What BRITISH People REALLY Think About the IRISH | Easy English 145

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[@chchedda]

As a lad from Northern England never had a problem with the Irish or even Scots and Welsh for that matter. Proper sound people, with similar humour and cultures. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤝🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🍻

[@user-ne1ei1ox6r]

I always think of Britain as the bit around London, lol! Good on you buddy 😊

[@rampz975]

I’m from Liverpool, apparently a high Irish city but personally I’ve only met 2 and they were my maths teachers in school, from what I’ve seen online the Irish are obsessed with us. For a while they kinda annoyed me, but I realized there’s no need for more hate. If they wanna hate us then cool but I’m more mature to hate on someone for their ethnicity

[@johnwhick7419]

@@rampz975 They’re obsessed with you. Because multiple times in the last few hundred years. You’ve murdered over half of the people native to the island. You’re also still squatting on a large chunk of their island. I’m not trying to start shit not my clowns not my circus after all. That being said your confusion baffles me. I’m an American out of curiosity do they teach this stuff in British schools? Do they teach you what they did to the island?

[@Karl_with_a_K]

🇮🇪 🤝 🇬🇧

[@RobertK1993]

Maybe Ulster Unionists 😂

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

_'The problem is the English never remember and the Irish never forget.'_ Oscar Wilde.

[@thomsboys77]

Get over it

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

@@thomsboys77 Get over what? What does that even mean? Or are you just some snotty little clueless kid?

[@conorflynn6666]

@@thomsboys77make us Brit

[@Dibley8899]

Then it's time they did.

[@warrenpaine]

Do the Jews forget?

[@Tony_Kidvaski]

As an Irish person, fair play to you all. Thank You.

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

Being proudly Irish (Dunshaughlin, Co. Meath) and living 21 years in Manchester U.K. at age 52, where I still hold an Irish passport and have extended family in Ireland, I feel fortunate and blessed to be among my British & English friends - and because I go home on the Irish Ferries Ulysses cruise ferry from Holyhead to Dublin, this also includes my Welsh friends - I still have a strong Irish accent and I get the most compliments on this from people from SE England who love the Irish accent 🇮🇪☘️🇬🇧❤️

[@warrenpaine]

They don't call it an Irish brogue anymore?

[@MarnieRua742]

@@warrenpaine Correct. Because a brogue is a shoe.

[@jasonwall5012]

As an Irishman, i do like an accent of an English mot. i dont hate the English people at all, It's not their fault what their royalty or their government done.

[@johnnypickles5256]

It's not your fault you did what you did either . Remember ?

[@jasonwall5012]

@@johnnypickles5256 it's not my fault, i did what I did? OK, tell me, " What did I do?🤔

[@jonathanwhite5688]

@@jasonwall5012 referring to the provos i assume......

[@drend182]

English royalty died 1000 years ago. The current lot are Scottish/German.

[@richardjohnston3359]

Love the irish great people im a very proud English man with a scottish surname because of this i thought id do a DNA ancestry test to find out whats going on with the surname turns out im 42 % irish ...32% English..13 % scottish the rest sweden and Denmark and my wife is also English but her surname is Malone so i think we have more in common then most people think ..One people in my familys case anyway 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@user-jl3km2jg3m]

Malone is an Irish name.

[@andrewjosephgaye8606]

Proud to be Irish ☘️ 🇮🇪 The English, Scots and Welsh are from my experience great too. Always had great craic with all British wherever I went...

[@Jake-jr2zh]

The Irish are not British

[@Deano-Dron81]

Ok. Now will Irish people stop insulting and saying nasty things to English people every chance they get… oh no they won’t. You have this thing about your country, where you are so bitter, even today. You blame and call names to the country of England. People on the internet these days could be fairly young, teenagers even. Think about it. Thanks. (Not talking about you personally btw)

[@ConghoaXoVietHungary]

@@Jake-jr2zhHe don’t said British are English

[@RobertK1993]

​@@Jake-jr2zhHe never said they where even Ulster Unionists aren't real British 😂

[@86sineadw]

Not knowing who Sinéad Oconnor is, is SHOCKING 🤣

[@patkearney9320]

Im Irish and my accent has served me well with the lady's, also being Irish is a gift from the heavens. People seem to pull towards the accent it breaks down barriers. One lady expected me to jump out of bed and say top of the morning to you, but I was young with hangover so i took her to a early pub. I carried her home at ten AM in the morning she was a accountant. Anyway we parted because she would beat the crap out of any woman who looked at me, also she beat the crap out of meself once, she hit me so hard she spun me round, and broke her own thumb. In AandE we decided we weren't compatible had a laugh and parted. Id imagine she has a cat now.

[@SA-oq5lz]

What on earth 🤣🤣

[@cjmc123]

😂😂😂

[@Rownaldo1]

She now has full conversations with the Cat! 😂

[@Karl_with_a_K]

This is the best KZbin comment I have ever read 😂😂😂

[@thetopofthelist]

Unreal Pat

[@billabong9215]

That blonde older lady is 🔥. Looks, brains and class!

[@Angelcynn_2001]

As an Englishman, I respect and like Ireland. We are a very similar people.. the establishment is my enemy, so I welcome you to be my friend. Our culture is similar, many Englishmen and Irish people marry and thus many Irish names are here in England

[@Deano-Dron81]

Give over. They pretend to respect the English. I’ve seen enough online abuse from them for over a decade, they don’t just stop over night.

[@islamadam8502]

I could only recognise Liam Neeson, he is very famous in Egypt. My impression of the Irish is being hot tempered and brave😎, also they're one of the most supportive Europeans of Arabs when it comes to international political problems ⚘️ I've tried more than once to sing "Rocky Road to Dublin" by The Dubliners but it's extremely difficult for me, honestly I don't know how they could sing so fast 😂

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

I’ll have to listen to that… I’m a huge fan of The Pogues ☘️

[@islamadam8502]

@@EasyEnglishVideos Here it is with the lyrics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmTRiZ6rbZWsaLs

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

🙌

[@stopusinaar]

I'm from Dublin. Its a hard song to sing 😆. Sentences go on forever ha

[@irishguy200007]

Irish people speak faster english usually because the native Irish language was spoken this way,a quicker turn of phrase.

[@irishpaul3129]

Nice selection of people. Especially the older blonde lady - she seems like a lovely, thoughtful and well educated person. Would be interesting to do a similar exercise here in Ireland!

[@CrazyMonkey679]

Love British people, as an Irish person I’ve always enjoyed going over to the uk with my mates for a night out never had any trouble. And when travelling anywhere in the world the Irish and British will usually end up together due to our similarities 🇮🇪🇬🇧

[@josephfisher2100]

Potatoes. In Ireland, We didn't eat a lot of them between 1845 and 1847

[@ralsharp6013]

It was poisonous porridge for the indigenous over here😢

[@OldWolflad]

I'm not sure we got a lot of them over here in England where in 1850 the average age of death was just 16 in Dudley, 19 in Wolverhampton, 21 in Birmingham, 23 in Manchester, and 24 in Liverpool.

[@daviddoyle5291]

They don't like the English? completely and utterly untrue, some of our best friends are English and they are truely best friends.

[@nobreshit.9694]

True for most of the world 🌎. We don't like the English especially since racist brexit...

[@jamescoughlan8193]

So many you could have shown Graham Norton, Terry wogan, pierce brosnan, Richard Harris , Colin Farrell ,cillian Murphy , phil lynot, Roy Keane, James nesbit , Dylan moran

[@Roveneimi]

Irish girl here love my English neighbours their sense of humour it's similar to the Irish. Us irish we talk very fast lol so generally have to slow the conversation down for anyone who doesn't live on the emerald Isle Isle

[@Angelcynn_2001]

England and Ireland are similar culturally. Pubs, folk music, banter, fantasy authors, rugby, tea. I worked for a Irish woman not long ago.

[@Minime163]

For jaysus sake will yea slow down I can't understand one word you've written.

[@nmn9166]

English are friends of ours despite horrific history . It’s rare level of forgiveness only we are capable of . 🇮🇪

[@zakariyashakir4091]

Videos like this will promote love amongst the people of England and Ireland, once again thank you for uploading another excellent video

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Thanks for your support Zakariya 🙌

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

Being Irish and living in England, I quite agree with this 🇮🇪☘️🇬🇧❤️

[@spork_rr_or_spork_gt]

As an irish dubliner (balbriggan) I like the British people

[@mikemc1126]

Was over in England one time Nice people made me feel very welcome ,

[@anthonyslater3374]

Thanks for the great responses England is our neighbour and I love England actually I'd love to date an English girl great people so nice

[@zakariyashakir4091]

Well let’s hope a good English lass be your future wife

[@Minime163]

I love English girls so bubbly and cheerful

[@Angelcynn_2001]

And I'd love to marry an Irish woman. Cheers, from England.

[@anjawright4609]

"They are better at Eurovision." That's so funny!!!! As a German, I did enjoy travelling in Ireland. People were so friendly and always asking my friend and me,"Where are you girls/ladies from?"

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

I also loved their answers at the end… where in Ireland did you visit?

[@anjawright4609]

@@EasyEnglishVideos My friend and I travelled all over the country the first time and then concentrated on the West (Ring of Kerry, Donegal) the second time.

[@Minime163]

I love German girls and English girls too our Irish girls are way too bossy.

[@janetclaireSays]

@@Minime163 They're just wise to you. 😂

[@Minime163]

@@janetclaireSays and every other poor old Irish lad☺️

[@indiantinamorals5791]

......you could also add Colin Farrell, Cillian Murphy, Pierce Brosnan, Gabriel Byrne, Richard Harris, Daniel Day-Lewis, Kenneth Branagh, Saoirse Ronan, Aidan Turner (Poldark), Maureen O'Hara, Graham Norton,

[@helen5153]

😂

[@helen5153]

Daniel Day-Lewis is English with an Irish Father. Sorry, you can't claim him x

[@indiantinamorals5791]

@@helen5153 aww okay then, we'll have to share him then 🤣 xx

[@deise69]

@@helen5153 He's also an Irish citizen and has lived in Wicklow for the last 30 years.

[@ko0974]

​@@helen5153well 50/50,but unfairness he has claimed us !!

[@rymic72]

Nice to see two people from the north in the pics 😃. My first interactions with English people as a child were soldiers but many were quite kind to us.

[@sully1865]

How can you know a random KZbinr but not know who Bono is! 😂 Good video 👍

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

Gen Z

[@richardjohnston3359]

Terry wogan was gutted when he passed used love listening to him do the Eurovision. !! he was a good man .... Abousloute legend 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

I miss Wogan on the Eurovision… I think we will make a live commentary like Wogan for next year, with brandy

[@ciaramc29]

Some people never realised he was Irish. My mam was his mother's nurse in the nursing home she worked in in Dublin.

[@floratsakona3724]

Nice video! However ,I think you could have mentioned one of the most high- profile Irish actors , Cillian Murphy. He is hands - down one of my favourite actors because he is versatile. I cannot recommend enough the movie "The wind that shakes the barley" and the documentary "The Irish Revolution " , which is narrated by him. Nowadays, from what I can gather , a lot of things have changed in terms of what British people think about the Irish. It is great to watch the younger generation becoming less biased and more open- minded! ❤️ Looking forward to watching your next video!

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Thanks Flora 🙌 I was really close to picking Murphy, but went for Liam Neeson… purely on his earlier career and I wanted a mix of 80’s 90’s and 00’s celebs. Really looking forward to Cillian Murphy in the new Nolan movie this year. Thanks for watching ☘️

[@joprocter4573]

Loose the chip and ppl think not where you are from

[@chrisknowles8981]

I have to state Irish people only ever had a problem with the British government invading our country we never had a problem with the people ,they agree with us

[@MiloManning05]

@@chrisknowles8981shut up taig 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@tsk3392]

Am Irish and I feel that Yorkshire people are the most similar English tribe to us. Read somewhere that an irish invasion of England hundreds of years ago were joined by men from Yorshire and surrounds when they were told they would march on the south as they didn't like them either!

[@user-ih2lh7yv3w]

The guy who said "Are they all dyslexic"😆😆😆😆

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆😆😆

[@bcccnp]

"There's more to Ireland....Dan Dis". - .....Good slogan for the tourist board...

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆😆😆 ah-ha!!!

[@philipmulville8218]

Thank you for such a positive video. So nice to see.

[@AngelineHargreaves]

I really admire the Irish , good fun ! i used to work with lots of them in Manchester .The next Eurovision could be fun John Lydon from the Sex pistols is rumoured to be singing for them 😂😂😂

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆😆😆

[@Minime163]

By jaysus ye better not be claimin' him😂

[@jmo8934]

I’ve always found people extremely friendly when going to England. I’m sure Wales and Scotland would be the same but I’ve actually never been to Scotland (I really should go and was only in when in Wales). Let’s face it, the Northern Ireland thing is an open wound still and the political class (particularly the Tories) sometimes don’t make things any better with their carry on. But on a personal level I really like people in Britain and in truth it doesn’t even really feel like going abroad when going there.

[@joprocter4573]

NORTHERN IRELAND IS NOT. OPEN WOUND

[@jmo8934]

@@joprocter4573 oh it sure is.

[@joprocter4573]

Self selected aphreid faith schools divide a country permanently

[@joprocter4573]

@@jmo8934 only if you manifest that

[@jmo8934]

@@joprocter4573 But where does that stem from?

[@MCGames...]

Great video. RIP Sinead O'Connor :(

[@indiantinamorals5791]

Aww Easy E, this was a great video, actually so good that I watched twice, thanks bro, love from Ireland

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌

[@Irish780]

I couldn't stop laughing bono not getting reconised 😅😅 really

[@josephfisher2100]

It's the same when he walks down Grafton Street (Dublin )

[@Irish780]

@@josephfisher2100 😂 that's only because of his offshore tax heavens .... they don't want too

[@Niall-q4r]

Cause hes a knob 😂

[@user-hy8cl6zb7f]

The sign was no Irish no blacks no dogs fair play to that lady for remembering

[@johnog8358]

Hahaha yeah fair play to her , reminds me of "the problem is Irish never forget and English like to forget" (obviously that's a dig at English, not British and is referring to the long term mistreatment of the Irish).

[@rossgeography]

in fairness I did learn a new word 'fricative' and yeah you can trade on the accent ;) as individuals most English people are lovely, things only get tricky when you become a collective and a bit of a mob mentality takes hold...

[@esmith712]

I knew some people! Bono, Liam, Niall and Jacksepticeye! I like positive things people shared. The lady remembered maybe some of the hatred during the troubles. It is very happy to see a much kinder world!

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Good job 🙌 I couldn’t believe how many people didn’t know Bono… it instantly made me feel so ancient.

[@esmith712]

@@EasyEnglishVideos Glad I'm not the only one 😂. I was surprised by that.

[@SPerill]

@esmith712 The anti-Irish sentiment predates the troubles. The lady in the video even mentions the "40's" specifically. I don't think you meant it but blaming anti-Irish hatred on the troubles shifts the blame away from plain old fashioned anti-Irish racism which was prevalent at the time. In fact, the Troubles came about due to Irish Catholics being treated as second class citizens within the gerrymandered statelet known as Northern Ireland due to anti-Irish bigotry. Rant over, great video 😂

[@esmith712]

@@SPerill Thank you for explaining this to me! Any racism makes me very sad. I hope that things continue to get better for everyone 🙏

[@SPerill]

@@esmith712 no problem at all, what you said was correct it was just that the sentiment has been around longer than the 60's.

[@blotski]

Mistake in the subtitles at 0:49. The subtitles say 'the people of *Britain* '. What he actually says is the 'the people of *Brighton* '.

[@conordorrian1652]

The famous sign put up on digs or apartments in England was " NO IRISH, NO BLACKS ,NO DOGS"..... 100 % true....

[@dublinsfaircity]

Not true but even if one place had that so what lad?

[@tiddlywinks456]

I’ve seen T-shirts with More Irish, More Blacks, More Dogs, love it.

[@MissFiona_]

Yes it is true Lad

[@aor3220]

Oh It's definitely true. Was very common for landlords to place this sign on their property in the mid 20th century in English cities. You wouldn't see it nowadays though

[@dublinsfaircity]

@@againstthedyingofthelight maybe one place. Not widespread.

[@Xyz10_]

As an Irish person I absolutely love british people, ye guys are sound

[@vinstyles]

lovely vid, thank you.

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Thanks for watching 🙌

[@MissFiona_]

The signs said " No Blacks, No Dogs, No Irish" . Horrible times!

[@Cofarl]

They all got Niall Horan... Oh dear!😂

[@analmf1210]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5PCiY2Ve9yhack Funny when they mentioned the potatoes, sounds funny their perception and that my sister was in Ireland for a convention? about the potato. We are from Peru, South America, the actual place of birth of the potatoes, that's why we have so many types of them, and not often a Peruvian committee goes to Ireland, particularly for this but my sister was going to Europe anyway so they told her, "go, they will be very happy" because of course they know history. She liked it a lot, very welcoming people and from all the places she visited she loved the Irish landscape and sky the most.

[@neilsjmcmahon]

That was good 😊

[@rayg4360]

Have lots of friends, with Irish parents

[@joedurantguitar1447]

Loved David Beckham in Schindlers List

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

An Oscar-worthy performance by Golden Balls 😆

[@Minime163]

Na he was much better in Michael Collins victoria was pretty good as kitty O'shea too

[@MartinT5600]

Love the Irish.

[@ruths5530]

This was really nice to watch ❤

[@lorrygeewhizzbang9521]

I think some British people say some racist/stereotype things without even realizing it. Example: I saw a picture of Alice Manners (Ironic name) on a rearing horse and her statement below was "his Irish tinker is coming out" Another British equestrian online I watched said about her horse "he has some Paddy moments". I've noticed some English people like to do "the dinner test" to judge your degree of etiquette. Irish people find putting yourself above your company in such a way very rude.

[@tonymurray814]

What’s the dinner test? Is that an actual thing?

[@lorrygeewhizzbang9521]

@@tonymurray814 It's an unspoken thing the upper echelons seem to like to do to amuse themselves.

[@ulisesr.1951]

The quality of your videos have improved. Cool! I also enjoyed this episode.

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Thanks for your compliment… we’ve actually been working on making our videos better and more watchable, so this comment means a lot to us 🙌

[@nickcharnley19]

Wow had a good read down, lots of nice people, 'Fricative' is going into the vocabulary, we all live so close to each other, no wonder we like fighting one and other. Maybe it creates a bit of who we are. One on one,we probably, quite like each other, it's when it all goes a bit tribal, things, get messy. with that in mind loving Irish rugby, right now, it's just good, English coaches, antipodean players, does not matter, they are in a good place

[@albertmccready478]

theres good people everywhere, and theres assholes everywhere

[@josoapification]

Southern irish people have a nice accent. North of Ireland accent is woeful. I am from the north of Ireland. There are some places here that i have trouble understanding what they are saying. I think that’s were the North American accent derived from Ulster scots Irish that went west in the early days of the pioneers. Edinburgh and Dublin are renowned for being the best English speakers.

[@Pinkie007]

I once heard a quote that northern Irish sound intimidating and southern Irish sound slippery (like they’re trying to scam you or something) lol. I think it was from a talk show

[@geraldwalsh6489]

As a Southern Irishman, i agree 100percent,mate

[@oneill765]

Southern Irish people have a nice accent? Quite diverse accents in the republic of Ireland, silly statement to make really.

[@harry123_h9]

Yes, I always thought that American English has a strong Ulster influence too.

[@thieyiwaon6316]

James Joyce deserved to be mentioned.

[@jeannelipham2583]

In the nineteen - thirties, in New York City, there were only two companies who would hire those of Irish Catholic descent (back then, they could ask,) one of which was IBM. My father worked for them for forty-two years after graduating from Notre Dame. His grandparents (my great-grandparents) were from Ireland.

[@fernandomilicich8160]

Richard Harris best Irish actor alongside with Peter O'toole

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Love this comment! Lawrence of Arabia is in my top 10 movies 🍿

[@PolReilly]

Cillian Murphy trumps them both

[@DavidDArcy1975]

any Gallic accent?? 😂😂 it's Gaelic, we're Irish... not French Respect & Peace

[@paddygrace9932]

In krakow with the missus last month a load of english guys sat at the irish bar me and the missus were surronded. what a lovly afternoon insisted when they were doing there tab got myself and wife a drink top lads

[@PolReilly]

I got Liam, Conor, and Rory. I know Niall Horan too, but did not get it from that photo. The rest I hadn't a clue I'm from Belfast if wondering

[@laurenceskinnerton73]

Interesting.

[@Dracorientalis]

Riverdance is Céili! ofr those that are interested... cause if you google riverdance you only get the riverdance. but if you want more of that ype of dance and music its called Céili dancing and music

[@tonymurray814]

1847 the year it all began!

[@moodyyuhoody]

Home Rule means Rome Rule Edward Carson

[@patrickstarnes2355]

That was fun 😂

[@mariannereuter]

Loved watching their reactions: "No clue, no clue ..."😅I only knew Liam Neeson and Bono. What a pity, you choose only one woman though. Saoirse Ronan comes to my mind, she's a very talented actress imo.

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Hey! Wait… I chose both Enya and Sinead 😢 I just googled the biggest Irish celebs ☘️ I love Saoirse Ronan… so amazing to see interviews with her and be shocked each time at her thick accent Ireland 🇮🇪

[@mariannereuter]

@@EasyEnglishVideos Oh dear, you are right! 🙊My bad ... I'm getting old. 😅

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

@@mariannereuter No worries! I'm feeling old after realising nobody know who Bono and Sinead O'Connor are 😅

[@Minime163]

Well I'm Irish and I can conferm that Eyna is a woman but I'm not shure about Sinead O'connor

[@winterfell2650]

It's true we are better at Eurovision but we are still shit at that as well 😂

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆😆😆😆

[@geraldwalsh6489]

Whoaah! Give us Irish a break guys! It simply is not true to to say we hate the British! We love the Scottish and the Welsh,and we are starting to like the English. This change is due largely to the Queens incredible visit to Ireland back in 2012. She won the hearts of the Irish people and wiped away 750 years of Anglo Irish tensions. In March 2020, Prince William and Kate on their Irish visit, came to Galway city. As they were been driven through its streets,people were cheering them on! This is Irish people,folks. Whats more they were waving flags......Irish flags and,yes, the Union Jacks! What? Irish waving Union Jacks? I have a photo to prove it! How times have changed! Our two nations just need to get on together....we are so intrinsically linked. This video shows what a benevolent attitude the English now have toward Ireland......nice one,Engilsh neighbours!

[@Irish780]

Actually the queen visits 2011 never mind 😂 i agree with the rest

[@neilisagum]

Nah....we still hate them, but never to their face only behind their backs.

[@johnroche7541]

Well the the red saltaire of St.Patrick is on the Union Jack.

[@Irish780]

@@johnroche7541 and no Welsh 😂

[@johnroche7541]

Within Ireland and like any other country there is different accents from different regions of the country so when people say "Irish accent" it is too much of an umbrella term and not accurate. For example hear how different Conor McGregors accent sounds to Pearce Brosnans. So when people say they like the "Irish accent" they are referring to an Irish person that has an accent from a particular county that was audibly pleasing to their ears. If you use the term "English accent" contrast the different accents between Newcastle,Liverpool,West Country,Yorkshire,Midlands and London!

[@goaskalice83]

Thanks lads 🇮🇪🇮🇪 Loves the english,Scott’s and welsh meself and no we aren’t all drinkers but everything is pretty much us.

[@johnbreen8994]

McGregor is an embarrassment.

[@FionanOMurchadha]

Truth

[@Ikiguyy]

0:14 the guy in the middle is a joker 😂😂

[@Ikiguyy]

Definitely don't know him irl #ad

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆 Thanks for helping out bro 👊 Nurmagomedov 🥇

[@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158]

Funny, born in Liverpool, raised in Dublin, most in Liverpool see me as Irish, the Dubs see me as a Scouser, ah, well, you can't win, ...😅😅😅😅

[@GordonGarvey]

It's so strange to me that there were signs in places saying 'no irish'. Irish people aren't remotely antisocial, at least compared to the English and certainly not when compared to the english lower classes. You wouldn't find the the irish doing what the english football hooligans do I can tell you that.

[@AnnesleyPlaceDub70]

0:22 secs "they don't like the English " yes we do, stop reading the Sun and the Mirror , bud. We just hate Oliver Cromwell and Margaret Thatcher.

[@MiloManning05]

Shut up taig 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@johnphelan6623]

Golf club over his shoulder....... ".....is he a golfer?....." ffs 😢

[@helvete_ingres4717]

boxer was a good guess for mcgregor but I was less impressed by that observation, alas

[@MuratAtici.RocknRoll]

Best part: "I know his name but I forgotten that"

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😂😂😂

[@roisinoconnor358]

wow

[@Cainb420]

What british people think, you mean English people think.

[@D10RC]

What gave away the Golfer was it the Cricket bat in his hands 😱

[@JML6988]

Ask an American, up to a certain era, anyway, you'll get all sorts of answers-- positive and negative.

[@michaeloshea5505]

Tiger woods! 😂

[@richardmoloney689]

Nice one, innit?

[@SamDiMento]

They were surprisingly generous.

[@cianw2942]

“No, Not at all” shows their ignorance

[@francismuiruri9064]

For me Irish are like a proud Tribal group.

[@user-ro6ks7dy3n]

1:43 is it right A actor? Not AN actor?

[@user-pb2kg1ng4g]

'An actor' is correct.

[@albertmarnell9976]

Many white immigrants arrived in colonial America as indentured servants, usually as young men and women from Britain or Germany, under the age of 21. Typically, the father of a teenager would sign the legal papers, and work out an arrangement with a ship captain, who would not charge the father any money.

[@BostonBoss]

🍀☘️

[@Minime163]

One question i have to ask the British people as an Irishman is does wales actually exist. I've met loads of English and Scots people (all sound) but i never so much as met anyone who met a welsh person never mind meet one's my self, so either their nockternal or all the times their rugby team beat the stuffing our of ours don't count.

[@dawnburke2756]

As an Native Irish here too , awh ive met some wonderful Welsh ppl here , i know one beautiful lady & her family who now live here . Great Craic like the Scots . Love my neighbours too , have loads British friends living here, settling in great . We repect one another greatly . ❤

[@feidhlimidhmacanaltha3644]

Swinging a golf club... Is he a golfer? Golfer? I feel like hes something to do with golf?

[@shalontehernandez6752]

Tiger Woods?? Really? LMBOOOO

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆😆😆

[@rossspenser8314]

English is England

[@PatriciaD115]

Irish people of that generation wouldn’t know Enya or Liam Neeson!!

[@christiangreene1196]

Being Irish I really enjoyed that. To say we don’t like the English is not true…sure aren’t ye a grand lot all the same..☘️😁🇬🇧

[@jonathanwhite5688]

we don't like the uk government - establishment - elites , the people we get along with fine.....

[@davemull8321]

RIP Sinead O'Connor

[@georgewang2947]

Oh that was so painful to watch, Bono and Sinead O'Connor were household names in the 90s! Signed, a Geriatric Millennial