FIRST TIME REACTING TO | BILL BURR "CANCELING PEOPLE" REACTION

[@imbubbymom]

She wasn't just a sympathizer, she was an active agent and collaborator.

[@paulvamos7319]

Like Bill said, it was either f**k em or kill em and she didn't want to die! 😂 😢 It's not funny unless Bill or George Carlin said it. 😂❤

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

The best part about the Sean Connery comments is that he had an interview with Barbara Walters after he said those things. She asked him if he wanted to apologize. His response? "No."

[@zatozatoichi7920]

Like a boss.

[@DAVIDSMITH-kj8di]

@@zatozatoichi7920 Like a cowardly POS.

[@cigancrni2630]

How about when she said he is gonna get some mail after what he said... his reply.. i might get some fe male 😂😂😂

[@SaltyPirate71]

Not only is it true, it's WAY worse than he makes it sound. Bill was being extremely generous to Coco Chanel.

[@Nichwar19]

How is it more bad what did she do

[@SaltyPirate71]

@@Nichwar19 One thing in particular is that before the war, she sold her business to some Jewish people and when the Germans invaded, she turned them in to the gestapo and got her business back. On multiple occasions she turned in Jews to the nazis for her own personal benefit when there was no need to do so to protect herself. She openly profiteered off of the nazi policies towards Jews and gypsies.

[@corsojames]

​@@Nichwar19 She collaborated with the nazis and French puppet government to boost her career and clothing line. She was going to be labelled a nazi collaborator after the war, but Winston Churchill stepped in and let her off. You can barely hide it behind "doing it because she had to", she clearly had some other motives

[@1982nitinarora]

So you have hairy legs

[@duncanmacphail2532]

Apparently, she was heavily anti-Semitic and she used the invasion as an opportunity to punish workers who had gone on strike for higher wages.

[@romanhardware]

"Men don't realize this until they go to prison". Best joke in the video

[@mmartinezPhysics]

9:30 That one caught Britt off guard! LOL!

[@michaeljacyna1973]

I also like the "just to refresh my memory...." I love waiting for both those lines.

[@orchoose]

and dark

[@SP-gq9wb]

" I grew up in the 70's, I thought being a truck driver was a cool thing"... Effing priceless and so true!

[@EricGordon-j2s]

Hell yeah got to love the BJ & The Bear reference

[@travisyarbrough4033]

BJ and The Bear and Smokey and The Bandit ........ Oh Yeah !!!!!

[@tomate3391]

What is even more funny that in some female reactions (not you, Britt) they are felt offended, after the sentence with what women for options have, but as soon as Bill said that with the prison, they started laughing, so raping man is funny, but the other stuff is very offensive. That is the crazy world where we living in.

[@callanc3925]

@RandomShart "men dont realise this until they go to prison" is a pretty clear r4p3 joke buddy...

[@callanc3925]

@RandomShart Hey buddy, how exactly do you think men in prison use sex to get what they want?

[@greasey8695]

@RandomShart Are you pretending that prison sex is 100% consensual?

[@semi6544]

@RandomShart -- If you offer sex in order to escape a bad consequence, it is barely different than rape. You are having sex against your will. Having sex against your will and having sex to survive is a very thin line. What are you even defending?

[@richardsjenkins760]

@@greasey8695if you need to use sex to get what you want as a man then youre not being raped.

[@aminboebers]

During the Second World War, the NSDAP made all of Germany's industry fit for war. Companies that produced normal commodities for everyday use were ordered to produce and supply materials necessary for the war. Famous examples are the tank parts from the Porsche factories and the military uniforms from Hugo Boss.

[@Chivaltic]

Also Adolf Dassler founder of Adidas and he's brothers Rudolf Dassler founder of Puma, both worked with their father producing war material for the German Army.

[@stevewarnock9684]

Get a life its comedy

[@sketchtherapy1218]

Yes

[@sketchtherapy1218]

@@Chivaltic yes

[@travisyarbrough4033]

They willingly did the work by the way. NONE of them were gonna turn down the money. They didn't break even on their investment .....

[@marcussmith8747]

Speaking from personal experience, most people are ignorant of their favourite label's historical actions and opinions.

[@baron7755]

Would you usually speak from other people’s experience?

[@IbrahimservantofAllah]

Right like how bill mentioned porche....porche created one of the first prototypes for the Tiger 1 tank wich was a symbol for n@zi power....or how hugo voss designed uniforms for the SS.

[@marcussmith8747]

@Baron Thomas My experience of having conversations with other people about these sort of things, and finding out they don't really know anything.

[@bryck7853]

@@baron7755 most of the time we do. I don't know what happened before I was 2 or so. Anything before that is another person's experience. So according to you, it is unacceptable to discuss any experiences that you personally didn't have.

[@joshbull623]

​@@baron7755 The U.S. is 246 years old, "advanced" human civilization(that we know of) started 6,000 years ago, I am only a 30 year old American.......so yeah, I and most people are going to speak from other's experiences. No other choice until we invent a time machine. That is just in the terms of time, now input geography as statistically most people don't leave their country their entire life, some don't even leave their home town or city and ever changing nations over the course of a life time bringing drastic changes to culture and society, you don't actually have a choice.

[@patverum9051]

Bill's Scottish accent is pretty good. Connery was from Edinburgh, an accent different from dozens of other local accents. BTW German tank did not have Porsche engines but Ferdinand Porsche was involved in the design phase of German tanks, and made some prototypes.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

So they basically had Porsche engines then.

[@sylsgn2966]

The hugo Boss Uniforms was also true. The man was speaking nothing but facts !

[@BrilligandtheSlithyToves]

Weren't they Mercedes engines? Asking seriously. Not making a joke.

[@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883]

@@BrilligandtheSlithyToves Every company in Germany that existed during the Nazi regime made stuff for the Nazis. Porsche manufactured and designed tanks and engines. BWM and Mercedes did to. Boss made uniforms. It wasn't exactly a choice when the Nazis asked them to do something. They all potentially were under extreme duress. The most evil German companies were Krupp and IG Farben. They were all about the Holocaust.

[@BrilligandtheSlithyToves]

@@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 thank you for the information. I appreciate it.

[@BrilligandtheSlithyToves]

The baby pooping in their diaper is an OUTSTANDING analogy. Thank you. 😂

[@tsdbhg]

"Intentionally slapping someone." "Crapping I'm a diaper before knowing what is going on." Anyone who thinks these two scenarios are analogous needs to get a psychological evaluation. It's a false analogy.

[@thewatchman6074]

That's true, Hugo Boss did design and make the Gestapo Uniform.

[@joshuamcdowell1460]

NASA post WWII:

[@mattcoyle5867]

Yesss have been waiting for you to get around to this Britt....2 things.....when he says...HOWEVER...you knew things were going to go deep...then when you looked through ur hands with 1 eye when he talks about women fucking their way out of situations..i nearly spat my coffee out...hahaha....thanks for the laughs x

[@ShelliGriffith-mg9jt]

You're very right. You can't go back and bring that crap up bc it was the "times." That goes for EVERYTHING. 🧡

[@MarioRamos-wr3sp]

Britt great reaction as usual, thank you! Noticed that the sound from your mic was lower than the video sound.

[@JACKTHETRIXTER]

“How does he come up with this stuff?” Really? “Follow the breadcrumbs to the psycho in front of you.”- Bill Burr

[@davidberry4256]

Thanks!

[@brittreacts]

Thank you!!

[@ntalekapiteni5051]

She wasn't just sympathiser, she was an active collaborator.

[@劉炎-p9z]

actually Porsche made a lot of tanks during the war like many other heavy industry corps you are very familiar today. Like Ford, Cadillac, Mitsubishi( they also made A6M zero fighter aircrafts, which comprise a large proportion of the notorious Kamikaze) A Porsche engine is an engine made by Porsche, not necessarily for a car.

[@Sicarii86]

They really had tanks with Porsche engines and they really had Hugo Boss uniforms Britt. And maybe you can recognize "Thyssenkrupp" brand they produce escalators and elevators in our time, but in ww2 they were building locomotives, ships and trucks for Hitler. VW, Audi, Mercedes all the brands had involded in ww2.

[@gwilli9511]

And Mitsubishi made the engines for the Japanese Zero plane, the list goes on and on.

[@Sicarii86]

@@gwilli9511 exactly!

[@craigfowler7098]

Bill Burr is a brilliant comedian unafraid to tell the truth. Brilliant

[@johnmccormack9569]

Brit, I have been watching reaction videos for awhile now, let me tell you, I absolutely love watching your reaction videos, you are go to when I sign on. Then I move on after I confirm you haven't had any new reactions. Thank you Thank you Thank you, please don't stop.

[@danielpeters2282]

IBM sold them the punch card machines to separate the Jews. They even sent technicians to repair them

[@iainfreer5371]

i've seen this many times but your reaction made me laugh like it was the first time

[@Farmer_Dave]

How to keep a man happy by Bill Burr. Great advice for young brides explained bill burrs way.

[@jordancarpenter676]

Y’all know what cancel culture did? It made people stand up. React! And most notably the great comedians. Now the cancel people have to answer. They can’t. Thank you Dave there is no cancel for comedy or free thinking.

[@papafiendish6263]

I was watching this at night, had to turn the volume down 4 times 😂

[@arnoldcox9128]

Bill is something else

[@CheckersMcGavern]

Excellent video! I did notice that your audio is just a smidge softer than the video you're watching, but it's not a huge deal. Keep up the great work!

[@phillipjohnson4299]

ABSOLUTELY TRUE!!!

[@Vottotoiono]

Yeah, their tanks WAS really equipped with Porsche engines. And their uniform WAS for real designed by Hugo Boss.

[@conrad98gtp]

Nobody is bringing up canceling a "woman" because I'd be safe to say that a majority of people consisting of cancel culture are women. And women aren't driven to cancel their own gender. Most are easily influenced to bash on men. Toxic masculinity, hierarchy, and all that b.s.

[@ArgentAppeal]

YEAH, this info is known, among many others.

[@John-d5j9o]

😊 Yes it's true.

[@ogopogohunter69]

Your reaction to the "Back is against the wall" thing was hilarious.

[@laudanum669]

My Grandfather was a Foreman for one of the largest Railroads. Back when I was a kid I would go down to the Depot/Warehouse area where he worked as it was just down the hill from where we lived. One day I walked in and his workers must have been slacking off and I heard my Grandpa say "If any of you White boy's worked as hard as Tommy "The Nigg*r" we would be getting Sh#t done on time". My Grand Dad was not a racist he was just from a different era. He served in WWII and belonged to the American Legion until he died at the age of 96 and he had several Black friends that were also members. A few of the remaining ones participated at his funeral in the "21 Gun Salute".

[@RyanRichardsToby]

Porche did make engines for German tanks.

[@naboolicious6283]

I'm a man, who's a WW2 history buff. I know all about Coco, and I still shell out $200 every once in a while for my bottle of Bleu de Chanel.

[@willblood7082]

💯 true about Coco Chanel AND Hugo Boss.

[@YellinInMyEar]

Porsche wicki "An important contributor to the German war effort during World War II,[1] Porsche was involved in the production of advanced tanks such as the VK 4501 (P), the Elefant (initially called "Ferdinand") self-propelled gun, and the Panzer VIII Maus super-heavy tank, as well as other weapon systems, including the V-1 flying bomb.[2] Porsche was a member of the Nazi Party and an officer of the Schutzstaffel (SS)."

[@YellinInMyEar]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Porsche

[@John-d5j9o]

Build just speaking the truth that's all speak your truth Bill speaker truth it's the truth😂

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

This was great. Thank you.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

No one is talking about it because feminism and SJWism isnt about equality. Its is about "all men are evil", particularly straight and white ones and even more so if theyre actually masculine. Like Sean Connery. Coco Chanel wasnt a man so whatever she did is fine. Thats why no one is talking about it. And yea, Bills Connery impression was actually pretty good.

[@thundacracka77]

Chanel, BMW, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen... The list goes on and on.

[@chriscr21]

Great reaction little lady!!!! And yeah, Sean Connery was Scottish, and a badass for sure. Bill Clips always go in right away for sure, just dive in, no warning, cover-up, face the blast, nope, just "hairy legs!!!" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@miorandmior]

Fun fact Hugo boss designed the uniforms the nazis used in world war 2 Bmw started out making engines for the German airforce at that time (the BMW logo is actually a propeller, look at it again now 😊) Then there's the infamous Operation Paperclip - look it up

[@dukkencuvva1]

You tripped out on the Porsche thing, fact is that Volkswagen (or People's Car) was designed by Hitler and Porsche so that everybody in Germany could have a vehicle to drive on Hitler's new Autobahns. Another thing, you know the BMW logo? That's supposed to represent a propeller coz they're the company that built the engines for the Messerschmidts. One more bonus fact, you know Bayer? Yeah, that's the company that manufactured Zyklon B gas for the concentration camps and we're still giving all these companies our money, let that sink in for a minute

[@PeterWesleyBastone]

yes, it's all known in this age

[@danielwahome5283]

Yes Porsche ran Nazi tanks in WWII, a good example would be the elefont tank. Daimler engines ran the stuka dive bomber while BMW engines were in fulckeWulf fighter aircraft. On the other hand Japan had mitsubishi zeros run circles all over pearl harbor

[@matthew6427]

I totally agree with the times and context making a huge difference. Of course it doesn't absolve that behavior but it's a bit more understandable.

[@angelmarcano6747]

Yes it's true look it up!!!!

[@headhunter1945]

Yes, some German tanks in WW2 had engines built by Porsche, though not many.

[@radesigns001]

Britt, I'm loving your reactions...so animated! Constructive criticism...your mike volume is lower than the volume of the video you are playing and I find myself turning up the volume when you are talking because I enjoy your comments 🙂

[@Lorinda212]

I was hoping you were going to do this one soon ))

[@brittreacts]

☺️☺️☺️

[@paulvamos7319]

Bill is completely accurate because, It was the times! I grew up in the 70's & 80's and men were not men if they didn't hit their women. The last time I saw my dad is when they were taking him away in the ambulance after my mom broke a cast iron skillet over his head! He'd just thrown me through the 3rd story window of our house and I landed in the mud, mom said it sounded like two wet palms clapped together and a grunt! 🤣 She clocked him as he was turning on her, I was lucky to be able to roll out of the way before he fell on the mud beside me. I was 5 and it was 1976. I was sent to Michigan to live with my grandpa and I loved it. ❤ Sorry for the long comment. I'm here by myself and I have stories. 😊

[@stephenw.20]

Fellow GenXer here - sounds like a fairly normal childhood ;). Love the comment.

[@lenculpepper9150]

Born in 1970 and it was pretty common to see a rowdy chicks cheeks get fluffed back then. Archie and Edith said it best, "those were the days"!

[@paulvamos7319]

@@lenculpepper9150 🤣😎👍

[@markomarttila1787]

Yes IT IS true

[@williameaton1232]

YES !! THAT'S EXACTLY HOW SEAN CONNERY SOUNDS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I THOUGHT HE HAD A RECORDING OF SEAN AND PLAYED T I'M 75 I WATCHED ALL '' HIS MOVIES !!!!!!!

[@Mark_MOORE_VFL]

Love your channel

[@paulsherman9365]

Yes, that's exactly what Sean Connery sounds like.

[@Hattori_Hanzō_侍]

"Is that what Sean Connery sounded like?". 😂 Jesus, I'm 30 years old and that made me feel like I'm 100.

[@RenaissanceMundo]

Yep volkswagen makes Porsche orginally atleast and they made the military vehicles also

[@sportcorner3594]

no ones talking about it because shes a woman plain and simple, in our world today women cant be wrong.

[@TheRyno525]

People shouldn't be cancelled.... PERIOD.

[@chrispytelomeres9863]

Best analogy ever!

[@timbuktu8069]

From Wikipedia: World War II In 1939, at the beginning of World War II, Chanel closed her shops, maintaining her apartment situated above the couture house at 31 Rue de Cambon. She said that it was not a time for fashion;[30] as a result of her action, 4,000 female employees lost their jobs.[8]: 101  Her biographer Hal Vaughan suggests that Chanel used the outbreak of war as an opportunity to retaliate against those workers who had striked for higher wages and shorter work hours in the French general labor strike of 1936. In closing her couture house, Chanel made a definitive statement of her political views. Her dislike of Jews, reportedly sharpened by her association with society elites, had solidified her beliefs. She shared with many of her circle a conviction that Jews were a threat to Europe because of the Bolshevik government in the Soviet Union.[8]: 101  During the German occupation, Chanel resided at the Hotel Ritz. It was noteworthy as the preferred place of residence for upper-echelon German military staff. During this time, she had a romantic liaison with Baron Hans Günther von Dincklage, a German aristocrat and member of Dincklage noble family. He served as diplomat in Paris and was a former Prussian Army officer and attorney general who had been an operative in military intelligence since 1920,[8]: 57  who eased her arrangements at the Ritz.[8]:

[@InquisitorCyTh]

I know it's off the topic, but since you seem to get interested in curious history facts, here's another one: The Person who invented a method used in industry to synthesize ammonia to manufacture fertilizers that saved humanity from starving at the start of 20's century ALSO was the father of the chemical warfare that took many thousands of lives during WW1.

[@joeysabad4307]

Just say, ... "It's true, Bill "... Lol. 😅 😂

[@orchoose]

Ofc its all true , it being true is the point of the joke. Engines, uniforms, all references are on point.

[@jpablico]

2:40 - "Make it make sense" is the official slogan of 2020 to 2022.

[@megatwingo]

Bill mixed up the Porsche design of turrets and whole tanks for the German army in WWII with the brand of the engines of those tanks. The engines came from Maybach.

[@grahammalcolm7130]

Lots of things are true but it's History

[@gregjohnston5684]

Good diaper poop analogy to illustrate an excellent point.

[@timgray3790]

If you remember when musk bought Twitter that alysa Milano girl called him racist and said she traded in her Tesla car for a Volkswagen electric car because she didn’t want a car owned by a racist. She called him racist because he was born in South Africa. The funny part is that Volkswagen was created by and it’s first model car designed by Adolph Hitler. She did what most people do when irony slaps you in the face, she went silent.

[@kyleb.8153]

I love that you have common sense! It really has to do with intelligence. You are an intelligent woman

[@kharilane1340]

There are a lot of really intelligent people with no common sense whatsoever. Intelligence plus common sense multiplied by right actions and reactions equals wisdom.

[@patrickmcgavin2245]

It's true about cocoa chanelle.

[@randallshelp4017]

true

[@benjaminroe311ify]

Oh it's true. The Coco Chanel stuff.

[@lexmachina8961]

"I know Porsche is a German car" Ok, I'm out...

[@benkline7761]

The baby analogy was perfect!

[@benkline7761]

Btw his Sean Connery impression was spot on!

[@zablak689]

Bill: still buy your coco chanel, she's still a hero Britt: right...like what 😕😧

[@fidelisjk]

yes, what do you think all the german companies were manufacturing during the second world war? For some reason that period is not in their brochures

[@leethecomedian]

I imagine they (Chanel) don't mention that in the companies history lol

[@xprodigyx9069]

It's ancient history, and that's why no one is bringing it up, lol, and she is long dead and gone, not to mention a lot still still loves the brand 😂😂

[@Kaito-1412-]

Fun fact: He didn't say "horrible" he said "whoreible" With extra effort put in the "whore" 😅

[@conrad98gtp]

Yes, that sounded EXACTLY like Sean Connery!! 👏🏻 👌🏼😂

[@reflectionist]

Excellent point about the historical context, it's just that I don't know if I like it. I mean, there's only so far you can get with, "they didn't know it was wrong!" Because I'm pretty sure slavery was wrong even when slavery wasn't generally considered wildly racist and twice as evil. Like when the Nazis were trying to defend themselves in court after WW2 by saying, "We were just following orders!" And that defense didn't go well.

[@Valhalrik]

Yep, if You do your research On people. You will find out all sorts of Skeletons!

[@jraykotheanomaly2365]

Funny,intelligent, beautiful....wow

[@richardpitcher6231]

Great logic. I just wish people would remember that about slavery too. Of course it was terrible but like it or not it happened, to NO fault of the descendants now. Why do they have to pay a price for shit they had nothing to do with ? ... a little off topic but the same logic

[@art2736]

What "price" are they paying?

[@jspera4187]

It would be noteworthy to add that slavery was/is not something that was a uniquely US occurrence. It's gone on all over the world for thousands of years and sadly continues to this day, China being a current example. The next time you're thinking of buying any number of "US" products being manufactured in China , you might want to pause and give a moments thought for the Uyghurs who've been enslaved by the CCP to work in many of those "western" factories and are also being used for organ harvesting. Slavery has always been the powerful taking advantage of the weaker for their own uses. It's happened to many different races over the millennia. The sad fact of the African slave trade to the US is that it was actually strong African groups that conquered weaker groups, took them to the coast, and sold them to the slave traders. If not for that, there would have been few if any slaves brought to and used in America.

[@art2736]

@@jspera4187 Doesn't minimize what was done here nor the ripple effects it's caused to this day

[@richardpitcher6231]

Potentially reparations, not being hired because quotas, being labeled racists for absolutely no reason other than the color of their skin (by definition "racist"), college admissions because of quotas, etc.

[@art2736]

@Richard Pitcher all false talking points to rile up goobers like you. There are no potential reparations. There is zero impact on white people in regards to affirmative action. ZERO. Ignorant or just racist?

[@barrypate4203]

Craig Ferguson does a fantastic imitation of Shaun Connery. Please review Dave Chapelle ,Craig Ferguson and Drew Cary, will not disappoint. I enjoy your reactions. I'll look into your music reviews. Thanks

[@vincentboyd6165]

Salty Pirate is correct!

[@jmp32307]

Its ben a yr and coco still isnt canceled i just found your channel and im subscribing.

[@Valhalrik]

His Gall is his stick And somebody needs to say it!

[@SuperChaoticus]

The 'Behind the Bastards' podcast has an excellent show about Coco Chanel. Well worth the time to listen.

[@SteveInTheOC]

Hi Miss Britt. 👋 it’s all true.

[@TheIceman567]

It's true, It's true, It's damn true.

[@kyleb.8153]

100% true

[@tomeng9520]

She was loco for sure the Coco. World War II In 1939, at the beginning of World War II, Chanel closed her shops, maintaining her apartment situated above the couture house at 31 Rue de Cambon. She said that it was not a time for fashion;[30] as a result of her action, 4,000 female employees lost their jobs.[8]: 101  Her biographer Hal Vaughan suggests that Chanel used the outbreak of war as an opportunity to retaliate against those workers who had struck for higher wages and shorter work hours in the French general labor strike of 1936. In closing her couture house, Chanel made a definitive statement of her political views. Her dislike of Jews, reportedly sharpened by her association with society elites, had solidified her beliefs. She shared with many of her circle a conviction that Jews were a threat to Europe because of the Bolshevik government in the Soviet Union.[8]: 101  During the German occupation, Chanel resided at the Hotel Ritz. It was noteworthy as the preferred place of residence for upper-echelon German military staff. During this time, she had a romantic liaison with Baron Hans Günther von Dincklage, a German aristocrat and member of Dincklage noble family. He served as diplomat in Paris and was a former Prussian Army officer and attorney general who had been an operative in military intelligence since 1920,[8]: 57  who eased her arrangements at the Ritz.

[@TheLord-YT-FTM]

His Sean Connery impression was 95% right on

[@Buses2Bikes]

Burr = AWESOME