Micky Flanagan - Micky is All Grown Up REACTION

[@skelatorus]

The out out came from the joke he did when he only went out for a newspaper and a loaf of bread in the morning..... It is a MUST see!!! 😂

[@bybodidotcom]

Mickey didn't write the out out joke, it is from an old 1940's British movie.

[@coot1925]

Everything he said about the 70s comprehensive school is so accurate. Ps, I love the way you guys have disguised yourselves as two 10 year old boys. ✌️♥️🇬🇧

[@scipioafricanus5871]

OH, BUUURN! (Apply to burned area)

[@baconrasher6650]

Well now you have to watch the “Out Out” joke! 😂

[@HappyHammer55]

Micky comes from a working class background but in later life (29) went to University and gained a degree in Arts and Social Services. He also took a Postgraduate Certificate in Education.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

and now we all participate in the illusion that Micky isn't solid middle-class.

[@alfiefletcher7513]

Thank you for your brilliant reactions that you do! You're a lovely couple and it is always a real pleasure to watch your reactions to our comedy and culture and way of life. I'm a Yorkshireman and when you come to visit the UK if you're ever in Yorkshire it would be wonderful to meet you both! Micky is one of my favourite comedians and I'm glad you love watching his work! 😊 Sending you both my regards!

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

I'm an Aussie and my partner is from Yorkshire. Apparently everything is better in that sacred land, even fish and chips. Even if we're sitting on the beach eating that days fish caught fresh off the Great Barrier Reef. "Good but nothing on Whitby". I combat that when we visited her parents in the UK with comparing any wildlife to Queensland. "Teh, call that a bloody Labrador?"

[@MrChaza001]

@@goodshipkaraboudjan😂

[@hadennuff]

Sorry Nick, but having watched many of your uploads, Jody is the star. Jody not only laughs, she has a deepness, a full understanding of what is going on. I am 81 yrs of age next month, and am of the generation where closing the cupboard door was helping out. Keep up the good work, thanks for the relief from the boring of god's waiting room. God bless. HOWARD

[@skelatorus]

My mum used to do the hot teaspoon on my forehead 😂 it still makes me smile😊

[@jonathanmaybury5698]

We've had a generation of kids that couldn't care less, and we've had a generation of kids that think their gods gift to everything. So the next generation that comes along should be a sensible one.

[@Burglar-King]

That was hysterical. It brought back so many memories of my upbringing. Add on Friday nights pocket money night and sitting around the table so dad could win his money back playing mandatory 3 card brag. 😂😂😂 it’s true. Dads money was always safe.

[@MeStevely]

I remember getting my pocket money from my Dad in the 50's. It was called the 'Saturday Shilling' (worth 5p these days) but it was enough for a half-pound of boiled sweets, pineapple chunks, pear drops or American hard gums. Or maybe 4 sticks of barley sugar. Or maybe browsing in Woolworths for cheap toys.

[@2Bobbitz]

As a lad in the 70s I used to get pocket money for cleaning my step-dads car out every week. He used to smoke 60 fags a day. By the time I’d finished I smelled like the carpet in the local working man’s club..!

[@malcolmbowers701]

My up bringing on London council estate 😂

[@Burglar-King]

@@malcolmbowers701 😂😂😂True true. Still here.

[@Isleofskye]

@@MeStevely One shilling at Clubland in Walworth, S E London ( where Sir Michael Caine and I went( 15 years apart) in 1964 got me a Coca-Cola,2 pieces of Bread Pudding and 2 Buttered Rolls after our Sports pursuits and before watching a film in the in-house cinema:)

[@nathanlane407]

Enjoy your holiday to the UK this year!! Fish and chips is served in almost all takeaway restaurants...I suggest only buying from a traditional chip shop by the coast or you will be disappointed! Micky flanagan - come in your house. Is a funny sketch about his time in America. Keep up the good work guys!

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Thanks!

[@reccerat4446]

When Mickey refeences the "Out out" bit he's talking about the sketch he did (as well as the tour) where in England there's a culture of being "out" or drinking hard, hanging one on, etc. So sometimes you're just "out" (quiet night a few pints) or "out out" where you go for it!

[@steved6092]

Great reaction guys ... Micky is on tour in the UK this year with a new show ... if you're planning to come over to England, it might be worth checking his website out for tour dates if you fancy a show, they were selling fast though

[@andrewb2475]

I'm middle class, I live in rural Oxfordshire and love boxing however there's zero boxing around here. So several evenings a year I go to London's East End to watch a boxing card in Bethnal Green, at the famous York Hall. I have to admit walking around that Borough (Micky's Flat is still there) makes me nervous, it's the kind of area that's been ignored by Government, a large migrant population, residents from every Country around the Globe, very little employment, run down with a lot of social housing but I've only ever bumped into pleasant people. Yes like any inner city I'd guess there's drugs, prostitution on the streets at night and crime but we should never write off people just because they have very little I'm not being patronising btw), BUT I wouldn't walk around there in the dark!...........😂you just have be aware and keep in mind 'I stand out like a middle class sore thumb!' It's quite an experience, the Streets, a different world than I'm used to.

[@andrewb2475]

.........btw he doesn't still live there! Micky moved from Shoreditch and now lives in leafy Hampshire.

[@terrywright7470]

I just LOVE this couple, I do not know how many of their posts I have seen on you tube. BUT I have been paralytic with laughter by the end of the video. They have never failed to make me laugh, mostly because all their posts are relevant to all of we adults, and stir up some fabulous memories of OUR youth. Please keep your videos coming, if only to give we old guys some memories of when we were much younger

[@MacIain82]

Very interesting thoughts on future parents. You guys are right, some of them are gonna be in for a reality check. So true about customer service as well. We weren’t allowed to have our phones on show either.

[@kevinty7]

Brilliant guys😂😂🫶🏽Micky was a teacher for a short while too👍🏽

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

That’s cool!

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

His description of sticking hot spoons on you. Hahaha... I still do that... why wouldn't ya 😮 My school... oh dear, the careers day was... and I mean this ...was someone from the dole, showing us how to sign on. I live in a place called County Durham and all it ever had was coal mines, steal works and ship building. All the ship building was gone all the mines were closing and only 1 steel works left... so we were taught how to sign on Land if opportunity 😢 Fun days... where did they go At least keep hot spooning the kids, life has to have it's continuity ❤❤❤❤❤

[@GiBJT1]

The out out routine is Mickeys signature stand up. You should have started on that one.

[@jay71512]

The out out bit was his break through joke that made him really popular. Just look up going out out.

[@darrellpowell6042]

No it does not its London slang that came about in pubs.

[@martinswiers6653]

To see that 70s very lower workingclass experience either read Kestrel for a knave by Barry Hines or see the Ken Loach movie adaptation. Always makes me laugh because my school was just like it were portrayed in the film

[@Paul-hl8yg]

Yes Micky is a down to Earth typical person or how we would say in Britain.. 'Common as muck'!! 😆🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@centralseac]

Micky is spot on with every detail, but those were the very best years

[@dirtbikerman1000]

You have to watch the out out sketch now!

[@mrsiborg]

Going out is just going to the pub for a couple, going out out is a planned night out, getting dressed up and going to the pub then for a meal or on to a night club or something.

[@patrickholt2270]

Making a pram in the 4th year - that's Year 8 in today's numbering. It used to go 4 years of primary/junior school, then starting again as a 1st year at secondary/high school (11-12 yrs old). For an example of life for working class boys at a British state school in the 1970s, you should watch the movie "Neds." The school scenes are very authentic (nostalgic for me), the gang stuff only applies to Glasgow which has a notorious gang culture going back to the 19th century. People's school experience had a lot to do with class background, and a generation of conservative teachers who wished there was still class segregation into different schools - Grammar and Secondary Modern - and taught the working class kids with an attitude of low expectations and harsh discipline. In my schools, they duplicated class segregation within the school, dividing pupils up into different "Sets" by alleged "ability." If they were good at sports, they could be very well treated by headmasters, PE teachers and such, who might make them prefects and groom them to join the army or the police, but otherwise working class kids did tend to leave school as early as possible, at 16, with few if any qualifications. The Comprehensive school idea was noble in principle and I still believe in it - everyone attends the same kind of school and should get the same standard of education. But it was sabotaged from the start by middle class parents and Conservative party-run school districts, skewing the allocation of resources. Over the course of the 1990s the state sector became increasingly fragmented and ruined by the New Labour government of Tony Blair, creating new layers of privileged schools within the state sector for middle class parents to obtain educational advantages for their kids, like Academy Schools, which were originally supposed to provide extra facilities for special fields like science schools, sports academies and performing arts schools, but since they got about 30% extra funding each out of the total available in a given Local Education Authority (LEA), they soon became just Grammar schools by another name and another way to carve out privilege besides private schools.

[@michaelwilkinson3296]

The old hot spoon trick , still use it today , works with a cold spoon as well . Where do you get a metal spoon now a days ? Greasy spoons still use them , some cafes use them and some pubs . I think that people nick them and take them home ???? Coffee shops give you a stick to use , as this wont get hot , try putting it in the ear , wakes them up , makes them jump but makes me laugh ....... OOOOOH . Make sure you dont use the stick again or lick the end

[@glennamyhotspur]

I went to the same school as Micky, Daneford Comprehensive, it was a terrible school. I was 3 years below him. My brother Gary Hutton was in his class,, hence he mentions him. Micky is one of the very best comedians, alongside Jimmy Carr & Bill Burr!

[@ghhg213]

Did he ever get to drive the van?

[@glennamyhotspur]

Sort of, he's a black cabbie!

[@ghhg213]

brilliant !! @@glennamyhotspur 👍

[@darrellpowell6042]

The saying out out was a London saying. It sprung up in the pubs with people replying to someone saying they went out and then it was were you out, not dressed up or out out, dressed up for a night out. Word gets about of out out as a reply to being dressed up nice for a night out. There was a London craze of repeating words as well, like say yes yes, no no, please please, yeah yeah, all back in the early 2000's.

[@chocolate-teapot]

I love watching Americans trying to understand British comedians, it's like showing the dog a card trick. ❤

[@martindunstan8043]

🤣🤣Cheeky, but gold(they've got guns you know) 🤣😎👍

[@Isleofskye]

Why do dogs always race to the door when the doorbell rings? It’s hardly ever for them. ...

[@ImRonDurden]

@@Isleofskye I heard Norm Macdonald's voice reading that in my head..

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

They're alright. As an Aussie I enjoy seeing them grasping banter. I've traveled a lot and every yank I ran into was always the most easily offended person in the room. Was good fun playing with that.

[@scouseofhorror104]

​@@Isleofskye I reckon our pooch is CONVINCED everyone who comes to the door is there specifically to see them 🤔😅

[@kevanwillis4571]

Another great reaction. Please find the 'out,out' sketch.

[@jrswinhoe58]

Out Out has become a usual term used for Nights out on the drink

[@lordflashget8780]

Pertaining to your hopefully imminent visit to these islands, you will be greeted with open arms and love, you are creating content that may make the world a better place. and we, the humans out here in cyber land respect your efforts, your journey/adventure to these islands should be memorable for you, so you can educate future generations about their ancestral history,

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Thank you!

[@55tranquility]

At my previous job we would take on a work experience kid usually aged between 15-17 (intern) every 3 months. Usually they were really nice, but every so often we’d get one that would blow our minds. Literally constantly on their phones despite being asked not to, would refuse to do some of the tasks they were given (literally the most easy to things) and give the most insane reasons for not doing them, one literally said she can’t answer the phone as she has a phobia about it - which is fair enough except we were a telecoms company and it was a marketing job where 90% of the role was taking calls and she had chosen to come to us and when our manager contacted her school to ask about this they said that it was complete rubbish and had no such thing. One lad kept putting his feet on the desk! And no joke, one kids parents phoned our CEO to say their kid should be given easier work to do, which would basically have meant doing nothing as they did the easiest stuff anyway. It’s the parents that have brought them up to expect everything to be handed to them. At the same time though we did have many who were great it was by no means all of them.

[@trytellingthetruth.2068]

It's been a very long time since i last heard anyone say they played "run outs" as a kid.

[@JonathanReynolds1]

Council Estates are the British equivalent of “The Projects”.

[@richardhague801]

Look up the video called "Going 'Out Out'" from the Out Out Tour - It's a staple of Micky Flanagan stand up. Love your reactions, keep up the great content.

[@sparkyomahoney4455]

Love your reactions especially Jodie's. Enjoy your stay in England, weather is great right now.

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Thanks!

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Thanks!

[@gavingiant6900]

Going out is just going out to the shops etc. But out, out you are going out to kinda paint the town red kinda thing. Basically going on the pish etc, and not coming home till the early hours.

[@SteveSmallMusic]

I'm sure they'll definitely understand what "going on the pish" is 🙄

[@gavingiant6900]

@@SteveSmallMusic seem as they are from an area where many Irish decendants live, they might. Or that I've used that word before, and they didn't ask what it means.

[@AnonEMoose-wj5ob]

Council Estates are socialised housing not unlike the projects in the USA. I grew up on a council estate at a time when it was pretty much the norm (1960s). That changed during the Thatcher administration (1980s) which sold off most of the council housing and encouraged people to want to own their own homes - then punished them with crippling interest rates when they tried to do so (leading to a huge number of foreclosures). Now there is a certain amount of stigma about living on a council estate which didn't exist when it applied to most people. A 'Provident Cheque' is a loan from a company called Provident who were at one time notorious for giving out high interest loans indiscriminately (ie. regardless of the difficulties it might impose upon the loanee to pay it back).

[@Dave-jm3zf]

"Now there is a certain amount of stigma about living on a council estate" The Murdoch media has played a huge part in that with their derogatory terms repeated ad nauseum.

[@AnonEMoose-wj5ob]

@@Dave-jm3zf Absolutely true. Thatcher's political support for his takeover bids were fundamental in allowing him to gain control of 40% of the British press in the early 80s. You don't get that kind of backing without some form of quid pro quo. He continued that support when the grey man took over.

[@trevorbaynham8810]

For the background story it is on his tour - react to going out out Micky Flanagan - then it will all make sense - it's a bit like Peter Kay with Garlic bread

[@1djsymac]

love you guys, only just stumbled across you, love it....

[@BoringReviews]

We’re glad you stumbled across us. Thanks for staying.

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Thanks!

[@rosa32]

Another funny comedian Romash Ranganathan. Live at the Apollo. The one about his kids, Disneyland and being a teacher. I think it's called It's the lazy eye.

[@Loki1815]

If you do come to England in the summer, you MUST, MUST, MUST, go to Horseguards at 4pm, not 3pm, not 11am, 4PM!

[@Cjmatthews87]

You guys are absolutely lovely 😊

[@maggietulip5761]

Micky trained as a teacher but was disheartened that things hadnt changed.

[@BrianMac2601]

I'm just jesting....but the bit about drugs, but both of you nodding your heads, like that's us 😂😂

[@billlarner7977]

I went to the same school as micky

[@alanb7027]

Excellent.thank you.

[@andyt9296]

Try and find Micky Flanagan going “out out” and deli belly they will have you in stitches

[@sublimebeauty1]

That’s one bright yellow cap.

[@CathyWicks-uf8me]

Only recently started watching your reactions. Can see you're a fan of Micky Flanagan, as am I. My favourite comedy sketch of his is called "Fell out of my A*se!!" If you haven't already seen it, please take a look. It's hilarious 😂😂.

[@BoringReviews]

Will do. Thanks for finding us and for watching

[@22seanmurphy]

Hi guy's, I was brought up exactly the same as micky on a council estate and my dad getting drunk every weekend and arguing constantly with my mum and yes she was on valium but i was brought up with manners and respect for others and i have 2 beautiful daughters both in there late 20s and both with manners and respect but when there mum and me was bringing them up there was so many horrible people and there kids are now in and out of prison and there poor kids of there own don't have a chance and it's scary watching this happen, anyway cheers 🍻

[@garyhutton2654]

Great vid , your going to England your wife is Irish I'm Gary Hutton lol

[@ritahamblin1043]

You know i remember the 70s being like that. There was no political correctness. I wander sometimes if that where the worlds gone wrong. To political correct. I recall chopsing off to a bobbie and get a boot in the backside. Didn't do it again my mm never hot spooned me but she did give the wet finger in the ear. To wake you up. Guy when you come to the uk you must visit wales. C u later ttfn

[@deb1544]

I see Micky Flanagan at the 02 in London on the 26/5 this year and he was absolutely brilliant. He’s so relatable as I was born in 1970 but in Bristol but all what he says is so true about back then I personally think it was a better time than now. So glad you enjoy his videos. Another comedian is Kevin Bridges who is from Glasgow he’s hilarious but a younger comedian, there is a certain clip which is if Facebook was a pub and it’s really funny you could try looking at that one. Also I noticed you said that when you come to the UK your not staying in London I totally agree with you as it’s not a safe place and so expensive, also driving is a nightmare you hardly move it takes forever to get anywhere, most Londoners are moving out of London. My partner is from London and would never live there again. The Uk has so much more to offer which is more beautiful and safer with just as much history as London. Also if you are driving in the UK be careful there are speed cameras everywhere and even on traffic lights.

[@KevNpton]

One thing this generation we see now have, no lead in petrol, no blue shit in the food, loads of things in food are banned because we now know they are bad for you, and make you more aggressive. Taking lead out of petrol and some other stuff that was taken out has changed people. There is still a spectrum, but it has shifted to the calmer side.

[@rickthompson437]

Morn’n guys ! Another good review. Where the UK comedy skits are concerned, it would be an idea to watch them play out with the bad words in, as this adds to the clip, but more importantly, as the performers, the guys (& girls) have wrote this into the skit for the comedic effect of the word, & not for the offence. By omitting the words, you’re losing a certain ‘something’ from the skit. As teachers, you should understand that these are just ‘words’ & one should not be offended … ‘sticks & stones’ & all that .

[@BoringReviews]

Appreciate the comment. You are reading too much into the editing. It is just our choice to do so. We are not the first to edit out F bombs. When we react, we do so unedited of course. So, we hear it the way it was intended. For us, it doesn't add or take away from, the joke. I try to do it where only that word is missed. But, you are not the first to make this comment. I also think editing helps with the algorithm as well.

[@Nobby76]

The "out out" thing comes from his show where he talks about you can go out, or you go can OUT out. Going out, you was actually going to the shops to get some bread, bump into a mate and end up in the pub (in your slippers and bread in hand) or you can go OUT out, which is when you actually meant to go out to the pub, rather than just being there "accidentaly"

[@darrellpowell6042]

No it does not its London slang that came about in pubs.

[@lyncohn9505]

@@darrellpowell6042 You obviously didnt see the sketch

[@Not_really]

Hey, c'mon, you've got to do the full out, out reaction. You'll love it!

[@eileentaylor1691]

the out out was a good story

[@pomerau]

Unfortunate that I started watching this in London (on your great channel) to take my mind off the news and video reactions to the horror of Annecy this morning. I had just sat and watched some reports this evening (nothing too graphic). After the first couple of minutes Micky's untimely descriptions were too much. Another time. Not very religious, but God please take care of those children and their guardians who were with them. Just when you thought humans could not stoop any lower.

[@doncuadrado8489]

Didn't realise you were coming to the United Kingdom in the Summer. Remember the United Kingdom is made up of England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland. Don't neglect Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Would recommend Edinburgh or Belfast for some cuktural treats. Live your reactions. You're a delightful couple. Love from Edinburgh

[@ollyw2897]

Have you guys seen "look after yourself - Micky Flanagan" very funny! :)

[@eddiebest1951]

Try to get to Liverpool if you can when you come over. You won’t be disappointed

[@martynlaw9606]

Definitely watch the out out routine you won't be disappointed

[@multiversal2023]

Yesss

[@carldarbyshire4]

Three stages of out out. 1) You pop "out" (to the shop for some milk). 2) You go "out" (to the local pub for a few drinks then come home some time later). 3) You go "out out" (for a full on night of clubbing and partying till the early hours, or till the next morning). You need to watch the out out sketch. You'll enjoy it. 😂

[@Dave-jm3zf]

They don't need to watch it now because you just ruined it you bell end

[@darrellpowell6042]

London slang that came about in pubs.

[@scottosborne2915]

wow jodi that was a flawless intro i had to see it twice it was just delivered perfectly ok the hot spoon thing its happened to me a few times when i was a kid a question for both of you when he was saying about parents with drugs and kids wanting it and the other way why was you both nodding to it like you both been through that ??

[@BoringReviews]

Not personally, but with those close to us and we see it as educators and those we work with through church and the community.

[@scottosborne2915]

@@BoringReviews good answer i never asked this i know your both are teachers but what do you teach and what age are your students

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

Thanks! 13 year olds reading, writing, language.

[@scottosborne2915]

@@Jodi_BoringReviews thats cool i hope they are all learning and not just letting it go in one ear and out the other

[@BoringReviews]

Fourth grade. All subjects

[@grabtharshammer]

Seriously, have you never done the Out Out skit?

[@sean3691]

❤️

[@brumbykj]

You can take the boy out of Bethnal green..But you can't take Bethnal green out of the boy..!

[@pattersonpogo]

Please check out Micky on lazy French people

[@royrobinson2409]

Hi Guys, you should watch Sarah Millican she is so funny , if you like Micky Flanagan you will like Sarah.

[@capcompass9298]

Censors phuc everything up.

[@Finchie_97]

REACT TO HIS OUT OUT JOKE

[@peterfrancis8194]

That’s a bit unfair these guys seem to get most of it

[@Droneaway-72]

Brother who had a baby with is sister Typical Norfolk family then

[@markellis796]

Why do you cut out all the swear words?

[@billybunter6659]

Don't see the point of cutting the swearing out,it's like watching Norman Collier. He's depicting how it used to be and i don't think it's changed much at all in some places so why change it.

[@jamespasifull]

Teenage boys have their own unique 'colour-experience', that occurs when they're asleep, but it ain't 'brown' or 'red', is it?!?! 🤣 I'm not sure whether they talk about it though, I only know that I didn't, waaaay back, when I was a teen!! 😮

[@ArmageddonAfterparty]

Please don't fucking mute the swearing.

[@parusha33]

billy Connolly is the undisputed king of UK comedy

[@paulbromley6687]

Come on Nick the hat ? I mean, do you look in a mirror.

[@BoringReviews]

You don't like the Lakers? Also, I don't need the mirror. I know I look good.

[@Jodi_BoringReviews]

It matches the yellow in his shirt.

[@JoeScottish]

Micky Flanagan was amazing, until he got famous, then the arrogance set in

[@derekbland5253]

How many "likes" can you like get in to one short speach. Worst thing that's like happened to like the English language.... like.

[@simonwilson1211]

Bored of watching Americans swooning over us Brits.. I watched an episode of the US version of the Antiques roadshow.. Why can they not make their own content? Come on, do something original!

[@SeeDaRipper...]

Could not watch this...I despise censorship. What a waste of a reaction.

[@duncanwyer2460]

Need to find his out out stand up it’s 😂