American Reacts to American Stupid People - Dylan Moran

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[@carolinespragg-smith2191]

You should try some Billy Connolly

[@philshorten3221]

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[@edwardsroba]

The reason you understood him is that he spoke with a very soft, articulate accent with zero slang. I guess this is because he is Irish, and his audience was British, so he deliberately speaks in such a manner.

[@donallmccrudden4812]

Us irish have to slow down for foreigners. It get very tedious and boring very quickly.

[@Gambit771]

@@donallmccrudden4812 You could speak more reasonably from the start so that you don't need to slow down. You're own fault.

[@donallmccrudden4812]

@@Gambit771 my natural speed is fast. Its more difficult for me to speak slow, its even difficult to listen to slow speakers. Look at French or Spanish speakers. When they speak among themselves, they naturally speak fast.when a foreigner comes along they slow down

[@judgejudyslover]

@@donallmccrudden4812 lol you Irish think you’re special. You’re not.

[@donallmccrudden4812]

@@judgejudyslover didn't say I was, Don't think you are either

[@t.p.mckenna]

Once again, and as previously pointed out, Dylan Moran is entirely a product of Ireland (Navan, Co. Meath) and it's worth emphasising because I have always considered him to be the natural successor to Dave Allen. He has the same sense of outrage, an exaggerated indignation.

[@coot1925]

I'm English and I think Ireland has produced some of the best comedians in the world. Dave Allen was a legend. I must have watched Mrs brown's boys about 5 times and pissed myself every time. You have every right to claim ownership of these geniuses. ✌️♥️🇬🇧

[@indiantinamorals5791]

@@coot1925 Coot, so do the British, Faulty Towers, Only Fools & Horses etc. Humour is top class in Britain & Ireland, Love from Ireland!

[@derrickspooger798]

Bull is one way to describe it. Johnny Depp got so much shit for describing (in one of his sober moments - lol) that the US is like a big puppy crashing around the world stage with no concept of the wider world issues or how to play with the other kids.

[@willywonka7812]

Puppies are innocent. America is more like a vampire slavemaster

[@levitated-pit]

i believe Dylan Moran is Irish.....not British, isnt he?

[@ceciljohnrhodes4987]

Motor bike and side car....

[@suehepworth4259]

What's your point?

[@dkinclonberne]

@@ceciljohnrhodes4987 motorbike crashed already thank God we are on our own ☺️

[@helenbailey8419]

Yes he is Irish

[@michaelshort2388]

Yes

[@informal_idiot]

0:37 sees Sean Lock 😢 Sadly the "Comic's Comic", the Legend himself passed away 7 days ago... Such a sad day for the Comedy World! 😔

[@TheMrVengeance]

Oh... right. That still hasn't quite sunk in for me even now.

[@lextex3280]

Dylan Moran is hilariously brilliant. He had a great tv series called Black Books. Sarcasm is built into most of us in the UK. Lol.

[@lextex3280]

@@NorthonBruce definitely. Lol. Though I have had the complete black books boxset for years. But I agree, season 1 is pure gold 🥇.

[@NikCan66]

Typical Dublin sarcastic humour

[@stephenod5628]

Eh, Dylan Moran is from Ireland. Not the UK. Are you sure you're not American? 🙄

[@lextex3280]

@@stephenod5628 I'm definitely no yank, and I knew somone would bring this up. Pmsl. No he is not from the UK, I think he was born in Navan. But all I said was sarcasm was built into most of us in the UK. I didn't say Dylan was from the UK. Sarcasm is a uk trait too. Pmsl. 😂

[@psygertygerart8754]

@@stephenod5628 oh ffs you're one of those. 👎👎

[@mrsiborg]

I don't know how or why but Irish people really do the best impressions of Americans (confirmed by Americans).

[@darrellpowell6042]

Well done for finding this excellent Dylan Moran. Known for his Shawn of the Dead role and Black Books comedy.

[@debbiejudd5553]

You most definitely should watch Black Books.

[@Kainlarsen]

Dylan always feels to me as if he was Billy Connolly's Irish cousin who's a bit more laid-back and burned out. :D

[@ko0974]

Billy grandparents were actually Irish from Connemara

[@paulberry2884]

The thing about Americans is that they can't tell a British accent from an Irish accent even though most of them claim to be Irish.

[@realburglazofficial2613]

For real though, Arnold Schwarzenegger is low key the greatest personal success story of all time. Bill Burr described it best: “Anyone here think they could move to Austria, learn the language, get famous for working out, become a movie star, marry into their royalty and hold public office? How many lifetimes do you think it would take? The dude has been ‘in the zone’ for over 4 decades!”

[@env0x]

Dylan Moran is fuckin classic. loved this guy for over a decade now. Black Books is an amazing show too.

[@nealmurdoch]

I dare you to call Dylan Moran British to his face.

[@georgecaplin9075]

McJibbin: “Can’t remember his name, you know who I’m talking about.” Everybody watching this video: “JIMMY CARR!!!”

[@catherinewilkins2760]

He had a nice, soft, Irish accent.

[@t.p.mckenna]

Btw, this is as good a place as any, but my father had an American step-grandma who was a major influence on him and she hailed from Providence, RI. She had married an Irish surgeon whom she met when she was a nurse. A distant relative of mine. Tragically, he died when he jolted from the open platform of a train. My great grandfather from Ireland wrote to commiserate with her. Then three years later, his wife, the mother of his TEN children died from TB and it was the widow of his cousin's turn to write .. and write .. and write .. until eventually, she chose to visit Ireland (1905). She had come from an America city with its cable cars, electricity and sanitation to a tiny village with no running water and the only light from candles or paraffin lamps. Guess what? She never returned to the States and remained to be a mother to the ten children and a dedicated companion to her new husband.

[@williammcauliffe7947]

My father took me from my native American country at 14 to live in the UK to get a great education and I did thank God

[@psygertygerart8754]

Mate I love that you did a Dylan Moran reaction. He's my favourite comedian. N there's very few reactions to him. Please do more x

[@stephenod5628]

Mine too, I hear he's Irish btw. One of those. 🙄

[@mikefraser4513]

I was in Las Vegas once and lined up for a breakfast buffet. In front of me was a female elephant with a huge, and I really mean huge buffet.. When she got to the front...they asked her what she would like to drink. She said" A coke....but diet". I had to control myself from not cracking up but I was afraid I may lined up within a herd.

[@joyfulzero853]

Your attempted British "I'm a doctor" sounded more like a very bad Australian accent.

[@Gambit771]

About as good as the usual murican attempts at an English accent then. I'll never understand why a people so shite at accents feel the need to do them every chance they get.

[@FrowningIke]

Your bull in a china shop analogy is perfectly illustrated in the opening scene of Team America- World Police.

[@legend9335]

In the UK we put our hands in front of our mouths when we yawn. It is considered polite.

[@zenadavis6069]

Loved your reaction. You have an open mind and you question yourself😊

[@lindylou6864]

My mother failed her second driving test when, on turning a corner, she found a grand piano was crossing the road. After that, all bets were off.

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

This struck a chord with me... I hope it was on an Ebony & Ivory - Zebra crossing ?

[@KevDaly]

I think every normal person lifts between 0 and 1 pianos in their life, because one is enough to tell you you never want to do that again.

[@danic9304]

'They end up killing the fly' comedy gold right there.

[@Songfugel]

6:00 The movie Loaded Gun (Samuel L. Jackson, Emilio Estevez etc) has a brilliant scene where exactly that happens. Estevez is playing a cop who is in a bodeka and some people come in to rob the place. So he goes all Rambo on them, and eventually after an extended over the top firefight he shoots both robbers... then says to the owners, no need to thank me, just doing my job and leaves. The whole place has been leveled with basically nothing left standing in the store and the store owners are screaming at him for destroying his store

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

* bodega..! Just saying - LOL ! 😃👍

[@mattsmedley.onehandedgamin9029]

Alan Davis.... Russell Howard.... David Gorman... Look up these British comedians.

[@notthecoolwhip]

7:00 great analogy except in the most recent case that fly is still alive 😅

[@shmupperfromhell]

First Rule of Banter: Don't acknowledge the banter :p

[@TheTruthstalker]

That Bull story was a great analogy!

[@sysiphuscorinth]

and Dylan is Irish

[@timholder6825]

@7:00. Have you seen, Team America, World Police? Because you've just described, more or less, the opening scene.

[@sleepyfox8983]

Airplane sounds? Jimmy Carr. The title of this video is very wrong... but I love that you took the time to listen to Dylan Moran

[@omegasue]

Dylan Moran is from the Republic of Ireland so he's not part of the UK

[@DannyHeywood]

I think the best analogy of what you were saying about Americans being 'World Police' is the beginning of Team America where they save Paris from the Terrorists by blowing up everything haha!

[@elemar5]

I liked your analogy but the fly never gets killed.

[@leftyme4568]

Nothing wrong with calling people fat....they did it to themselves. They had loads of time to back out of that project!!!

[@colingregory7464]

If you want more of Dylan have a look at Black Books (Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey, Tamsin Greig ), a book shop that didn't really care about selling books !!

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Jimmy Carr, yea. And youre supposed to cringe at that joke. Its absolutely disgusting... which is the whole point of the joke. Thats why its fakking hillarious.

[@julesmac]

One of my favs. Glad you found him..check out his series Black Books..so funny

[@annina134]

Haha, I almost knew you mean Jimmy Carr when you tried to remember him in the beginning of this video. :D Jimmy Carr is sooooo funny. So dark humor. :D And mostly so true... :p

[@neilrendell5630]

Team America: World Police sums it up perfectly, especially in the first few minutes when they go to Paris in France to stop a group of terrorists, comedy gold

[@YeOldeSpellbooke]

Dylans pan global accent reminds me of Eddie Murphys portrayal of hes drunk father 😂

[@Jmvars]

his*

[@happydog3422]

You probably understood him better because he's Irish.

[@Kolinu2]

Loved your China Shop analogy.

[@StephMcAlea]

Airplane noises guy is Jimmy carr.

[@raibeart1955]

Jimmy Carr is the name you’re searching for.

[@charliegeorge9393]

You just said you didn't know who the comedian is - sadly it was Sean Lock who has recently passed away at 58 - he was brilliant!

[@AlunElderBrown]

Your best reaction thus far. Nice work 👏

[@tobytaylor2154]

Your right about the 🇺🇸. My grandads brother was telling me war stories and said, when Germans open fire the allies took cover, when us British opened fire the Germans took cover, when the yanks opened fire, everyone took cover. Lol

[@mikkianderson7903]

I like your bull analogy x

[@grantjohnston7972]

Ive never heard the joke but I knew it was jimmy carr right away 😂

[@caroldelaney4700]

Great stuff

[@drboris01]

He calls them "horse strangling c***s" because horse meat is legal to sell and commonly eaten there

[@streaky81]

By the way, that video reminded me, you should totally react to some Rich Hall.

[@TheWarpseed]

Great analogy mate- the bull and china shop.

[@sarcasticstartrek7719]

You have the same curtains as me.

[@readMEinkbooks]

You could add Michael McIntyre and Billy Connolly to your watch list

[@mickmackem1479]

Sean lock sadly pass away few days ago he flashed up before you started video

[@jamesmachin8410]

Love your fly analogy haha

[@holbeckmax]

He reminds me so much of Dave Alan.

[@antoineduchamp4931]

Connor, 'tiffin' = afternoon tea, in case you didn't recognize it.

[@Skip-Kilat]

man, that bull and fly story warrants every like you can get 😃

[@mikemikemick]

The most offensive in UK during the 80s and 90s was Roy Chubby Brown, and he is still going, maybe try out, Roy Chubby Brown- 50 shades of Brown 2019, would love to see you're reaction.

[@marknewell7355]

Lol you do what every American does by explaining the joke or sarcasm 🤣 it's very hard to insult a brit we are thick skinned and masters of sarcasm and banter loved the video

[@Wang_Monkey]

The comedian who you didn't recognise at 0:35 was Sean Lock! There's about 10 parts of that stand up show, so you can watch the whole lot! I'm sure I've recommended at least one before, any of them is well worth a watch sir ;) Also another top UK comedian to check out is Bill Bailey. He's a great musician too and combines music and comedy. Two more must see stops on your journey through UK comedy ;) No need to apologise dude, your relaxed no BS style is why I enjoy your channel ;)

[@lindylou7853]

Not quite right. You say, “I’m The Doctor”, as you exit your Tardis.

[@tinamiles9328]

Great Irish talent , if you can find the his TV series Black bookS your die laughing , with his cant be arsed with life character so funny

[@dyastylianou8493]

Told you you'd get it in the end with perseverance lol. The Irish are very funny. Surprised though you can get his accent but not Mr Flanagan. Maybe because I'm from the same place as Micky; Dylan has a much thicker accent though.

[@McJibbin]

Moran was by far the easiest for me to understand. Not sure the reason why 🤷‍♂️

[@dyastylianou8493]

Strange I thought you would have struggled. Glad you're getting the references, irony and sarcasm. Our humour is quite complex.

[@butchershopquartet3280]

@@dyastylianou8493 Oh shut up, our humour is basic and puerile with big words.

[@dyastylianou8493]

@@butchershopquartet3280 I hope 'shut up' comment is disagreement and NOT an expression of aggression to that comment! You can't always tell in prose when someone is going into lefty WOKE mood or not! I would hate to go all counter-attack! Especially when not needed. If when you say our humour, you mean British, you clearly Don't get how complex and nuanced it is. I was referring to accents anyway. If you meant East End humour; I come from the East End so I can vouch for the nuances etc. Being brought up with it. Please Don't take offence Connor: However, American humour is very basic. Both are far from puerile as you say Butcher Shop Quartet.

[@elemar5]

@@McJibbin It's because he uses all the letters in the alphabet whereas the English don't. 😊

[@doozledorf7036]

Don’t insult your own people to ingratiate yourself with these xenophobes... please

[@kirk5152]

Pausing is Better than talking through it whilst it's playing and missing bits. 🤘😎

[@mats7492]

React to Black Books with him an Bill Bailey from the late 90s.. fantastic

[@Dogslife_]

I saw him live a few years back. I swear I needed resus after! 🤣🤣

[@annmcevoy5686]

The irish take the fun out of the British, the Sots take the fun out of the Welsh, the Welsh take the fun out of irish and the British take the fun out of everyone! Ha ha! Its just our sense of humour and there is no malice in it..... its how we cope! If your friends dont take the mickey out of you they are really just acquaintances! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@davelister2961]

English, Scottish and Welsh are _all_ British. But, yeah, all Brits really do take the piss* out of everyone. *'Makes fun of', 'pokes fun at', etc.

[@Gambit771]

Jimmy Carr would never say 'cock' like that.

[@jonathanbennetts2632]

Your bull in the china shop is spot on.

[@The.Pickle]

Education is a big part of it but British people "sound" smarter partly because, on the whole, we enunciate and articulate our words more, there are American accents that have similar qualities. There are various accents in the UK that stereotypical sound dumber; I don't believe a persons accent has any correlation with intelligence. I am 40 and over the last few decades of KZbin's cross pollination of language, I have noticed a homogenisation of UK English and American English, particularly within the younger generations.

[@AdamWilks-l3q]

I lifted the heavy thing once, didn't care for it

[@Fallopia5150]

'Like' is not punctuation! Americans need to learn this. (I love Dylan Moran)

[@peter-e2q]

I like you, Connor. You’re real & funny. I love your scouse (Liverpool) accent too! ‘Am a docter’ brilliant!

[@inyourfacespacecoyote1061]

Dude your getting it. Good stuff.

[@timglennon6814]

Check out British comedian Sean Lock. Just sadly passed away with cancer August 16th 2021, aged 58.

[@stephenlee5929]

Hi, glad you like him. I find his accent quite difficult. I think its how similar it is to what you are used to, or are becoming used to.

[@maudeboggins9834]

America were heroes in WW2. The best generation of soldiers. Fine young men that fought hard in Europe & Asia.

[@dannyha5775]

Bull in a China shop was such a great analogy even if I don’t agree

[@DiederikAms]

This dude is the example of the thick Americans Dylan Moran is taking the piss of. Very funny.

[@mypillowguy445]

I love how Americans think he's slagging off California because of the whole "woke" nonsense when in reality he's talking about how stupid Republicans are electing a weightlifter for governor 😂😂

[@MsGilly60]

You should hear some of the accents in London , they’re ridiculous, I don’t mean the ordinary cockney accent either.

[@seank5271]

The only comedian from UK and Eire I know of who actually does tours in Russia

[@KingOfGamesss]

3:44 "Of course a few American accents sound a little less..........................whatever"...'Intelligent' was the word ironically

[@christinestromberg4057]

I love Dylan Moran, his humour is so crazy and random but hilarious. And so true. Kevin Bridges from Glasgow is also very funny but would be a bit harder to understand I imagine, though he does tend to modify his accent according for the audience.

[@richardhathaway2901]

I think I just watched an American telling me that a piano was heavy! Who knew?

[@lindylou6864]

Moran ... years ago I managed a call centre (someone has to). It was a bit slow, so correspondence was distributed to respond to customers by phone. Customer service assistant: "Could I speak to Mrs Moron, please?" .... silence whilst customer responds ... Customer Service Assistant: "Er, yes. Now you come to mention it, your surname does look a bit like Moran".

[@Dave.Thatcher1]

What's that luminous drink you keep taking a glug of, it looks like anti freeze for your car.... ;-)

[@drwhatson]

I think foteigners are disappointed when they encounter Americans that are truly dumb. As it's a wealthy country we somehow think it shouldn't be that way. I think a lot of people still want to admire and look up to America as a young and dynamic and inventive country, and it's entertainment industry has been a constant joy, but it has a dark side.

[@MichaelYoder1961]

You should try Rick Mercer "Talking to Americans". A Canadian comic who goes to the States and makes outrageous comments to get reactions

[@johnnybrennan4562]

dylan is irish

[@SixthQuarter]

Brilliant video again!