Korean reaction who's on first | Abbott & Costello

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[@revjohnlee]

some years ago, a major league baseball team had a player from China. His name was Hu. When Hu got to first base, the announcer was so exicited because he had waited his entire career to say, "Hu's on first".

[@JPMadden]

His name is Hu Chin-Lung (Hu is the family name). He was born in Taiwan, not China.

[@Houd_Vast]

@@JPMadden depends on who you ask 🤣

[@JPMadden]

@@Houd_Vast Not anyone who acknowledges the reality since 1949.

[@Houd_Vast]

@@JPMadden hardly matters if China seeks “reunification” and their propaganda is ramping that possibility up. The west will not protect Taiwan’s sovereignty like they would Ukraine.

[@JPMadden]

@@Houd_Vast Actually, we're not protecting Ukraine, since they're not part of NATO, and Russia has thousands of nuclear weapons. However, we have promised to protect Taiwan, and China knows this. For as much noise as China makes over Taiwan, they haven't been willing to risk a nuclear war over it.

[@wreckingKREW1]

Abbott and Costello are actually in the Baseball Hall of Fame for this bit.

[@stanbartsch1984]

It's always fun watching people see this for the first time. Almost as much fun as going back and watching it year after year.

[@KPOTV]

Hi new POs friend❤️

[@mattslupek7988]

I agree.

[@oneknight55]

What a great reaction guys. There are many native English speakers that can't keep up with Lou Costello's rapid fire English, so nicely done. This is one of my favorite Comedy routines, thank you for sharing it with us.

[@FerretJohn]

There was a Taiwanese baseball player Chin-Lung Hu who played for the Los Angeles Dodgers from 2007 to 2010 (currently plays for the Fubon Guardians in the Chinese Pro Baseball League). While with the Dodgers, after hitting his first Single, the TV commentator said "I've been waiting my entire career to say this, Hu's on First!"

[@suebeawho6537]

Lololol😂 was the sports announcer Bob Euchre by any chance? Sounds like something he would say🤣

[@bigal7322]

​@@suebeawho6537 It was Vin Scully.

[@user-nf3zq7wf4k]

You gotta love these teenagers and their wholesome sense of humor. God bless them all.

[@FerretJohn]

@@user-nf3zq7wf4k By the by, side note: the examples of "silly names" Abbott mentioned, "Stinky" Fields and "Booby" Barber, they were actually Sidney Fields and Bobby Barber, two writers for the Abbott & Costello Show, I assume Goofy Dan was another writer.

[@kenchristie9214]

"Who's On First" was first performed on the vaudeville stage in 1937. When it was performed on radio in 1938 it became their most requested routine. The version here is from their TV show "The Abbott And Costello Show" in 1951. That is why they have the routine down pat. It is still the funniest skit.

[@warrengwonka2479]

And never exactly the same!

[@baskervillebee6097]

This routine NEVER gets old. 😄😄😄

[@donmaher6992]

Two of our greatest comedic Legends they have both passed on now and they're gone but it's so nice to see that Abbott and Costello can make young people laugh to this day rip Bud Abbott and r i p Lou Costello

[@danielupsdell2697]

Great to see young generations loving this

[@pleutron]

you kids got more of the little bits and laughed at them than most reactors. I loved your reactions.

[@LordSaric]

Lou Costello (the short guy) was the comedian, he hired Bud Abbott (the taller man) and insisted on a 60/40 split of the profits... going to Abbott. He said comedians are a dime a dozen but good straight men are hard to find.

[@pdegan2814]

Who's On First is hands down the funniest comedy routine of all time, I love watching people discover it, especially young folks. Other comedians had done similar wordplay routines, but Abbott & Costello perfected it with this routine, and specifically the performance in the video you reacted to. It's easily the best rendition of it. They're also responsible for one of my all-time favorite movies, Hold That Ghost. It leaves me in stitches every time I watch it.

[@bridgefin]

Hold That Ghost was also my favorite. Mist have seen it 15 times on TV in the 50's.

[@iamtheguardsman9942]

4 candles?

[@anonygent]

This was good, but there was an even better version they did on the radio years earlier.

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

I liked the one that was shown to be on-stage with Lou dressed in a baseball uniform, stuttering on the "You don't want to tell me Today... Tomorrow, do you?" because he'd lost the thread a little bit.

[@keithmays8076]

Don't forget the Army drill routine. That always hurts my ribs from laughing.

[@USCTROJANFAN1000]

That routine got them in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame

[@alaskannative11]

This comedy skit is the perfect description of 2 people who speak the same language, but do not understand each other. The golden age of rising tv comedy

[@matthewjunio]

Abbot and Costello’s skits are extremely funny. Here are others I really think you will enjoy : 1. 13x7 = 28 2. Two tens for a five 3. The Gettysburg Address (Forefathers)

[@donaldwatson7698]

I'd add their horse racing routine to the list. Some folks call it "mudders and fodders".

[@Rebel9668]

And don't forget "Hertz U-Drive" "The Board Routine" "The Story of Moby Dick" and so many others. :)

[@MagetaTheLionHeart]

Cheers to the golden age of comedy, when the gate swung open and a fig newton entered.

[@Batman-30]

The Dice Game skit is another good one.

[@mattslupek7988]

13x7’s a CLASSIC!!

[@Speculativedude]

I know you mentioned it, but of of the best things about Lou (the not to bright guy in the skit) was that he was able to look completely confused and helpless :)

[@K9AF]

Loved watching your reaction to a routine that made its United States radio debut in September of 1937. And it's STILL funny TODAY!

[@jsfbr]

Booby Barber is a play of words that Costello does with his very good friend's name, Bobby Barber.

[@mre4u422]

i wish i could hear this for the first time all over again but watching reactions like this is the next best thing

[@stevenwelch6678]

None of the acting routine was done the same way whenever they did this skit. Each time they did the skit it was always done a little bit different from the last time they did it. Costello could make you think he was really mad but it was all in the act that they performed. They were just that good together. Other teams were Laurel and Hardy and of course The Three Stooges, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, and others that I can't remember. Just remember Costello was not really mad at Abbott and he wasn't confused either. I believe this type of comedy was called slapstick comedy. Great video.

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

This is the fifth time a reaction to this has come up and I love it! I was introduced to this skit in 1986 and I have loved it ever since!

[@jimmymapes3411]

This is a classic American skit from 1953! Their timing is incredible and Lou speaks very fast, which makes it hard if English is not your first language. Nice to see you enjoy it.

[@bridgefin]

Any good performance is timeless and appreciated by all cultures. I really enjoyed the delight these kids had in watching and it reminded me of how much I have always loved it too.

[@joejoebrian1014]

The most famous, timeless sketch of all time. Loved the video guys.

[@markphipps5367]

I grew up seeing these guys films on tv on Saturday mornings - I didn't know this skit until recently - but it is so good to see young people for another country enjoying and laughing

[@KPOTV]

❤️❤️

[@jimreilly917]

Great reaction guys. This film is about 80 years old and still hilarious. And nothing dirty.

[@kennethjohnson2967]

I was born a year after this was filmed and probably the same age as you young folks when i first saw this ! I must say it was awesome to see you young folks enjoy it so much ! Your laughter is heart warming !

[@littlescott6162]

Watching you guys react to this and enjoy it so much makes me smile enormously. I’m 47 yrs old and was brought up listening to these two and I’m amazed that you guys like this so much. Great job.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Wonderful. You guys did a great job and it's nice to know that this humor can reach those who speak English as a second language. The fun you were having is contagious - thanks!

[@seeuatthepeak]

I loved watching your reaction to Abbot and Costello’s classic “Who’s on First” comedy routine.

[@joeczernik2459]

This was real talent kids. It was all LIVE TV. There were no takes and re-takes and finally getting it right. You were on LIVE TV and you had to get it right the first time.

[@WieldingEminator]

This is a personal favorite trend of mine, when people from around the world give their reaction to one of the greatest comedy skits of all time.

[@toddhouston4523]

Abbott and Costello have great movies too. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is a classic.

[@HannibalFan52]

This is one of my favorite comedy routines of all time. So many people have done take-offs on it, but nothing can compare to the original. I remember watching Abbot and Costello on television when I was growing up in the 1950s, so it's always wonderful to see a new generation of comedy fans discover Bud and Lou, especially this routine. I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

Here's another version of "Who's On First?" done by Johnny Carson in the 1980s. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5qkfXuqht98p9k

[@HannibalFan52]

@@Eyes-of-Horus Many people have done take-offs on this routine, but nothing can match the original.

[@daleanscomb365]

You all were so much fun while watching this. Great reaction to a comedy master piece. Your laughter is contagious, had to laugh along with you all.

[@michaelboyce9373]

It's a favorite in The Baseball Hall Of Fame and won an award by them. It is shown constantly via a film loop.

[@paulmetzler1946]

THAT WAS MADE IN 1953, YES 69 YEARS AGO. DOES MY ❤️ HEART GOOD TO SEE YOU YOUNG PEOPLE VALUE WHAT THE OLDER GENERATIONS ARE LEAVING YOU. A LOT OF YOUNG PEOPLE THINK THAT WORLD HISTORY STARTED WITH THIER BIRTH. THEY THINK THAT WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE THEY WERE BORN IS NOT 🚫 IMPORTANT. DIDDYBOPER ♥️💖💝💕😇

[@DylansPen]

One of the most brilliant pieces of comedy written and performed. They perform this flawlessly. Imagine the first time audiences heard this when it was new.

[@GuukanKitsune]

I love this reaction, and I would LOVE to see their reaction to some other Abbott and Costello skits, _especially_ "7×13=28" and "Two Tens for a Five."

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Bud Abbotts grandson is on YT and he said... he knows that his grandfather would be proud to know that his work is still appreciated and still making people laugh!! The creativity in this is astounding!! Genius work in this!! This was done Live on TV and in front of a studio audience!

[@1719456]

This routine took place in 1952, two years after I was born. Most of the entertainers of that era, started their careers in Vaudeville & many made the transition to TV. They were so well practiced at their routines they would come off seamlessly, as this one did, having done it for, in some cases, for decades.

[@robertkees6048]

A true classic that stands the test of time and funny, its charms are apparent on each succeeding generation that discovers it. Isn't it great that we have clips like this so se can continue to laugh together at great comedy? The question isn't is is old, it's, is it good? And the answer always comes back, YES it is. It so nice you were able to see this great comedy duo

[@AlanCanon2222]

These two were famous even for people like me who grew up after they were dead or retired, because television stations would show the many movies they made together. You shouldn't feel bad about having trouble following their rapid speech: by design, they are talking as fast as they possibly can, way faster than most people ordinarily speak, as part of the fun.

[@michaelbrzozowski4987]

Hilarious, The girl in the white shirt has a career in comedy, She gets it

[@NamiMakimono]

This skit always has me laughing! 🤣 It’s good to watch if you’ve been having a bad day.

[@ndnpride3972]

I saw this on a RCA Recording, on My Uncle's Tape Collection... 🤣 I Laughed, When I See Ppl watching This for the First Time, I LAUGH!! 🤣

[@AbhinavS.R.]

You have praised it a lot but have not paid attention to the fact that this was in 1953! I have seen old movies of different languages & it's not just this Abbott & Costello but everyone of that generation & era speak & understand way more faster than the people of today. The old era which many of today's generation have an impression that it's backward, is better than today in so many ways. The intelligence, morals, people's health & everything. Hope you watch some more old videos just once in a while. The other videos of Abbott & Costello too are equally fantastic.

[@coolmccool]

Abbot n Costello the greatest comedy team ever

[@blakesliberator3197]

The sort comedy sketch you can't pick up in just one viewing. Timeless!

[@KPOTV]

❤️

[@mikegreene8461]

Abbott & Costello would be thrilled with your reaction

[@markjames3027]

enviable linguistic skills !!

[@stephen1137]

I don't know if any other comedy duo has ever tried to perform this. Abbot and Costello had this down pat. Everything in comedic timing and tone of voice had to be flawless to make this work. A very high benchmark.

[@SgtRocko]

Your reactions are WONDERFUL! So glad you enjoyed this brilliant skit!!! One of my all-time favourites (and not just because I'm a baseball fan)

[@stevewyche5232]

Abbott & Costello = Universal

[@marciojose1973]

Great reaction! Greetings from Brazil!

[@milwsdl39]

Watching your reactions is very cool new generation Abbet and Costello or a classic comedy back in the day even before my time great reaction

[@Vlasko60]

Best reactions I've seen to "Who's on First".

[@edp5886]

Clean 70 year-old comedy that is as funny as heck.

[@gregorywright2798]

Abbott and Castello's skit of who's on 1st was 1st performed in 1938 almost a 100 years ago

[@smurfydude77]

My father used to read biographies to me for bedtime stories when I was a kid. I still have the biography of Bud Abbot and Lou Costello, and the auto-biography of Moe Howard from the Three Stooges. Bud and Lou used to call the "Who's On First?" routine "baseball." They had the routine memorized so well that they could vary the length as needed. If they were appearing on a show and they had a 5-minute window of time, they could give you five minutes of baseball, or 7, or 6 as needed. Another thing- Bud used to get angry letters about how mean he was to Lou, but in real life it was the other way around- Lou was more unpleasant and demanding than Bud.

[@russellfalch7570]

This bit is around 90 years old. Truly timeless. Also checkout some of their movies like Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein

[@bobsanantonio]

Watching the four of you was the best of all reactions I have watched. Thanks

[@caja_de_arena4845]

Wow, la generación joven riendo a carcajadas de éste clásico de la comedia cincuentera 🤣😂🤣 Saludos desde Carolina del Norte!

[@Navesblue]

You know your comedy is pure gold when it can thoroughly entertain people from across time and cultures.

[@RossM3838]

I don’t even know what I’m talking about! I said that once in a classroom debate and got a big laugh

[@elbruces]

I was just thinking that following this routine must be the ultimate challenge for any ESL student and then this popped up!

[@davidpost428]

Classic comedy sketch - the most famous one of all !

[@Bluemilk92]

I'm so excited to see your version of this classic.

[@jaws1698]

This skit was actually inducted into the baseball hall of fame 😂

[@sokay2laugh512]

Very fun reaction, gang. Much love from Florida

[@chessic4]

I love your reactions! Lol

[@parsifal40002]

You guys are delightful! Love your reactions!

[@williamswidal1318]

It was wonderful watching you enjoy Abbott and Costello's signature routine. It makes me think you will like another routine of theirs that's nearly as famous, the math lesson (7x13=28). They performed it many times. This version is from their TV show: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqvbh6yFa8ijpdU

[@lindaleelaw5277]

New Math.

[@okay5045]

Not original this was done many times years before this is just the version from their TV show. It is funny and has stood the test of time . Genius

[@netrider5]

It’s funny how everyone comments on how fast Costello talks when they first hear him

[@justinspence8341]

Hello from Canada. This comedy duo is one of the ones I grew up watching - their movies, routines, sketches and the show they had in the 1950s were absolutely hilarious. Your reaction was actually the best I have seen. These two comedians after all these years still make laugh like crazy. Next, you should try 3 Bananas and 7x13=28

[@brianmcafee2269]

I just love a genuine reaction. It's hard to find sometimes, but you guys are cool. Love peace and apple grease. That doesn't make any sense, but you guys are cool.

[@markaninon2527]

Can't stop staring at Mini as she laugh... so cute!

[@LIVEEYES]

Love the girls laughing..so cute..nice video.

[@coryc5768]

New sub here. Showing support from ,TN,USA. I love seeing people enjoy these timeless classics. Keep up the good work.

[@dirks6550]

Fun reaction! Just think they did that performance perfectly. One word in the wrong place could throw the whole sequence off.

[@4swordkeeper]

That's a classic Liked and subscribed 😁 Enjoyed reaction

[@ingmarkronfeldt6174]

It is such a fun sketch!!! Thanks, especially to you second from right!

[@davidwilliamson9333]

YOU GUYS RESPONSE IS WONDERFUL, JUST LIKE MINE WHEN I FIRST HEARD THIS ROUTINE ♥

[@robbinsemptynest]

Also need to see laurel and hardy skit of moving a piano , hilarious.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@Blondie42]

You lot have probably already seen that a Mongolian heavy metal band that started in 2016 that goes byvthe bane the Hu band. Two years ago, on their KZbin channel they did a series of cooking videos entitled "Hu is in the kitchen." Last year they did "Hu we are." Hu is the root word of the Mongolian word for human. They are also fans of England's The Who.

[@curtisthomas3598]

Abbott and Costelli had a string of movies, competing with the Three Stooges. I dont think yall can handle the original Three Stooges. You'll be laughing too hard.

[@nanya524]

Fun fact: Right field was never mentioned, but in the original script "Nobody" was in right field.

[@lawrenceholohan8812]

Yo what a great group of kids hello from Tampa Florida

[@agustinaremigio4062]

It is so funny watching to perfect couple

[@davidwilliamson9333]

THIS SKIT CAME OUT IN THE 1940'S , AMAZING TO SEE YOUNG PEOPLE REACT TO IT TODAY. TIMELESS

[@nohhknowwyeww]

3:58 I had missed the fist to the face and rest, before.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@kyleweiner8837]

Hey KPO Tv love the video and i was laughing my head off and keep up the good work (:

[@KPOTV]

salamat POs❤️

[@kyleweiner8837]

@@KPOTV keep the videos coming cause i love the vids that u guys make keep it up (:

[@galerios1]

Comedy that transcends every race, belief system, and color without using racism, buzzwords, and still being a realistic window into life from another time... Abbot and Costello did it years before their time.

[@lisalittle6059]

Loved your pure reaction ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@BgChf-dg5lv]

I enjoy people from all over enjoying great things like this. Makes it all worthwhile.

[@SingDanceKC]

Your reaction was excellent!

[@ollietsb1704]

I want KPO TV to rewrite this in Korean - translate it and perform it. The timing is SO critical.

[@kennethgodwin7769]

That comedy routine is gold!

[@KirkFields]

I just liked and subscribed, and I thoroughly enjoyed y'all's reaction to one of my favorite #VintageSchool comedy teams #AbbottAndCostello. 👍🤓 #YAAAAAAAY 🤭✌️