American Reacts to Funniest British Moments!

These are some of the funniest moments ever to happen on the Isles of Britain, apparently.
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[@Jamie_D]

The neighbour one is obviously fake, hence the camera there, but neighbours generally accept parcels for those not in,lol

[@paulmidsussex3409]

I think the swearing kids Dad is the same person.

[@ThatChrissyGirl]

@@paulmidsussex3409 and the last one,I think 😂

[@Isleofskye]

@@ThatChrissyGirl I never realised and I have seen these many times:)

[@Isleofskye]

When I lived in Inner London until 1983,it did not apply but my neighbours would have taking parcels in,without hesitation. Since then,I have lived in The Outer London Suburbs ,this is common pracrtce in my part of our road to do this where neighbours interact. I am not so sure about other parts that I visit as there are some residents there who you can't even get a "Good Morning" out of,even if you are standing in the next driveway to them,just 3 yards away.

[@nolajoy7759]

Yes..my neighours accept my parcels when I am still in bed..lol

[@michaelkobylko2969]

The guy saying "tomorrow" and "butter" does NOT have a Cockney accent. He's from Middlesbrough in the northeast. The guy with the microphone is a news reporter with an RP accent. I guess the story was something to do with accents, I don't know.

[@nicw5574]

If you're not home when your parcel gets delivered the delivery driver will ask your neighbour if they'll take the parcel in and they put a card in your house to let you know where your parcel is. I think the tree would have been a better politician than David Cameron 😂

[@jeanproctor3663]

The guy that won the family rail ticket is so heart-warming! The North Yorkshire Moors Railway is beautiful and probably the only thing to make it even better than it is, is to do the journey on a steam train. That clip really made me smile in an "Awww!" way.

[@paulsouthern1604]

The train ride game show guy was being sarcastic 😊

[@TheCornishCockney]

I also thought that straight away.

[@Kevmk]

The first one is funny cuz the delivery guys always ask the neighbours to take the parcel if the recipient isn't in ,good skit

[@johnbircham4984]

The north Yorkshire moors railway is beautiful. I really would recommend it.

[@helenroberts1107]

The one with the little girl saying you hate foreigners wasn’t about the news reporter. It was the MP with him

[@stuartmcivor2276]

Farage has never been an MP, he was an MEP though.

[@vilebrequin6923]

​@stuartmcivor2276 this is true. He has, however, always lived on a lily pad and been utterly repellant.

[@jmillar71110]

To be fair the wee lass wasnt wrong though😂

[@annedunne4526]

Yes. The former MEP Nigel Farage is a slimy toad and " he hates foreigners" is exactly right.

[@EvieWillNotDie]

"Cockney accent" way off lol that's middlesbrough, nowhere near London

[@melanieweider2497]

The guy in the car shouting do you know who i am is called Ronnie Pickering lol not Bickering 😂

[@timglennon6814]

In the U.K. if the person who the parcel is for isn’t in the the Royal Mail or any other delivery like Amazon will knock on a neighbour’s door and ask if you will take the package. 1) It stops the package from getting stolen if left outside your front door. 2) It saves the delivery person coming back twice in one day.

[@robertpetre9378]

I always keep my neighbours parcels in case they are out it’s a very British thing to do . I’m not very funny.😂😂

[@ginak921]

Oh my goodness what a laugh, that was a good start to my day thanks for sharing.🤣🤣

[@BeckyPoleninja]

Because in the UK neighbours will take care of your parcels when you ate out and give it to you when you get home. I have 2 here now for my neighbours

[@andywatts8654]

Open ‘em!!

[@BeckyPoleninja]

@@andywatts8654 er no

[@QueeferSutherland1]

@@BeckyPoleninja Do an unboxing video lol

[@BeckyPoleninja]

@@QueeferSutherland1 lol....no

[@user-zg8gn1mf6o]

I have watched this compilation with other reactors and you are the first I feel to actually get and appreciate it...

[@leebrooks286]

Hey man,I just wanted to say that I'm originally from the UK,Now living here in the States and I absolutely love watching your videos. Great stuff and keep up the good work.

[@lesleycarney8868]

Very funny, thanks for the laughs.

[@bobbybigboyyes]

The midget that fell out of the car was Warwick Davies, English actor from the movie 'Willow' and the grumpy old man in the car with him was comedian Jack Whitehall's Dad. Warwick Davies turns up again later in the clip hosting a quiz show. You may watch JJLA but you don't see do you?

[@williamwhitty7243]

the guy falling out of his car is warwick davis,well know british actor playing a roll,you mite reconice him from the star wars films

[@wendyholmes7554]

In England it is common to leave parcels with neighbours when they don't answer

[@NotAgnor]

You NEED to react to Allison Hammond!

[@EvieWillNotDie]

"He's genuinely happy" can he really not tell the obvious sarcasm of that?

[@ericg5791]

That old guy in the blue jacket,in the car,talking about 'how was your day?' is comedian Jack Whitehalls dad. They sometimes do the odd thing together for tv

[@RockinDave1]

The little girl who accused the man of "hating foreigners" wasnt talking to Sam Delaney; she was talking to Nigel Farage. A British politician who campaigns based on his anti-immigration stance and the only other option that it could be in the video! Also a Middlesbrough accent is a "cockney accent," now? Oh dear JJ...😂

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

Our delivery people often leave packages safely with a neighbour, putting a note in the intended recipient's gaff. I looked after a package for my neighbour only yesterday.

[@neuralwarp]

8:55 That's ex prime minister David Cameron, whose ancestor King George III famously went mad and talked to trees.

[@lauraroe2632]

You make me laugh thanks

[@isladurrant2015]

It's normal to take neighbours parcels... the delivery driver doesn't have to take parcel back and neighbour can have parcel safe until back from work. Very rude to refuse.

[@bernadetteshields3726]

Leprechaun sighting hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

The 'tomorrow/butter' chap is from the northeast, Newcastle/Sunderland/Middlesbourough way, 400ish miles from being a Cockney!

[@scottythedawg]

I think it is pickering not bickering

[@poursmoregravy569]

Who?

[@scotmax8426]

enjoyed that lol.

[@chrisharris5497]

lol, bro, his name is Ronnie Pickering not Bickering lol, also in England it’s common for delivery drivers to knock on the neighbors door with parcels if there’s no one home at the correct address so if the person expecting the parcel works the neighbours are up and down all day opening the door for parcels that aren’t theirs.

[@jules.8443]

In the clip of the guy making the chocolate dessert where he put the whisk in his mouth, he was on a program called 'COME DINE WITH ME'. Each night one person will cook for 4 others & they get rated on a score of 1 to 10. It would be interesting to know what they thought when they watched the show back & saw him do that. They get scored on the food, the entertainment & how the host treated them. The winner gets £1,000.

[@jules.8443]

In the U.S. there can be a lot of ground between 2 houses, but in the U.K. our houses are very close. So it saves the delivery driver coming back & you get your parcel on that day.

[@klaxoncow]

Did you know that Monopoly was invented to demonstrate why capitalism and renting properties was a bad idea? So the fact that the game is so frustratingly unfair is actually the point that he was trying to make. And the game "Werewolf" - which is the basis of games like "Among us" or "Trouble in Terrorist Town" and "the Traitors" TV show - was invented by a psychologist, who was trying to show that a group of people with privileged information (the werewolves / traitors) could manipulate those who're not privy to that information. Because, by random chance, as there's only a few traitors / werewolves compared to the number of innocents / villagers, they shouldn't really stand a chance of winning, but the traitors actually win more often than you'd mathematically calculate they should. Yeah, these games were actually invented to illustrate a point, which both of them do extremely well.

[@love-conquers-all]

Ronnie Pickering.. lmao not heard that one in a while lol

[@traceywright6510]

normal for british neighbours to take in parcels for each other - what a friendly strange bunch we are! lol

[@LalaDepala_00]

In a lot of countries if you aren't home when the delivery driver arrives, he will leave it at the neighbours house. Usually you give permission for this.

[@Craig_Humphries]

Your statement "He has more of a face for radio" ticled me.

[@Multifandomxz1]

Aw Harvey in the pool he’s so cute

[@an4189]

Do Americans not take parcels for their neighbours? I also realised I didn’t know how to spell neighbours while typing this message)

[@sonny2593]

JJ were you in an episode of Better Call Saul playing a doctor by chance?

[@watchreadplayretro]

some of these have good and bad or are a mixed bag, but when done right and in a growing comedic order they are fantastic, as this one is cheers JJ

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

Its very normal to take in your naghbours post and giving it to them when they come home. Its Ronny Pickering don't you know him, well you do now, Ronny Pickering. The Yorkshir moors train trip the winner was totaly taking the piss. Tahat was not a cockney accsent it was northan.

[@kaydisney9872]

Hey, wherever I've lived (Scotland and Yorkshire) we do take in each other's parcels! It's kind,nice, and. honestly, why wouldn't you?!

[@jules.8443]

It might not be planned. Perhaps there has been a spate of thefts of parcels, so each driver needs to have a witness that he delivered the parcel. (In some cases, it has been the delivery drivers stealing the parcels.)

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

It was a funny sketch though, I'll have to remember that one for next time!

[@willgeorgakis1500]

I own the 'Spoons carpet book.

[@martinsear5470]

You missed the sarcasm on the Railway prize.

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

That news presenter doesn't know the importance of commas/space!

[@michaelregis3740]

I reckon someone Ron Burgundied him by missing off a crucial piece of grammar

That's not a Cockney accent, JJ. He's from Middlesbrough in the north east.

[@jeffree9015]

In the UK, parcels aren't left outside.

[@brianbonner7128]

I agree with the bloke in the car, what the hell has what I’ve done during the day have to do with anyone. They don’t give a toss about your day, if you tried to tell them them they would get the arse

[@user-ph8jt1mh9f]

JJ, I don't wanna sound obnoxious correcting you but accents can be tricking. The guys name is "pickering" not "bickering". I love your content and wish you the best

[@Escapee5931]

The 11 story reminded me that there are 10 sorts of people in the world - those who understand binary and those who don't.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Cool story bro. Got any more gems like that?

[@ebbhead20]

That's not just any woman telling a bloke to come up and talk, that's the dutchess of Surrey pal. Wife of Harry.

[@TheCornishCockney]

The un royal grifter.

[@darrylh2077]

Oh. I am the guy near the end taking photos of the carpets

[@klaxoncow]

Hi Daryl. Looks like you're famous now. But at least you didn't fall on your arse when getting out of an SUV, right? So who's the bigger fool now, eh, Mr. Warwick Davis?

[@sunitafisher4758]

🌸 12:56 I wish he stood his ground, poor thing

[@eileentaylor1691]

.'do you want some' means do you want a fight

[@kawaiideejay1652]

his name is ronnie pickering not bickering

[@mikryan6567]

You want some

[@user-gf1jt2hp4m]

Its Ronnie Pickering not Bickering lol

[@NoDollarCrolla]

Can't believe he doesn't know who Ronnie Pickering is! 😂😂

[@jillosler9353]

It is normal outside of cities for parcels to be left with a neighbour if they are out. This was obviously a posed video for 'humorous effect'.

[@melanieweider2497]

It was Middlesborough accent lol not cockney.

[@philjones45]

I think you've seen them all before JJ, we all have, several times!

[@callumcruickshank5236]

NAH I NEVER KNEW THAT 😊👀

[@RUSTYKINS1]

❤

[@TheThird1977]

What the fuck happened to the Cat Deeley clip?

[@shaunw9270]

The very fact you didn't understand the first joke with the delivery being refused by the neighbour is testament to how unneighbourly Americans are 🤷That's sad.

[@digidol52]

Very little sense of community in the USA and if you went next door to collect a parcel they might shoot you. No thanks.

[@j3mixa]

I think they can just leave the parcels outside someone's home in the US, which of course is why there are so many parcels stolen there. To me both the US and the UK way sound risky. I wouldn't like if my parcels would be delivered to my neighboughs. I'd feel like it would inconvenience them too much plus my neighbourghhood is not the best, so there's also the risk of theft to consider. In Finland we mostly get our parcels delivered to a close by grocery store or a parcel machine that can be in shopping center, a bigger store or even outside of some commercial building. You get a text that tells you the parcel has been delivered, where it is, and a code to open the box of the machine. If it's in a grocery store you show your code to the cashier, and they'll get the parcel for you. It would be convenient to not have to go to pick up my parcel somewhere but usually mine come to the store right next door. Although, in December it can go just about anywhere, when everyone and their dog are ordering and sending things, and every store and machine nearby are full.

[@shaunw9270]

@@j3mixa I live in an English city suburb with a high crime rate...they are allowed to leave parcels outside (UPS etc) and they do on occasion but it's risky. Royal Mail usually leave a card to tell you to collect from the nearest depot if nobody is at home.

[@j3mixa]

@@shaunw9270 It seems like in many places they either leave the parcels outside or to neighbours. I don't know why they don't do that here. I've assumed that it's not legal here but maybe it's just cheaper to make everyone pick up their parcels when they can. The National post used to deliver a lot of parcels and leave a note, just like over there, if the person wasn't home. But nower days people order so much and post doesn't even get delivered every day, so maybe it's just too expensive to haul parcels around all day long for nothing since most people are at work anyway.

[@PPfilmemacher]

Here in Germany mostly when no one’s opens door, the parcel service usually goes directly to the neighbors and ask if they could receive the package for the neighbor and the original package recipient get a notification card in his letter box or a E-Mail with the name and address of the neighbor where the delivery service have stored the package. And sometimes if they can’t find a neighbor who takes the Package for the absent original recipient they take the package back with them to a nearby store which is designated as a official partner of the specific delivery company, where you can receive the package at the next day if you show the notification card from your letter box and your ID card. Leaving the package unintended at the property of the package receiver and without someone signing that they received/taken in the package isn’t allowed because as long as no one has signed taking the parcel the delivery guy legally responsible for ensuring that the package arrives by the recipient otherwise he is legally to blame if the delivery get lost and and he must financially compensate the content of the lost package by himself

[@Delicious_J]

I still think the guy on the moped rinsing ronnie is one of the funniest things ive ever seen. And I always felt sorry for the older guy who lost his mind at the bicyclist and took a header, he was going overboard but he was provoked if you see the whole video not only was cyclist behaving like an utter tw*t in the video, trying very obviously to geta rise from the bloke following him for ages riling him, he seems to be a bit of a weirdo in his comments where he just carries on posting this same cryptic reply every time someone says something negative about the video. proper strange individual. I don't know what his game is tbh he seems to enjoy causing troubles for troubles sake the sort of person who probably 'audits' in his spare time - which is a recurrent them with the spandex warriors, I find. Don't know what the issue is with some of them they seem to enjoy antagonising people enough but within the bounds of the law in order to get them to flip out as this guy did and they then get to call the law on them to feel some sense of superiority they otherwise never can because they've not much in the way of a pair of balls, and is why they need to resort to such cowardly and lowblow tacti

[@bikeanddogtrips]

Pretty much every person in Britain over the age of say 15 will know who Ronnie Pickering is as well as the video footage leading up to the other guy in the pavement fall - which I have linked below for you kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqjPm4ija79gi8ksi=H-C_GQ4LVDWGk58R

[@daveangel2991]

I touched a boob by accident at my sixth form leaver's ball (aged 18). In the bar before the meal, someone asked me if I'd seen a certain friend. I turned round whilst pointing in the direction I'd seen them, not realising that my physics teacher had moved into the space next to me and prodded her right on the boob. I was mortified, but thankfully she knew it was an accident and reassured me it was fine.

[@tifu3274]

No, the guy saying 'you want some' was challenging the other guy to a fight. Nothing sexy.

[@JacknVictor]

10:20 Every game of Monoply ever finishes lke this! It must be in the rulebook.

[@Craigy2818]

It makes me a little sad, seeing the guy who wants to take his family away, being in a complication that laughs at people. He shows what you would call the stereotypical signs of Autism and I often find that we get used as examples of people to laugh at and called weird. Also, the guy who likes to take pictures of carpets - totally Autistic. Obsessions and obsessive behaviours and collecting, even when it doesn't make sense to others. Many trainspotters are also Autistic and such.

[@DexFlett]

The guy you thought was a cockney dude was from somewhere in the North of England, buddy.

[@lynnejamieson2063]

It’s Ronnie Pickering, not Ronnie Bickering.

[@andywatts8654]

It was both

[@ellis2300]

British man reacts to funny American moments, all we have todo is look at any media to have a good laugh at America.

[@ebbhead20]

That black guy is a punter being asked about the dodgy take away.. You seem to have made him a criminal as well for some reason? Why is he involved now.? 😅 And he's lying too.? He knows nothing about it... He just has that twang... Doesn't make him a liar?

[@nolajoy7759]

It's more his facial expression of fake surprise 😅😅

[@mikryan6567]

Try Scottish alphabet

[@ADIE261]

The constant pausing and constant replaying of a clip just to make your video double the length of the one you're reacting to its ridiculous

[@andrewsims4123]

The American has ran out of ideas , there are another 193 countries you know !

[@andywatts8654]

?!? Perhaps he’s an Anglophile. Perhaps he doesn’t speak Swahili

[@ebbhead20]

How the hell is that gonna work? That rarely works for english speakers with one language at hand. Are you gonna find German and Japanese memes funny then? Das möchte ich gern sehen.. 😎

[@digidol52]

@@ebbhead20 Fair point but these British ones aren't funny either not least because we've seen them so many times before.

[@ebbhead20]

@@digidol52 Ryan Wass reacts to german memese every week but understands 5-8% of them, just saying. But i hear ya.. 😎