He was the first Asian I saw on tv that had a southern accent when I was a child. I am adopted, and I was staring at the t.v. with an expression on my face. My mother noticed it, and asked me what was wrong. I remember telling her that he sounded funny, and she then explained to me that he has an accent. I have loved his comedy ever since. I’m glad he’s back on the road!
I know what you mean. Our Chinese friend from the Mississippi Delta came to visit us in Germany. Our Chinese friend from San Francisco looked at her with astonishment - she had a disconnect between the Chinese woman she was looking at and Southern accent coming from her mouth.
In Vancouver Canada I saw a Chinese person speaking Italian. We were in Chinatown, getting scallops from a market and the Chinese lady was explaining something to another woman who couldn't speak English, or Mandarin. It was such a wonderful sight to see and hear, lol.
@@donkemp8151 years ago i worked on a road construction crew. A dump truck pulls up and a dude who looked like Mr Miagi hops out and in the thickest Jamaican accent i've ever heard asks us where the foreman is. It took way to long for my idiot brain to accept this. He thought it was hilarious. He looks at me and says "what you thought I'd talk like Jackie Chan!!" Apparently there are a lot of Chinese / Jamaican folks and I had no idea.
Years ago I worked at a big box store in the paint department. One of my old saws was when someone would ask "where's your stripper?" I'd tell them it was her day off. Almost nobody got it.
In the 90s, I worked in hardware and paint in a now-defunct department store, and my coworkers & I would say that _none_ of the stud finders worked. We could not find one man who we would call a stud. 😂
My father told me this once. He traveled everywhere for his job. While he was in London they went to a Turkish restaurant. Someone asked him if wanted some Turkish Delight. (it’s a dessert) His answer was: I don’t know. Does she dance well? 😂😂😂
@@benjammin5252 Not timing like their cadence, more just with how relaxed they are on stage. You'll see a lot of younger comics working with silence because they know they're supposed to. "Aura" may be a way to say it.
Hilarious! I was at Ace Hardware and told the worker guy I needed a "female adapter" but before I got to its for a sprinkler pipe. He said "don't we all!" 😂
As a partial Asian I can attest to his statement. No one believes I’m Asian, not even other Asians. I have to come prepared with family photos to prove my grandparents are who I claim they are. It’s actually rather exhausting.
@@sanctuary6689 My late wife was 2nd gen ABC, we had three kids. The girls are stunning, but almost nobody figures they're hapa. Their brother gets caught a little more often, but most asians who notice aren't really sure until they ask him. Growing up in coastal central CA it never became much of an issue for them.
Years ago, i needed some butt connectors for a small electrical project. My wife happened to be out shopping, so I called and asked her if she would stop at Home Depot to get me a pack. When she came home, she was practically crying she was laughing so hard as she told me the story. Apparently she got there and asked a guy in his early 20s if he had any "butt plugs". She couldn't understand why he looked horrified. Apparently an attractive woman in her 40s, standing in front of him asking about butt plugs, was more than the poor kid could handle! 🤣
Years ago, I sent my wife went to Menard's to get some caulk for windows.... She didn't know where it was so she found an employee there, who was about 16-ish and asked "where do you keep your caulk" She said the kid turned beet red, then had an "oh yah!" moment in his head, then took her to the paint supplies area where the caulk was. 🤣
Oh ya, how do you tool caulk without getting your fingers covered? Wet them first. You’re on the job site, what liquid is always available? Spit. Spit and caulk boys
Most unbelievable part is they knew what he ment. I've been to home depots, lowes, and menards that didn't know what I was looking for and they sold it there.
Does *that* surprise you? Not me. Very rarely do the box stores have knowledgable employees. I knew what he meant. I've never built a log cabin but, I still know what it is.
I asked for a monkey wrench once, and the Home Depot guy got this look on his face like he was trying to picture a monkey using a wrench. I found it myself by the time he figured out what it was on Google.
@@jelaninoelprobably because he explained what it was first. Like if I was at home depot or something and heard that I'd probably think it was for a chain link fence lol.
Like when I was a single woman, went into a hardware store, couldn’t find the studfinders. I had to go to the desk with a bunch of guys around.and ask …. You can imagine the laughing.
I remember Henry ever since he made an appearance on Designing Women all those years ago. My favorite bit from him was when he wrote a check in college for 50 cents. It bounced and his father was almost too amazed to be mad. 😂
Thing is, this isn’t suppose to be a gift or skill. Making fun of yourself is suppose to be a normal part of life. Social Media has brainwashed two generations into thinking that they are way more important than they will ever be. Think about it… For twenty years telling someone, “Your special,” has been considered a net positive for that person’s mental health. … That is the literal definition of conceited. Of course that person grows up with Chronic Depression, Brain Zaps, addiction issues, and no vocational prospects. This is the EXACT outcome when you intentionally inflate a child’s Ego when they are suppose to be learning humility.
One of my dad's philosophical gems was "If you can't laugh at yourself there is something wrong with you." Which of course is true. the arrogant and entitled can never laugh at themselves.
This is some Larry the Cable Guy humor. I live in the zipcode with the most Chinese people in America and I didn't know that was a product. I looked it up. It's real at Lowe's
What’s sad is I actually do that. I will do to different stores on a Saturday afternoon and face displays and straighten stuff including folding shirts. lol
You’re missing out. Looks for some Comedy Central specials. Hilarious. Also, he has a few shows that I got on CD back in the day. They got me through some pretty mundane work with a smile on my face.
I will be honest here. I first heard him in Tom Arnold's "McAle's Navy". I heard his southern voice and thought there was an movie audio situation. I figured it was legit after seeing the whole comedy movie. Forget the movie, I was zoned in him speaking like a southerner better than the "born and bred", then laughed learning he was one of them too.
I went with my wife to one of the garden centers, looking for clematis (a type of vine), seems easy enough. We get there and I'll be damned if she didn't blurt out to the guy working there..."Excuse me but I'm looking to pick up some chlamydia". Buddy just turned around walking away a few steps, trying his best to keep his composure, It was priceless! I laugh every time I think about it, LOL.
Jonly Bonly and “quickie” are what I always think about when I hear Henry Cho’s comedy 😂. You’re missing out if you have no idea what I’m talking about 😜
An ESPN writer lost his job over that. He wrote an article titled "Ch*nk in the Armor" (properly spelled - I'm trying to dodge YT filters) after Yao Ming had a poor game. He was young, and claimed he'd never even heard that that was considered a racial slur. Dunno if that was true, but it points out a serious flaw with shaming people for using such words. The more we succeed in exterminating usage of slurs, the more people will grow up not knowing that they're slurs. Which means more people will innocently use them, only to be wrongly crucified by the political correctness police. The methodology is flawed because the more it succeeds, the more innocent victims it creates.
First time I ever saw an Asian man with a southern accent was at Fort McClellan Alabama at the rec center playing basketball! I mostly grew up in the Midwest but NYC as well and have never heard an Asian man with a southern accent!
He was in _Revenge of the Nerds Part III._ Harold Skolnick: Are you Japanese? Steve Toyota: Heck, naw, boy. I'm Korean. Harold Skolnick: Why do you talk like that? Steve Toyota: South Korean.
if everyone didn't take themselves so seriously or put themselves on pedestals, and acted even half the way this lad does, the world would be a wee bit more pleasant.
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He was the first Asian I saw on tv that had a southern accent when I was a child. I am adopted, and I was staring at the t.v. with an expression on my face. My mother noticed it, and asked me what was wrong. I remember telling her that he sounded funny, and she then explained to me that he has an accent. I have loved his comedy ever since. I’m glad he’s back on the road!
I know what you mean. Our Chinese friend from the Mississippi Delta came to visit us in Germany. Our Chinese friend from San Francisco looked at her with astonishment - she had a disconnect between the Chinese woman she was looking at and Southern accent coming from her mouth.
In Vancouver Canada I saw a Chinese person speaking Italian. We were in Chinatown, getting scallops from a market and the Chinese lady was explaining something to another woman who couldn't speak English, or Mandarin. It was such a wonderful sight to see and hear, lol.
@@donkemp8151 years ago i worked on a road construction crew. A dump truck pulls up and a dude who looked like Mr Miagi hops out and in the thickest Jamaican accent i've ever heard asks us where the foreman is. It took way to long for my idiot brain to accept this. He thought it was hilarious. He looks at me and says "what you thought I'd talk like Jackie Chan!!" Apparently there are a lot of Chinese / Jamaican folks and I had no idea.
You all should check out
Jenny Tian. She's an Asian lady with an Australian accent.
She has a whole bit about it. 😆
My uncle is half Japanese and has a beautiful deep Texas drawl. Most people assume he’s either Mexican or Native American. 😁
Years ago I worked at a big box store in the paint department. One of my old saws was when someone would ask "where's your stripper?" I'd tell them it was her day off. Almost nobody got it.
In the 90s, I worked in hardware and paint in a now-defunct department store, and my coworkers & I would say that _none_ of the stud finders worked.
We could not find one man who we would call a stud. 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I would have rolled.
My father told me this once.
He traveled everywhere for his job. While he was in London they went to a Turkish restaurant. Someone asked him if wanted some Turkish Delight. (it’s a dessert) His answer was: I don’t know. Does she dance well? 😂😂😂
Used to work for home depot right outside of Atlanta, I would ask the Gardening Department Where dey Hoes at?
No they got it it just wasn't funny
There's this calmness that comics who have been around a long time have that makes them stand out.
Do you mean like an aura or a timing to their jokes, where they know how to pace themselves and have a confidence other comics don’t?
@@benjammin5252 Not timing like their cadence, more just with how relaxed they are on stage. You'll see a lot of younger comics working with silence because they know they're supposed to. "Aura" may be a way to say it.
He's definitely gotten better with age.
Naturally funny
“Dad dad, do it to him” 😂😂😂
Hilarious! I was at Ace Hardware and told the worker guy I needed a "female adapter" but before I got to its for a sprinkler pipe. He said "don't we all!" 😂
Lol😂
I'm gonna go to Lowes and do this again. Lol
When he's talking to his wife, I just know when he says "I'm going to Lowe's", she's all "wait for me! wait for me! I gotta see this!"
LOL...and she brought a friend...🤣😀😂
“It ain’t gonna work you’re only half…”🤣
I read this comment at the exact moment he said it 😆
As a partial Asian I can attest to his statement. No one believes I’m Asian, not even other Asians. I have to come prepared with family photos to prove my grandparents are who I claim they are. It’s actually rather exhausting.
@@sanctuary6689those. I'm hafu and my father was Nigerian. People are shocked when I tell them I was born in Japan.
@@sanctuary6689 My late wife was 2nd gen ABC, we had three kids. The girls are stunning, but almost nobody figures they're hapa. Their brother gets caught a little more often, but most asians who notice aren't really sure until they ask him. Growing up in coastal central CA it never became much of an issue for them.
Years ago, i needed some butt connectors for a small electrical project. My wife happened to be out shopping, so I called and asked her if she would stop at Home Depot to get me a pack.
When she came home, she was practically crying she was laughing so hard as she told me the story. Apparently she got there and asked a guy in his early 20s if he had any "butt plugs". She couldn't understand why he looked horrified.
Apparently an attractive woman in her 40s, standing in front of him asking about butt plugs, was more than the poor kid could handle! 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣
Haha. This is awesome! 😂
Yo that was funny. Lolol
he had to be wondering why somebody's grandma was asking about butt plugs lol that would catch anybody off guard.
"no... more... 😮"
🤣
Hilarious, the wife brought a friend had me rolling 😂
I’ve heard Henry Cho for years, and he’s always been hilarious.
Years ago, I sent my wife went to Menard's to get some caulk for windows....
She didn't know where it was so she found an employee there, who was about 16-ish and asked "where do you keep your caulk"
She said the kid turned beet red, then had an "oh yah!" moment in his head, then took her to the paint supplies area where the caulk was. 🤣
You gotta speak the “L” in the word to not confuse ‘em😅
When we were doing the roof, i enjoyed asking my wife to bring me lots of black caulk.
I'm sorry to say it took me a minute, then I couldn't stop laughing.
ROTFL! :-)
Oh ya, how do you tool caulk without getting your fingers covered? Wet them first.
You’re on the job site, what liquid is always available? Spit.
Spit and caulk boys
Now that's a family that knows how to have some fun. 😆
Most unbelievable part is they knew what he ment. I've been to home depots, lowes, and menards that didn't know what I was looking for and they sold it there.
Does *that* surprise you? Not me. Very rarely do the box stores have knowledgable employees.
I knew what he meant. I've never built a log cabin but, I still know what it is.
I asked for a monkey wrench once, and the Home Depot guy got this look on his face like he was trying to picture a monkey using a wrench. I found it myself by the time he figured out what it was on Google.
I was surprised the audience knew
@@jelaninoelprobably because he explained what it was first. Like if I was at home depot or something and heard that I'd probably think it was for a chain link fence lol.
It's just the typical case of Ron Swanson's: "I know more than you do"
"Dad! Dad! Do it to him!" XD
I feel he just wanted to build a log cabin for this joke.
One might say he built up to it.
Like when I was a single woman, went into a hardware store, couldn’t find the studfinders. I had to go to the desk with a bunch of guys around.and ask …. You can imagine the laughing.
I don't know what I expected when I clicked, but it wasn't that finely crafted gem. Kudos 😂
....she brought a friend .... 🤣🤣
He is a VERY funny man. I love his comedy.
lol This is how humor is done
heard this 100 times, laugh every time
Always have liked Cho. Memorable because of the accent. Memorable because he's funny.
He has an accent?!?!?!
@@JacksonOwexKorean accent 😂😂😂
🤣 Be very proud of yourself. Because that's absolutely hilarious.
I remember Henry ever since he made an appearance on Designing Women all those years ago. My favorite bit from him was when he wrote a check in college for 50 cents. It bounced and his father was almost too amazed to be mad. 😂
Wasn't he on MTVs Half Hour Comedy Hour? Or was it VH1 stand up? (jfc I'm old lol) I remember his whole set - and the Designing Women appearance!
As an Asian I’m dyinggg😂😂😂
It is rare that i laugh out loud. This has made me do so. Thank you sir.
Been following Henry for many years. Glad to see that he's still killing 'em every show! Go, Henry!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
To be able to make fun of yourself is A True Gift not just for the World yet for ones own self
Thing is, this isn’t suppose to be a gift or skill. Making fun of yourself is suppose to be a normal part of life. Social Media has brainwashed two generations into thinking that they are way more important than they will ever be. Think about it…
For twenty years telling someone, “Your special,” has been considered a net positive for that person’s mental health. … That is the literal definition of conceited. Of course that person grows up with Chronic Depression, Brain Zaps, addiction issues, and no vocational prospects. This is the EXACT outcome when you intentionally inflate a child’s Ego when they are suppose to be learning humility.
One of my dad's philosophical gems was "If you can't laugh at yourself there is something wrong with you." Which of course is true. the arrogant and entitled can never laugh at themselves.
He's not making fun of himself.
Yeah, he’s not making fun of himself.
Well I just cry laughed so hard I woke my dog up. I need to show my parents this lol.
I sooooooo LOVE YOU. Your wife and children are blessed to have you.
I haven't laughed this hard in quite a while!
They were both thinking "Am I on Candid Camera?"
this is the heart of comedy
Reminds me of when I went to Home Depot and asked the lady if she carried black caulk 😂😂
Nice CLEAN comedy...he's amazing
This is still my favorite one
Me too!
It ain’t gunna work you’re only half 😂
Henry is one of the best!
THE BEST! 😂
Why is this dude not way more famous? He's so funny and relaxed on stage. All pro. Hilarious.
This is some Larry the Cable Guy humor. I live in the zipcode with the most Chinese people in America and I didn't know that was a product. I looked it up. It's real at Lowe's
0:20 😄 OH NO!
I went to Home Depot and said where is the caulk he said by the strippers 😂
Damn, this was awesome. I laughed so hard throughout. Glad I stumbled on this video.
Have always loved this guy, if you haven't heard his piece on "boldly go", you need to.
Just crying here this morning. Too funny....
Seriously...got tears on my cheeks!
I have a cabin. It is actually a tent, but I call it a cabin.
Is this located in ' Kent ' ? . . Then , it'z 0k
@raycatlin3554 Clark Kent?
I'm at work folding tshirts, and was asked, "Do you work here?" Nope, I always wander around stores and straighten up their displays for Free!
What’s sad is I actually do that. I will do to different stores on a Saturday afternoon and face displays and straighten stuff including folding shirts. lol
Here’s your sign.
I'm laughing and I feel so bad at the same time. This was perfect!
He’s really funny 😂 how come i’ve never seen or heard of him before till now?!
I've watched this over and over!!! 🤣🤣
OK, this is hilarious! Thanks for the best laugh I've had in a long time.
Oh what a day, this was so needed, thanks!!. In Joy
Watched this 25 times.......STILL FUNNY😅😂
Great bit. Thanks for brightening my day Henry.
I remember Henry Cho from that episode of Designing Women! They went to “Japan” I think. Henry was perfectly cast for that guest role!
When they were told, "I'm sorry, but your car drowned."😂😂
This is like an inverted microaggression. Brutal. 🤠
😂😂😂 I can't breath!!! That was amazing. Thank you
😄 Damn, this guy is hilarious, how have I not stumbled across him before now?!
You’re missing out. Looks for some Comedy Central specials. Hilarious. Also, he has a few shows that I got on CD back in the day. They got me through some pretty mundane work with a smile on my face.
Literally rolling laughing!! 😂😂😂
Too funny.
You are a funny, funny guy. Loved this skit
I will be honest here. I first heard him in Tom Arnold's "McAle's Navy". I heard his southern voice and thought there was an movie audio situation. I figured it was legit after seeing the whole comedy movie. Forget the movie, I was zoned in him speaking like a southerner better than the "born and bred", then laughed learning he was one of them too.
Nice CLEAN Comic....love it.
That was hysterical
I went with my wife to one of the garden centers, looking for clematis (a type of vine), seems easy enough. We get there and I'll be damned if she didn't blurt out to the guy working there..."Excuse me but I'm looking to pick up some chlamydia". Buddy just turned around walking away a few steps, trying his best to keep his composure, It was priceless! I laugh every time I think about it, LOL.
Can't never unhear it 😂
Genuinely and truly funny 😂
Tooooo funny man!
I'd love to try it, but I'm only half too! 😂
same 😂 my heart is broken
Clever and funny!
Jonly Bonly and “quickie” are what I always think about when I hear Henry Cho’s comedy 😂. You’re missing out if you have no idea what I’m talking about 😜
What's that clickin noise???
Yeah, I remember the same issue when describing a fatal flaw in armor.
An ESPN writer lost his job over that. He wrote an article titled "Ch*nk in the Armor" (properly spelled - I'm trying to dodge YT filters) after Yao Ming had a poor game. He was young, and claimed he'd never even heard that that was considered a racial slur. Dunno if that was true, but it points out a serious flaw with shaming people for using such words. The more we succeed in exterminating usage of slurs, the more people will grow up not knowing that they're slurs. Which means more people will innocently use them, only to be wrongly crucified by the political correctness police. The methodology is flawed because the more it succeeds, the more innocent victims it creates.
@@solandri69It's not flawed, it's working as intended.
@@solandri69 There is a word that means “stingy” and sounds a lot like the N-word. People don’t use that word anymore.
I was in Lowes and needed black caulk but couldn't find it. Decided to not ask for it, just went home and ordered it off Amazon.
Henry Cho the best comedian ever lol
Five letters showing vulnerability, a _____ in one's armor.
😅 said the shogun to the wushi...
I lovethis one.
I have to email this to Barnwood Builders. They'll love it!
How did I just find this hilarious person? Because this is what my mother would call normal comedy
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This was the funniest thing I've seen in a long time!
Omfg, he’s hilarious!!!
😂 😂😂
😂😂😂 this video is too funny I was laughing until I cried 🤣🤣🤣
Henry Cho! Dude, real pro been around for a century. Love his stuff.
You never think of them as having any other accent, it's true😂. When they have an Australian accent, it's even better!
First time I ever saw an Asian man with a southern accent was at Fort McClellan Alabama at the rec center playing basketball! I mostly grew up in the Midwest but NYC as well and have never heard an Asian man with a southern accent!
This bit is awesome 🤣🤣🤣
I was watching 'designing women' and there you, on the airplane. They had you for most of episode. 🤣 any other acting gigs?
He was in _Revenge of the Nerds Part III._
Harold Skolnick: Are you Japanese?
Steve Toyota: Heck, naw, boy. I'm Korean.
Harold Skolnick: Why do you talk like that?
Steve Toyota: South Korean.
Hahaha, yes!! Cheers, Henry!!
Met me there, brought a friend 😂
Dad, do it to him. No? Then we're gonna do it
Pure gold!
Thanks for all you do!
This guy’s very funny!
I always make jokes like this about caulking or “cocking” when in the hardware store
I learned a new word. Okay, a new (to me) meaning of an old word... Reminds me that I need to get my armor looked at...
One of these days, your going to try this again and the worker's going to respond, "No, Mr. Cho, but I can tell you were you can get it."
That would be great....I like the way you think
Were?
Come to Texas and if I remember him and he starts I'll probably raise my eyebrows or smile maybe both
Or "you're".
He is very funny. I hope he has great success.
if everyone didn't take themselves so seriously or put themselves on pedestals, and acted even half the way this lad does, the world would be a wee bit more pleasant.
We can dream, can't we.
This is my first time coming across you ! Instant fan ! Subbed !!
@BigEd2612You won't regret it. So welcome aboard.😊
@@kathymenard-jy1sf Ty 😎
I love that his wife was like "oh, I gotta see this." 😂
One of his best bits😂
Very funny!