Laughter is Universal? Villagers Watch Laurel & Hardy for the First Time ! Tribal people try

Villagers Witness Comedy CHAOS: First Look at Laurel & Hardy!
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Witness pure, unfiltered laughter as villagers experience the side-splitting comedy of Laurel & Hardy for the VERY FIRST TIME!
This heartwarming and hilarious video captures their genuine reactions to the iconic duo's slapstick antics and timeless humor. Will the language barrier be a hurdle? Can physical comedy transcend cultures? Prepare to be surprised by their infectious laughter and amazed by the enduring power of Laurel & Hardy's comedic genius!
This unique cultural exchange is a must-watch for fans of classic comedy, anthropology enthusiasts, and anyone who loves a good laugh!
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[@srbrant5391]

Laurel and Hardy were best friends behind the scenes. When Hardy died, Laurel was so heartbroken that he refused to act again.

[@zimjun7]

And attend his funeral. Stan said: "Ollie would understand..." 😪☹😿💔

[@MrTech226]

Even nearly almost 100 years later, Laurel & Hardy are timeless!

[@wleon4068]

@@MrTech226 They will never be beaten.

[@crescentfresh8001]

Laurel & Hardy are absolutely timeless. I still laugh like crazy watching them.

[@FMBriggs]

there's so many good Laurel and Hardy films, hope they get to watch more of them.

[@jamiemark]

YES!!! It does my heart so PROUD to see them laughing so much at a short featuring "The Boys". They were so talented in the art of comedy, Laurel & Hardy made the transition from silent films to talkies with little effort. I'd love to see them watching more Laurel & Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, 3 Stooges, and Our Gang/Little Rascals (in particular the ones from 1929-1933 are the best, IMO). Actually, the Little Rascals shorts were made by the same studio as the Laurel & Hardy ones!!!

[@matthiasbalke9089]

The story goes that when Stan Laurel layed dying from heart failure, a nurse came into the room to check on him. She asked how he was doing. He said:" I'd rather be skiing." The nurse said:" Oh Mr. Laurel. Do you ski?" He replied:" No. But I'd rather be doing that than what I'm doing right now." Then he closed his eyes and was gone. Cracked a joke as he died. He went out like a G.

[@jamesbaker8831]

That happened but not as he was dying. He was getting an injection and he said he'd rather be skiing than having an injection.

[@Whippy99]

We are massive Laurel and Hardy fans and have every film of theirs on CDs. This reaction is absolutely wonderful. It proves that comedy (good comedy) is 100% universal. ❤😊

[@davidware9549]

Yeah British comedy even tho it’s a American stanly was British and he made up most of the jokes

[@Whippy99]

@@davidware9549 Stan Laurel was born in the same place in south London as my dad 😊 Stan was a very clever and shrewd man. Both were utterly delightful human beings.

[@margaretflounders8510]

@@Whippy99 Sorry but Stan was born in Ulverston, Lancashire...

[@Whippy99]

@@margaretflounders8510 Really? He says in one episode that he’s from South London and has a London accent.

[@bryantallansmith8303]

Classic Laurel and Hardy, Funny in any language.

[@wleon4068]

I believe that Stan Laurel died of a broken heart. He did say at the time when his friend died that he would never act again. He was also advised by his doctor that he should not attend his friend's funeral as it would have been too much for him to bear.

[@MattWetzel-l1p]

Laurel and Hardy are timeless whilst also far ahead of their time. This film is a perfect representation of the entire history of American politics.

[@ComtesseRochefort]

They should see the ones with sound as well.

[@zimjun7]

Yeah....I was disappointed that it was a silent. So many funny ones later!! Like the chimney sweeping/cleaning and transporting a piano up a ridiculous long flight of stairs!!

[@Blade247]

The good old days 😊😊 i miss those days.

[@necmacleod]

Something tells me that Laurel and Hardy are looking down from above and enjoying the fact that these wonderful men are enjoying their movies for the first time.

[@everettscott4745]

These gentlemen are absolutely fantastic.

[@tonycritcher3419]

I love Laurel and Hardy, but had never seen this one! It was lovely to watch it with these two gentlemen and enjoy it with them!

[@oddnuts5764]

I loved the guy on the left's laughter - he was really enjoying it.

[@ducomaritiem7160]

Please watch their movie "Music Box". It was made later, when there was sound with the film. Music box is soooo good. They have to deliver a piano to a house...

[@DavidSherman1980]

I hope they can watch Three Stooges, especially the one where they go to the tailor. Raeen would enjoy that I'm sure! Also, this might be the first time he sang with Babu at the end! :)

[@carolinesconcertvids860]

Would love to see them react to Chucklevision, UK kids comedy show ( also loved by adults) . Brothers Paul and Barry were hugely inspired by Laurel and Hardy. Sadly Barry and one of their brothers who appeared on the show "Mr No Slacking" have passed

[@ShawnRavenfire]

My grandfather always loved watching Laurel and Hardy!

[@Blandina11]

Well, that's actually an old Danish children song "Hjulene på bussen drejer rundt rundt rundt..." 👍👍😅😊😅

[@bwilliams463]

You picked the PERFECT film for this vid. One of their very best, and universally understandable. Stan and Ollie were beloved around the world, and their movies were translated into dozens of languages.

[@jamesohara4295]

Slap Stick; International comedy 🎭

[@tomferrante8002]

I really think you would love another Laurel and Hardy called Putting the pants on Phillip! It's my favourite alongside Way out west!

[@kxd2591]

Please show them "THE MUSIC BOX".

[@joelspringman523]

They should watch some Buster Keaton movies.

[@gailcrook2687]

Watch the one where they try to drag a piano up some steps, its hilarious

[@sharonellis8776]

So glad you enjoyed this. There are lots of their other movies that you can watch. xx

[@dunringill1747]

Laurel & Hardy were my favorite of the classic era comedians.

[@zimjun7]

Please upload Laurel & Hardy WITH SOUND!!!! I know you'll work on it. June from Maine USA

[@zimjun7]

Laurel & Hardy movies with sound!!! Please! Funny to this day!!

[@karaperrio-du5gs]

they were the best

[@TheNeonRabbit]

That house is still there

[@garymcatear822]

The car isn't though.

[@johankaewberg8162]

Escalation in a nutshell :-) I first laughed to this 40 years ago or more.

[@Kelerion]

They've already seen Star Wars, so maybe you should show them Hacksmit's first real live lightsaber?

[@avalanche9026]

At least they enjoy it still.

[@perryedwards4746]

Smashing!

[@Trazynn]

In Dutch this show is called 'The Fatty and the Thinny'

[@ClaudiaG.1979]

in german : Fat and dumb

[@dmschoice2571]

In Germany 'Thick and Dumb' 😆

[@davidware9549]

@@dmschoice2571 most probably that’s how they see them selfs lol

[@spiffydigs]

you know... this is a very unique and beautiful social experiment when you think of it. P.S. I hope Babu is getting enough sleep.

[@MrRondonmon]

My fav. is Blotto

[@jamesbaker8831]

They should react to the 2018 biopic Stan & Ollie now they know who they are

[@lipgloss202]

I love these old comedies. Chaplin has some great movies. The Dictator and Modern times are great! Speaking of classics, what about Citizen Kane or the Third man by Orson Welles?

[@margaretflounders8510]

Bit heavy, don't you think

[@jqz273]

Let's hope to see W.C. Fields, hopefully the Dentist sketch.

[@jamiemark]

His wit & sarcasm are the best!!!

[@rayvelasco2059]

Most Excellent ¿ Have they seen the L and H piano movers¿

[@BrumeGhost]

Please do tom and jerry next to introduce them to classic american cartoons, maybe some road runner/ bugs bunny?

[@kenny832]

That moustache was quite popular until Hitler ruined it for everyone!

[@roshan9238]

Cant wait for uae vlog❤

[@konliner9286]

Sir, make them watch the history of Marvel and Mr.Bean episode 1 & 2 in React 2.0.

[@dmcvegan1963]

❤❤❤

[@RootlessNZ]

Come on we're all tribal people! Just look at Europe - look at your neighbours even.

[@deed2157]

Why are they on two channels watching films?

[@CommonManShow]

Soon you are going to watch adventure travel videos here. Right now we are exploring ancient silk route and visiting four countries.

[@ebbhead20]

Why do i feel they wont believe how old this is ? Silent movies where the early 20s but this has been restored and remastered i can see. But indian films didnt look this good even in the 50s. They rend to lose it whenever they see phones in the 80s so i would love to know when they think this is.

[@johankaewberg8162]

That’s hardly accurate… The Indian film industry started a month after the invention of the medium.

[@ebbhead20]

@@johankaewberg8162 thats cool and all, but the picture stayed ugly until the 21st century. It was a pale colour thing with opening flowers instead of people kissing. Rhe most boring movies ever. And why must the hero always be a fat sweaty guy that rips off Michael Jackson or whatever in a dance.? Asian films are fun, but indian just want to make movies for gay hairdressers. And no one are allowed to look good. Fat men in unfitting clothes..

[@zomart4016]

I love these guys but I can't beleive they are simple rural villagers, they're far too worldly.

[@dmschoice2571]

Well, I think this kind of comedy aged rather poorly, But Stan and Ollie are of course a classic, and the reaction was certainly worth it. These two are a duo one should definitely know. And the next iconic duo to react to: Bud Spencer and Terence Hill! 😄

[@kaleidoscopehearts7218]

Why is your content so US specefic when it comes to reaction There's not enough relatable content for Indians

[@MrVidification]

almost every channel on US social media will be US centric. Everyone assumes the majority watching are from the US when in reality it's Europe (including india)