Hamish Breaks His Admin Drought

Today something special happened... Hame broke his admin drought!

[@alekaidon1364]

“Cop the fine” not very common man Hamish

[@hunter11945]

1:24 Hamish turns into Jerry Seinfeld for an instance.

[@joshiejd4591]

da' medic he did!

[@JumpydeerbobHD]

That was my first thought when I heard it too haha

[@karthiks7295]

What a gorgeous way to encourage people to vote. And a sweet, no pressure way of showing where you stand. Amazing love you guys

[@gummyroid]

vote NOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!

[@ClipsalElectrical51]

and then there's this guy

[@EfymirTheTransient23]

imagine if it was all that build up then at 1:14 he just ticks nO

[@amandacoulston7589]

woah i really appreciate this video and how it was made

[@Matthew-mc3yo]

Loved the video! Keep it up!

[@ellyawesome]

This is the cutest video and so appreciated! Good one guys!! ❤

[@gummyroid]

ass to mouth ?

[@OlGregge]

yes mate, ass to mouth.

[@triffus]

Love this.

[@gshak33]

Woah mail is like email but in real life!

[@ktlalala]

You guys are amazing ❤️

[@vanillafountainx]

Amazing work guys. Congrats on breaking your drought, Hamish!

[@DanielWilliamIronside]

1:18 onwards, Uncle Arthur anyone?

[@rachaelkate95]

Well done boys!! ❤️❤️

[@gummyroid]

bullshit

[@IIIIJEREMYIIII]

Jerry Seinfeld?

[@jessedavidson7062]

Wow, nice Ham!

[@gummyroid]

bad ham

[@Dontbustthecrust]

Glad y'all are on board with the gays.

[@oliviah5651]

Did mine today too!

[@gummyroid]

hope ya voted no FUK'N way no then

[@tarik_thomas]

Do these guys respond to any comments

[@kcesca]

Not on here because they don't run it themselves. They do pretty regularly on twitter though.

[@farina.l1199]

Baes ❤️

[@gummyroid]

gays

[@dwideschrude9025]

💜💙💚💛🧡❤️

[@Barncore]

Good boys!

[@mysuperblog]

I voted yes for 2 reasons: I think gay people should be able to get married, and also I'm sick of hearing about it so much.

[@lachlanjones3936]

On ya boys

[@Jmp9095]

Lol you're supposed to put a cross not a big tick hope it's still counted

[@gillianb2352]

Jmp9095 it just says "mark" the box so you can do either, as is also shown in official gov advertising too, so no worries either way!

[@gummyroid]

as long as the NO box is marked the it's all ok

[@MattAndre24]

308 Merchant Do you really have nothing better to do with your life than troll KZbin comments with your hateful bigotry? 🙄

[@59771006]

308 Merchant Love won you lost get fucking use to it.

[@katienichols8636]

@@gummyroidjokes on you mate

[@phoebe1333]

Hamish and Andy remind me of Drake and Josh

[@cletusbigtoe]

Pfffft. He's acting like he dug a whole or something.

[@embraceit7654]

Umm, what lol

[@Sean-xr1xj]

Huh

[@jacobhawkins7515]

No one would be aaying this wqas cool or inspiring if they had voted no

[@jessegerhard5706]

Hell yea guys!

[@wheels1988]

Fuck yeah boys! Vote Yes!

[@michaelbaird4463]

i voted no. the fuck u gonna do?

[@jimmihall1347]

First yet again

[@animeroks36]

Good job boys You're the only main stream media outlet that didnt force your opinions on us or try and make you feel like a terrible homophobic person if you don't vote yes. Personally I'm voting no and that's ok, it's also ok to vote yes. Not everyone has the same opinion which is why there's a vote in the first place. Nice vid Wow 10/10

[@gummyroid]

as long as you voted no then your opinion counts.

[@Supertasticisaword]

Must feel like such a weird issue to vote on though, right? In NZ our government just did it (not without some right-wing opposition though ofc, just not enough).

[@animeroks36]

hey man, just thought i'd take a second to explain my view point as this does have a bearing on me personally. Marriage is a religious ceremony, meant to symbol two people coming together under God as one. It's only through the passage of time and the fact that Christianity had such a large part in forming society as we know it that marriage has been given such legal authorities, like the right of next of kin. its my firm belief that there should be a civil union alternative to marriage that anyone can have access to, that would give you all the legal rights and benefits of a married couple but avoid any religious affiliation associated with the term . Its the only way i can see a happy outcome to all parties involved, because at the end of the day if I were LGBT i wouldn't want any part of a religion or their practices that doesn't agree with my life choices. but hey what do i know im just some asshole behind a screen...

[@christine6512]

I see where you're coming from, but I'd argue that under the eyes of the law, & for most Aussies, marriage nowadays doesn't bear much religious significance, esp since our govt is secular (complete separation of church and state). Therefore, arguments citing religion aren't particularly relevant in a law-making issue. The modern affiliations & connotations that marriage *does* indeed bear however, are connotations of love, commitment and security, which I believe everyone should be allowed to have :D Even if I'm not gay, nor extremely keen on the idea myself, I have no right to deny the happiness of others! Just my 2 cents xx

[@Supertasticisaword]

Agreed ^^. I'm super Catholic, but I believe in marriage equality. I find I can see a clear difference between secular marriage under law and Catholic marriage, and I believe in a secular society it is important for people to choose how they marry. Having a Civil Union only falls short, as legally it could be manipulated to not mean the same thing marriage does, and that would be unfair and unequal.

[@DJIRJ]

Is the joke he voted yes ?

[@jarradbrooks4424]

should've ticked that no box

[@midgetwars1]

Actually continuing to be backwards even behind USA is not a good thing. This is a secular country not a muslim one. Sharia LAW SHOULDN"T DICTATE MARRIAGE LAWS!!!!

[@jarradbrooks4424]

midgetwars1 can I not have an opinion?

[@gummyroid]

AMEN

[@midgetwars1]

Can I not have mine?

[@gummyroid]

the alphabet minority should be killed with ALL religions. FUCK MARRIAGE and anyone who does not agree with me :)

[@AS-bg9et]

I think it’s unfair of H and A to have shown their actual vote to the audience when this was not obvious political advertising. By all means encourage the public to vote just don’t push one viewpoint over another when that’s not what you’re being paid to do. It is true if that if they showed a no vote then there would’ve been calls for their summary dismissal.

[@embraceit7654]

They were showing their support in a light-hearted way. This clearly had nothing to do with money and everything to do with human nature. If you weren't burdened with a smooth brain you might have picked up on that. I hope you've grown up in the last year.

[@parmesancheese9445]

Absolutely nothing about this was political

[@davein2005]

It's okay to vote no.

[@59771006]

It was never OK to vote no voting no meant you were a homophobic piece of shit the only right to do was to vote yes and luckily that's exactly what 7,817,247 of the 12,727,920 people who took part in the postal survey did they did the right thing and voted yes.

[@AS-bg9et]

Douglas Roth what a terrible comment from you. The question was not asking you whether you hate gay people and do they deserve to live The question was should the law be changed, as in should a legal definition be changed. Also, it wasn’t a plebiscite instead it was a postal survey. Penny Wong among others said that if we gave the vote to the people in a plebiscite then gay people might kill themselves over the political discourse. Just not true. So we basically gave the power of the people to vote in a plebiscite or referendum to a handful of people in parliament to change laws. Not everyone voted so it’s hardly a true vote. A bad precedent to have set, regardless of your views

[@jasongoldsmith6199]

Vote NO

[@59771006]

It was never OK to vote no voting no meant you were a homophobic piece of shit the only right to do was to vote yes and luckily that's exactly what 7,817,247 of the 12,727,920 people who took part in the postal survey did they did the right thing and voted yes and two of the 7,817,247 people who did the right thing were Hamish Blake and Andy Lee.

[@sunnyallstars]

funny vid, ill be voting no though. i don't want this country turning into america, or any European country

[@alittlebirdysaid]

I'm commenting well after the results (which came out yes as I'm sure you know)... but huh?

[@59771006]

Love won you lost get fucking use to it.

[@jonadams2783]

Poor form boys!

[@59771006]

It was never OK to vote no voting no meant you were a homophobic piece of shit the only right to do was to vote yes and luckily that's exactly what 7,817,247 of the 12,727,920 people who took part in the postal survey did they did the right thing and voted yes and two of the 7,817,247 people who did the right thing were Hamish Blake and Andy Lee.

[@gummyroid]

VOTE NO !!!

[@ShhhSwishhh]

you seem like a pleasant person to be around

[@gummyroid]

indeed I am

[@59771006]

Love won you lost get fucking use to it.

[@rabbitscanjump6113]

Oh now I don't like them

[@tetrapod5051]

here here

[@TrendTales907]

I hate Bullies bad day?

[@babyinacorner]

well dont listen to them on radio or watch their tv show then your loss

[@electricmaster23]

Your name is awfully ironic, don't you think?

[@59771006]

Love won you lost get fucking use to it.