PETER KAY’S HILARIOUS TAKE ON FUNERALS! Guess Who Died? (REACTION)

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[@cheryltotheg2880]

that’s his mum and Nana in the audience 😅

[@jules.8443]

Say if you had a $20 bill and the cashier said thats $3.42c. The reason the customer would ask if the cashier wanted the 42c was so the cashier wouldn't have to give all their change away. So you would give the $20 bill PLUS 42c in change and the cashier would give you a straight $17. The customer wouldn't be trying to get out of paying the 42c. It was to help the cashier.

[@nothernmonkey8612]

Kevin bridges SLEEPOVER FROM HELL is hilarious

[@alancadwallender]

This is your best reaction yet. Fantastic. I would love to see you react to 'The Two Ronnies - Aldershot Brass Ensemble' or Morecambe and Wise in their Mastermind sketch. Your reactions are infectious. Keep them up.

[@davidorourke3630]

In case you dont know, the lovely lady in the audience is his Mother. She laughs so much because she knows what he is refferring to❤😂

[@ThisIsQuarty]

"Do you want the 42?"... I guess it must be a local thing but it was so common "back in the day". Imagine something costs £5.10 and I pay for it with a £10 note, if I had the 10p coin I would ask, "Do you want the 10?"... I am basically offering to the shop keeper, that they can give me a £5 note as change, or they can give me £4.90 worth of coins. It's an offer of convenience for them. (Of course he's making a joke on the literal words etc, etc) but it always amazes me how many reactors aren't familiar with it and I wonder just how "local" it was (I grew up in his hometown).

[@Lloyd-Franklin]

I grew up down south in Brighton, and we also asked the cashier whether they wanted the 10p or whatever the amount would be.

[@robertobrien5709]

It's a British thing in general, do you want the.....

[@samhilton4173]

Born and raised in Manchester, lived in Buckinghamshire, now live in Cornwall. People do it more commonly in the South but it happens everywhere in England.

[@cyrus2728]

I'm from the south and we do it as well, otherwise you have to walk around with a pocket full of change.

[@TanyaRando]

Definitely a thing from over here, I’m in Wales and we say it.

[@thekilsythian4312]

5:25 Peter Kay's Mum and Nan 8:59 She relates cos she is who he is talking about :)

[@ElaineMalkin]

The grey haired lady in the crowd that the camera kept going to and the dark haired lady next to her is Peter's grandma and mum, love your channel ❤ more Peter please ❤❤

[@mindurbusiness-b3u]

on behalf of all brits, Jess you are one of us. you get the humour better than every American I have watched. you are welcome here any time. I suppose your fella can come as well, if he has too! lol

[@PaulDrake-u7m]

Many thanks to Jess for her reaction, brightens my evening.

[@Robbie3004]

One little gag that slips by is when he's pretending to be the customs officer blinded by the sun in the suitcase. He mentions Crowded House who had a hit with "Weather With You" ("Everywhere you go, you always take the weather with you.")

[@drcl7429]

Yup, he does that kind of thing alot.

[@lyn7621]

We have a similar saying in the U.K. to you about your cardinal.We have beautiful little robins ( different to American robins) with very red breasts and we believe when robins are near then so too your loved ones are close.

[@scottlp2323]

"Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!.......Sweet Child O' Mine!" 😁 Love all of the music references throughout his material. 👍😊

[@scottharrison812]

At the funeral of a deceased carpenter relative - who was on display in a coffin: my aunt said to the priest: “He spent most of his life in wood you know”. True story.

[@i_jamz9092]

I don’t even need the video, I just laugh my head off when Jess is laughing

[@matthewgarrett1979]

When he says guess who's dead when he goes to his nans house the camera pans to 2 women in the croud the lady on the left is Peter's mum & the lady with the white hair is his nan. Just for reference. Hello from the uk

[@markcutting6504]

In English it's crowd😉

[@chrismot]

Omg, I've not laughed that loud watching this than with you. I've seen it about 20 times, but I wish I was in your presence watching this one. Jess, you had me in tears, your laugh is soooooo contagious that I cry. Love y'all ❤️

[@grahamreake]

I have only come to watch Jess laugh. A real stress breaker.

[@menty6633]

Peter Kay is a legit genius. One of the greatest stand-up comedians of all time.

[@peterdawson7198]

Hi, Peter Kay fires so many quick jokes and has you laughing so much, that you can re-watch again & again and still laugh so much at the bits that you missed the times before 😂🤣

[@pegaz6529]

My mom does the same thing, but for robins (the red chested bird). When my nan (her mom) and my dad passed, a robin visited the garden the next morning and she always says it's them visiting to see how we're doing after they passed.

[@deb4762]

That's his nan that they kept showing when he said about "guess who's dead"

[@MadHatter-s3t]

Hello Mike and Jess. I just adore the both of you and watching your reactions. Thank you for making me laugh and cheering up my days. I want to say now, I wish you both a very happy Christmas and a wonderful, peaceful and healthy new year.

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

The £3.42 bit is the customer saying "doing you want the 42p" indicating they were going to pay with either a £5 or £10 note, and giving the 42p would make the 'change' easier. 😂

[@BrianBell4073]

I used to work in Maccies (while doing a Maths Degree.) You would get customers 'do you want the odds'. Made it easier for us cashing up and we could serve more cars. Then you would the odd one. "£3.42 please". "I'll give you £21.70 if that helps". My Maths brain can count in a hurry but you don't want to think about the highest denomination coins and notes when you have 16 seconds to take the next order and next payment.

[@MrNikolidas]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@BrianBell4073Yeah but you can put through £21.70 as cash tendered, the till would just calculate the change from that for you. Unless you’re talking about a time before the electronic POS.

[@erskine1984]

Peter is a comedy legend.

[@mikehatton4609]

How good is Peter Kay. I’m watching him live this weekend can’t wait 😊

[@janolaful]

He's brilliant but give you a heads up he's lost alot of weight so looks different but still funny has 😂

[@RefutingTheDumb]

The Bolton Albert Hall is hilarious all the way through🤣🇬🇧🍻

[@316kennyj]

don`t think i`ve ever seen you laugh as much 😂

[@jacquelinepearson2288]

I love the way Jess laughs so much, and it sets me off laughing even more. Now you have seen Peter Kay's funeral sketch, you must watch his take on weddings - it's hilarious.

[@kristianturner-zq2fm]

weddings has to be the next Peter Kay reaction

[@PhilipBowyer-h3x]

yes the perfect follow on I feel , giving you insight into his family and the comedy he pulls from them. Peter just knows how to make those everyday relatable things funny..... that's his genius , we can all relate.

[@stephenhumphrey7935]

What about Pheonix Nights? I'd love to see their reaction watching that.

[@martintabony611]

Every time you walk past a neighbour cutting the grass your suppose to say "Do you want to do mine next" 😀

[@monkee1969]

the correct reply is "it'll rain if i do"

[@stephenhickman304]

Peter Kay has to be one of the best observational comic of all time.

[@PhilipBowyer-h3x]

Also one of the best character actor comics of all time the way he can embody a personna , reminds me of Ronnie Barker in this regard.

[@alexajill85]

11:05 jess has laughed so much her face hurts 😂😂❤

[@sampeeps3371]

His bit on telephones is the best

[@scouseofhorror104]

"Well what you defrostin'?" 🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenmiller195]

You guys are brilliant you brighten my day, thanks 🙏

[@MissSummer405]

I'm loving your reactions 😂❤

[@barrygentry5364]

You guys really get British humour. You need to look at the Peter Kay adverts for John Smiths beer. 😂😂

[@russelllapua4904]

"do you want the 42" I think comes when you give them a larger note, so they can give you an exact amount back (eg pounds only and no pence, or dollars only and no cents", plus the cashier is then getting more change in the till which is always good!

[@finncullen]

Exactly that - bugs me every time I see this routine. I suspect Peter didn't realise. It's courtesy - if the bill is £3.17 and you give them £5 and the 0.17 they just give you £2 back and everyone avoids lots of fiddly coins.

[@jamiemacdonald6899]

​@finncullen Peter realises fine well, it's his comedic play on the literal wording taking place during that transaction.

[@Dr_KAP]

It’s not Peter that doesn’t understand the concept lol

[@brunswicklord6365]

When my dog,, the one in the picture was put to sleep,, we had a PK moment. The day after she died I opened the blinds of the window in the morning and the sunshine poured through the window , hitting a sculpture on the window ledge, causing a huge shadow of a whippet on our back wall. My wife and I stood in complete shock staring at the whippet shadow. Of course it was just a shadow but truthfully this had never happened before. The sun was shining on a clear day and hitting our window at just the right time when we opened the blinds. Later we laughed about it, refering exactly to the story of the Quaver chips !!

[@tonycasey3183]

When paying by cash and the bill comes to £3.42, you might hand over a £5 note and say "do you want the 42?" so that the cashier only has to hand over £2 in change.

[@aidiess]

at 4.52.on the video when he says " guess who's dead " - the camera switches to an old Lady ! - That is his Grandmother !! and his mother is sitting next to her !

[@scotfree21]

Jess your smile is infectious

[@danrice2797]

The 42p is a thing that brits do, instead of handing you a pound extra and taking all the change, they ask if you want the exact amount 😂

[@Bobmudu35UK]

I went to this show when he didn't tour in London and our jaws ached! 😂😂

[@davidlaws3582]

We are blessed in the UK to have.So many funny comedian.s. pleased you have found the.m and love your reactions,.

[@furrypurry]

Went to see him at the O2 for his Mum Wants a Bungalow tour. We had to buy the dvd coz everyone was laughing so much we missed, didn't hear a lot of the show 😂😂😂

[@leeaustwick8845]

My nanna knows everything about everyone, yet has to go through every family name to get to mine 😂

[@Smoshy16]

And the pets past and present :)

[@WristyGymnast]

Its the way he nails older northern women He's from Bolton (north of Manchester, where I grew up). Working class nans are exactly like he mimics

[@PhilipBowyer-h3x]

reminds me of Les Dawson in that regard ( who Peter would of watched as a kid ) , I think if you're lucky enough to come from the northwest of England his comedy hits different ( especially as I'm of the same age / generation ) .... we all grew up around his comedy , it speaks to our own upbringing and experience. His standup , Pheonix nights , Car share , That Peter Kay thing ..... are all love letters to the northwest.

[@WristyGymnast]

@PhilipBowyer-h3x if you’ve had a Carrs pasty, you know

[@jkpole]

Genius. I'm in tears every time

[@michaelmay2688]

When Peter says guess who's dead the camera pans to his mum and grandma in the crowd. I go to see his new tour in Manchester in April.

[@theborderer1302]

His 'it's that fine rain' is really a thing in the north of England. Peters from Bolton, near Manchester, in the north, renowned for rain, but never really heavy rain. The saying here is 'if you can see the Pennines (mountains), it's going to rain, if you can't see them, it's raining'.

[@sigmaslaughter1441]

I never knew that phrase..from west Yorkshire myself..

[@TheCornishCockney]

They’re not trying to haggle,it’s a way of giving the odd change with a note so the cashier can give you whole coins or a note back as change without all the shrapnel filling up your pocket.

[@paulbarber3324]

Wow, you two! Best team ever on KZbin! Absolutely love you!

[@lyndseybeaumont7301]

He’s brilliant. He bases a lot of his humour on his nan, who he adored and sadly passed away at 96.

[@watchreadplayretro]

You had me at "either way it's Peter Kay"

[@whawkins88]

Peter's so good at repeating back to us things we say all the time. It's the realisation of this that makes it so funny

[@bevakathedementedraccoon]

Haven't had a chance to check the playlist, so if already done i apologise. But his "weddings" bit is a must

[@user-man-now80]

I just love your reactions and Peter Kay is so funny, and accurate in his observations of, in this piece, northerners. That's just how it is, and from your comments I guess that it's the same in the States. Cheers ! Sheffield South Yorkshire.

[@nothernmonkey8612]

Kevin Bridges SLEEPOVER FROM HELL is hilarious

[@peckelhaze6934]

Peter is one of our best.

[@ianjones2187]

Went to watch him live early this year and he was as funny as ever . He’s lost a lot of weight now .have a watch of him scanning his audience with a camera bloody hilarious

[@elagoldthorpe8060]

The genius that is Peter Kay

[@druidswillow1052]

Peter was an absolute joy here! So relatable....😅🇺🇲💚🇬🇧✌️😜

[@lawrence.porter]

Peter Kay is an observational comedian. This is why he jumps from one thing to the other as this is what happens in social situations with several people all talking about different things.

[@petersheppard6085]

The Cardinal "thing" is an English Robin in the UK...they are very tame and used to people, and will land on the patio and look at you through the window...and you have to say Good Day...because you never know who it might be.....

[@JackNap1er14]

A lot of middle aged to old people (where I am from) usually talk about their laundry, it starts of as small talk except it usually takes the entire conversation

[@GrannyDryden]

1:16 “do you want the 42?” Refers to the customer having the correct change and is asking if the cashier want the exact amount, rather than given $4 and getting more change back.

[@CJ-jj8mg]

That’s his actual mum and grandma that it keeps cutting to in the audience when he’s talking about them🤣

[@sidtedtilley]

The thing is, this is taken out of real life. And that's why it's so funny!!

[@Wishingcountryliving]

Wetting myself 😂 he should be a national treasure 😂 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@paolow1299]

The £3 .42 thing was widspread all over the UK because nobody wanted to walk around with pockets full of heavy loose coins so you round up the difference to a £1 coin .nowadays folk pay by card anyway .

[@eibhilintoireasa1935]

Love his Mum and late Nan in the audience.

[@jrcynwa9989]

Great reaction guys keep up the good work 👍

[@DebsCrokaert]

When someone says "do you want the 42p, they mean "I'll give you a £5 note plus 42p and the change will be only 2 x £1 coins.. Saves having lots of change..

[@davidjb-750]

The 🐐

[@JamesFindlay-d2s]

That’s his mum and gran in the audience with the spectacles with the black top and the grey top on. Camera goes to them a couple of times.👍🏻

[@petermizon4344]

WHAT HE MEANT BACK IN THE DAY WAS GIVING 4 POUNDS TO COVER IT DO YOU WANT THE EXACT CHANGE, SO THE CASHIER COULD NOT HAVE TO GIVE ALL HIS CHANGE OUT OF HIS FLOAT LOL 😊

[@christinehoughton8591]

We say that as giving the odd loose change rounds it off so they will get only notes back not loose money. Saves messing about with loads of heavy change. back.

[@bringmechoc]

His Nan was the grey haired lady in the audience who was sat next to his mum. They showed their reactions quite a bit. Jess your laughter is contagious 😂

[@davidlaws3582]

Peter Kay is just a naturally funny guy.

[@ba-gg6jo]

Probably the best observational comedian in the UK.

[@brettsfishingdiaries]

Just so you know guys, when hes talking about his grandma its his actual grandma the camera keeps switching to in the audience and his mum bext to her 😂

[@wordsleydave]

What a brilliant reaction ... I can't stop laughing ... love it ... lololololololololol

[@ianjones2187]

Went to see him live early this year and not changed a bit apart from his high weight loss . Have a watch of him taking the mick out of his audience with a camera, hilarious

[@vincentryals2478]

You must react to Peter Kay filming the audience, so funny! Great reaction.

[@snakypaintbrush5122]

Thank you for the video you guys are brilliant, I hope you get to watch the weddings video from Peter

[@ZackaryTurner-g2d]

Love you guys ;)

[@Jane7Aspire]

You'll need to keep looking out for Michael Macintyre's 25th year of stand up comedy. He was "on fire"

[@sirraymondluxuryyacht8131]

You guys might not know, but why it's extra funny is that his granma and mother are in the audience usually. His mom is at 8:53 - that's why you'll see clips of her reaction throughout and clips of others looking down to see her reaction.

[@tyronlancaster8089]

The "Do you want the 42?" bit is common in the UK. If something is £3.42, instead of just giving them £5 & having £1.58 change, you offer them £5 + 2x 20p + 2p, and they give you a straight £2 back. Makes life easier for the cashier giving you your change, and you get rid of some of your annoying change in your pocket

[@tomshehidmusic4227]

Great reaction as always! If you haven't already, check out Catherine Tate. The Nan character will crack you up. Peter Kay actually features as the Nan characters' brother in one episode 😂 Merry Christmas from London 🎄

[@BananaMan-g6j]

Phoenix Nights! Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Nights!

[@BritBlue582]

This - to infinity!

[@sirraymondluxuryyacht8131]

My father's family would did the "Do you know who's dead" conversation several Sunday mornings when we'd visit. We're Irish and my father would visit his parents and sister every Sunday, in the village he grew up in. Convo woudl go something like: Aunt: Seamus, do you know who's dead! Dad: Who? Aunt: Sean Considine Dad: WHo's that Aunt: Ah Seamus ya remember Sean Considine. He's related to Mary Considine Dad: Are they related to the Considine's in Ballynevin? Aunt: No, the other considines from Dalystown. You went to school with the younger sister, Maggie. Dad: Ohh you mean, the Banger Considine?? Aunt: Yesssssss. He dropped dead the other morning bringing in turf for the fire. His brother Tommy found him. Dad: That's terrible. He was a nice auld fecker. Is Tommy still alive? I thought he was dead from Cancer? Aunt: Oh no. He's a shockin' b*llicks that fella. He'd be too mane (mean) to die. Ya can't kill skutch

[@deanknows2024]

I feel sorry for Jess sometimes, she is dying of laughter from Peter Kay. So funny guys. 😂Be careful Jess, the British comedians are going lead you to an cardiac arrest! 😅🤣

[@FrancesThompson-e3m]

Peter’s Grandmother often attended his shows and the camera kept showing her laughing!

[@sarahwhite8135]

Now you need to 2atch him on weddings 😂😂😂😂

[@tonygroves5516]

Mate, you do realise everyone is falling in love with your wife just for her wonderful laugh? I love your reactions guys, but her laugh always gives my day a lift. ❤

[@philjan2]

If you pay using a pound note to give the exact Pennie’s meant you wouldn’t get a load of coins back in your change, or shrapnel some people might say. Therefore lighter pockets and less coins in the washing machine😊

[@LisaEvans-g3l]

So many of these jokes are so difficult to understand for people outside the UK. He’s hilarious xx

[@jamescurrie7678]

“But Either way it’s Peter Kay and that Rhymed so I deserve a like on the video for that”. I though alright Mike I’ll give it a like 👍

[@candice3559]

Great couple... ❤

[@stewartcarroll2645]

Saw him live in Birmingham in August, ridiculously funny dude. Please check out "That Peter Kay Thing". A collection of spoof documentaries, the ice cream man cometh one will have you doubled up from start to finish.👍👍 Keep up the great videos you pair, best reacters on yt.

[@colinfox2516]

For your information the older lady with the short grey hair in the audience is Peters Grandma and the lady on her right is his mum. That's why the camera kept showing them when he was telling the jokes about Connie. 😊

[@NickJames-n6e]

Comedy videos on KZbin which I think you would love: Russell Howard - Cancer funeral Very funny and heartwarming And Bottom Live outtakes, absolutely hilarious when Rik and Ade mess up in front on a live audience 😅

[@Marts5272]

He's touring again in the UK after a very long sabbatical. You have to come and see him live

[@AgentLynch616]

Love your reaction guys. I would love to see you react to Pete and Bas. T-pain 😂