Reacting to Jimmy Carr's Most Offensives Jokes

How offensive can they be...?? Have a seat and get cozy while we react to Jimmy Carr's most offensive jokes!
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Hey! I'm Alanna - a thirty-something documenting my life as a Canadian living in England.
I share the ups and downs of an expat living abroad and what it's really like living in the UK. It's not always easy, but there's been so many wonderful experiences, too. I post a KZbin video every Tuesday plus an additional video every Saturday on Patreon + YT Memberships. I also livestream every Wednesday and Sunday at 5:30pm GMT/BST on Twitch.
Alanna x

[@eugeneshadwell6596]

If you're after a classic Scottish comedian then Billy Connolly is your man. Possibly the greatest UK comedian ever.

[@crm114.]

Jimmy Carr’s no fail pick-up line: ‘does this rag smell like chloroform to you?’

[@Joe_Pomona]

Jack Dee, very deadpan, very observational, very funny. Saw him on my 30th birthday in York... 😂😂😂

[@SportspoolDelivers]

We've known Jimmy Carr so long, he wasn't even paying tax 🤣

[@charlestaylor9424]

Jethro

[@mozzyquodo5532]

If you're wondering about other comedians then for sure I can suggest Lee Evans. It's impossible to choose any absolute favourites, but check out "Talking About The Wife | Lee Evans", and "Flying Economy Is A Grueling Experience | Lee Evans".

[@UKJack67]

Frankie Boyle - Audience Annihilation part one is well worth a watch

[@steviesbadtv]

Love Frankie Boyle but there’s no way she’ll understand what he’s actually saying…😏🤷🏻‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mikeh020011]

Hi from England. You should check out Milton Jones.

[@Elwaves2925]

Definitely. He's a master of one liners.

[@muguk]

Dave Allen (I had to watch re-runs as I was only a nipper when his original TV series were on). As a teenager I was introduced to the classics by Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor, so maybe I've been lucky generation-wise. Growing up there were plenty of British comedians who were trying to emulate their sort of humour, but they were always unbroadcastable until they released their shows on VHS/DVD. Which ended up with a glut of them on the DVD shelves around Xmas time. There's also Viz magazine which has been going around for 35+ years. All in all, far too many to choose from. Their Profanisaurus is a good book to acquire (no longer updated). I've bought and donated a few copies to friends of mine in Germany over the years :)

[@eloisepasteur]

I don’t really have a favourite per se, but in historical order, Dave Allen, Suzy Izzard (who will appear as Eddie Izzard) - they both tell stories most of the time - and Milton Jones - who mostly tells one-liners. But Britain has a long tradition of sketch comedy too, The Two Ronnies, Porridge, Dad's Army and more are all worth checking out

[@steve3291]

You need to try some Peter Kay - much safer ground. Or Bob Mortimer on "Would I Lie to You". Neither will trouble the KZbin monetisation monster.

[@Elwaves2925]

She knows and has seen Bob but Peter Kay is a good call. Some of his set is just right for her as she's covered odd things we do in the UK before.

[@avfc1985]

The Hobnob joke etc would be ideal for her

[@DAveShillito]

I saw him live for the first time a few months ago, and he could go from being quite sensitive and respectful, especially in the parts of the show where he interacts with the audience, to saying things that made your jar drop. But the interesting thing was everyone seemed to have their own limit point. He could make a joke where half the audience laughed and the other half took a sharp intake of breath. Then make another joke and get the same response, but from two different halves of the audience.

[@rubilister9780]

Seen Jimmy several times live, he’s brilliant. Had a chance to meet him after the shows too and he’s actually a lovely bloke.

[@simonhopkins7049]

Also Frankie boyle is savage😂

[@kentthompson3836]

Al Murray, aka 'The pub landlord' I've seen him live and will do again next month, absolutely brilliant!

[@severs1966]

If you think these jokes are extreme and require a reaction video, watch Jimmy Carr's holocaust jokes, which he overtly states at his gigs are experiments to see how far a performer and audience can jointly go. Then definitely do Frankie Boyle next. Some of his jokes are pretty harsh. Or the Australian, Jim Jeffries, who occasionally pushes it even harder.

[@stephenlee5929]

That was extremely offensive, Well done.😁😁

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

Dave Allen was a fantastic comedian with the perfect sense of timing. His "Telling your child how to tell time", or his "aeroplanes", or his religious jokes compilations are epic.

[@TheTuckerVision]

There's two Steve Hughes sets from Live at the Apollo that are amazing. Definitely worth checking out.

[@johnmanning5929]

Micky Flanagan 👌🏻

[@Torakon]

For me Sarah Millican is a must, one of my favourite comedians

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Ahh I love her!

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

People obviously walk out of comedy shows, but when you are at the level of fame of someone like Jimmy Carr, people have bought tickets specifically to see him. It usually happens at smaller comedy clubs, when someone says "Hey, know what'll be fun? Let's go to a comedy club tonight" and someone has too much to drink, and laughs at everything, except the one joke that hits home to them.

[@pontinrob]

Gary Delaney Ruthless one liners are incredible

[@howardkey1639]

Now there's an idea Alanna, how about taking your mum to a Jimmy Carr gig when she comes over this Christmas. 🤣🤣🤣

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

I second that

[@easterdeer]

I'm with you on James Acaster - his Repertoire set is my favourite of all time! After that, for just stand-up; Ricky Gervais, Kevin Bridges, Frankie Boyle, Dara O'Briain (very underrated - highly recommend) and Peter Kay. For American comedians, I'd have to say George Carlin and Dave Chappelle 😄

[@charlestaylor9424]

@easterdeer A friend went to see Dara in concert and he was going along the front row talking to people and he got to one guy "And what do you do sir?" "Food technologist", "Been involved in anything interesting ?" "I developed the Magnum". "Okay the rest of you can just go home now".

[@AndyWarby]

an audience with bill connolly is always a classic and so funny

[@zakmumford39]

You should watch Ricky Gervais at the Oscars.

[@Radiatron18]

My favourite is franky Boyle or Roy chubby brown

[@Forest_Fifer]

You should try Jerry Sadowitz....

[@hilarymiseroy]

My favourite comedy is like a burnt sausage, dark and tasteless.

[@williebauld1007]

Jimmy Car vs hecklers is hilarious I have seen him do a set at the Montreal comedy festival and it was really toned down for the Canadian audience

[@1marconisa]

Me - Mickey Flanagan. Love that cockney wiseguy. But I have to agree with Jimmy - he is brutal, but offence is in the ear of the listener.

[@elkysempire4083]

thanks for doing it

[@PhilB-y4f]

You should try Roy 'Chubby' Brown🤣🤣🤔...

[@Olichi60]

Gerry Sadowitz was a famous Scottish insult comedian. When he appeared at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal an audience member came onstage and punched him in the face. That is the difference in comedy styles between Canada and the UK in a nutshell. You can find the recording if you look for it. Enjoy.

[@acmdv]

If you want some classic British humour look no further than the Two Ronnies "4 Candles" sketch and the classic tv sitcom "Porridge".

[@brianharrington4045]

Thanks for reacting to it Alanna.

[@4390hoover]

Frankie Boyle ,Kevin bridges ,billy Connolly ,are all typical Scottish comedians , Frankie Boyle audience annulation is the best ever

[@Temeraire101]

Freddie Starr, Indian sketch, Vincent sketch (starts slow), Ray Charles impression,

[@flea1972]

Try Scottish sitcom 'Still Game'. Actor Greg Hemphill (Victor Mcdade) was born in Scotland but moved to Canada when he was young and grew up there. ✌️🤟🤘

[@lynndrouin343]

In Canada /Quebec we have Sugar Sammy and Mike Ward that enjoy walking that fine line.......

[@DavidCrane-y3z]

Stewart Lee-Braveheart stand-up in Scotland. If you want to see people walking out and sitting looking angry.That's the one to react to.

[@GiantHaystack]

If you're looking for more wholesome comedy, Tim Vine is a master of puns and very silly. For more comedy of this type, Frankie Boyle rinsing his audience is pretty brutal. And, for well crafted wit and a fairly unique take on life, Al Murray (in his character of The Pub Landlord) is a fun journey.

[@dh88comet]

I love Milton Jones, it's the way his brain works.

[@Bigsigh24]

I've been to his shows three times and never seen anyone leave. Even in the early years everyone knew what you were paying to see.

[@jamesbeeching6138]

Great video Alanna!! I think you need to try Spike Milligan!!

[@gordonglover6912]

Try Dave Allen, [late but great!]

[@davebetch9918]

I spent Remembrance Sunday in Canada. It was a sad time as I am ex forces and a lot of my buddies were working that day. However, the did play the National anthem after Oh Canada.

[@glasgowjohn7831]

in the 90s in the Montreal comedy festival comedy like this was quite common (tbh comedy like this was common everywhere in the 90s)

[@paulchilds1893]

I've been fortunate enough to watch a few stand-ups live, and my favourite was Rhod Gilbert by an absolute country mile. His "Book of John" show was hilarious but also heartbreaking, touching and poignant.

[@1967deek]

Rowan Atkinson Live Naughty School Register

[@tonysmith3501]

Have look at Al Murray. And Lee Evans

[@grantparman4705]

As soon as I saw the video title, I thought, "Yep, this is gonna be a spicy one." 😂

[@georgedyson9754]

As a Canadian I don’t think we would be missing much not having this 😊

[@FGinoz]

Our comedy?

[@baderblu]

Good on you. Loved the reaction.😂

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you 😁

[@davidrenton]

Jimmy Carr was i presume quite known in Canada as he always did the Toronto comedy festival

[@jackjames3190]

I LOVE your beautiful belly laugh, it’s infectious 😂😂😂😂😂❤ with love from London - I LOVE you being here and I hope you never leave x - hatred is louder than love but love is more powerful - I was very upset to hear how you’d be verbally abused - so here’s some literary love xx❤❤🎉😂

[@lesbrewster2375]

Jethro is my go to happy place

[@davidrenton]

you should watch his Cumbacks against hecklers , it's a brave person to heckle Jimmy

[@RichardHayhoe]

Jimmy is the Jesus Christ of comedy. They both got hammered with tacks.

[@grahamshedman1101]

I would recommend Miles Jupp for classic English humour and Kevin Bridges for Scotland. For Ireland you have to go back to the late, great Dave Allen and for Wales it's hard to choose between Rhod Gilbert and Milton Jones.

[@alexharrison3275]

Gary Delaneys offensive jokes are rough too!

[@user-re6yo7tj5s]

Ive seen jimmy live quite a few times and have seen all walks of life in the queues.

[@another6096]

Gary Delaney has some great one liners

[@paulbromley6687]

Anyone who has to walk out of a Jimmy Carr gig have either mixed him up with Alan Carr or they have Alzheimer’s

[@Raysnature]

Two points: older people watching Jimmy and walkouts. This 63 year old (not ancient but getting on a bit) will let you know about the walkouts. My partner and I are going to see him next month.

[@mikegerrish3459]

Slough's greatest export - just don't send him back to us.

[@LetsTalk_ManUtd]

They are so tame for Jimmy

[@richinleam]

Some of my favourite comedy sketches / moments: 1 - Joe's Poem on 8 out of 10 cats does countdown. 2 - Frankie Boyle - Michael Jackson's Children's Hospital. 3 - Aussie comedian Chopper Reid's Weather Report.

[@educatednumpty71]

I'll give you Joe's Poem was funny, though, for being funny and clever it has to be Johnny Vegas.

[@matts5948]

I`ve seen Jimmy live 3 times and 2 of them were with my father who was in his 70's at the time and he loved it, but then my Dad swore like a trooper so not much offended him. Never seen anyone walk out.

[@garypltn69]

Frankie Boyle is my favourite

[@DomingoDeSantaClara]

Frankie Boyle is brilliant, used to write jokes for Jimmy, not sure if he still does but you'll love him. Might take a bit to understand his Glaswegian accent.

[@Damien.Young46]

There is a KZbin compilation of hsi 20 most offensive jokes.. thats the one to check out

[@docostler]

I love Jimmy even his 'offensive' stuff. Acaster used to baffle me, but I've grown to love him as well. Lee Mack, David Mitchell, Kevin Bridges, Jon Richardson, all great. But I think my absolute favourite has to be Sean Lock, the one celebrity death that affected me the most (well, really, at all). His work on the panel shows was impeccable, which led me to his KZbin available stand ups, which led me to his T.V. show 15 Stories High. I don't think his place in my memory will ever diminish. There's plenty of great female talent in the comedy arena as well. Katherine Ryan, Masie Adam, Ellie Taylor are examples.

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thanks for watching!

[@liverpoollass7600]

​@@AdventuresAndNapsjust found channel and have binge watched and subscribed, keep the video's coming, looking forward to more from you.

[@Elwaves2925]

As you loved this, you should check out when Jimmy roasts hecklers at his gigs. He loves it when they heckle and the audience know that, so it's very much a two way thing. I see people commenting to watch Chubby Brown but I wouldn't if I were you. He's just offensive, not funny IMO but obviously it's your call.

[@08wolfeyes]

Most people here don't get offended much, although these days, that may jay changed. Here in the UK you tend to find the class of person determines who might get more offended. Jimmy is pretty well known and when people look at the title of your video, they should know what to expect from him. I would suggest watch ' Lee Evens ' He's such a funny guy and I think you'll enjoy his comedy. Maybe watch a compensation one where he talks about women, lol! 😂 He's not harsh or offensive about the things he talks about and us so animated. A great reaction hun. Have a fantastic day, take care! ❤

[@Rowant-sh7vm]

you should a sean lock compilation

[@666johnco]

Well I wasn't expecting this 🙂

[@JohnDoe-m4w2j]

My favourite British celebrities; Tony Robinson Hugh Laurie Rowan Atkinson Stephen Fry

[@duglex]

you must react to Al Murray The Pub Landlord..........absolute genius

[@Really-hx7rl]

You just have to remember the joke is about how offencive the joke is...not the joke itself. Personally I think he's brilliant. 👍

[@heskeyisgod8039]

Great video, Alanna! I saw Bill Bailey earlier this year. He was very funny :-)

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Ah glad you had a nice time! ☺️

[@Temeraire101]

Watch the best of “Bottom” series, violent slapstick, very funny. There were also some live shows.

[@caphowdy666]

Several years ago I went to see Jimmy live. I asked someone I used to be friends with if she was going to see him again and she said "No. He thinks pedophilia is a joke so I wont see him again". I then said, so why are you going to see Frankie Boyle next year? She claimed Frankie didn't make jokes like that ... delusional or what?

[@pj_naylor]

With Christmas coming up, I'd suggest Mike Harding's 14 1/2 pound budgie story. It's on KZbin as "Comedy Classics - Mike Harding" uploaded by TenerifeTerry.

[@CasparAremi]

I don’t know if you’re done one about her, but Katherine Ryan would be good - a Canadian comedian who moved and found success here. She talks a lot about Canada and has covered the cultural differences too, though I think at this point she can be considered fully ingrained here. She’s one of my faves, and does slightly edgy humour. The person who got her a foot in the door of the comedy world was Jimmy Carr who she’s close friends with.

[@colinahearne2150]

Oh, bless. Asking brits if they’ve ever walked out of a show in protest. Only Americans pay for things, in protest, á la, bud lite, Nike etc. No, if brits buy a ticket for something, we will sit and piss and moan through the whole production. Case in point: when it first came out, I went to see the second hobbit movie, “The desolation of Smaug “, with a large group of friends. I had seen the first, and was a little disappointed, but decided to give it a second chance. I am a massive J.R.R. Tolkien fan, and as I watched the film and the egregious cuts and pointless additions, I grew angrier and angrier. It got to the final scene, and the last line “What have we done?”, to which I shouted out “Ruined an effing good book.”. Pointless, but it gave me satisfaction, and made the audience laugh.

[@TheGinnygoose18]

Caught it before the take down 😅

[@brianharrington4045]

Jimmy Carr's humor is similar to American comedian Anthony Jeselnik.😂

[@Ebutuoymaii]

Frankie Boyle and Michael Jackson’s children hospital 😏

[@kelvinsmith4381]

Thanks for trying out Jimmy Carr. If you want more story telling humour you could try out Billy Connolly, Peter Kay, Jethro or Bill Hicks - all great in their own ways

[@BoomslangSkin3739]

Love your videos! I would love to see you react to the best of Greg Davies or Miriam Margolyes on the Graham Norton show!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you!!

[@archie6945]

You could try Dave Allen & Les Dawson...or introduce us to a Canadian stand-up comedian...

[@BBKing1977]

Jimmy Carr is in Canada on tour this month. I’m going to see him in a couple weeks!

[@SM-se3hz]

Awesome! You’ll have a blast 😊 Got to see him last year in Moncton - it was fantastic. Going to see Craig Ferguson next month 😊

[@tonycooke8545]

To get your video X rated >Roy 'chubby' Brown< you're welcome. Edit: my favourite American comedian is, Matt Rife. His crowd work is hilarious.

[@andrewsteele4952]

What ever you think about Jimmy Carr, he's only telling jokes, who doesn't laugh at others misfortune and mistakes. As I always say to my friends, most of what I say is rubbish, you'll know when I'm being serious, which is very seldom! I just like the reactions of some people!

[@AbzScotland]

I suggest "Billy Connolly - Terrorist Attack At Glasgow Airport, Must Watch!" It is live in Belfast 2008.

[@adamcoope8726]

Gary Delaney most complained about jokes. 😂

[@BorisV8V]

Michael Mcintyre jokes about sports

[@qasimmir7117]

Ricky Gervais at the Golden Globes…