HE IS A SAVAGE! RICKY Gervais First Time Reaction "GOLDEN GLOBES"

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[@michaelturner1386]

The man is a treasure, the disdain in his delivery through the entire night is palpable!....LOL

[@Tonyrayyt]

"Love"!

[@ramiromaia592]

For Context: Felicity Huffman was the actress caught up in the college scandal The father who was in "Wild Hogs" is William H Macy Ronin Farrow is the son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen and an investigative journalist that exposed Harvey Weinstein and founder of the Me Too movement The steroid thing was aiming at Robert Downey Jnr, The Rock, Jason Mamoa, etc. Sophie's Choice was a Merryl Streep movie about the abortion issue When at the end he mentioned "donate to Australia" was because Australia was going through severe bushfires at the time before COVID hit

[@lisamccue1730]

Sophie's Choice was about WWII and the Nazi death camps. They forced her to choose which of her two children would be gassed and which one would live. It's told in retrospect. Abortion didn't come into it.

[@cheriemelissa]

Sophie's Choice was not about abortion, it was about a woman in a concentration camp during WW 2. She had two children and was forced to give one of them up so she had to make a choice of which child to keep and which one would be sent to a children's camp to be re-educated by the NAZI's . Most likely she would never see him again as he would most likely be killed.

[@astraboots]

Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant co-wrote the original UK The office. Check out learn English with Ricky Gervais. You won't be disappointed thank you for your reaction.

[@Drescher1984]

Or an idiot abroad

[@joshz7712]

Bro this whole bit is one of my favorite pieces of comedy in existence. I've seen it about 50 11 times now lol.

[@tattoodude8946]

"about" - 🤣

[@vivianidelacerda9708]

Funny? He's brutally hilarious!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@delskioffskinov]

Ricky Gervais's character in the UK version of the 'Office' I rate among the Greatest comedy characters ever to come out of the UK. A genuinely proper funny genius of a chapter that I never get sick of watching! Same league as Monty Python. David I salute you o7!

[@Tonyrayyt]

"Need"!

[@addeigloriam4844]

Ricky Gervais created The Office for British television with a British cast before creating the American version

[@Tijuanabill]

I love that so many of the jokes are "in" jokes that TV audiences might not even get, but everyone in that room gets. He is trolling them so hard, the viewers aren't even the point anymore.

[@tracithomas6543]

Sophie’s Choice was a famous Meryl Streep movie in which she portrays a Jewish woman in WWII who has to choose between her two sons which to survive and which will ultimately die. An absolutely gut-wrenching must-see.

[@dontalkt2meboutheros]

Felicity Huffman played one of the main characters in the show Desperate Housewives.

[@jjc5407]

Ronan Farrow is a journalist and the son of Woody Allen and Mia Farrow. He was hugely influential in bringing to light the sexual scandals involving Harvey Weinstein as well as others in the movie industry.

[@kiddalingur]

By the way the Office, was created By Ricky, it started as a british thing, lasted 3 seasons, the went to USA and became the thing we all know

[@rjb29uk]

Two series, plus the two Christmas special to finish it off. He always said he did two series, because John Cleese only did two series of Fawlty Towers and called it a day.

[@kiddalingur]

@@rjb29ukwell i was almost right

[@Nunoghs]

Portugal here. Like your reactions. Cheers!

[@TylerDurton-ro1kg]

I'm a jervay fan because of what you just said.He has no problem, stepping over the line, but he does it in an intelligent way.And he's so well spoken.He's still very careful with his words and ruthless.Is a smart dude

[@gerd9126]

Afterlife is genius

[@emander8340]

PLEASE do the Ricky Gervais Show reactions. You'll love it! EDIT : Love!

[@richhousereviews]

I will check it out

[@Nitr8Dj]

ricky created the office hes comedy gold dosent care who he might upset

[@michaelmchone9239]

Speaking of The Office, the British version is hilarious 😂 Ricky Gervais' character inspired Michael Scott on the American version..also hilarious 😂 I love Ricky's style of humor and The Office is my favorite show. Both versions

[@davidphillips9726]

He originally created The Office in the UK. The one we know here is a reboot of it

[@ashley4889]

"People of colour," at least in Canada, is not just black people. We use that term to talk about people who aren't white.

[@JacobG093]

I'm a fan because I was introduced to The Ricky Gervais Show and I absolutely love it

[@hilarywilkes7853]

Love Scorsese! Casino, Goodfellas, The Departed, The Irishman are my favorites!❤

[@a7ig8or.]

"people of color" also means latino, indian, asian, ...

[@boofuu3145]

yes its just way to say everyone but white , almost like an exclusionary term ha ha ha

[@johnnythiel9646]

People of color isn’t strictly about black folks. It’s basically used for anybody that isn’t white.

[@richhousereviews]

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[@andibay3736]

Black. I don’t refer to myself as European American, nor does any other race of people, such as Asian American, Puerto Rican American, Mexican American etc. what people don’t realize is it’s a way to segregate yourself. If you’re an American citizen you’re an American, period. “People of color” actually relates to anyone who’s not white. Caucasians are generally addressed as simply white. Growing up, no one had an issue with being referenced as white, black, Asian, Mexican, Puerto Rican, etc. They were proud of their heritage, but respected their country of natural or acquired citizenship.

[@johnnyb6067]

If I’m describing someone, I say “black”. I don’t want to be called “European American”. I’m just white 🤷‍♂️.

[@worthalook4870]

Be sure to check out Ricky on “Meet Karl Pilkington” 1-2. You’ll enjoy for sure, funny 😂 enjoy the ride peace from England

[@julianhughes6511]

You choose some great stuff to watch!

[@richhousereviews]

Glad you like them!

[@chriscamacho7877]

When I was born I was black When I was sad I was black When I was hot I was black When I was sick I was black When I was scared I was black When you was born you was pink When you was sad you was blue When you was hot you was red When you was sick you was green When you was scared you was yellow And you call me colored Agra Gra In my lifetime I we have gone from negro, to colored, to african american, to black, to people of color. Isn't it time we recognize people as individuals? After all - E Pluribus Unum (out of many, one)

[@seldom_bucket]

Right...but if you wanna be that specific you were never black, you're brown.

[@Sab_MJsMama]

*Ronan Farrow (journalist), son of Mia Farrow (prolific actress) and Woody Allen (famous director). Allen who has been accused of tampering with his children and marrying his adopted daughter. *Felicity Huffman (actress) was convicted, I think, of fraud for scamming to get her daughter into one of the Ivy league schools. *Sophie's Choice, a 70's movie (based on a book I think) based on a woman who survived the Holocaust comes to America and develops relationships with these two guys. This was one of the movies that put Meryl Streep on the map. She's known for playing a lot of roles with varying accents. She tends to transform in every role she plays, which is why she's favored by hollywood. *Prince Andrew has been accused of going to Epstein's Island on a regular basis by at least one accuser. Leo DiCaprio has a reputation for having girlfriends years younger than he is and he never marries. Essentially a playboy. Possibly another Epstein Island attendee. And, btw, "people or person of color" isn't just about "black" or "african" american people. The way Ricky is using it, he means "non-white" people. So if people of color isn't the appropriate term, what term would you think is more appropriate?

[@420NEWYcod]

im a big fan of old ricky. new ricky is literally just a pissed-off old man, where back then he was ALWAYS smiling and laughing while ripping into people.

[@KoriconNala]

I grew up in DC and we just said "Black" if we had to. Of course that was the 80's and 90's. I was called "White", so it just made sense. Wasn't in a negative way.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Leonardo Di Caprio is near 50 years old and for many years didn't date anyone over 23 years old.

[@bullymaguire5838]

*25 years old

[@nikkihayes5411]

My Asian wife says "people of colour" makes her think of english guys after a sunny afternoon with their shirts off. 🌞🥵

[@MrEbox]

Hollywood is beginning to crumble 😂😂😂😂😂

[@anonymishap]

I'm checking in from New Zealand 🇳🇿 Because I'm from outside of the USA I simply call everyone from America American. Just the same as anyone from England is English and so on. I don't use different terms for different skin tones. I'm fairly certain that's an odd thing only Americans do 😅

[@ianfinney7820]

You're right, mericans are obsessed with identity politics

[@mikefetterman6782]

Need! I always try to find the funny in everything. Felicity Huffman is the wife of William H. Macy (Shameless, Wild Hoggs---Red headed actor) and starred most recently in the tv series with Eva Longoria 20 years ago called Desperate Housewives. She and Lori Laughlin (Full House) were caught in a bribing scandal with their kids getting degrees from college in exchange for money and favors. She went to prison.

[@mikefetterman6782]

If I had to choose, I would say black instead of the others. Black people in Canada or England are not African Americans, so it is awkward to apply. As long as there is no negative conatation given with it, it is just a descriptive adjective like BIG car, or ORANGE cat, Red and Yellow leaves. Just a more specific category of adjective to describe something.

[@syx3s]

everyone calls us white even though we're some random shade of pink. black seems normal to me because white doesn't bother me in any way. i wouldn't expect black to bother anyone for any reason unless it's purely political because it is being used in exactly the same context as "white".

[@JosDewinton]

We need more ricky

[@michaelreiter503]

Real talk Rich, the thing with Kevin Hart was a couple years ago? A lot has happened since then. Maybe that was a warning to Kevin like “Keep it cool Kevin, wanna see if you can behave”…. 🤷🏻‍♂️🙏✌️

[@dearbhlakerr6497]

He wrote the office

[@RiverSanguine]

Saying African American seems really fcked to me as an Australian. First being American relates to anyone from the Americas, North, South or Central, and second why divide your population so much? Either you are from the USA or not. To me Australians are Australians. Black white or any other colour. Why not just be American 🤷‍♀️

[@kevinathans4191]

I love how he just doesn't give af

[@worthalook4870]

Gervais is awesome

[@lvdv6851]

Ricky’s monologue in 2020 is by far my most iconic television moment ever.

[@markcollier765]

Great reaction, thank you... in answer to your question, i'm not keen on the term people of colour. Like someone else said, this seems to change so often and now, black and people of colour i've heard in the same news report for example, interchangeable.. we are after all mostly different shades of brown.. i'm told i'm Olive skinned, who knows.. maybe we should use a scale like you get in steak restaurants for the doneness level🙂.. Not sure why the terms like African American exists, do we have English American, Irish, French.. why pigeon hole everything, anyway i'm waffling on.. sorry, as someone else asked, be interested in your option on all this also.. thanks again, love watching your reactions..

[@Yerocco]

As a white person, person of color isn’t offensive or shouldn’t be. There are activist groups using that exact language. African American is totally offensive. It’s a way to separate whites and everyone else. The hyphen is supposed to be for first generation immigrants. Most Americans have never left the country so why are some Americans labeled based off the color of their skin? It’s not like all black people have ties to africa.

[@AD270479]

Just for future reference, in case there's any UK stuff you react to in the future. The slang term we have for a female's private parts is 'minge.' Not 'ninge.'

[@52montoya]

People of color can be other people beside black people. There are brown, yellow and red people as well. There may even be others I'm not aware of.

[@boofuu3145]

its basically everyone but white people , and that is the aim of it

[@paul-o1]

You should watch learn english with, Ricky Gervais. Funny as fuck.

[@chocolate-teapot]

I tried to watch the Irishman four times and fell asleep each time.

[@jeanine6328]

Ricky is like the British Bill Burr. He just really doesn’t give a shot what people think or if they’re offended. Two of my favorites.

[@sergi0YT]

Bill Burr doesn't even have balls to confront his wife

[@jeanine6328]

@@sergi0YT Have you watched his Philly Rant?

[@sergi0YT]

@@jeanine6328 and? that was epic, don't get me wrong. let's hear something towards black public, I'm sure black people can be assholes, too. or about ruzzia lover Rogan and his slaveowner friend Dana.

[@sergi0YT]

@@jeanine6328 oh, I have simple one. he can retweet Ari Shaffir 'fuck Kobe, he was a rapist' tweet. up to the task?

[@PINK66FM]

"People of color" seems appropriate as it covers anyone who isn't white. Which is MANY people across the globe.

[@ianfinney7820]

People is the only right term, or humans. Why does there have to he labels. We are all the same colour on the inside, we all bleed red.

[@PINK66FM]

@@ianfinney7820 There was a specific question about what the right term is and there were 2 choices. I picked one.

[@ianfinney7820]

@@PINK66FM and they are all ridiculous.

[@Zhgarr]

African-American kind of rules out anyone not located in the USA though... also People of Color to me seems more inclusive since it also includes other cultures. So I think what he said was just fine. The original UK version of The Office was created, written and directed by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.

[@boofuu3145]

POC is an entirely exclusionary term , and that is its entire aim , its basically anyone but white

[@rwwilson21]

I believe the phrase "people/person of color" is inherently racist towards white people. Scientifically, everyone has melanin in their skin, which gives it color, including white people. While the term "POC" is used to highlight the sociopolitical experiences of non-white individuals who face systemic discrimination, it's important to recognize that oppression can affect people of all backgrounds. For instance, Jews, many of whom are white, faced severe oppression and were killed during World War II. Individuals with disabilities, regardless of race, also experience discrimination. A perfect example is my situation: I'm a white man with cerebral palsy and epilepsy, and I have been turned down for jobs just because of these disabilities. In one instance, even when the employer said I got the job during the interview, once I mentioned I have seizures, they said, "Never mind, but thanks for your time." Doesn't that make me oppressed? In certain contexts, such as sports or academics, white individuals might feel disadvantaged compared to other groups, with black people being better represented in sports like football and basketball, and Asians excelling in education. Thus, the term "POC" can oversimplify and overlook the complexities of discrimination and oppression experienced by people from various backgrounds.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Half the people in that room are worried about what hopefully will come out soon. Especially Hanks

[@crook8468]

Gangs of new york my favorite Scorsese movie. Check out a guy called steve hughs, he does a bit called offended... its top 👌

[@davemonds786]

Black. What do you think?

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

Saying what needed to be said 😂

[@Fame_Rate]

Yeah, and they still keep doing it, it doesnt matter what he say.

[@tattoodude8946]

Up front - I'm just a white dude - but I hate the phrase "African-American". I feel like it is actually insulting - almost like saying you are less of an American - making sure to keep that group separate. I don't want to be called a European-American (though I know some have tried to get that to stick). I'm just an American. And how far back do we have to go for our racial prefix? Zazie Beetz is labeled as German-American on Wikipedia (I've been hyped for the new Deadpool - the only reason I just happen to know this! Also, as an aside - that's her birth name! How crazy is that!) so is she an African-American German-American? That's getting a bit convoluted! And isn't a German-American just a European-American. Eventually we'll just throw in all the continents and be done with it! But I also find it weird that black and white are the only two "colors" that are acceptable to call someone. If you refer to someone as yellow or red - it really does come across as, in the very least, a bit harsh if not flat out racist.... Language is funny when you really look at it, isn't it?! OH! And "person of color"? Ugghhh! Yeah - nah! What color is that, my friend? That's a bit too close to "colored person" and that does not fly. All I can picture is Jack Nicholson in As Good as It Gets when he is talking to his neighbor about Cuba Gooding Jr.

[@jjc5407]

As a non-American I've always found it strange that US citizens define themselves first by another country/continent that most of them will never even visit. It's all "African-American", "Irish-American", "Italian-American" etc. They also have very weird ideas about traits they ascribe to those other places. "It's my fiery Irish temper" for example. As for Africa, Americans generally seem to forget that it's rather large place consisting of many countries with a diverse range of ethnicities. Are Americans who have Egyptian ancestry considered "African-American"? What about someone like the actress Charlize Theron who was actually born in Africa and has dual US citizenship but is white? It's a ridiculous term. The world would be a lot better place if people stopped trying to define everyone by the colour of their skin.

[@mikefetterman6782]

That year, before the awards, people were criticizing a lot of the nominees were white. And Jada and Will had just chastised the Oscars for not giving him an Oscar that year. That was the reason for the race jokes.

[@Theremedialgash]

Yeah, Ricky wrote the original office on which the US version was based and my inclination is to the think him a wanker - mainly because he did comedy specials without ever being a standup. I also remember him on early 2000's UK channel 4 show the '11 o'clock show' - from which Ali G emerged. He was in the music industry before that managing 'Suede' in their early days. I want to hate his guy, but I have to admit that on his day he's pretty bloody good. Nice reaction. x

[@gerd9126]

Hes No1 in the World, so far ahead on so many levels than even his nearest competitors..

[@mozzyquodo5532]

The "people of colour" thing literally only bothers me because you only have to say the word people. Because literally EVERYONE is a person of one colour or another.

[@vivianidelacerda9708]

British people do not relate to the 'African American' expression... 'Blacks' and 'whites' they understand well. It's not a matter of disrespect either, but races.

[@MantisEnergy]

I've never understood why people say coloured, people of colour etc. What's the difference between saying that and saying white and non-white?

[@dimwitdave9344]

I guess 'people of colour' covers more than just black, leading in to the racist suggestion follow up

[@ryanonethreethreeseven357]

NEEEEEED

[@carolinecoy3164]

Falicity did jail time.

[@jermaineedwards8384]

Kevin harts comments was online not on stage doing standup so it always gets taken more seriously plus it was about a certain community that seems to be a touchy subject to bring up in America especially if your well known but yeah cancelling Kevin over his tweets was some bullshit but we all know why some people can say anything and others get cancelled

[@user-Capps0161]

Not everyone black is African American and people he was talking about wasn’t just black even though granted a large majority would be

[@Chris-rh9ej]

Need

[@berndheymann8]

just to put it out there,- elon musk is african-american

[@muppeteer]

I would opt for plain simple ....'people' but then I'm a Brit...go figure

[@pick6and129]

I call my black friends ese.

[@richhousereviews]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@PaulA-bv1rt]

People of Colour to me refers to all peoples with colour. Asian, Afro American, Hispanic etc etc. Not specific to Afro American .

[@gipsy1695]

Remember ☝️ black Americans are only 13% of the population 🤔 that means, 1 black person for every 100 white people minus a few Latin or Asian people who also are not presented 50-50 ☝️ so what’s wrong with the crowd ? 🤔🙏❤️✌️

[@lisamccue1730]

You should listen to his bit about transgenders and actual women. Very biting humor.

[@richhousereviews]

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[@richardjames9091]

Don’t find him funny myself the office was good I like Stewart Lee but the American comedians I like are Doug Stanhope, Mitch Hedburg Dave Chappell Bill Hicks. Check out Frank Skinner and Milton Jones. Troy Hawke

[@andycale8831]

How about just call yourselves american..

[@thescienceofraw6272]

jeselnik

[@Damalatorian]

I don't care.. the best thing is to say black, brown, white etc... you can say that a person is white but black?!! Nononono that's bad.... why? Nobody who cares care..

[@mansoryO]

learn english with ricky gervais and karl pilkington

[@Tijuanabill]

People of color sounds like "colored people" to my old ears. I just say black American, if a description is needed, and American if one isn't.

[@broncosforlife6612]

How about just Americans!!?? But of the three.... African Americans....No Colored..... hell no Black... most acceptable of the 3!!!

[@dmwalker24]

He said 'people of color' because that includes all non-white people. Personally, I would say black just because African American is evasive, and sounds like you're talking about someone who isn't like a real American. Seems kind of insulting.

[@mrtibbz10]

Kevin said sorry for old tweets, as a real one and a comedian you should simply double down and go in more, But kevs worth hundreds of millions and became a weak maggot.

[@tmakinthehouse]

Let's just say black and move on.

[@michaelbischof9113]

Dark Skined & Light Skined

[@azire9232]

African American, people of color, or black? Why not just American?

[@cap-dange]

More respectable IMO is just saying Black. Love Ricky tho

[@brianmcafee2269]

Need

[@pick6and129]

felicity huffman is a fairly famous actress who got caught bribing her kids into famous universities....I think she got jailtime, thus the license plate joke.

[@wichitadisciple9874]

The lady from Full House?

[@jjc5407]

Her husband is the actor William H Macy who starred in Wild Hogs alongside Tim Allen, John Travolta and Martin Lawrence. Huffman was jailed for a couple of weeks and fined for paying to fake her daughter's SAT scores to get her in to a top university. She was one of many rich people who got caught for having paid for ways to get their kids into elite colleges.

[@SebastianSmith-c5t]

@@wichitadisciple9874 The one from Full House was Lori Loughlin. She also got busted for the same thing.

[@viking_nor]

Not one of these reactors have a clue what's going on In their own country. Not one I have seen gets that joke and have no idea who she is. I'm from Norway and I know 😂

[@pick6and129]

@@viking_nor That's a bit harsh. Most Americans don't keep up with pop culture. It's probably more popular globally than nationally. Norway has the population of Alabama. While the USA is a country. It is more similar to the EU in practice. Go make your own pop culture. Nordic films are some of my favorite. I don't think I've seen a Nordic comedian. Do you have any recommendations?

[@luisdiogo6242]

cool that you also reviewed ricky.been following him for years now,top tier hilarious.nice vid man

[@mikewatts867]

Your question early on... I'm a middle aged white man and have always cringed a bit at "African American." I say "black" because it doesn't have all of the subtexts of those other terms. Those terms change so often. Negroes. Coloreds. African Americans. People of Color. Etc. I would like to hear what term y'all are most comfortable with. An interesting diversion, but we know why Native Americans/Indigenous people were called "Indians" because the European colonialists thought they had arrived in India. Yet in 2024, many Native Americans embrace the term "Indian." In the end, I will use whatever term seems most respectful to you. I just know that my black friends say "black", just as I am "white." It seems simple, direct, doesn't have weird subtexts that get dated real quick. Yes we're all the same underneath our skin, but we've always used descriptors. Hair color (redhead/ginger), height, size, etc. Why ignore that we all look different? Recognizing differences in appearance is not the same as judging people or having biases.

[@salty_royal]

In the UK it’s not “African British” they’re black

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Ricky is British so it wouldn't make sense for him to use African American.

[@randyman1331]

Black