Wild Reaction To Al Murray - Einstein, Shakespeare and Mozart weren’t geniuses

[@ApiaryManager]

I'm suprised that nobody has mentioned The two Ronnies "Four candles" sketch....classic!

[@darrencooke4207]

Every Al Murray video will have you in stitches. You should do Al Murray on Global Finance. Its brilliant and he does some amazing accents in it too. But You have to do Jimmy Carr as well. But a word of warning. He is as funny as Al Murray but extremely outrageous as well.

[@stevemower4639]

So glad i came across your channel , you two are so much fun.

[@jeffh2166]

Billy Connolly Dwarf on a bus is funny

[@Shoomer1988]

Dylan Moran is a great Irish comedian.

[@3dcarbonuk243]

"That sound like it hurt" us British have thick skulls.... look into the Glasgow or scouse kiss!! We are thick skulled... got to protect the commonsense British brain😜 love you guys, greetings from England 🇬🇧

[@britblue]

Al Murray - Nations of the world / Al murray explains the euro crisis are comedy gold! (as a left field suggestion try top 15 Irn Bru adverts for comedic advertising)

[@Ophelia_1668]

Eddie Izzard the death star canteen routine, I cry laughing every time.

[@chadjcrase]

Yes! Eddie Izzard...an actual comic genius.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

@@chadjcrase such a comic he decided to become another transgender Narassist for self promotion

[@SpeckleKen]

@@girlsdrinkfeck If you think people "decide" to be transgender you have no place clicking on videos with "genius" in the title. (And if you think Izzard self-identity is for self-promotion or that the word is "Narassist" you may be a total Meringue.)

[@interestedbystander196]

For Isaac Newton, he said "he was a time waster", not "he was dumb".

[@Zombie-Tog]

You need to do Al Murray's "how global finance works"....and all the others!

[@dale3852]

Every pub has one of these blokes in our pubs.they are great. 🇬🇧 ❤

[@tonyrantnrave6854]

"Misheard Lyrics | Peter Kay: The Tour That Didn't Tour Tour" and "Philomena Cunk's Moments of Wonder Ep 1: Time" comedy gold and both born in Bolton Lancashire give um a go?

[@markmiwurdz3992]

Try Al Murray's opening fifteen minutes at the O2. He rips the whole front row to pieces.

[@PaulDear-jb2bu]

Have you seen Al Murray doing "Hincy Wincy Spider" yet ?

[@burnbrae6948]

TNT rocks!!!

[@chadjcrase]

'The reason Shakespeare could only be British' by Al expands on this to some extent. 😄

[@Really658]

Thank you for having cool reactions. When you come out here you have a place to stay. Loyal fan. But I can't understand this guy.

[@penningtonlfc]

yep brilliant channel,nice couple,good so good people on youtube atlast,thanks

[@stevenhunter2461]

Kevin badges if Facebook was a pub. He does have a Scottish accent, but he is funny

[@greggalbright9849]

I highly suggest some Daniel Tosh

[@robertdaniel8125]

New here love the content 🇬🇧🇺🇸👍

[@michaelgonzales-qr4yj]

beatiful people keep up the gooid work.

[@sdebruin109]

Look at all the videos from Billy Connolly he is a Scottish comedian he is the best gr John from Rotterdam holland

[@fr1695]

Les Dawson had a scetch show and did standup

[@Tijuanabill]

To be fair, Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star, is also the ABCs song, so it is genius to write two songs at once. 😎😎

[@johnsmith-de9wv]

Dick Emery!! another one,funny guy

[@_H_2023]

There not short clips but you could try 'Steptoe & son' or 'Around the horne' or even Spitting Image!

[@milesnixon9554]

Wow! "Round The Horne". Proper old school. Bravo.

[@marcelpassard5978]

I recommend kevin bridges “the sleepover from hell". Hes a scotsman and boy is he funny

[@hr35rasmus]

Very good……try Harry Enfield American Tourist or Pharmacy sketch 👍🏻, + Al Murray - How global finance works is very good……..

[@ashleyivins7510]

Well done both of you al murry is great try Frankie Boyle next 👍🏻🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@johnsmith-de9wv]

Victor borge ,Swedish (long gone) does his comedy via a piano but very funny

[@michaelchendi9691]

Check out John Cleese , dentro mention the war.

[@JohnJohn-fi3hp]

Cathrine Tate - Nan, or translator.....

[@MetalMonkey]

Have you done Freddie Starr - Vincent?

[@punkpopnotdead]

tim minchin prejudice is a must

[@simonwinwood]

❤️ I felt your disappointment when the clip ended.

[@lilmandan96]

Nice one🤣👍

[@derin111]

The biggest joke is that most Americans don’t understand that Al Murray’s ‘Pub Landlord’ is a parody! He is MEANT to be the bigoted, opinionated, logic and fact-twisting character that he is….and that we who live in England all know only too well! 🤣

[@paulmcwilliams8641]

Try searching Chance in a Million or Gimm Gimme Gimme.

[@grahamkeithtodd]

try Frankie Boyle... or shane lock

[@chilipatrol]

Love this!😂 Check out the Northern English comedian Lee Mack if you get the time.

[@wazzasworld4531]

Ross Noble

[@rosemary5531]

~Try our Peter Kay. You won't be disappointed!

[@baylessnow]

He wasn't a genius at all, he was a time waster. Not dumb.

[@luisfilipeferreiraribeiro4719]

Jack Carroll,this kid is a actual genius,enjoy

[@yontron3692]

Everyone is a genius. We just don’t know we are . 9

[@thehobgoblin9790]

Jethro.

[@philhardy1179]

yeah Global Finance is really funny

[@simonharding5475]

Have you watched Jimmy Carr?

[@denisemangan1413]

Genius

[@skybosh1]

or rising damp lol

[@cyrus2728]

stewart lee, brexit vs trump

[@davidwatt7368]

He wrote some variations but he didn’t come up with the tune

[@Alfred5555]

I don't think that's really the point, it's just the reasons why people think certain things, even if ultimately true, the reasoning is flawed. It's joke about things being reduced to bitesize, because people might commonly just say that Mozart wrote twinkle twinkle when he was 3, ergo genius, but the people saying that may just being saying it to sound smart and knowledgeable, when the true genius that Mozart did write, they never heard of and have no frame of reference for, it's just people saying cliches basically, instead of actually appreciating the genius.

[@benitotommassi5820]

I always found American comedy boring; either too polished or political (Seinfeld, for example). Then I heard Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle. Just gotta open your mind to more variety.

[@Alfred5555]

I feel that too with American comedy. Some of their stand-up is good, but it's just not as fun as English stand-up. I found that American comedy all round is too clean cut, rather than just boring or political, though it is endlessly political, including Burr and Chappelle. It's as if all comedians in America never make it past the "club scene" sentiment, they focus on contemporary things. Whereas I notice English comedians are better at tapping into universal experiences, that are fun as well as funny, family friendly, and still blue humour. Like George Carlin, he was one small bit about "universal experiences", whereas in Britain that seems rather to be core of most comedy, things everyone knows as a touchstone and then telling a story or opinion about, not just object target comedy like I think they do in America much more, there's always a target or butt of the joke, rather than the whole joke just being a funny story. I'd like to see Americans watch really old British comedy when it was in a real hay-day. It's not so much going for big laughs, but just constantly funny, more like a clown show, but still intelligent comedy. My favourite is Ken Dodd, who was very much a clown type of comedian and was happy about that, but off stage he was deeply immersed in comedy in a practically scholarly way, and he'd joke about that being saying that laughs come from the chuckle muscle, etc, nonsense things, but it was how he expressed his deep dedication to comedy. And it was reflected in his life, he kept performing until just 1 year before his death aged 90, and now there is a bust of him front and centre in his home city's national library, commemorating he serious time spent there reading likely writing and honing his comedy. On top of that he was also an incredible singer, a friend of the Beatles and had the UK No.1 in 1965, beating the Beatles in the charts. He'd even mix this into his comedy, pretending that he couldn't sing and then ending in a massive opera, or singing a foreign ballad perfectly and pretending he needs to read the lyrics for the English part. There's really nothing like nowadays, in terms of ability, genius, and a sort of scholarly dedication to stage performances.

[@cm-oo1td]

Be better with the clip full screen and you 2 come in after we see the clip

[@kalasatwater2224]

He's the genius haha

[@Pi_r8]

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[@AlSnoopsReid]

Have you watched Eddie Izzard? If not, try Why do printers suck, or Star Wars canteen. If you enjoy those two there is a wealth of his stuff available online.

[@alanlofus3100]

I suggest you take a look at Lee Mack

[@gustavmeyrink_2.0]

Most British comedians tend to be posh and upper class but Al Murray is the most upper class of them all. He is not only going to inherit an English title but a Scottish one as well ie he makes Stephen Fry look common.

[@swunt10]

I don't think he inherits anything.

[@davidedwards4569]

Please review lee evans you'll love it lol

[@christopherearnshaw6306]

Seriously...... You NEED to see Stewart Lee.....!!!

[@SKEC212]

Mildly funny.