Americans React to Funny British Animal Voiceovers!! *HILARIOUS*

[@jackmorris303]

The "Alan" call out is now baked into our cultural consciousness. I was at a festival last year, at the end of the day when everyone was drunkenly walking back to their tents some guy called out for his mate Alan. Immediately, everyone else started shouting "Alan!" then followed by "Steve!". This went on for 15 minutes. It was great 🤣

[@realburglazofficial2613]

I went to a gig with my fiancé last year. We got to meet the band after the show and my fiancé introduced herself, her name is Helen. One of the band members heard this from across the stage and replied “Alan?” Cue the _entire_ band shouting “Alan!” At each other for the next few minutes! This band still remember us three shows later and my fiancé is forever known to them as “Alan”

[@alexbuckenham1663]

FENTON!

[@MrLordofL]

Similar thing happens on german festivals, just with "Helga"

[@marionthompson3365]

Lol, nearly choked with tears!😂😂😂

[@avaggdu1]

It's very Alan Partridge. "Dan! Dan! DAN! DAN!" kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIDElWxmd9upoK8

[@sarahkelly473]

Due to this at any British music festival you can hear people shouting ‘Alan’ ‘Steve’ across the campsite all night

[@PedroConejo1939]

Part of my job is to check the emergency lighting at work. I always announce it with, "Nighttime... Daytime! Nighttime... Daytime!" The younger ones just don't get it.

[@LuvNickynGina4ever]

🤣

[@chrissygw4971]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@jameshindle784]

Just like homer simpson. "Australia, America,Australia,America !

[@hellsbunniestv584]

The irony was the guy doing the voice of the praire dog was actually called Alan (Davis). I think the reason why this has stood the test of time was that it was a TV show what was written and voiced by some of the UK's top comedians. :)

[@DerEchteBold]

No, that's not true, Alan Davies never took part in that show, and it doesn't even remotely sound like him. They used that Alan/Steve bit on QI once though.

[@kimhewer1479]

Can near Jason manford and Sarah millican ❤

[@Kari_B61ex]

I, along with many others in the UK had a friend called Alan who hated this when 'Walk on the Wild Side' was on TV. I loved watching it and couldn't understand why they stopped making it, it was one of the funniest programmes on TV.

[@Ireallymissmymind]

My name is Alan, my elder son is called Stephen. We live and work together in the same small village. That particular bit stopped being amusing some time ago.

[@skyrat3816]

Same. Got a random call from another mate who was on a night out saying Alan wanted to kick his head in. I asked why? Turned out, instead of shouting "Alan". The daft bastard was shouting "anal" just like that goffer and took the piss with it.

[@matthewshepherd5390]

@@Ireallymissmymind Alan...Alan... Alan... Alan

[@sekara9866]

I love that as a brit, I can recognise a good 75% of those voices.

[@ShaneWalta]

I don't watch much TV so I didn't pick up many, but I did have a moment of "Hang on, that's Jason Manford!" 😂

[@Psym00]

I didn't realise they were famous people until Jason. Then a bit later I heard Rhod Gilbert. Wondering who all the others were now

[@juliepeters3716]

I heard Sarah Millican and Jason Manford.

[@markdorman]

I thought Ricky Gervais as well.

[@freakyflow]

"Ahheee Gets em everytime" - The ships computer guy Red dwarf BBC Not bad for a Canadian lol

[@sarahr4099]

Omg i haven't seen this forever. This is the last thing i sat and watched with my mom before she passed away from cancer. She adored that first bird daytime night time lol. Its hard to watch this again ❤

[@__taka__8200]

"wait a minute thats not Alan..thats Steve?, Steve?.. STEVE STEVE STEVE"

[@Rokurokubi83]

I love that Anna is in this react thing now she’s so lovely

[@blotski]

She is. Such a lovely couple, as my mum would say.

[@v.k.1100]

Years ago my neighbours had a party in their garden, loads of people drunk, singing having a great time. One of the guests was called Alan, one was called Steve. All we could hear was people shouting 'Alan Alan Alan Alan Alan Alan............Thats not Alan.......Steve, Steve, Steve, Steve... It was hilarious

[@mauk2861]

The first (and probably best) voiceovers I can remember were in a program called "Animal Magic" with Johnny Morris in the 60s and 70s.. he did all the voices himself.

[@joycegibbs5267]

OMG yes, Animal Magic with Johnny Morris and Terry Nutkins. Wow, that was a long time ago !!

[@PoppyFlux]

The gopher shouting Alan brings back fond memories. My bestie showed me this years ago when she was in a relationship with Alan, and her ex, who she was still good friends with, was called Steve. She passed a couple of years ago and I miss her, but this video made me smile ❤️ There's a few other videos along the same lines with different animals that are also very funny :)

[@steelpanther9568]

When you walk around festival campsites in the UK, you will always hear, “Alan”, “Steve”, “Alan”, “Alan”, “Steve”, “Steve”, “Paul”, “Steve”, “Alan”, being yelled out as the Security are doing their patrols, Although the names are yelled out pretty randomly by random punters, we all knew that it meant, “Watch out guys, stash your gear, the Security are nearby, doing their patrols”, Sometimes just for fun they would shout out rood male & female names and swear words, 🇬🇧😎👍🏼

[@mehitabel6564]

My other half and sometimes split up in the supermarket to get the shopping twice as quick. I inevitably loose him, and call him from one end of the aisle to the other. "Alan. Alan. Alan". It always gets him. His name is Ken.

[@marionthompson3365]

😂😂😂

[@TrogART]

Yes you have to watch creature comforts, it’s genius. They recorded real conversations then animated the series to them, half of the fun watching it is knowing that the conversations are actually real. The animation is awesome as well.

[@michaelcaffery5038]

I was going to suggest that to them too but couldn't think of the title. Thanks.

[@newdimension4731]

There s a couple of them of those british voice over animal i saw them like 10 years ago and still make me laugh especially that owl with the 12 coffee ' I CAN'T EVEN BLINK ANYMORE' gets me on the floor

[@poppyblack1526]

I loved walk on the wild side (where these clips originally came from) 😂

[@CaffeinatedDinosaur]

I miss this, it was, and still is, one of the funniest programmes I’ve ever seen.

[@janinerichardsfink1903]

My family find each other in crowds by yelling "Alan,Alan" and when heard we answer back,"Steve,Steve,Steve"! The audio clip is from a Steve Coogan bit.

[@cheman579]

The Alan Steve callout is so cultural to us, I'll be at a gaming festival called Insomnia (if anyone knows it) sat playing games on my PC with my mates in a hall with around 1000 other people just playing video games and drinking, it's sick, and all through the night you'll hear an echoing loud "ALAN" then an equally loud "STEVE" from a different direction. I've literally had a spree with people for about 20 minutes where I've shouted ALAN and a different person shouts STEVE each time. It's pretty great.

[@natmanprime4295]

Anna always looks so frickin happy she must be BLESSED 💯🖐️

[@El_Smeghead]

If you listen closely to the voices, you may recognize some British comedians like Rhod Gilbert, Jon Thompson and a few others.

[@dorothyevans3864]

I recognise so many of those comedian’s voices. 😅😅😅

[@felixthecat02]

Great post, had me smiling away! You should also look in to the 'Creature Comforts' videos by the makers of Wallace and Gromit ,

[@HolyFreakinDragonSlayer]

Ardman animations creature comforts was the best. It was voiced by the brittish public. They also have a youtube channel with full episodes.

[@DruncanUK]

I agree. I just posted the same before I saw this post.

[@irishwristwatch2487]

For deffo! They used to be fantastic

[@felixthecat02]

@@DruncanUK No worries, great minds think alike (or is it fools never differ?). A lot of love for creature comforts in the posts anyway😁

[@AD270479]

Btw, that giraffe on the floor joke was worded slightly wrong. The Barman saying 'what's that lying (lion) there?' doesn't work, as obv if he thought it was a lion he wouldn't be asking what it is in the same sentence. He's meant to say 'Oi, you can't leave that lying (lion) there!' To which the response 'It's not a lion, it's a giraffe.' It fits much better.

[@wendygrounds6336]

Congratulations to you both. I imagine the whole house buying has been a frustrating time and omg even I was stressing out watching the house being delivered! You make a wonderful couple, now enjoy the next stage of your life together ❤️ Sending love from London x

[@janpenaluna5639]

One of my sons is called Allan. His brother's Steve! 😁👍

[@rupertmiller9690]

10 seconds in and now I have to play squeaky toy with my mutt. Bold opening move. I approve.

[@beautybeagles6982]

Absolutely classic bit of British comedy, I hadn't seen it for years. The Alan joke originated from an Alan Partridge sketch.

[@heartproblems2727]

The first time I saw the chipmunk beat box I nearly peed my pants...😂..thank you for the trip down memory lane.

[@andybrown4284]

There was a kids TV show called Animal Magic that ran for about 20 years, presented by a man called Johnny morris who would tell folk about the animals but also give them all voices

[@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween]

There was a show called creature comforts, they used stop motion to animate animals over interviews with people. Kind of the opposite of this and hilarious

[@emdee8840]

Your pup is adorable with her squeaky toy.

[@SilentBob731]

I've been a denizen of the Internet pretty much since its inception, but somehow I've never seen this video (aside from the "Alan!" bit). Can't remember the last time I laughed for that long non-stop...Subscribed! 👍✌❤

[@x_violette_x7713]

I remember watching this as a kid when it was first broadcast on BBC1 or something. Suffice to say, I don’t think I had ever been more confused 😂

[@jeanbellabasura1539]

you should try some Janey Godley animal voiceovers. Her Glaswegian accent is quite strong but you'll get into the flow of it.

[@KingBuster90]

BBCs Walk on the Wild Side 13 episodes its a bunch of British comedians doing the voice-overs like Jason Manford, Rhod Gilbert & Sarah Millican

[@sandhill6440]

Try 'Creature Comforts' Brilliant voiceover animals

[@PATRICKMaunsell]

Love your dogs so much. Your maggie reminds me of my daughters beagle Willow. She loves watching animals on the Tv as well.

[@cihunter4986]

Have you ever seen Wallace and Grommet, including the movies and Shaun the sheep, the spin off. The first one was ok, but in the second one, called The Wrong Trousers, there is an evil penguin, who can resist that! it's brilliant, all are worth watching for sure. And Creature Comforts too of course. I spent a good part of my 70's childhood laughing and crying over a TV show called All Creatures Great and Small, a drama with comic moments and lots of tears over sick animals and laughter over things like arms up cows backsides, beautiful Yorkshire dales in the 30's not quite the same thing as this, but very good and a snap shot of England in a by gone age. It was remade in the last 3 or 4 years just as good, but not giving me the fond childhood memories of the original.

[@ratowey]

I used to love this program, Its called Walk on the wild side.

[@peterbrown1012]

My dog loves the meerkat adverts, he could be upstairs but when he hears it he runs down and sits in front of the TV watching it.

[@claytonskids6764]

You Guys are FUN 🤗 thanks for sharing the fun 👍✨🤗

[@dogstaraycliffe]

That brightened up my day I haven't seen that in Yonks 🔥

[@grenvallion]

JT's arms look like a prime candidate for a video where anna waxes them. :)

[@Chris.groucott]

PMFL I'm british and have NEVER seen that, hahahah the beat boxing chipmunk get's me, Well done guys, best video reaction ever 🇬🇧 ❤️ 🇺🇸

[@harry4638]

this video u guys reacted to is top teir legendary content itll never be forgotten

[@kimberlyfrey8740]

Every groundhog is now named alan and Steve due to these videos lol

[@MrJools70]

Funny stuff both,This one got past me so i`m glad you posted it 😁

[@sconaldo7]

Oh Jason Manford and Rhod Gilbert on here didn't expect that

[@peekeyeseek]

Lol. My son is 30 now and he will still shout Allan and say night time day time.

[@keslitsmith1252]

I sadly don't have a dog anymore, but recently came across tik toks of people calling their dogs while they are next to them, as if they can't see the dogs right there. Would be interesting to see Maggie and Charleahs reactions. Lol

[@diongibbs312]

Squeaky toys and the noise they make resemble a dying animal so the dog is actually kidding the toy every time it bites into it like that plays with it

[@rnp497]

they were fantastic.

[@jessetownes]

I remember walk on the wild side. It was hilarious.

[@tedthesailor172]

A guy called Johnnie Morris used to do a series called "Animal Magic" during which he pretended to engage zoo animals in conversation. It was much more low-key but still very funny...

[@one.of.two1969]

My dog loves the horse racing on the television

[@MrDaiseymay]

I bet all the ''ALANS'' never had a moments peace at work

[@tomheinle1049]

I think its the British accents that make this more hilarious. It wouldn't be nearly as funny with American voices.

[@lovelifeandcrafts5003]

Another one is creature comforts (i think) made by the same people who made Wallace and grommet xx

[@cofinblood2000]

I am called Alan, I get it a lot still. Best time was on my 60th Birthday at my party, when loads of people started; Alan! Alan! Alan! all around the pub.

[@MrSearching4thetruth]

If you've never seen this video then you'll be in stitches. Do a reaction PLEASE. "Funny Prank Call to Pest Control for Pigeons" UK humor 😂

[@JessicaRainbow]

Back in 2011, at any music festival, all anyone ever shouted in the campsites was "Alan" and "Steve".

[@francesthompson593]

You would enjoy creature comforts!

[@shawnvarney4314]

classic love that video...watch it all the time

[@susanjames4235]

I love the " yeh I'm talking about you woman" ! X

[@Trickydickie86]

Great video guys. Liked n subbed

[@Sun_Flower1]

This channel so wholesome. I love it! 🙂👍🏻

[@christophergardiner535]

I think I just heard Rhod Gilbert as one of the Owls

[@England.81]

Alan will never get old here.

[@My-Planet-Now]

Possibly my favourite one yet

[@felicity1333]

Dan dan dan …..dan dan dan Alan partridge at his finest 😂 sorry Alan Alan Alan Steve Steve Steve

[@daisysunshine1324]

Not seen that for ages. So needed that laugh today. Cheers guys. ❤

[@katydaniels508]

Thank you 🤣🤣🤣 I really needed this today 😁

[@karenclover4948]

Wow not seen that in years, just pure joy

[@laceyy0utxbdz748]

Haha them animal clips was an actual tv show on tv hahaha😂

[@hotshot104]

#1 laugh track

[@stewedfishproductions7959]

Anna... JT !... Anna... JT !... Anna... JT!... Oh bloody hell... Maggie... good girl!😂

[@TheMrParkes]

So I had 2 cats called Allen and Steve. Quite a lot of these voices are well known British Comedians...

[@annemariefleming]

That one's a classic, lol!

[@leonbrooks2107]

Not sure if you picked up on some of the voices or not but many of the voices and writing for this show was done by some of the biggest names in UK comedy today including Jason Manford, Jon Richardson, Rhod Gilbert, Isy Suttie & Sarah Millican.

[@alanjones7040]

I get called Alan Alan Alan Alan Alan all the time 😂

[@Jamienomore]

Great Reactions to Very Funny Videos.

[@oliversherman2414]

"ALAN! ALAN! ALAN! ALAN!"

[@jonathanatwood5922]

A video you should watch is little girl does the ice bucket challenge. One of the funnies vids ever. Or just watch Babies swearing which includes the little girl ice bucket challenge

[@squeakatu1981]

My dad was always known as the farting gorilla from this show. Also I love how the doggo on the back of the sofa was watching with one eye open.

[@rpmfla]

Yeah Murray State. Graduated long before you two were born.

[@221b-Maker-Street]

It's Steve Edge doing the Alan! Alan! Steve! Marmot v/o. The inside joke being a nod to Edge's character *Alan,* in Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights, That Peter Kay Thing, and Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere, where he's one half of double-act *Les Alanos.* (Might also be a nod to Steve Coogan's comedy invention Alan Partridge - another Alan & Steve?)

[@Autiematt]

I watched this on tv years ago the original version was 30 minutes or an hour and it went through cockney Scottish and scouse

[@OMGitzEDD]

you guys should do the "naughty" voice overs of British kids shows absolutely brilliant them

[@gingerninjawhinger9986]

This stuff never gets old!

[@Chris_knott]

6:19 their faces 😂😂😂😁

[@scibear9944]

Yep...those birds were making babies❤

[@anklebiterwoodworks2818]

Talk about Couples' Goals! Such an awesome date night! Y'all is AWESOME! Night time....DAY TIME! ALEN....oh, wtf...STEVE!

[@emmahowells8334]

Love those videos, seen them before but it's still hilarious.😂😂😂👌

[@vegetarianpcgamer7923]

You should watch Ricky gervais and Karl pillkington teach English also Ricky’s globe awards speech too funny and brutal 😊

[@johnhall7679]

This all comes from a guy called Johnny Morris, I blame him. He was a Zoo Keeper, look him up.

[@iansimons5553]

Hahaha great reaction guys, keep them coming. Take care.

[@carolejones7365]

I love you two and your pups 😊😊

[@lizcollinson2692]

Wow alot of familiar voices too