Brit Watches Hilarious Redneck Fails for the First Time!

[@kathenson606]

When you hear the words ‘ hold my beer’. It’s fun.

[@book1957]

The guy that ran through the wall saying "oh yah" was part of an old Kool Aid commercial.

[@sgfx]

A "redneck" is a term from the U.S. originally describing rural, working-class people, especially farmers with sunburned necks. Over time, it became a stereotype for poor, unrefined Southerners, sometimes used as an insult. But many have reclaimed it with pride, seeing it as a symbol of hard work, independence, and rural values. Today, it’s tied to hobbies like hunting and fishing, country music, and a love of the outdoors-kind of like celebrating a no-frills, down-to-earth lifestyle. Something akin to "proper country folk" in the U.K.

[@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar]

It actually originates, however, from labor movement in which the minors in West Virginia I think it was we're wearing red handkerchiefs on their necks to identify themselves as part of that movement.

[@jsmythib]

@@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfarPartially correct. The term was also used in 1890 populist movement and involved the red bandanna. The west Virginia case was in 1921. Originally I was just going to try and make a humorous remark about pencil necks and rednecks...But then I wound up spiraling down the rabbit hole! Learn something new everyday. I have always looked at the term 'red neck' as a positive. Personalities pending. Happy new year. :)

[@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar]

@ Happy New Year!

[@jimallen1178]

At least in the 1980's, we used the term redneck to mean rural and by extension unsophisticated, not Southern and unsophisticated. I have always heard it used for poor southerners, but that is mostly because rural southerners are stereotypically less well-off than the rural people in the Pacific Northwest. If someone from here was considered unsophisticated, we said they were red.

[@RustyCodpiece18]

This reminded me of all the dumb stuff we did on the farm when I was a kid . The best memories of my life

[@susanhunter9196]

Wishing y'all the happiest of new years!🥰

[@jeffereysholar3891]

As a Mississippian, i didn't see anything out of the ordinary in these videos😅

[@kelliefish6259]

Happy New Year, James, Millie and Archie!🎉🎉🎉 ❤ from Southern California.

[@andrewneese6484]

I'm willing to bet most of these started with the phrase "hold my beer"

[@1buggiej]

James, I had to chuckle when I saw your reaction. I believe you have become part American. You reacted like a American. The Brits that I have seen would have thought Americans were just plain crazy. Good for you. Happy New Year to your family and that includes your adorable mother.

[@slartibartfast8960]

Redneck Here, we dont think its a good idea, we are doing it BECAUSE its a bad idea. If you pull it off you're a legend, if you dont its hilarious for all as long as you dont die.

[@corbinhbucknerjr558]

And even if somebody dies, there will be a lot of people snickering.

[@sandraleigh4023]

The first girl who goes up to someone asking for a cigarette is Chelcie Lynn - that is her comedy schtick as "Trailer Trash Tammy".

[@Bellastrega1960]

Happy New Years everyone!

[@songbird989]

Happy New Year, guys! I hope your new year is really fabulous! BTW, loving that chicken wanting that ice cream! 🥳🥳🥳

[@IslaSkye123]

Happy New Year, Beesleys! 🎉

[@janetsanford6923]

Happy New Year to the Beesley's and all the viewers, hope that everyone has a great and safe 2025! 🧨🎈🎊🥂🍾🎶🎉💜

[@miamidolphinsfan]

FAILARMY never fails to be hilarious !! thanks James

[@josephengel1]

Good old fashioned hillbilly stuff right there. Love it

[@jonathancunningham8739]

HAPPY NEW YEARS BEESLEYS!!!!

[@ihearttubing]

Happy New Year to the Beesleys and all their subscribers.

[@christinefaul3811]

Every country has them lol

[@Bearfacts01]

Happy New Year!

[@Cashcrop54]

Happy New Year! Love the last one with the "adult" laughing his head off in the background.

[@brianbenthall2739]

When this video came out it was New Year's Eve. So Happy New Year

[@Michelle-j4k]

We don't care! Americans just laugh like crazy while asking if your friend is ok!

[@gregdiamond6023]

Happy New Year James Millìe Archie and everyone here!!😊

[@dawn6320]

Happy New Year !!!

[@sandygrunwaldt1780]

HAPPY NEW YEAR to You and Your Family 🎉🎉🎉

[@sandylee9564]

There is Red Neck and then there is just plain stupid. Happy New Year to the whole family, in-laws and all.

[@KimArellano-ve5hx]

😂I hope he was just trying to ride that pig😂

[@angrygrim1394]

God Bless America!

[@johnwanderin3872]

If you’ve done something stupid and haven’t saved your beer at least once, what are you doing with your life? Lol

[@a7734999]

You an Millie should each pick your favorite couple videos from this solo run. When you have time react to them together.

[@bradkirchhoff5703]

“Ear defenders” lmao

[@PrincessPebbles0_0]

That first woman was Chelcie Lynn 😂

[@RealDiehl99]

(1:55) At least the cooler with the beer was safely strapped down. That's not a fail. That's sucess!!!

[@TomSherwood-z5l]

That would be a stereotypical rustic, to you. A Monty Python character called Mr.Gumby or such. Hitting himself in the head with a brick.

[@grannyrice8983]

Americans are so crazy aren't we!😂

[@cameronnewman9362]

pretty sure the clip where they rolled the tractor tire, the guy tried to jump through it as it was rolling lol

[@myopicautisticmetal9035]

Beer Bong Fail

[@dsherwood3889]

The way people treat horses is crazy.

[@bradkirchhoff5703]

Horses allow what they want and nothing more lol. Horses treat ppl how they want…No person is dominating a horse lmao

[@hanschitzlinger3676]

1:30 folded me in half

[@indiana-florida2479]

He got the McCalisters house behind him

[@AnonVideos]

Yeah at 0:17 or thereabouts it becomes Italian and won’t let me change it back to English / US. I speak English.

[@garfle1959]

It's a country version of Jackass.

[@andorastorm1000]

If you want to listen to the most successful Rednexk Independent Music Artist, I suggest Ryan Upchurch's song YZ ( used an actual yz dirtbike for the sound) , Ghost ( has a bluegrass type of beat) and his country song Hollar Boys, and his rock song Dirty South. He is a very successful artist.

[@radioflyer68911]

Modern day Bervely Hillbillies.

[@TomSherwood-z5l]

Not at all you are confusing your ethnics and painting them with too broad a brush. Hillbillies and rednecks not the same at all, but there is some common area.

[@BareThomas84]

RIP Donny Baker

[@davidnottennant1161]

I wouldn't say all these are rednecks, some are just stupid people lol

[@warrenelkins1861]

It's a particular type of rural stereotype .

[@Watchman70]

It's a certain category of southern person.

[@erikbartlam7377]

It depends on who’s saying it and why.

[@grannyrice8983]

🇺🇸 I believe the USA is the only country you can find these citizens.

[@lawrencekoprowski6480]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@AnonVideos]

Wtf at 0:17 it changes to a spanish soundtrack

[@pacmon5285]

Redneck is a bit of a derogatory word, yes. However, it doesn't refer strictly to people in the south. It stemmed from being about outdoor laborers (who would get sunburned - hence red neck). Now, it generally refers to uncultured and/or poor people. Typically, these people live in rural areas, but not always.

[@Casey28027]

How dare you say it’s a derogatory term. We are not insulted or offended by what we are.

[@goatkiller666]

I think it’s similar to the n-word, in that plenty of people call themselves rednecks and it’s just descriptive, and plenty of other people call people OTHER than themselves rednecks, and they mean it as an insult. It’s generally applied to white people, though… so it’s unlike the n-word in that ways. It’s also kind of regional. When I lived in Texas, there were rednecks. Those same people living in Louisiana (just to the east) would call themselves Cajuns. Or coon-asses. There is a difference between the two, and people have very strong opinions about it… something to do with which side of the Interstate freeway you lived on, someone once told me… not sure which side was which title, and I absolutely do not have an opinion about which side is better. I wasn’t FROM Texas, so I don’t think I get an opinion on which term was correct for people in Louisiana. But I can mention that it wasn’t ‘redneck’. I am pretty sure in Tennessee, they prefer ‘hillbilly’. Maybe other parts of Appalachia as well, but Trae Crowder is from TN, so I’m pretty confident of that. When I lived in the Carolinas, it was “redneck” again. I’m originally from the Pacific Northwest, and we just called ourselves “white trash”. I’m pretty sure Canada even has their own word for us, though I’m not sure what it is.

[@TomSherwood-z5l]

Actually.....I was given to understand redneck was applied to catholics at some point in the past but it must be ancient as I never heard it.

[@romaschild3]

The term "Red Neck" refers to farmers whose necks are red from being out in the sun all the time. Farmers, ranchers and anyone who lives in a rural area or small town are called "Red Necks".

[@davidcosta2244]

No, it doesn't come from that, because it drives from the coal miners striking in West Virginia in the 1890's wearing red handkerchiefs around their necks.

[@romaschild3]

@@davidcosta2244 - Perhaps it originated in different places. If it were just from coal miners then not all country bumpkins would be considered red necks.

[@derpyeh9107]

@@romaschild3 That's not how language works.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

@@davidcosta2244 Sorry from WV and it is the sunburn not the bandanas that were just as often blue or black. Also miners avoided red fabric because it showed stains the worse aside white.

[@eeekityeeekeeek1778]

Redneck can be an insult, depending who is saying it. It comes from Scotland and the Presbyterian Church who believed that communication with the divine was between a man and God directly. The Stuarts (like the King James Bible guys) saw this as a threat because clearly God spoke to the king, who was in charge of all his subjects, and of course denying the king's authority was treason. Some Presbyterians made a Covenant, some even signed in blood, to God and many were persecuted and executed for their religion. The sign that the Covenanters would know each other by was a red scarf. They were called "rednecks" well before coming to the New World. It was not a slur, it was a term of respect for those who were willing to die for their beliefs. Lots of good KZbin channels on Scottish history, if anyone is interested.

[@ChrisReese-z9u]

James someone put 3 strikes on mr h and friends channel you be very careful wut you react to i pretty sure it is the new Zealand family doing this

[@WyattRyeSway]

New Zealand family has had several strikes and issues with their channel and Atlantas channel. Doubt it’s them

[@tosweet68]

Plus, I don't recall ever seeing Mr. H post any reaction videos to any videos of the New Zealand Family they could have put a strike on.

[@petethedete]

Why you explaining the single videos? Your channel has practically disappeared, especially videos of both of you 🙄

[@frankisfunny2007]

Redneck has 3 meanings, 2 historic, and 1 ongoing - when it first came to the language, it meant someone who worked on a farm so hard that his neck turned red. - it meant someone who's backwoods, racist, or/and not socially on the right side. - the modern meaning is someone who's living a bit more of a frugal lifestyle, lives in the countrysides, doesn't earn much money, etc. -- It's also associated with hard word, and objects of hard work like shovels, leaf blowers, etc. -- usually means that they're involved in farming culture. I just know what it means or meant. I have no idea why the meaning shifted to each other.

[@frankisfunny2007]

Also, from here on, please stay away from Fail Army. They're NASTY! Especially with copyright.

[@frankisfunny2007]

6:35..... that guy dresses like a moden redneck...... blue jeans, flannel shirt, frayed/distressed cap, & beard

[@frankisfunny2007]

10:33..... Donnie Baker is a social media guy that shows off the redneck lifestyle on comedic form. Same with Ginger Billy. Although, Ginger Billy may rub off as being too intense, and kinda intimidating. It's really evident that he works out.

[@andrewmarshall360]

We saved your asses in ww2

[@eeekityeeekeeek1778]

They saved ours too, by being one little island who stood up to the Nazis and called out to the world to stop them as the murderous fascists' they were. Churchill spoke. Roosevelt listened. We saved each other's asses with a lot of help, especially from the Commonwealth countries.

[@andrewmarshall360]

Go back

[@andrewmarshall360]

Don’t talk smack

[@andrewmarshall360]

Not funny

[@helensarkisian7491]

Not all of those were strictly red neck fails. Check out Jeff Foxworthy "You Might be a Red neck (if)".