First Time Watching *BORAT* Had Me CRYING Laughing From The Absurdity!

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Whoa Wahh Wee Whaa... The Amount Of People Who Really Commenting Why The Word Gyp$# Is Bleeped Out Is Insane. If You Actually Do Research Before You Speak You Would Know That It Is Considered A Slur Now. Yall Really Coming At Me Like I'm Stupid Or Something. I Literally Have An Editor Who Is Romani And They Edited This Video And Censored The Word. So Don't Cry To Me.

[@cesarhernandez6861]

This video was Very Nice!

[@robkoosh]

The fact that under whoa wahh wee whaa is written Translate to english.

[@rubenlopez3364]

KING OF DA CASTLE

[@migiplayz91]

Bro your laughter to the cheese scene was top notch

[@ToniMcGinty]

I'm from Scotland, and a friend of mine was actually at the conference when Borat and Azamat came in naked. All of his table companions were furioua, but he instantly saw it was Borat and nearly fell off his chair laughing.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

This is by far the most hilarious Mockumentary in history. Sacha Baron Cohen nailed this role so perfectly.

[@christhornycroft3686]

True, but the Trailer Park Boys is close and more realistic, at least if you’re comparing Sacha Baron Cohen’s behaviour as Borat with the behaviour of the Trailer Park Boys. Everyone in Canada knows someone like Ricky, Julian and Bubbles.

[@thefourshowflip]

I’d have said that before I saw some of Philomena Cunk…she absolutely kills me😂

[@deetzyboywonder9312]

He did even better in the second

[@dogsbreakfast4952]

@@christhornycroft3686tpb is not realistic 😆 but it’s hilarious

[@Cookieboy70]

It's a shame he blew up so much, that he's too recognizable now for it to work.

[@TheOdMan]

This movie has both real and staged parts. You can tell which are the real ones because they are the ones that's most fucked up. This movie is a treasure.

[@FloridaMugwump]

Which ones are staged?

[@darkrootgarden3530]

@@FloridaMugwump Pamela Anderson's kidnapping was staged because she was in on it. In fact the only actors in the movie were Sacha Baron Cohen, Ken Davitian (who played Azamat), Luenell, and Pamela Anderson.

[@Filard25]

@@FloridaMugwumpPamela was in on it but security wasn’t. They kept it that way to make it seem real when they took him down

[@upfront2375]

Dude all of it is kinda staged Lol you forget that we laugh at everything in this country?! how tf ppl stayed with a straight face through this?! it's his style.. he ask the folks to do NOT break character no matter what, and tell em that he's gonna play someone extremely stupid. 😂 You mfz believe everything! of course he's not gonna let out his secret and say that all of it is real!

[@FloridaMugwump]

@@upfront2375 Ridiculous. He pretends to be a stupid foreigner making a crappy documentary for a crappy Eastern European country. All very believable because Eastern Europeans are stupid and backward. As in too backwards to know how to use a TOILET. Americans are willing to believe he is really a retard foreigner because all foreigners are retarded. And who worries about being discrete in a movie that will NEVER be shown in America, lol. Or any civilized country.

[@Arimath3a]

Sacha nearly suffocated from the naked hotel room scene. If you watch closely, Sacha gives the signal to get his costar to get off his face (pounding his hand on the bed) but the crew was laughing so hard they didn’t see it and kept filming. 😂

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Lol Poor Borat!

[@nomore583]

i refuse to watch closely....

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@nomore583 I can understand you Lol That scene was hard for me to watch too, it made me feel much more disgusted that like if I was having fun!

[@KamandaHickey]

That scene is awful because you laugh so hard it hurts 😂😂😂

[@reggieazem4143]

can you imagine tho? soft bed, so not able to escape, 400lbs of fat on your chest compressing and then the physical suffocation, sounds like HELL, I'm sure he was panicking

[@philliesphan9364]

My favorite bit of trivia is one time during a shooting competition in Kuwait a woman from Kazakhstan won and they downloaded the anthem for Kazakhstan to play when they gave her the medal, but accidentally downloaded the Borat version. It's on KZbin and it's hilarious.

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

That's hilarious. It's also awesome that a woman won, and that they weren't harsh to foreign national as they have a history of such abuse towards foreigners.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

The best part is that the Kazakh athlete got the troll and she rolled with it. She's a great sport. Great success.

[@lisaanimi]

The story goes that the athlete was not expected to win and the event organisers hadn't loaded the Kazakhstan's national anthem beforehand and they realised this mere minutes before the medal ceremony and one event employee put on KZbin Kazakstan national anthem and put the first result in without listening it first and it was the Borat theme. The search results are now modified because of the incident

[@ardakrakhmetov4653]

yeap its hilarious, also very racist😊

[@randomsomeguy156]

​@@ardakrakhmetov4653 not racist, just ignorant/uninformed. That would be like saying waltzing Matilda is the national Australian anthem. It not racist its just not the right answer.

[@srbrant5391]

Fun fact: the police were called on Sasha *91 times* during the filming of _Borat._

[@Wilderness_Tv]

Player haters.

[@aSSGoblin1488]

pretty sure these were paid actors doing skits. do i know it for a fact? nope. but u cant commercialize normal ppl without consent

[@WillTOTK]

@@aSSGoblin1488no, not a single person was an actor. That’s why it’s so crazy😂

[@eldonhill4840]

@@aSSGoblin1488 For sure, if they were real people they would have sued him or something

[@musicaddict9058]

​@@eldonhill4840He is the most sued actor ever

[@maia98]

Sasha being antisemitic while speaking full herew was just hilarious to me. In contrast to the characters he plays he is actually a really really smart and impressive man. Love him!!

[@jessecortez9449]

He's literally Jewish. Even went to Tel Aviv university for religious studies. So he gets the pass just like every other Jewish actor. Any other actor tries this and they'd get flamed and the ADL would make them make a public apology, a donation to a Jewish cause and a public visit to Auschwitz.

[@voidmstr]

@@jessecortez9449😡

[@ihuliige6776]

"Why are people so antisemitic??" -- a jewish man who literally makes a living from taking advantage of people's goodwill.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

The Jewish couple in the B&B caught wind of being trolled when they overheard Sacha speaking Hebrew. When the movie was released and they watched it, they were two of the very few who thought it was clever and funny.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

@@jessecortez9449 Kinda like how _South Park_ gets away with having an antisemitic character because co-creator Matt Stone is Jewish.

[@SumSum030]

The reason he makes so many jewish jokes is because the actor is jewish, and when he speaks in Kazakh, its actually hebrew. Same with azamat, when he speaks, I think it's Armenian. Man is a genius, he inspired a whole new way of doing comedy and played so many characters, all just as funny

[@qoysary]

И оскорбил Казакстан на весь мир, это рассизм чувак а вы смеётёсь

[@SumSum030]

@@qoysary I don't think of Kazakhstan negatively because of his comedy, it's funny what he does. When you see it you aren't saying "Oh my, Kazakhstan is so pathetic". I don't think that it's a backwards country because of the jokes he makes. I'm just laughing at the kind of remarks his character makes and things he does, which would only be possible through claiming to be from a real country.

[@SumSum030]

@@qoysary If anything, this movie exposes just how stupid and ignorant so many Americans are.

[@qoysary]

@@SumSum030 но как ты обьяснишь что это комедия тупым людям которые этого не понимают?

[@sn2a1]

@@SumSum030 It was so grazy funny we laughed cried the whole movie, I was very disappointed later knowing that Sacha did not pay nearly enough for Romanian crew and he used the whole poor village of poorest romanis in Romania, not telling they would be shown at bad and ridiculous light, they thought it is documentary. Sacha used their own poor homes, that is quite terrible.

[@nick6134]

Fun fact - Kazakhstan actual tourism tagline is "Very nice" because of Borat.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Lol I love it!

[@daved2352]

Yeah they grew to embrace it but at first they hated the movie. also at some international sports event the local team accidentally played the Kazakhstan anthem from this movie instead of the real one and it became an international incident and massive apologies had to be made.

[@bohaygamer3943]

Fellas... That's Romania not Kazahstan lmao

[@Johnnythefirst]

Hahaha, this is wonderful. I would love for Sacha to come and make fun of my country but sadly i'm from a boring European one.

[@koilvondailey8030]

Kazakhstan IS nice, though.

[@denysmace3874]

How he got out of this film alive, especially after the national anthem, i will never know.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

I know he's gotten many death threats and many people trying to sue him, he's the literal definition of the word fearless!

[@joshuaortiz2031]

Dude bruno was worse . Remember the super straight wrestling scene?

[@deadsetondreams1988]

@@joshuaortiz2031 I've only seen Borat 1 and 2, and I only saw it in 2020 when the 2nd one came out XD Growing up I wasn't allowed to watch mostly comedy films because of the inappropriate jokes, so I'm late to the comedy film game 🤣 I binged both films when my parents were out of the house because my friend from work said I needed to watch them. I have yet to sneak and watch Bruno XD

[@alesksander]

@@joshuaortiz2031 Apparently they nearly escaped death after that cage scene. ROFL

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

Baron Cohen has been sued multiple times since the original Borat film, and he hasn't lost a case yet. Participants were asked to sign a “STANDARD CONSENT AGREEMENT” prepared by “One America Productions Inc.” The document describes a “documentary-style film” designed “to reach a young adult audience by using entertaining content and formats.” The agreement goes on to release the production company from a list of 16 potential claims. The waivers encompass claims of defamation, invasion of privacy, and infringement of publicity rights-and they do so in unusual detail.

[@TheRamblingSoul]

Always be protecting your ass. Put it all in writing. Sasha knows how to do it right.

[@TheMarvelousM]

People can say what they will about this film, you gotta respect Sasha Baron Cohen's dedication. Also, this Christmas, u gotta watch Jingle All the Way.

[@ryanb3486]

Reee, youreee MAKING ME CRY

[@upfront2375]

Dedication?!? more like "connections". This dude's last name is "Cohen" go figure out! He's very talented but He wouldn't be able to do and get away with ALL of this if he was regular white-black or anything other than a J** from a very powerful background... He had half of US suing him after this and they dropped ALL of them for him😄 That's some "privilege" The chosen children of God;)

[@nathanwelch2966]

I was watching that newscast live on channel 16. Funny story is that he was supposed to go to another station across town for another interview, and they cancelled last night due to a gut feeling. He passed the vetting of both stations with flying colors

[@Chamomileable]

To the credit of the Jewish couple, those were isopods (pillbugs), which carry no disease, generally do not infest, and pose zero harm to humans. They're also easy to breed in captivity and were probably put there by the film crew for that gag lol.

[@MattKittredge2112]

Seeing this in theaters back in 2006 is still one of the Top 5 most hilarious theater going experiences I ever had. 🤣

[@sudicalwig]

Mine too! Tropic Thunder was another one that got insane laughs. But Borat was something else.

[@elizabethsjuve2994]

Bruno was a wild ride in theaters too I couldn’t breathe from laughing and some people walked out from being triggered 😂

[@smosh7529]

Fun fact, his village is a gipsy village in Romania and people got pretty angry after the translation was out because they couldn’t understand him beforehand

[@Cadinho93]

Fun Fact: The scene with Pamela Anderson had to be filmed twice, with different people because on the first try nobody jumped to save her. Also, the fact that a lot of the people didn't know Borat was just a character and that a lot of people in this movie tried to sue Sacha Baron Cohen after it came out was hilarious.

[@TheMarvelousM]

Further facts, the security guards were from the First take.

[@made-line7627]

What was the basis of the lawsuits haha?

[@DeathBean89]

@@made-line7627 probably something like "You made me look bad!" even though they were the ones saying that shit, lmao

[@Rhodair]

yeah, they try suing for defamation like bros you weren't tricked into anything.. you put the stupid in your own mouth

[@crookedcarpet]

frat guys got expelled from university of South Carolina. I actually met the big one one time. I was told prior to meeting him DO NOT MENTION BORAT. LOL.

[@dogsbreakfast4952]

This, jackass, and team America are the hardest I’ve ever laughed in a theatre

[@ninja0329]

Let's face it Borat is just an hour and a half jackass stunt.

[@JacobLunbeck]

Sacha Baron Cohen nearly caused a riot during the rodeo scene.

[@DannyWood7989]

Sacha Baron Cohen is so incredibly talented, he doesn't just "stay in character" he becomes the character. It's a skill others in his profession could only wish for. His characters are so elaborate and over the top. They're designed in such a way to provoke an extreme reaction and/or response. It almost gives an open license for whoever he is around to speak exactly what is on their mind, due to ultra confident and expressive characters he plays. It's truly a gift. Borat/Sacha, received 20 wins & 34 nominations at various awards shows. In real life, he's a very funny, smart, caring, and articulate individual, with a pinch of his characters querks for good measure. Furthermore, if you can believe it after his performance in Borat, he's Jewish, as are both his parents. He rarely speaks in public out of character, however, when he does, it's usually quite memorable. Khazhakstan was annoyed with how Borat portrayed their country, however, when their tourism boomed, they decided to go along with it. Highly recommend any of his other films, as well as some interviews and speeches he's done (see below). ADL's Never Is Now 2019 | ADL International Leadership Award Presented to Sacha Baron Cohen > kzbin.info/www/bejne/r57EiKRrrr98j68 Sacha Baron Cohen Wins Best Actor Motion Picture Musical or Comedy - Golden Globes 2007 > kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKOnZYSfmtiIhKc Sacha Baron Cohen Relives Times He Went Too Far | The Jonathan Ross Show > kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5Wwn5JnnMiJfNU

[@sgthoughtss]

I remember when my friend and I went to see it in theatres. Everyone lost their minds especially at the naked hotel scenes. It was straight chaos and I was in TEARS witnessing it all the reactions!! 😂Also, there were so many people who didn't know its a mockumentary and he was playing a character. Then they were trying to sue him afterwards as if Sasha forced them to show their how racist and homophobic they were. 😂😂 I use to watch him on his HBO show as Ali G wayyy before the movie came out so I assumed people already knew he was bullshittin' but boy was I wrong. **sighs** Great times!

[@1nobillyno]

Yes, the old Borat skits on the Ali G Show were hilarious. I hope he does Bruno next.

[@sgthoughtss]

@@1nobillyno The Bruno movie came out a few years after this.

[@thesplawn]

@@sgthoughtss I think he means he hopes Mell reacts to Bruno next.

[@sgthoughtss]

@@thesplawn Ahhh, oops. lol

[@Rhodair]

Quite a timely reaction too since just last month news dropped that Sacha Baron Cohen is starting a new Ali G project. That's my favorite character of his even though the movie's so-so. I still laugh so much at his interviews with priests.. politicians.. the Beckhams.. they still hold up imo.

[@Mattatronian]

Depressed this week. Feeling lonely. Just came back from the gym at midnight here and three this on. Your laugh is infectious dude. I saw this in the cinema when it came out and I've seen it 100 times since, but enjoyed it the most now tonight in a long time.

[@John-Andersen]

One of the best lines: "Azamat: We should go back to New York. At least there are no Jews there." Perfectly illustrates their utter cluelessness.

[@yoyoandrew123]

Great video. It was nice reliving the movie with you. I cried laughing to your reaction at 22:20 - 23:00.

[@moonshadow4274]

That naked fight scene and Mell's face had me dyyyying XDXDXD you should consider getting traumatized by Bruno next, another gross masterpiece XDXD

[@AprilGabrielle]

Bruno is a must watch!

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Oh, yes!

[@idfreed]

Bruno will destroy him 🤣

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

Everything this man has done has been genius, his wife is pretty amazing too

[@Philliben1991]

I saw this in the cinema and the naked hotel fight literally nearly killed me because I could not breath from laughing. Have never and will never laugh like that again!

[@XXX_Carnage_XXX]

Fun Fact: When making this movie literally everyone was not aware this was a movie or that Borat was an actor. These are all people's genuine reactions, only Pamela Anderson was in on the joke not even her security knew about it

[@Daveyboy100880]

You think the naked wrestling scene was wild, just imagine seeing it on the cinema screen! I swear I’ve never heard a cinema audience laugh as hard as they did at this movie, and I was right there with them, busting a gut. Hope Mello gets to the sequel soon 😁

[@NSDominator]

I hope this doesn't come across as weird, but you have one of the most infectious laughs my dude. Love watching your comedy reactions most, among the other ones I do watch. Keep up the great work!

[@markdonovan8884]

Whoah wah wee wah is now the standard reaction for me and my friends whenever we walk into a hotel room.

[@terokaakinen7061]

I remember when we went to see this masterpiece in the cinema, the whole audience stood up and applauded when it ended... And my stomach really hurt from all that laughing...😂😂

[@NikkieTwix]

The driving instructor and the weather guy are probably my favourite real people in this movie 🤣

[@ItsAVolcano]

Cohen wanted to do a Mercury movie that celebrated his life, whereas the band wanted one focusing on his death and how they carried on after him. Case in point, one of the scenes he pushed for that the band shot down was a recreation of Mercury's habits during concerts where he'd do a line of coke, bang a groupie, and do about 5-7 songs in a row and then rinse and repeat till the concert is over.😂

[@TheDivayenta]

Freddy was gay.

[@ragtimeraver]

​@@TheDivayenta I mean, male groupies exist, but it's well known that Freddie slept with some women as well as men.

[@coccolinasvedese]

@@TheDivayenta He was bi... it's known that he hade both female and male sexual partners.

[@marcioborgesreis9066]

Cohen wanted to tell Mercury wild life of sex drugs and rock and roll while the band wanted to tell the story of the band .

[@AndeePandee]

​@@TheDivayentaand? Groupies can be men.

[@edgychico9311]

Borat trolled an entire Romanian gypsy village and make everybody angry after the film was released into the public.

[@dyawr]

Yeah. Must've been super embarrassing.

[@richardpickman7594]

They got away with the camera man by saying they are legit filming a Kazakhstan documentary on American life

[@lelandc9763]

Little fun fact. I grew up in the same church organization as the one in the film (united pentecostal church international). They would talk regularly when this first came out about how evil this man was lol. I believe this was one of the ones either in Mississippi or Louisiana, I can't remember

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

South Carolina.

[@Steelburgh]

Omg the Eric Andre outtro had me laughing almost as hard as your reaction. Just perfect.

[@KamandaHickey]

I watched this movie in Theatre and a lot of people had to go to the bathroom during the movie because of the laughter. It was crazy 😂

[@rhythmfist]

The only person who was let in on the joke ahead of time throughout the whole movie was Pam Anderson.

[@mickieg1994]

One of the absolutely brilliant things about Borat was just how polite ordinary people are when confronted with absolute absurdity, the character came off so genuine everybody was more concerned with being welcoming and friendly than anything else. I'd highly recommend watching all the extras and behind the scenes stuff, really helps you understand which bits were staged as parts of the movie and which parts are genuine reactions from real people, aswell as the trouble they got into trying to make all this stuff. Sadly the sense of humour isn't really appreciated by mainstream society anymore but since it's release it has become a massive cult hit. Highly recommend Ali g to anyone who hasn't seen it before too, aswell as The Dictator.

[@bartholen]

"Sadly the sense of humour isn't really appreciated by mainstream society anymore but since it's release it has become a massive cult hit." What the fuck are you talking about? Borat was one of the, if not the single biggest comedy of the entire 00s. It was a cultural touchstone and it's still referred to constantly. Phrases like "very nice" and "my wife" are basically common sayings. Borat is as recognizable a movie character as Indiana Jones or Darth Vader. It's about as far from a "cult hit" as a movie can possibly be.

[@mickieg1994]

@@bartholen there is no need to be rude to a stranger on the internet because you had a different opinion.

[@bartholen]

@@mickieg1994It's not an opinion, it's a fact. Borat's not a "cult hit" by any conceivable standard. You might as well say Tropic Thunder or The hangover are cult hits.

[@drakeredwingofficial]

Sacha Baron Cohen often films his movies in character and just goes around to random people and tries to get their reactions XDDDDD

[@bigw725]

21:34 i love that you actually address it instead of skipping by it like a lot of reactors do. i grew up in the deep south, my high school team was the rebels, our mascot was a confederate general, and the confederate flag was everywhere. their argument that it’s about “heritage” is always either in ignorance or just plain bad faith.

[@lewmcfc]

The naked hotel scene is peak comedy

[@GdpJapan]

It took a lot of courage from you to do this reaction video. It was great seeing how this movie gets the best from the best people and the worst from the worst. During the making the production team got called by the cops 92 times At that time the movie got a record for being sued 7 times, all settled or dismissed. It took me a few years to watch it completely because I felt sorry about some people in there, but at the end of the day he got to the point. And doing this reaction video could have got you roasted. Thumbs up.

[@zzyzxzy9061]

30:45 my favorite line from the movie is when he throws the bag down after finding out that Pamela isn't a virgin and you hear BUH-GOK! 26:01

[@migiplayz91]

That had me laughing when the chicken bawks getting thrown

[@dollarousgames2822]

I loved the trivia tidbits, your laugh is contagious and your editor is on point! XD

[@thomaseggle8886]

This is a picnic compared to Bruno....it's a whole other level.

[@Pazuzu82]

This film is in my top5 best comedies of all time, Sasha is totally of his rocker balls out comedic genius

[@migiplayz91]

This movie exposed a lot of people, the college guys actually got expelled for actually saying they wish Slavery was still a thing. Several other people lost their jobs because how they were shown in the movie. This film ruined a lot of people.

[@skyshroudsylvan6022]

Seems like the people were ruined beforehand, the camera showed their true colors.

[@kael-2077]

" ruined the lives of bad people"

[@danielruiz8259]

This film help expose bad people*

[@BigMikeKOE]

More like those people ruined themselves.

[@coccolinasvedese]

Nah the film didn't ruin them... they ruined them self by being horrible people :-P

[@cobbsta88]

The family guy cut was the chefs kiss haha "they respected me for saying it" pissed myself hahahahaha

[@SimoExMachina2]

The jokes the humor coach was teaching were of course elementary, but it was designed for those who do not understand American (or Western) humor, so you have start with the basic, old, cliche jokes to establish what are the fundamental things that are considered funny. Conan O'Brien level string dance and tiger roars are the more advanced stuff you learn on your own when you pop open a brew or light a blunt while watching late night talk shows.

[@michelef3398]

“Death by snu snu” had me actually spit out my drink 😂😂😂😂

[@badbug72]

"I never thought it'd end this way, but I always really hoped."

[@rishard-kyronelson6472]

I started cracking up just at the thought of you watching this movie! I’m so excited to watch 😂

[@EllisHall-m9n]

The most patient driving instructor in the world 🤣💯

[@roberti1343]

That movie was indeed filmed without anyone knowing, so most, if not all of the reactions are honest and real

[@cjpolett2055]

15:00 MLK Drive in Philadelphia runs through Fairmont Park alongside the Schuylkill River and it's absolutely gorgeous. It's arguably the safest street in the city because there are no houses on or anywhere near it. Closes on summer weekends so people can openly bike on it.

[@theretrogent]

Probably one of the best reactions I’ve seen to a movie, your face was priceless in parts 😂 Borat is so hit and miss, my girlfriend doesn’t like it but I piss myself laughing at it every time I watch it 👌🏼😆

[@MK-lb3oc]

Jingle All The Way is the movie with Arnold in it, in this film, that you said you hadn't seen before. You have to see it, it's funny af lol.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Mell: "Daaamn. In the first line of the movie. With kids there!" Buckle up, Buttercup.

[@samanthacroucherr]

OMG YES! was wondering when you'd be reacting to this 😅 my mom quotes this movie alot 😂 "very nice" "nice success". Also Sachas wife in real life, Isla ,is a babeeeeee

[@Robert-M]

Bruno and Ali G are also hilarious, Sasha just knows how to tickle people just the right way

[@altynbekisturganov6332]

I'm from Kazakhstan! I've never watched this movie before but I wish Sacha Baron Cohen would've visited our country it would be the best PR for us. That's the thing that would make all the media going crazy about it, we could have so much tourists here, man that sucks that some people in our country hate this movie so much

[@mouthyschannel2474]

It's funny cause there's a man who hates Borat and Sasha, so he made a film about a tourist mistakenly finding his way to Kazakhstan and enjoying himself. In an interview, he showed off his life-sized doll in the image of Borat with devil horns and said "We're civilised people, we're nothing like the movie made us out to be. We're not like filthy gypsies." So he ended up proving the movie right.

[@baklava-tchai2247]

yeah because what he shows is not like kasachstan is in any sense . i was pretty angry about this.

[@qazaqstan7662]

@@baklava-tchai2247Ты из России? еее красачик что поддерживаешь Казахстан 🇰🇿 ❤

[@baklava-tchai2247]

@@qazaqstan7662 no im born in qostanai kasachstan 👌

[@Cobbido]

Remember the backstory of Borat is that he's filming a documentary so it wouldn't be weird that he had one or two cameramen

[@VoIcanoman]

Back when this was released in late 2006, I was renting a room from a very proper, uptight, 70-something British lady in Montréal, Canada. In November (or maybe early December that year, I can't remember), she asked me what were some good new movies, as she was thinking of going to see a matinee with a friend. Anyway, I told her about Borat, but I downplayed it, and listed a couple other examples, including The Prestige and Casino Royale, warning her that Borat was maybe a bit too...much for her sensibilities (I suggested that she watch James Bond instead, as I thought very highly of Daniel Craig's first outing as 007). Well she'd have none of it (I think she took my warning as a challenge), and so one Sunday afternoon, she and her friend from church saw the masterpiece that is Borat. To her credit, she did find it extremely funny, specifically citing the naked wrestling scene as an occasion where she laughed so hard she cried (although I'm not sure what her friend thought). I never got asked for another movie recommendation though!

[@theFarThing]

I saw this movie for the first time when I was 12ish and it wasn't until I rewatched it a few years ago that I realized Borat called Lunell from the ad, and THAT was the reason they were kicked out from the dinner. For decades I thought that the Southern dinner party hosts were terrible people who kicked them out because she was black 😅.

[@MrKeychange]

It was both.

[@Higsby100]

3:52 only thing that people were shocked to see is that he was wearing a suit while doing it 😂

[@basicsam9187]

I seen this movie in theaters when I was 17. And have bought and lost the dvd like 4 times. I just watched it for the first time with my teenager.. It's still as funny as when I first seen it. The sequel was good too. Also his show "Who is America" is wild. What people will do when they don't know they are being set up is wild

[@nein9.9]

isn't one dvd enough

[@johnnyd1790]

The beginning was actually filmed in a Romanian village, that's Romanian language not khazach. @"genuine chocolate face, no make up", you got owned by that one!😆

[@SWOLEX_1]

The horse falling down during the anthem is magic

[@corgot93]

The church he ends up at is one my uncle and his family went to and you can actually see my cousin holding his little baby brother for a split second in the church.

[@spddracer]

I haven't watched you laugh this hard in a minute. Please watch the second one.

[@jamesgoesoff1992]

chris rock said, "Martin Luther King stood for nonviolence, but if you are on Martin Luther King BLVD you can bet there is some violence going on.".

[@carloscandido4801]

I watch this to see Mell crack up with the jokes. Your laugh is hilarious

[@sudicalwig]

I saw this in the theatre not knowing shit about it beforehand. The place was exploding with laughter through the entire thing! 😆

[@PerfectHandProductions]

The national anthem scene was filmed near where I live haha

[@P.A.T.S.91]

There's something hysterical about dropping a bag with a live chicken inside it and hearing it cluck 😂

[@kaylamackenzie1716]

Where I live they just changed the name of a street from Franklin to MLK st and I swear it’s been more violent around here. I have no idea why that happens but it does.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Just to disrespect that man even more than they already did. It's a shame

[@kaylamackenzie1716]

@@HelloMellowXVI it is really sad! He’d be rolling in his grave if he saw how the world was today 💔

[@MrTommygunz420]

11:45- yes; they really aired the news segments; getting waivers/NDA's from the staff afterwards (in fact that's how ~90% of it was.)

[@earthn1447]

Seeing your reaction made this movie funnier than when first seeing it years ago - thank you!

[@SKBKER]

Sure thing

[@gonzopoo98]

Love this movie bc the driving instructor is my friends grandfather lmao

[@Gox-k6o]

1st Borat movie is hilarious, but 2nd part is to die of laughin', total madness 😂😂😂😂

[@djdeemz7651]

Whats crazy about this is the fact Sasha stayed in the Boray character the entire time they made the film he was Borat 100% of the time he was awake and none of this was scripted

[@Barncat01]

Haha he said I really hope he meets Pamela later hahahaha ooooo you just wait bro haha you just wait!

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

Except for Borat, Azamat, Luenell, and Pamela Anderson, none of the characters are portrayed by actors. Most scenes in the film were unscripted.

[@cheneytheron2826]

26:43 dude I fucking died with this clip 😂😂😂😂

[@SeahorsesJay]

Oh man, the cyrillic is frying my brain. "Voyadt" is now his name 😄

[@levonflodqvist]

Fun fact: the man who played borat (Sacha baron Cohen) is the most sued person in the world, I wonder why

[@nilianstroy]

and how many times has he lost?

[@levonflodqvist]

@@nilianstroy none of them

[@nilianstroy]

@@levonflodqvist it shows the genius of the guy, he pushes the boundaries just enough to be on the safe side.

[@NikkieTwix]

“I will go to Malibu with my friend Mr Jesus and together WE WILL TAKE HER!” 🤣

[@SimoExMachina2]

Azamat was *not* potraying Charlie Chaplin, he was playing Oliver Hardy from from Stan and Ollie, a legendary comedy duo from the early days of hollywood. Stan Laurel was a skinny and a tall guy, while Oliver Hardy was was short and stocky, just like Azamat.

[@0x891-j1w]

great editing that doesn't break the immersion the glue to this keep it up

[@DaddyDoom]

Saw this at the theater when it came out, and I was howling all the way through. Check "Bruno" next. Its a whole new level of outrageous.

[@Nahbruz]

Genuinely one of the best reactions channels I’ve ever seen

[@OldManLogicPBX]

Sasha aka Borat aka Ali G aka 1000000 characters. He had an HBO show called "The Ali G Show" where he did all these characters and 90% of all the shots they thought Borat was a real person and were unaware that they were being made fun of, there was lawsuits and all that. Maybe that will make you laugh even harder lmaooooo. Also, Sasha is Jewish so his jokes are based on middle east stereotypes of Jewish hate. Dude is a genius, and there is a part 2 to Borat and it was crazier.

[@raphaelperry8159]

27:46 That's a reference to The Great Dictator (a film in which Charlie Chaplin played Adolf Hitler).

[@yoga4u283]

Both movies are “real” in the sense that they were filmed with people unaware that it was a mockumentary. Most people thought it was a real person filming a real documentary. However, Borat is a character created by Sacha Baron Cohen and originally appeared in his TV show, Da Ali G Show.

[@pappelg2639]

I was waiting with anticipation for your reaction to the hotel room fight scene :D hahaha 👍

[@saje446]

You said that the camera man walking around would be suspicious but they actually sais that they were filming a documentary about us to show the kazakhstan people what life in us is really like, so the camera man doesnt make it obvious

[@jayt1077]

The news producer who approved the interview on the news program reportedly lost her job over the whole fiasco.

[@JamminJutsu]

Man mel, you may need to do a Schwarzenegger month and watch Last Action Hero, Twins, Jingle All the Way and Commando. You will have a blast from the past.