want!" ~Jason Alexander, Duckman. offensive humor/insult comedy is an art, not unlike comedy in general. if you do it, you can't just cherry pick and even make shit up. otherwise, you risk making that group or that race just that, a means for humor at their expense. but when you make fun of yourself, and others alongside that (and know how to do it) that's when you hit the mark. "but this one comic made offensive jokes about my group" yes, but they also did it about other groups as well. nobody's special, nobody's precious.

[@TheLibermania]

I'm probably still to naive for adult thought in Spongebob. I never thought about racism in the Squirrel episode. I just thought that Spongebob is a (in KZbin terms) jerk towards Sandy. Not that it could go way deeper. (But i personally don't think there was supposed to be a political undertone in that episode, just an ethic one)

[@KristopherPrime]

it really isn't political. it's just a wonderfully timeless message to make jokes about everyone and either with actual truth sprinkled in or based on stereotypes. EVERYONE on the receiving end. sadly, i don't think leftists will get that lesson. instead, all comedy has to be about straights, whites, christians, males, or any other combo while "marginalized" groups are not permitted to be included in comedy unless you are part of said group.

[@OculusObscurum]

Sea? See? C? Well, whatever, I ain't no skipper. This show really was such a cultural touchstone for so many. In this episode alone we got Patrick's wallet and the "Oh, brother!" meme, to say nothing of what's come before, or what's to come later.

[@dominickrouser8124]

28:49 Alicia: Y'alls are saying he's dead?! She's not gonna murder him! NOOOO! That's too dark! MINUTES LATER 29:29 Alicia: Okay she's torturing him...

[@evanrosman9226]

I once found a wallet and turned it in.

[@LodSat2563]

SpongeBob lesson: “If you’re racist toward everyone, you’re racist toward no one.” meaning, as long as you point out the stereotypes, everyone, including your own, no one-who is actually being honest with themselves, as well as the world-can say you believe in any kind of superiority. Because no one can look into your soul and know for 100% fact what you truly believe or don’t believe.

[@ParkournPrankster]

2:22 Jokes on you, you specifying that will just make me think you have camera set up if I DO decide to check. Therefore, I dont get paid for feeding your cat.

[@romanhardware]

Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy 3 is one of my favorite episodes.

[@metalgamerjonny6410]

*spongebob goes backstage "Im so proud of him" HOWDY YAAAALLLLL "IM NOT PROUD OF HIIIMMM" My sides hurt XD

[@Mayeur000Donz]

That waitressing customer story is so weird. My gut says they'd be trying to pull one on you, like try and get entitled to a more expensive dish than they paid for, but what's "I don't remember what I wanted" supposed to achieve?

[@Philthorn]

OH BRRRROTHER, THIS GUY STINKS Iconic line and delivery

[@PrixtoTNT]

Oooh so that's why the timer bar at the corner stayed for so long LMAO

[@kyletonarella4353]

I think it's amusing that Gimli from Lord of The Rings is the voice of Man-Ray

[@lindseygray2320]

EVIL 🤣

[@reaperproductions7058]

LETS SCHEDULE A COMEDY DUO ACT BETWEEN HIM AND UNCLE RUCKUS

[@Dominodude55]

Alicia: I'm so proud of him Me: WAIT, HANG ON, DON'T JUMP THE GUN HERE!

[@KanyeSouth26]

27:00 Spongebob pulled a Kramer

[@alexpainter4169]

The Man-Ray episode is constantly quoted by me and my aunt. To this day we keep referencing the "wallet scene".

[@conoralward5306]

26:55-27:10 Please tell me somebody clipped that reaction, that was golden. Like SpongeBob in not that moment.

[@freakazonestudios7979]

I wonder how shocked she'll be when she finds out who does the voice of Man Ray?

[@jaxcraft2848]

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea!? 18:03: THIS is the meme I was waiting for! Alicia should use this as a sound when someone says something dumb in chat. XD

[@mehless]

This show is timeless.

[@DakotaofRaptors]

Contrary to what some may think, the Southern US is pretty diverse and welcoming, regardless of any physical traits: at least in places like Florida and Texas. Houston for example, is more racially diverse than NYC - and hosts one of the largest pride parades in North America, and as a Texan - most of the major cities are very much pro-progressive. Can't speak for the rest of the South, but you only ever see stereotypical Southerners in more rural towns, or the occasional boomer with a Southern Doll accent. That's all I had to say.

[@jordanhunter3375]

19:04 Unless you're Steve Hostetter, then you can counter their remarks and embarass them into shutting up or departing

[@TheWorldThatOnceWas]

The wallet ep!! Legendary!😂😂😂

[@Lexi_Zone]

I don't agree with the old "racist jokes are okay so long as you make fun of everyone, including yourself," either. You can't do Blackface and then say "but it's fine because I made fun of white people too." Those aren't equivalent. Gotta understand the power dynamics.

[@KristopherPrime]

WHAT power dynamics? everyone IS equal. hell, i'm sick and tired of leftists acting like ONLY straight white christian conservative males or any combo of these is acceptable to make jokes about. race jokes (not racist jokes as that's an inaccurate term) CAN be at everyone's expense. especially when there is a nugget of truth to it, such as criticizing BLM, setting the trans community straight on their nonsense, and so on and so forth. it's the nature of equality, especially today when everyone is equal.

[@BlakeGrifter]

4:00 that would perfectly entitle what happens in Brazil's judicial system. Yes. But then again, what would you expect from a country led by a criminal 🤭

[@KeroHiro-Lil]

sea: some many great memes in the og seasons of spongebob

[@madd.Rosé]

Thinking about it, Bikini Bottom is full of savages and trolls, so of course they'll laugh at jokes that make fun of other people 😂😂😂

[@VirgoShelter]

Shoutout to the commenter that said if you don't sub then Alice would eat all the world's cheese

[@dragonsvideos6737]

Just wait 4-5 more episodes Alicia the best has yet to come

[@paradoxlaw3345]

Does anyone know if Alicia is ever going to react to Amphibia? It's personally my favorite out of the The Big 3 on Disney so I'd really appreciate if any of you who have her Patreon could suggest the show to her.

[@pherftheclown2631]

As one of the people who made one of those comments on the Uncle Roger video, fair point.