They had been doing this routine for years, constructing how long or short they were going to do it and no matter how many times you hear it,it's still funny- an all time classic
Abbott (the skinny one) and Costello had been doing this act for 20 years by the time this was recorded, so the audience was familiar and the two of them had this act down pat, their timing was so good because they had done it almost every time they performed for decades! You should watch some of their other comedy bits, like the math one or "go ahead and back up"!
1st base: Hu. 2nd base: Watt 3rd base: I. Daunt No. Right Field: Uy Left Field: B. Cows Pitcher: Tom Morrow. Catcher: Tad Day. Shortstop: I. Daunt Geevadarn
one of the best all time skits ever written and acted out. I can't even count the amount of times that I've seen this... but I laugh every damn time. Enjoyed watching you guys laughing so hard.
They did this act for a long time on vaudeville. Vaudeville was a system of moving theater acts before talking movies. Local theaters would book all these live shows, and performers would travel from one town to another to get short term work. Abbot and Costello did this act thousands of times, which is why it was so flawless.
What a fantastic reaction to a classic American comedy sketch. This is why the English language is great, you can make fun of it. Comedy brings people together. 👍😁
This is one of those comedy sketches where, once you get the gag, you can't just watch it only once. You can watch it over and over again, knowing the gag, and still get a laugh out of it! Thanks for the reaction. For the record, this was first performed by these two in a 1945 movie (someone else may know the name of it), but this particular performance was in 1953. After 8 years, they've probably got it down pat!
They were my Dad's favorite comedians, I grew up on this stuff, I could recite this by the time i was 9. Anyway great reaction, check out 7x13=28. By the way think about this, they had to do that all in one take no mistakes. Mind blowing
There's a gold audio record of this performance in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY in the library on the second floor. There's also a video with closed captioning.
I'm very happy that even you guys in India are able to appreciate some of Abbott and Costello's comedy. By the way, good luck to all of our Indian friends!
These comedians are the only 2 people that are in the baseball hall of fame that had nothing to do with the sport just because of this bit and how genius it was.
I must say that I've been watching a number of "reaction videos" to this Abbot & Costello routine, and it was really nice to see an Indian couple understanding and appreciating it better than almost any of the American or British people I've seen "reacting" so far. Everyone gets at least some of it, but some take a while to figure out what's going on. Of course, back in 1935 or so, Americans would have been rolling on the floor and the Brits would have considered it "not half bad, old chap, what"...but time has passed, and humor has changed. This is one of the true classics of American humor, and I'm happy to see that there are still people out there who still have ears to hear.
Besides the genius of the jokes it was also how they delivered the jokes. Abbott all serious and deadpan. Quintessential straight man in the duo. Costello getting confused and frustrated trying to get a straight answer he understands. The expressions and his body language were always superb. You should watch one of the movies they did like Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, Buck Privates or Africa Screams. They did quite a few movies.
To top everything off, Bud Abbott was an epileptic. How he ever got through a long complicated routine without having a seizure is totally beyond me. They had some of the absolute best routines in the history of comedy. 13 X 7 = 28 is another great one!
I was a baby when Abbott and Costello were in their prime.THIS is real comedy!! They were clean cut and no profanity or sexuality.They do have other skits and I my opinion, God broke the mold when they died and I my 72 years I've never seen or heard anything like them. I still roar with laughter when I watch this particular skit! I have watched it countless times when I need a good laugh as only they can give you and your whole family can safely watch it! The more you watch it, the more you'll understand it (since Lou Costello talks so fast!😘) and the more you "belly laugh!"They are comedy at it's best! It breaks my heart when, in America,I see wwhat the generations (as a whole,) have gone..America needs to go back to the days of yore and benefit from our examples..Blessings to you all and keep watching and laughing after all there is a proverb in the bible which reads,A merry heart doeth good like a medicine." I am using mybbrother's cell phone waiting for my new one to arrive...so farewell from Rose🌹🙋❤️
It's so nice to see younger people enjoying comedy routines i grew up watching while the performers were still alive. Bud and Lou were icons in the field, along with Jack Benny, Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, and many more. The speed of the delivery may be down to the kinescope or whatever was used to film this performance. Recording speeds don't seem to have been quite as standardized at the time. You can that on YT by clicking the settings icon on the individual video and changing the playback speed. It doesn't change the pitch of the voices. Bud and Lou were the first non-players inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, and it was because of this routine. I believe it was in 2007 that Chian-Lung Hu was playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers. In one game, he hit a single. Commentator Vin Scully excitedly announced: 'After 70 years, I can finally say it: Hu's on First!'
Abbot and Costello, were a comedy team from the 1930s up into the 1960s, they had their own TELEVISION, show in the 1950s. The short man Lou Costello wrote most of their material. Whose on first was one of their most requested .They also made many movies. Enjoy them they are great.
I am SO glad you got to enjoy this amazing classic joke. I actually managed to start pulling it on a coworker once. Just as funny. But yeah, glad to see you enjoy it. XD
Oh These two and Lucille Ball in I Love Lucy are the Comedic Icons of all times in the US. And when I mean 'Icons' I mean that every generation at some level, knows it.
The best part especially for people that aren't from America is when you understand the concept of American baseball it makes the joke a whole lot better. Very well reacted fun good job
@@briandeissinger3102 lol :) i love that bit. Because watching it, you know their math is wrong but its just close enough to being right that it makes your brain hurt lol
Believe it or not, when they did this sketch on stage back in the '30s they ended with "I don't give a damn" (the shortstop's name) but when they transitioned to television it was thought that a word like "damn" was too racy for audiences so they changed it to "darn". LOL
They performed this act literally thousands of times in vaudeville for decades before they did TV, they knew it inside out, backwards & forwards. Costello as the comic draws attention, but if you want to see a brilliant straightman watch Bud Abbott and the way he sets up the jokes for Costello and his reactions build the comedy higher.
You can actually see a spot in the middle where Bud Abbott has to get the routine back on course and shift to the part where Lou Costello is supposed to start asking about Who picking up his paycheck. (This was a part of the routine frequently skipped when they had a limited time to perform it.)
Do their comedy routine called "7 x 13 is 28" next. Abbott and Costello made many comedy movies. One of their best is more of a historical drama you two would enjoy a lot, and with some comedy added of course, called "The Time of Their Lives" (1946). You should do a reaction video on that movie because it would be fun to see you guys react to that one. ✌😎
Abbott and Costello had been performing together since 1936 on stage, and by 1938 on radio, then in movies. This performance is from their TV show that aired from 1952 to 1954. Their bread-and-butter was taking old vaudeville and burlesque show comedy routines and re-working them. Who's On First is one of those old routines.
being from India and English not your only language, I am surprised you understood it considering you dont play baseball. It was great that you understood it
Oh, we Indians would have an extremely easy time understanding the talk of 1940s Westerners because they speak with such clear pronunciation and heavy accent. It's exactly like the accent of Indians of today's era. However, we might have great difficult understanding today's era's American accent because it's totally different and not at all as clear, as was in 1940.
Even the attitude and behaviour in Abbott & Costello shows and the simple, innocent humour would be totally relatable by today's Indians. It feels so different compared to today's America.
Ironically a couple of years ago there was a player in Major league baseball named Wu (pronounced "who"). He walks in his first career at-bat so the commentator says "Alright everyone, all together now: Wu's on first." 😆
I grew up watching these guys and several others like them. Laurel And Hardy, W.C.Fields. The Three Stooges. The pure brilliance of their material is incredibly funny, but how they remember each line and deliver the routine like it was the first time... every time. Amazing. "I don't Know Is On Third"
They also have a very funny sketch about paying the rent. Lou has several amazing ways of "proving" that he only needs to pay a fraction of the amount of rent actually owed. If you want a more recent comedy duo, check out Harvey Korman and Tim Conway on The Carol Burnett Show. The Dentist skit is their most famous, but there are dozens of other greats. The best to review are their outtakes. In another skit, Tim Conway steals the show telling "The Siamese Elephants Story" in one of the skits from "The Family", and Vicki Lawrence (plays Momma) makes a comment at the end that has everyone rolling on the floor.
In modern American tv serial comedy there’s the comedian and there’s the straight guy.. the comedian that bounces off of the straight guy to get his laughs. The straight guy doesn’t get laughs. Somehow the audience is the one who gets the laughs because these guys were both straight. They just bounced off each other for the length of the routine.
I think it is more fun to hear the comedy skit if you understand American Baseball. The audience can follow along with the gag, and understand what Bud Abbot means, but seeing Lou's confusion is priceless.
With some of these use the subtitles ..they can go pretty fast! lol. It can be hard to keep up with them! This skit is brilliant! Still makes me laugh even after all these years!
You have to understand to really get the joke you have to have a knowledge of American baseball and it's easiest form the idea of running the bases and getting back to home. That being first base second base third base and home base a picture and a batter as far as all of the fundamentals no.
2:57 Lou states, "Boobie Barber," but it's actually Bobby Barber. He was an actor and friend who helped them on the sets of films to keep up the energy.
I keep watching these... I love that something that defined my childhood is now not only transcending generations, but also transcending cultures. Good comedy is good comedy. Glad you're enjoying it.
Oh man, I LOVE your reaction to this classic comic skit! One of my absolute all-time favourites (and not just because I'm a huge baseball fan). SO happy that you enjoy it!!! New subscriber here!
Just a masterpiece! Great reaction. As some others have suggested, another great skit was 7x13=28. It's also hilarious. You may enjoy some old stuff from the Three Stooges as well. Old TV show and was also in black and white.
Bud Abbott's brother apparently heard them practicing this and after about 20 seconds told them "That is just stupid, people are NOT going to laugh at that"
It is before my times but it looks like it was a much more innocent or clean time frame. I don't know what people did off camera but that's their business. Thanks guys ✌🏼
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They had been doing this routine for years, constructing how long or short they were going to do it and no matter how many times you hear it,it's still funny- an all time classic
Abbott (the skinny one) and Costello had been doing this act for 20 years by the time this was recorded, so the audience was familiar and the two of them had this act down pat, their timing was so good because they had done it almost every time they performed for decades! You should watch some of their other comedy bits, like the math one or "go ahead and back up"!
Reminds me of the time they actually had 3 guys dressed in baseball uniforms come out with the names printed on them
Well said. They could add whole appendages. A one-of-a-kind comedy gem.
Love watching people from other countries enjoying the greatest comedy routine of all time. No cursing just clean fun.
1st base: Hu.
2nd base: Watt
3rd base: I. Daunt No.
Right Field: Uy
Left Field: B. Cows
Pitcher: Tom Morrow.
Catcher: Tad Day.
Shortstop: I. Daunt Geevadarn
one of the best all time skits ever written and acted out. I can't even count the amount of times that I've seen this... but I laugh every damn time. Enjoyed watching you guys laughing so hard.
They did this act for a long time on vaudeville. Vaudeville was a system of moving theater acts before talking movies. Local theaters would book all these live shows, and performers would travel from one town to another to get short term work. Abbot and Costello did this act thousands of times, which is why it was so flawless.
What a fantastic reaction to a classic American comedy sketch. This is why the English language is great, you can make fun of it. Comedy brings people together. 👍😁
This is one of those comedy sketches where, once you get the gag, you can't just watch it only once. You can watch it over and over again, knowing the gag, and still get a laugh out of it!
Thanks for the reaction.
For the record, this was first performed by these two in a 1945 movie (someone else may know the name of it), but this particular performance was in 1953. After 8 years, they've probably got it down pat!
Actually they had been performing this skit for about 17 years before this one.
I believe the movie you're thinking of is 'The Naughty Nineties',
@@patriciagerresheim2500 Thanks.
They were my Dad's favorite comedians, I grew up on this stuff, I could recite this by the time i was 9. Anyway great reaction, check out 7x13=28.
By the way think about this, they had to do that all in one take no mistakes. Mind blowing
7x13=28 is fantastic. Definitely check it out.
There's a gold audio record of this performance in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY in the library on the second floor. There's also a video with closed captioning.
I'm very happy that even you guys in India are able to appreciate some of Abbott and Costello's comedy. By the way, good luck to all of our Indian friends!
Much like good music, good comedy transcends national boundaries. Entertainment is entertainment and people do appreciate a good laugh.
I practiced this routine with a teacher of mine in the sixth grade. You are right; it is confusing even when you are performing it!
These comedians are the only 2 people that are in the baseball hall of fame that had nothing to do with the sport just because of this bit and how genius it was.
Their timing for this routine is flawless! Not far from 100 years since this first came out and it's still a top comedy routine!
You have to consider how hard this was to write. The hours and hours it took to practice this. This is the pinnacle of comedy art.
They did it thousands of times, never exactly the same, to keep both of them on their toes.
"Who's On First" is absolutely the greatest piece of American comedy ever.
I must say that I've been watching a number of "reaction videos" to this Abbot & Costello routine, and it was really nice to see an Indian couple understanding and appreciating it better than almost any of the American or British people I've seen "reacting" so far. Everyone gets at least some of it, but some take a while to figure out what's going on. Of course, back in 1935 or so, Americans would have been rolling on the floor and the Brits would have considered it "not half bad, old chap, what"...but time has passed, and humor has changed. This is one of the true classics of American humor, and I'm happy to see that there are still people out there who still have ears to hear.
Besides the genius of the jokes it was also how they delivered the jokes. Abbott all serious and deadpan. Quintessential straight man in the duo. Costello getting confused and frustrated trying to get a straight answer he understands. The expressions and his body language were always superb.
You should watch one of the movies they did like Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein, Buck Privates or Africa Screams. They did quite a few movies.
Almost 40 moves in 16 years.
Don't forget my favorite: "Hold That Ghost."
To top everything off, Bud Abbott was an epileptic. How he ever got through a long complicated routine without having a seizure is totally beyond me.
They had some of the absolute best routines in the history of comedy. 13 X 7 = 28 is another great one!
A must. They'll love it.
This routine was their best known act. These guys were my heroes when I was growing up. Thank you for bringing back great memories. Baht baht shukriya
Haha! Our pleasure!
True genius , one of the best comedy routines ever created , these two guys are amazing , great reaction
I was a baby when Abbott and Costello were in their prime.THIS is real comedy!! They were clean cut and no profanity or sexuality.They do have other skits and I my opinion, God broke the mold when they died and I my 72 years I've never seen or heard anything like them. I still roar with laughter when I watch this particular skit! I have watched it countless times when I need a good laugh as only they can give you and your whole family can safely watch it! The more you watch it, the more you'll understand it (since Lou Costello talks so fast!😘) and the more you "belly laugh!"They are comedy
at it's best! It breaks my heart when, in America,I see wwhat the generations (as a whole,) have gone..America needs to go back to the days of yore and benefit from our examples..Blessings to you all and keep watching and laughing after all there is a proverb in the bible which reads,A merry heart doeth good like a medicine."
I am using mybbrother's cell phone waiting for my new one to arrive...so farewell from Rose🌹🙋❤️
After 70 years they are still funny. Without dirty words too.
Abbott and Costello were an amazing team - you might be surprised to learn that they last performed together in 1957.
What I always find amazing is how they never crack a smile. If I had to perform this, I would not make it half way through without laughing.
Probably because they had been doing this skit (first on radio) since 1939.
That was such an innocent time in America. No swearing, just timing and energy.
Thanks so much for posting this.
No swearing, right down to "I don't give a darn." So refreshing.
Except for the Deep South and looney tunes, but yes. I even love memes with shock humor, that might offend people, but I think this is peak comedy.
It's so nice to see younger people enjoying comedy routines i grew up watching while the performers were still alive. Bud and Lou were icons in the field, along with Jack Benny, Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, and many more.
The speed of the delivery may be down to the kinescope or whatever was used to film this performance. Recording speeds don't seem to have been quite as standardized at the time. You can that on YT by clicking the settings icon on the individual video and changing the playback speed. It doesn't change the pitch of the voices.
Bud and Lou were the first non-players inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, and it was because of this routine.
I believe it was in 2007 that Chian-Lung Hu was playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers. In one game, he hit a single. Commentator Vin Scully excitedly announced: 'After 70 years, I can finally say it: Hu's on First!'
Abbot and Costello, were a comedy team from the 1930s up into the 1960s, they had their own TELEVISION, show in the 1950s. The short man Lou Costello wrote most of their material. Whose on first was one of their most requested .They also made many movies. Enjoy them they are great.
Genius, we will never see again. RIP Bud and Lou, you are missed!!!!
You two are so good. I love watching your reactions. Yes Abbot and Costello were comedy geniuses. No cussing or swearing, just funny stuff.
The best part about their act is it was different every time. They had to know it inside and out!
I am SO glad you got to enjoy this amazing classic joke. I actually managed to start pulling it on a coworker once. Just as funny. But yeah, glad to see you enjoy it. XD
The recording of this famous skit can also be found in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Probably the most famous comedy skit ever! I've seen it at least 100 times, and it is still as funny as it was the first time.
Oh These two and Lucille Ball in I Love Lucy are the Comedic Icons of all times in the US. And when I mean 'Icons' I mean that every generation at some level, knows it.
Good job, guys -
It's always fun to watch people discover this routine - to watch them realize what's going on. Thanks
for the smiles -
Costello was found as a actor when he was a carpenter and stuntman
The best part especially for people that aren't from America is when you understand the concept of American baseball it makes the joke a whole lot better.
Very well reacted fun good job
You REALLY REALLY need to listen to
abbott and costello 13x7 is 28
Holy shit you are the first person outside my family that I've seen that knows that bit!
@@briandeissinger3102 lol :) i love that bit. Because watching it, you know their math is wrong but its just close enough to being right that it makes your brain hurt lol
Believe it or not, when they did this sketch on stage back in the '30s they ended with "I don't give a damn" (the shortstop's name) but when they transitioned to television it was thought that a word like "damn" was too racy for audiences so they changed it to "darn". LOL
This is almost 100 years old & still funny. Great reaction. Glad you enjoyed. Well earned sub. :)
They started doing this in 1936, this skit was inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Probably the greatest duo comedy routine of the 20th century! (In English)
They performed this act literally thousands of times in vaudeville for decades before they did TV, they knew it inside out, backwards & forwards. Costello as the comic draws attention, but if you want to see a brilliant straightman watch Bud Abbott and the way he sets up the jokes for Costello and his reactions build the comedy higher.
You can actually see a spot in the middle where Bud Abbott has to get the routine back on course and shift to the part where Lou Costello is supposed to start asking about Who picking up his paycheck. (This was a part of the routine frequently skipped when they had a limited time to perform it.)
Costello was the boss of the pair; Abbot got 60% because he was the absolute best straight man, and a good one was scarce,
Costello was the boss of the pair; Abbot got 60% because he was the absolute best straight man, and a good one was scarce,
These Guys trained in VAUDEVILLE. It produced the BEST all-around Entertainers. Best Comdedians, best Dancers, best Singers, Best Actors ever.....
I love all the Abbott and Costello bits!! Their movies were really fun, too!! 🤪
Do their comedy routine called "7 x 13 is 28" next. Abbott and Costello made many comedy movies. One of their best is more of a historical drama you two would enjoy a lot, and with some comedy added of course, called "The Time of Their Lives" (1946). You should do a reaction video on that movie because it would be fun to see you guys react to that one. ✌😎
This skit is considered one of the best of all time. Its also in Baseballs Hall of Fame
Abbott and Costello had been performing together since 1936 on stage, and by 1938 on radio, then in movies. This performance is from their TV show that aired from 1952 to 1954. Their bread-and-butter was taking old vaudeville and burlesque show comedy routines and re-working them. Who's On First is one of those old routines.
I love when you compared Costello's speed talking to rapping!
being from India and English not your only language, I am surprised you understood it considering you dont play baseball. It was great that you understood it
Oh, we Indians would have an extremely easy time understanding the talk of 1940s Westerners because they speak with such clear pronunciation and heavy accent. It's exactly like the accent of Indians of today's era.
However, we might have great difficult understanding today's era's American accent because it's totally different and not at all as clear, as was in 1940.
Even the attitude and behaviour in Abbott & Costello shows and the simple, innocent humour would be totally relatable by today's Indians. It feels so different compared to today's America.
I've seen this routine ten thousand times and it never gets old. Your reaction to it was pure and delightful top watch.
Ironically a couple of years ago there was a player in Major league baseball named Wu (pronounced "who"). He walks in his first career at-bat so the commentator says "Alright everyone, all together now: Wu's on first." 😆
I grew up watching these guys and several others like them. Laurel And Hardy, W.C.Fields. The Three Stooges. The pure brilliance of their material is incredibly funny, but how they remember each line and deliver the routine like it was the first time... every time. Amazing. "I don't Know Is On Third"
This is one of the best skits to watch on Reaction Videos Channels. You two did not disappoint.
Your enjoyment of the act was a blast to watch.
skit is over 70 years old. good clean funny stuff. its timeless.
Abbot and Costello were so great at feeding off of each other in their routines
Simple comedy with no vulgarity just fun comedy, luv it
Impeccable timing and flow.
BUD Abbot was the " straight man". Lou Costello was the lovable doof. One of the greatest comedic duos ever.
You guys need to do Abbott & Costello's "7 into 28"!
WAtch their movies. Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein, The time of their Lives. They made a lot of comedy movies during world war II.
You two have beautiful smiles. Smiles are the image of the spirit. I enjoy you two.
Yay! Thank you!
As one person below said, "13 X 7 = 28 is another great one!" You two must watch that one. Very unique and lots of fun.
You are sooooo quick in understanding this ! Others have missed many of the fine points you understand at once ! Take A Bow !!
This SKIT came out in the 1940's , amazing to see young people react to it today 🙌, timeless
As much as I enjoyed this Who's on First video over the years, enjoyed so much the wonderful couple enjoying it as well.
Back then performers weren’t paid much. Like many comedians, Abbot and Costello performed this almost nightly.
Thinking how long this has been around for and it still as funny today as it was back then. Truly timeless.
They also have a very funny sketch about paying the rent. Lou has several amazing ways of "proving" that he only needs to pay a fraction of the amount of rent actually owed. If you want a more recent comedy duo, check out Harvey Korman and Tim Conway on The Carol Burnett Show. The Dentist skit is their most famous, but there are dozens of other greats. The best to review are their outtakes. In another skit, Tim Conway steals the show telling "The Siamese Elephants Story" in one of the skits from "The Family", and Vicki Lawrence (plays Momma) makes a comment at the end that has everyone rolling on the floor.
Abbott and Costello "7x13=28" and "two $10's for a $5"
In modern American tv serial comedy there’s the comedian and there’s the straight guy.. the comedian that bounces off of the straight guy to get his laughs. The straight guy doesn’t get laughs. Somehow the audience is the one who gets the laughs because these guys were both straight. They just bounced off each other for the length of the routine.
Loved this reaction!
Now I gotta go look at what other videos you have!
it's one of the best classic comedy skits of all time
The greats in the MLB did have quirky nicknames. My favorites are "Mudcat," Grant and "Oil Can," Boyd.
This is intricate comedy look at some of the more recent versions they did of this and they add some things and they Ad-lib they were great
I think it is more fun to hear the comedy skit if you understand American Baseball. The audience can follow along with the gag, and understand what Bud Abbot means, but seeing Lou's confusion is priceless.
Love you guys! Keep being great and keep up the good work! Stay blessed!
I like you guys. Thanks for being there!
I have seen this so many times... it's always funny.
You two are hilarious 😂 !!! Love you both !!!
With some of these use the subtitles ..they can go pretty fast! lol. It can be hard to keep up with them! This skit is brilliant! Still makes me laugh even after all these years!
Love how lou puts hat on in the beginning
My wife is from the Philippines and she didn't even crack a smile watching "Who's On First" .
You have to understand to really get the joke you have to have a knowledge of American baseball and it's easiest form the idea of running the bases and getting back to home.
That being first base second base third base and home base a picture and a batter as far as all of the fundamentals no.
This,is comedy gold even to this day people try and copy this sketch.
I love Abbot & Costello.
Pure genius.
Greatest comedy routine ever!
2:57 Lou states, "Boobie Barber," but it's actually Bobby Barber. He was an actor and friend who helped them on the sets of films to keep up the energy.
I miss her soo oo o much it hurts 😢
If you like that, you should see their film classic "Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein."
I keep watching these... I love that something that defined my childhood is now not only transcending generations, but also transcending cultures. Good comedy is good comedy. Glad you're enjoying it.
Lou Costello is the little chubby guy, Bud Abbott is the tall guy
Oh man, I LOVE your reaction to this classic comic skit! One of my absolute all-time favourites (and not just because I'm a huge baseball fan). SO happy that you enjoy it!!! New subscriber here!
Thanks for sharing your reaction to this brilliant bit. I enjoyed your offering. I'm grateful. 😁
Glad you enjoyed it
Just a masterpiece! Great reaction. As some others have suggested, another great skit was 7x13=28. It's also hilarious. You may enjoy some old stuff from the Three Stooges as well. Old TV show and was also in black and white.
this is the comedy sceetch that is the King of all comedy
Bud Abbott's brother apparently heard them practicing this and after about 20 seconds told them "That is just stupid, people are NOT going to laugh at that"
Absolute comic legends.
It is before my times but it looks like it was a much more innocent or clean time frame. I don't know what people did off camera but that's their business. Thanks guys ✌🏼
I LOVE YOU TWO, ALL CONTENT AND NO FLUFF