Jim Gaffigan - McDonalds REACTION

[@cindyharvey7737]

Loved him. Please carry on reacting to more of him. He’s hilarious 🤣

[@ksmith3997]

Always loved him, one of my favourites.

[@avandy3]

I was a bit dubious at first but ended up really enjoying this. Thanks keep up the good work 😊

[@stephenhitchen8753]

Not bad, need to see more of him.

[@phalanx-it]

Definitely different types of humour between the USA vs UK/SA/AUS/NZ - I think it's more cultural, but one is not 'better' than the other. Non US humour is more sarcastic/satirical IMHO, loads more puns. Didn't find JG particularly funny, but love Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle.

[@misolgit69]

did you know that McDonald's fries in US contain 19 ingredients including....beef flavouring thanks to various rules and regulations the same fries in UK 4 ingredients

[@johnfrancismaglinchey4192]

I love this guy, 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@rafalskorupski]

I live in the the UK and love British comedy but from the pool of American comedians Bill Burr and Jim Gaffigan are definitely my faves. Keep them coming guys. Jim might be my favourite of all time. X

[@niki7997]

You have to watch "Hotel Pools" & "Bars are like Playgrounds for Adults"🤣🤣🤣

[@rkw2917]

Love your intros and that's very rare Your students are very fortunate

[@Dudlow]

Really enjoyed that! He reminds me a bit of the Finnish comedian Ismo, a similar self-deprecation.

[@mossyman65]

You are so right comedy is comedy, we have some very successful Australian comedians here in the UK, i can also think of a few Canadian ones who have also done well here. So if you are mixing things up a little how about some classic comedy from the brilliant Bob Newhart. The obvious starter would be "The Driving Instructor" or "The cruise of the U.S.S. Codfish", his delivery and style was well ahead of it's time.

[@johnfrancismaglinchey4192]

McDonalds,,,, instant gratification. ❤ Don’t drink Coke,,, it strips copper,,,,, put an old coin in some coke and wait,

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Oh, I heard one lady said that a rat was in her can of Coke and supposedly they proved that the Coke would have disintegrated the rat before it even got to the store to be purchased! But I still just love it.

[@silkeedee1]

Dip a nail into water, take it out and see what happens - it goes rusty..!!! Does this mean we should not drink water..?

[@johnfrancismaglinchey4192]

You’ve clearly not though this one through,,,,@@silkeedee1

[@loungelizardatwar7375]

90 K + Congrats! I'd really enjoy seeing you two reacting to Tim Conway's Elephant story from the Carol Burnett show. It's one of the funniest things I've ever seen!

[@marklehuray1091]

I like the Blue Collar guys , "fluffy "Gabriel Iglesias is great too

[@andrewroberts8772]

You should look at the peter kay john smith adverts about 12 of them only lasting about 20 seconds each, best comedy adverts going

[@lancebarnwell1477]

Sweet baby jes...

[@sparkyomahoney4455]

I'm British and love the same UK comedians that you both love, also big fan of Ricky Gervais, Lee Evans, Jimmy Carr and Jack Dee to name just a few. Growing up in the 70s,80s I loved watching Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor and Steve Martin, so I agree that comedy is comedy as long as you relate to the material and obviously if you find them funny. I've never seen this guys stand up before but I enjoyed this video. Recently watched Dave Chapelle and Bill Burr on Netflix and I highly recommend those two.

[@irreverend_]

I'd forgotten his name but I've watched that full show before. He's very entertaining. A lot of US stand up I've seen is a bit overly energetic I suppose, so it's nice when you come across someone doing a laid back routine

[@Dr_KAP]

Sebastian Maniscalco is my favourite American comedian, especially his early stuff. He’s brilliant.

[@thomaseast7699]

You have to remember. You are not supposed to enjoy watching American comedians, you are meant to pretend to like British comedy! Bit sarcastic, but really... Its the truth

[@welshgit]

Yeah, there are many who follow that route. It may work short term, but in the long term it becomes more and more obvious it's fake. I prefer the reactions that are honest - it's also quite funny when someone says they didn't like something, and loads of Brits get personally insulted, and post horrible comments. But yeah, you're right. If you are an American reaction channel, to get top views, you must act like you love everything British, irish, and Australian -- even more so if they are insulting Americans. You must also say that American humour is rubbish, and no-one does it like the brits, and ask why you've been deprived of this pure joy all these years...

[@DGLUK1]

He was very funny. I enjoyed his humour. Didn't have me splitting my sides, but very good.

[@22seanmurphy]

Yes more please 😊

[@antonycarter39]

No!

[@22seanmurphy]

Hi, to be honest i dont really understand American humour but this guy was funny

[@johnhewett9483]

Thank you, that was fun. There a

[@johnhewett9483]

That was fun. 😢US humour is quite different to UK but i did find him quite amusing. McDonald's restaurants are open all over the world so they must be doing something right. Personally i cant think what lol

[@vinsgraphics]

May I offer two comedians for consideration, completely opposite ends of the scale: Rodney Rude (Australian comedian), look for his routine on McDonald’s. Your sides and cheeks will hurt for a week. John Pinette (US), clean, extremely funny, a lot of references to food and weight (he was a big guy), all about Chinese Buffets (“You go NOW!”) and clueless shoppers (“Get outta the line!!”). Not with us anymore, but a ton of great material left behind.

[@kevinty7]

You definitely laughed more than I did. I have seen him in a Flight of the concords episode, he was very good. I would say this wasn’t laugh out loud for me but funny👍🏽I would watch more if you did it🫶🏽the joke about the clown - Ronald was the funniest 👌🏽

[@JeckyJ]

Going by cultural comedy.. my favorite white comedians are Brian Reagan, Jim Gaffigan, and George Carlin. My favorite black comedians are Dave Chappele, Chris Rock, Key and Peele. Favorite History comedian Fluffy

[@PaulMGleeson]

Sorry it didn't work for me. I will search out some more of his stuff to check. He didn't bring me into his world.

[@jamesesonia]

Love Jim but please can you respond to the racist gift basket by Gabriel Iglesias please.

[@peterdonnelly4495]

He's amusing, but it's childrens humour, let's face it!

[@shadyd2544]

Why do you say that? Just because he's not too vulgar doesn't mean it's children's humor.

[@silkeedee1]

I am a very regular British follower of your channel and love your reactions to British comedians. Having watched this American 'comedian', I can honestly say that I did not smile, let alone laugh, once!! You and the audience obviously found him to be hilarious. I am trying hard to work out why. It must be the differences in our cultures. Is it because there is no depth to the humour? (Please note the spelling of 'humour'!) Is it a way of Americans self-deprecating their love of a poor diet? The comedian's lack of a distinct and original personality? Or the delivery? Or total lack of ad-libbing? It is almost as though a group of script-writers have concocted a list of one-liners and handed these to him to memorise and repeat on stage. Sorry, but not my cup of darjeeling. It would be interesting to know which countries subsequent comments come from...

[@misterc5783]

Wow.

[@welshgit]

But what did you really think? !😊 Edit: After watching the video, I wouldn't have put it so bluntly, but I actually have to agree with you! (I'm in the UK too)

[@halosaft]

And the award for the most conceited and vain personality goes to you! Congrats!🎉

[@Steven-lb4bl]

A simple he wasn’t my cup of tea would suffice

[@silkeedee1]

@@Steven-lb4bl For some, yes. For others, giving reasons for not finding an act to their taste is preferable to a quick dismissal. I didn't realise the 'comment police' would be bothered with li'l old me..!

[@simonsaunders8147]

I didn't dislike his persona necessarily but this particular video was very very American and I didn't find it amusing in the slightest. It was like it was written by a young teenager and delivered by someone who should know and do better. He wouldn't last long as a comedian in UK as he is not funny enough.

[@danielstapleton9503]

American comedy is for kids sense of humor

[@tranch08]

This didn't do anything for me unfortunately. And it's not because he's American, I just don't like this style of comedy. I much prefer the thought provoking and controversial stuff from the likes of Bill Burr, Bill Hicks and George Carlin etc. That stuff just hits different.

[@andyclevett8364]

i'd rather go to McDonalds then listern to Gaffigan, not at all funny!!!

[@JJB.B]

It's a no no from me you two were laughing so hard at nothing which was funnier than the guy who was supposed to be funny 😅

[@scottosborne2915]

an american comedian ok well lets skip that then lol just kidding ho yep i should of skipped this i did not laugh once sorry you 2

[@maggieellison1017]

Sorry. Not for me. I didn't find any of this funny.

[@welshgit]

Sorry, there are loads of funny American comedians, but to me, he's not one of them.

[@darren4778]

Sorry guys, i just didn't get it. Didn't find it funny at all! I'm sure he is a very talented comedian but definately not for me.