Kevin Bridges vs. Hecklers | BEST OF | Universal Comedy

Kevin Bridges finds it easier to take the mick out of hecklers than he does talking about the nineties.
Website: www.kevinbridges.co.uk/
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Twitter Handle: @kevinbridges86
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[@michaelarendse8012]

The ending was brilliant, bringing it back to the Cassidy's and their boiled rice 😂 glad the audience remembered the joke 👏🏼

[@zoekennedy9975]

you mean the “hoose riceses” ? 🤣🤣

[@roygeorge5364]

@@zoekennedy9975 😂😂 yup, those exact ones mate.

[@Fyreflier]

Well who disnae remember Wee Hoose Rice in his Ferrari?

[@PhysioAl1]

Yeah, great ending!

[@JenniD1990]

As a Northern Irish person, there is a small point of pride of hearing a Scottish comedian refer to an NI audience the drunkest he’s ever seen 😂 “impressive level of intoxication”. Also - Kevin good job on the Derry accent 😂

[@MichaelDoran23]

Really??? That was a good Derry accent ? 😂😂😂

[@hannahsweeney2385]

7:30 I love how Kevin laughs mid through talking about the woman.. 😂😂😂

[@hannahsweeney2385]

2:11 I can't stop watching this scene 🤣🤣

[@muckedupfind8173]

“Shes in the boot of a fucking volvo” 😂

[@silverstreetmoto1458]

Love it man,cheers 👍

[@hughtempleton8640]

What a great comedian ❤️

[@ziodav7490]

My Scottish became quite excellent since discovering Kevin Bridges

[@animalswin2105]

Understand him perfectly and I'm not a native English speaker. Actually many regional English accents I find too hard to understand.

[@michaelharrison3602]

It's not an English accent It's English with a Scottish accent

[@michaelharrison3602]

Surely they have accents in the US as well: the son of a farmer in Louisiana isn't going to talk the same as the Harvard educated son of a Manhattan stockbroker but the language would be the same

[@THEE_Kisywisy]

I WAS THERE!!

[@joycejohnson7164]

kevin bridges loved,

[@KermitFrogThe]

A lot on accents and reflecting on people fro whom english is not the first language. Reminds me of an old colleague from Pakistan who had been brought up speaking english. First job in the UK, London, all his teaching worked a treat. 2nd job in Edinburgh and he was completely lost. I find Kevin very easy to understand. Others, Lemmington Spa style, don't. It adds to the variety and joy. A region only a few miles from where I grew up annunciate sentences in the way most do with words. Really not easy to understand when whole sentences are received in your mind as a single long word and you are trying to mentally dismantle it as if you were having to split a word into letters for a toddler.

[@michaelharrison3602]

I worked with a guy from India who was very proud of his English. Every morning he would greet me with "how do you do?" I didn't have the heart to tell him that nobody had ever said that to me in the seventy years I've been here

[@michaelharrison3602]

I'm London born and bred and I'd have more trouble understanding someone from Lemington Spa than I would a scots or Irish man

[@michaelharrison3602]

That's the problem when you're trying to learn another language you're never sure if someone is saying one long word or many small words

[@KermitFrogThe]

@@michaelharrison3602 IN India first language is a class thing. If you are middle class upward your first language will be English because that is what business is done in. This group learn Hindi to communicate with the majority of below middle class in shops etc. who learn their native as first language. It is amusing to hear how their english has changed in different ways to ours ofver time, as you say "How do you do?" still used by the older generation there, Hiya is used as often as Hi by some younger. London has so many accents. I think people lose touch with the basic principle that having the majoity of the population there means having a lot of different accents too. In terms of foreign languages. When I travelled a lot for sport in my youth I relaised I pick up accents quickly, to the point where my own is diluted in a hurry. I spent most of the time in south east France and remember coming back to my home town and being complimented on how good my English was. My response was " I should hope so. I was born just up the road." I am definitely an emersion learner on languages. French at school, useless, being there amazing. 4 key things to be able to say if travelling yes, no, please and thank you. With them you are curteous but with little language, without them you are ignorant foreigner demanding things.

[@michaelharrison3602]

@@KermitFrogTheI can say "yes, no please think you good morning good night, excuse me, sorry,pardon up down, left and right in most European languages along with "how do you say?and what is the called?" I'm far from fluent but using these few words makes a great difference to how you're conceived at least you're trying you're not just an ignorant foreigner expecting others to know your language

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

The more I watch him, the easier to understand...

[@associatedblacksheepandmisfits]

Lol

[@Orion3101]

everyone talking about how difficult his accent is to understand needs to get their ears checked lmao

[@boh6535]

Well, if you're not a native English speaker it's a bit tricky, but the more I listen the more I get used to it

[@awalk5177]

@@boh6535 It is a life skill to be able to understand a Glaswegian . Once you have got it, it's like riding a bike. Kevin is great comedy enhanced by the accent.

[@boh6535]

@@awalk5177 yeah, I always show my friends his videos just to flex that I understand him 😂. I really love the accent, I think Kevin is a great comedian, I wish more people would know about him

[@awalk5177]

@@boh6535 He is very young and doing very well. Good luck to him. Enjoy what you can find.

[@michaelharrison3602]

I can't believe that there are native English speakers who can't understand Kevin

[@mellymarriott6637]

For a Scotch lad to say Derry is a honour.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Aah yes, The old "Been spoken to..." routine.

[@raheemabdul1066]

I love you as well babay

[@ThatGuyThanus]

I never knew they had encores at comedy gigs. And I’d assume, if they did, they’d do one of the hits.. oh well..

[@Mark_B544]

Guess how much for free drinks? Well they’re free obviously 😉

[@garyscott4105]

Best British comedian since Bernard Manning!

[@conors4430]

Hoose rice

[@ossahmadrezaazimikohnabi5108]

Can you please add subtitles to this? I'm from middle east and it's really hard to understand Scottish accent :(

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Try closed captians...but even that guy gets it wrong!

[@420jacksonian]

i only understood a little bit of the little bit i understood.

[@Tht1Gy]

I'm sorry, but I only get 5 out of every 7 or 8 words. Or as Milton Jones said "The Scottish people have spoken. Did anybody understand what they said?"

[@Steven-wz5ec]

Aw what a shame. Anyway…

[@michaelharrison3602]

The Godfather of Glasgow will make you an offer you can't understand

[@Tht1Gy]

@@michaelharrison3602 "... My other Godfather..."

[@andrewjameshenderson1389]

I understand most UK accents but not Kevin's...barely caught a word. Sorry.

[@fisheatsyourhead]

its really not that difficult to understand

[@KermitFrogThe]

@@fisheatsyourhead Unless you're from Lemmington Spa

[@Steven-wz5ec]

Clean them ears lad

[@andrewjameshenderson1389]

@@Steven-wz5ec 🤣👍

[@ExtremePainGames]

I'm 100 % pisssssed off at his latest voice. The mans way more handsome and thinner in the face in his mid 30s but that IRRITATING put out voice. Usually it works the talk stop talk chat .. But man what's a matter wee the guy. Almost like he's trying to hard. The 1 hour special when he was 23 was magic. He seems to just be himself.

[@wiggywaggo9647]

Yeh something definitely changed, he's still funny, still like him, but the whole exaggerated pronunciation thing is a bit odd

[@peterchessell28]

This is humour? oh dear how far has society fallen.

[@GTiR23]

You sound like a fun guy Pete!

[@gedjones5977]

Obviously a sense of humour is a prerequisite for one to watch or listen to a comedian Pete, sorry about you being at the back of the queue when a GSOH was issued.

[@conors4430]

Not far enough. Will reach you soon enough

[@bencorleone8356]

Pete is the guy at the party who sits in the corner, jealous everyone else is having fun and blaming them all for his own issues.

[@modmutha8608]

What do you find funny Pete? I’d love to know