+Gavin MacNeish up to you if you want to vote souly on independence. For many it's about voting to help people the best. getting disabled and the poor money and jobs. I'm English. I'd love an independent England. but who will you blame when you're in dependant and the corruption continues? doesn't matter if you're Scotish English etc....its more about who you are as an individual. like Billy Connolly said about the yes/no vote last year. 'I've got more in comments with dockers from Liverpool or Newcastle than I do with the average Scotsman'
Me = Aussie. Most of my oldest friends are either Scots or Scots-Australian. Been there five times. Love the place and the people. The first time I went, in 1986 - I got a lot of strange, confused looks from Glaswegians trying to figure out my accent, thinking I was English at first...then doing a double-take. We were more of a "curiosity" back then. Love Glasgow, doesn't intimidate me at all. (Being 6' 2" and looking like a hairy Golem probably helps) In '86 I ended up at an Old Firm match at Park Head, a few hours after Glasgow hosted an Orange Walk. All my pals were Celtic supporters, so here's me right in the middle of the Celtic end - being stared at menacingly by approximately half of the 68,000 people in the crowd...because I was in a sea of green, wearing the dark blue parka I'd brought along from Oz. It finished 1-1 and I got to live, especially after talking loudly in the most unmistakable Aussie accent I could muster. Once people realized I was just a dumb foreigner, they just grumbled and began to ignore me.
I'm a Geordie. I've never had any bother understanding Scots - in the main. The Scots have never had any bother understanding me - in the main. One of my friends from uni, a Scot, emigrated to Australia. I went to Oz and we met up in Broome. He reverted to Maryhill Road form. He was so relieved to be able to talk 'properly'! The Aussies were totally non-plussed.
***** My brother is a lecturer at Manchester University. My mother phoned him on his lunch break and they chatted for about twenty minutes. When he put the phone down, there was a wall of disbelieving faces directed at him. Ha! x
Also Geordie here, Scottish very easy to understand to me, and I love the sound, its almost poetic. I never understand what other people's problem was, but there again, the Geordie accent is really only one step short of Edinburgh Scottish, one more short step, and you're Glaswegian. I found this out to my cost when working at ALDI, in Blue Mountains, Australia, when the most popular customer question Aussies asked, was where abouts in Scotland/Ireland I was from. It was pretty infuriating to explain to Aussies where Newcastle was, and what then accent was....
***** I've had the Irish/Scots mix up as well. But, my mother was Irish Catholic and my father was Scottish Presbyterian - thereby hangs a tale! So, perhaps that's not surprising, I've also been thought of as Welsh! Perhaps it's the 'sing-song' intonation. I'm just happy to be a Geordie and by virtue of that fact, English - just to piss them all off!
***** I come from further south, Yorkshire. When I lived in Brisbane, the times I got asked what part of Scotland am I from I lost count of. Reckon they all think English talk with London accents and if you don't you must be Scottish.
***** Great Britain is a bizarre little island. I could walk along the river Tyne 50+ miles and meet people who speak like me, with only a slight variation. But, I could go three miles south along the coast and find people who speak differently. 50 miles north west and I'm in Hawick or Jedburgh, enjoying the crack with other Newcastle United supporters, some of whom are family and are Scottish. They have taking the piss down to a fine art - just like Kevin Bridges! Kevin Bridges!? What kind of Sassenach/Irish name is that!? 50 miles south and I'm venturing into Yorkshire territory. They're Engl- ish, with a strong sense of identity which puts them Yorkshiremen first and English second. Thus the Engl-ISH. So, what am I trying to say? We should all try and preserve our national languages and dialects, although we should also attempt to be bilingual. We're all a bunch of schitso arseholes who can only unite on this one common theme: South of the Humber is where the cocks seem to be in the majority. x
I turned on the subtitles and it was going well. At one and half minute mark even google's translator went "fuck it. I have no idea what he is saying!". xD
I'm American, with a thick country accent (that I'm ashamed of, to be honest) and I have to say his accent is by far my favorite. I don't get everything he's saying, but I love it.
Don't ever feel ashamed of your accent mate,It is part of your identity,if other people don't like it! too fucking bad for them! I would rather listen to someone speak in a thick country american accent than that of lets say a new yorker or californian,the southern accent to me sounds much more genuine and Honest if that makes sense. All the best from Glasgow.
@Gavin MacNeish that's a shity thing to say mate, i don't approve, i bet your grandparents were happy America was there for us in ww2, grow up pal👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
I think the English and Scottish comedians are funny. I've watched enough of the Scottish ones now I can understand them. It is a little tough at first but worth it.
Since this is true, and we (Americans and others) have such a hard time understanding Scottish accents, would the Scottish have anywhere near the same difficulties? I'm thinking that maybe media and television may help them understand us, while I don't see much Scottish normally in every day life here.
Once bumped into him in a petrol station, he had a bottle of iron bru and a packet of peanut m&ms. I made them print out his receipt and he signed it for me.
I live in oz now and my bro told me about him years ago and forgot his name. Glad I stumbled across him he is fucking funny and pretty good at an oz ascent. I feel his pain the amount of times I have to repeat myself or just walk away with them looking so confused at me boils my blood. Lucky I have a 7 year old to translate.
Reminds me that our US slang is just nothing compared to the Scottish variety, as Kevin only began to prove - and no a bad Aussie impression! Hilarious!
One of my best mates is from Glasgow, I'm from Manchester. He explained that most Scotts like people from the industrial northern cities such as Manchester and Liverpool but don't like cockneys and other southerners. Fuck knows if it's true or not he always dribbles shit x
I was doing a hike in Peru and the other other person was a Scot. The Peruvian woman who was our guide spoke pretty decent English but I ended up interpreting Scottish to Australian English for the guide to understand a fucking word that he said. I felt like a true man of the world, being able to connect cultures like that.
Kev Bridges is as funny as fuck!! Best Scottish comic ever!! Not much competition from scotland to be honest.. the crankies?... frank carson and francis boyle, whoever she is? and the you have , well no one else.
The Big Yin (hope he stays with us a while longer), Frankie Boyle, and Kev.i.n. all share top place on the podium, imo. Now, let's see ye fight over that...
I was on a ride in Disney Florida and an american guy sat in front of me turned round and said ' I overheard your accent, are from the north or sourh of Ireland' I told him neither. He apologised said 'Im sorry what part of Scotland' I said Im not scottish either, Im from Liverpool which is in England....he didnt believe me.
I'm Scottish born. Lived in Canada 40 yrs. Last time I landed home in Scotland...immigration guy said. Whires yir Scottish passport? Yeah should hay yir Scottish passport. Like he could project the future rising of the clans:)
This guy is right up there with the very best in my opinion
A Scotsman doing an Englishman doing a Scottish accent. :-D
Yes. We know. We watched the clip as well. You don't need to explain it.
Stephen Child Take the hen out yer name ya wee ugly victim of incest.
Forestgravy90 You pretty much made a bit of a twat out of yourself with that comment to be honest...
*****
No, I'm pretty sure that's what you have just done
That comeback is so original ...
The smackerooney thing gets me Everytime
Same. Even though I am totally out of smackaroonies, it sounds so cheerful.
finehomemadewine
can i borrow some smackerooney's mate?
For me it's the plug socket thing 😂
Fucking ended me at the Saville bit.
Best one I've heard!
Coughdrop Derp fat dik i come from he dosnt
He wis only trying to be funny - feck all to do with Saville....
Jammsbro. "Yev done sumthin mate, fucking look at ye"
A Scottish guy doing an impression of an English guy doing a Scottish accent.
Brilliant.
the party time never fails to fucking deck me just class
That bit about the english guys up for the stag do was fucking amazing i was in tears! Big Kev.i.n on fine form
I'm English I love Scottish humour I find it much funnier than ours, great country great people.
me too except Sean Lock
Andy Lace gonna be honest, there isn’t really a difference
Bigaly Boo there really is 😂😂
Scottish humour is often self-reflective. It's quite different.
I do miss Nesbitt!
As a Scot living in Newcastle, I can vouch for the North's...less-than-satisfied view of the situation down south.
And that last bit was class!
+Gavin MacNeish Hahahaha!
+BinkyTheRabbit The South hates Parliment too.
Gavin MacNeish parliament always gets elected in ;-)
+Gavin MacNeish yes. vote Corbyn
+Gavin MacNeish up to you if you want to vote souly on independence. For many it's about voting to help people the best. getting disabled and the poor money and jobs. I'm English. I'd love an independent England. but who will you blame when you're in dependant and the corruption continues? doesn't matter if you're Scotish English etc....its more about who you are as an individual. like Billy Connolly said about the yes/no vote last year. 'I've got more in comments with dockers from Liverpool or Newcastle than I do with the average Scotsman'
I just love him. I watch him go whenever I'm bit down ye know.
I'd buy that for a Smackaroonie!
Me = Aussie.
Most of my oldest friends are either Scots or Scots-Australian.
Been there five times. Love the place and the people.
The first time I went, in 1986 - I got a lot of strange, confused looks from Glaswegians trying to figure out my accent, thinking I was English at first...then doing a double-take.
We were more of a "curiosity" back then.
Love Glasgow, doesn't intimidate me at all.
(Being 6' 2" and looking like a hairy Golem probably helps)
In '86 I ended up at an Old Firm match at Park Head, a few hours after Glasgow hosted an Orange Walk. All my pals were Celtic supporters, so here's me right in the middle of the Celtic end - being stared at menacingly by approximately half of the 68,000 people in the crowd...because I was in a sea of green, wearing the dark blue parka I'd brought along from Oz.
It finished 1-1 and I got to live, especially after talking loudly in the most unmistakable Aussie accent I could muster. Once people realized I was just a dumb foreigner, they just grumbled and began to ignore me.
Who cares?
a scottish man, doing an english man doing a scottish accent. pure class
I'm a Geordie. I've never had any bother understanding Scots - in the main. The Scots have never had any bother understanding me - in the main.
One of my friends from uni, a Scot, emigrated to Australia. I went to Oz and we met up in Broome. He reverted to Maryhill Road form. He was so relieved to be able to talk 'properly'! The Aussies were totally non-plussed.
***** My brother is a lecturer at Manchester University. My mother phoned him on his lunch break and they chatted for about twenty minutes.
When he put the phone down, there was a wall of disbelieving faces directed at him. Ha! x
Also Geordie here, Scottish very easy to understand to me, and I love the sound, its almost poetic. I never understand what other people's problem was, but there again, the Geordie accent is really only one step short of Edinburgh Scottish, one more short step, and you're Glaswegian. I found this out to my cost when working at ALDI, in Blue Mountains, Australia, when the most popular customer question Aussies asked, was where abouts in Scotland/Ireland I was from. It was pretty infuriating to explain to Aussies where Newcastle was, and what then accent was....
***** I've had the Irish/Scots mix up as well. But, my mother was Irish Catholic and my father was Scottish Presbyterian - thereby hangs a tale! So, perhaps that's not surprising,
I've also been thought of as Welsh! Perhaps it's the 'sing-song' intonation.
I'm just happy to be a Geordie and by virtue of that fact, English - just to piss them all off!
***** I come from further south, Yorkshire. When I lived in Brisbane, the times I got asked what part of Scotland am I from I lost count of. Reckon they all think English talk with London accents and if you don't you must be Scottish.
***** Great Britain is a bizarre little island. I could walk along the river Tyne 50+ miles and meet people who speak like me, with only a slight variation. But, I could go three miles south along the coast and find people who speak differently.
50 miles north west and I'm in Hawick or Jedburgh, enjoying the crack with other Newcastle United supporters, some of whom are family and are Scottish. They have taking the piss down to a fine art - just like Kevin Bridges! Kevin Bridges!? What kind of Sassenach/Irish name is that!?
50 miles south and I'm venturing into Yorkshire territory. They're Engl- ish, with a strong sense of identity which puts them Yorkshiremen first and English second. Thus the Engl-ISH.
So, what am I trying to say? We should all try and preserve our national languages and dialects, although we should also attempt to be bilingual.
We're all a bunch of schitso arseholes who can only unite on this one common theme: South of the Humber is where the cocks seem to be in the majority. x
One of the funniest stand up performances I’ve ever seen, every single joke is hilarious
Genius from start to finish.
6/5/2018, still loving Kev!
"CLAUDIA!!! YA FUCKIN COW"
iamurdad77
😂😂
Kev-I-N Fabulous comic!
I’m ghastly ill right now, and this gave me a good break from the pain. Great set
I turned on the subtitles and it was going well. At one and half minute mark even google's translator went "fuck it. I have no idea what he is saying!". xD
Umyd Anna'Niaz You do realise that they are auto generated, right?
fixed ;)
Robin Anna'Niaz put it in context and stop being a x
It’s not that hard to understand him am saying that but I am from Scotland
"ya done sumtin mate fuckn look at ye" 😂😂
If there is one thing that the 4 UK countries are very good at, it's taking the Mickey out to themselves.
That and taking over the world
No he's right. It's 4.
The magnificent creep it is x
Jennifer Christian it isnt
Thomas Kelly -
No, it definitely is.
I'm American, with a thick country accent (that I'm ashamed of, to be honest) and I have to say his accent is by far my favorite. I don't get everything he's saying, but I love it.
Don't ever feel ashamed of your accent mate,It is part of your identity,if other people don't like it! too fucking bad for them! I would rather listen to someone speak in a thick country american accent than that of lets say a new yorker or californian,the southern accent to me sounds much more genuine and Honest if that makes sense. All the best from Glasgow.
Gavin MacNeish A fair share of us are lmao.
@Gavin MacNeish that's a shity thing to say mate, i don't approve, i bet your grandparents were happy America was there for us in ww2, grow up pal👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
@@iamurdad77 mate hello far glasgow and i agree the southen accent is so much better than a like a new York accent so you lucky
I quite like the country accent from America it makes me think of cow boys
"And he cannee ron."
Love it.
3:27 Every time I hear or read 'Claudia' I have to do this
I want the currency to be actually called Smackeroonies. It sounds so good.
Loved his English accent..
oh for goodness sake..I meant when he spoke the bit with the English accent..did you even watch the clip?
I think the English and Scottish comedians are funny. I've watched enough of the Scottish ones now I can understand them. It is a little tough at first but worth it.
mumof3
It’s from northern England.
KB is the man! bangin sense of humour! !
As an Ulsterman with DAMN PROUD Scottish ancestry, I wholeheartedly support an Independent Scotland adopting the smackeroonie as their currency.
Love the scottish accent/language and when people can make fun of their own country/people.
My fave comedian.
Understood half of that but was still laughing. His delivery is perfect.
So I'm going to Scotland, if only for the accent. Lol. Don't mind me if I ask you to repeat that few times. Haha.
Since this is true, and we (Americans and others) have such a hard time understanding Scottish accents, would the Scottish have anywhere near the same difficulties? I'm thinking that maybe media and television may help them understand us, while I don't see much Scottish normally in every day life here.
Rowan Blalock-Bassett american accents are easy for scots to understand
Kevin is great.
Quality this guy I hope he does more stuff.
England should have a referendum
+Terry Turbo aye get tae fuck ya bam
Fuck up
Terry Turbo n
You do the UK is basicly england 80% of people in the UK are English so get the flip
Fuck off
‘I wonder whether he’s taking the piss out of us’ is the best line in this video 😂😂😂😂
Once bumped into him in a petrol station, he had a bottle of iron bru and a packet of peanut m&ms. I made them print out his receipt and he signed it for me.
Mad how old this vid is and we watching at near enough the same time , belter
@@UNOITOfficial Haha was looking for videos of him slagging the English off but doesn't exist! This was next best thing.
Like the subtitles.As an English speaker, much appreciated .;)
+Alice demon English speaking yes but not the definitive .
+Alice demon I make you right .You're definitely not as posh as Scouser's .
Ok... as a Texan, I can say I'm getting about 82% of the words... and maybe 96% of the context...
Damn that's a thick accent
Not thick to Australians
It'll be a language if we get independence!
@@annienickledoo Only those in a lift!
Aye it's pretty much how we all sound in central Scotland
I live in oz now and my bro told me about him years ago and forgot his name. Glad I stumbled across him he is fucking funny and pretty good at an oz ascent. I feel his pain the amount of times I have to repeat myself or just walk away with them looking so confused at me boils my blood. Lucky I have a 7 year old to translate.
Amazing.
So original.
I was in scotland back in september 2014!
What were we thinking back then with Paedo's Saville & Harris. Yikes 🤣😂
I love the subtitles.
he's great I never heard of him
Nicola Sturgeon loves the boaby
Katie Johnston is that wee jimmy krankie?
braw
Well, she doesn't love the fanny unlike most of the other Scottish Party Leaders so... he ain't lying.
Cameron Macleod omgggg 😂
Your fantastic xx
Look at Savile's face! He's done something! LOL!
Not even 2 minutes into the video, the subtitles give up... Bloody Hell
Bridges is in a class of his own.Funny as fuck.
is it just me? at 20 secs in he laughs at "better together". the dream will never die. Soar Alba gu brath!
Nice Gaelic
9.37...I had to replay it 3 times....:)
getting back to Kevin Bridges........fucking brilliant....
omfg this is so good
Reminds me that our US slang is just nothing compared to the Scottish variety, as Kevin only began to prove - and no a bad Aussie impression! Hilarious!
10:20... Absolutely superb! 😂
Well I’m English and I love the Scots amazing amazing people
Trust me they dont think the same of you!
One of my best mates is from Glasgow, I'm from Manchester. He explained that most Scotts like people from the industrial northern cities such as Manchester and Liverpool but don't like cockneys and other southerners. Fuck knows if it's true or not he always dribbles shit x
RNW fuck off mate
@@rnw2739
We do actually. We don’t hate England, we hate Westminster.
@@jameshartley2538 that’s true at least in my opinion I think
Just listening to the Scottish accent makes the standup comedy funny
I was doing a hike in Peru and the other other person was a Scot. The Peruvian woman who was our guide spoke pretty decent English but I ended up interpreting Scottish to Australian English for the guide to understand a fucking word that he said. I felt like a true man of the world, being able to connect cultures like that.
Love his accent!
KEVIN BRIDGES RULES THE LAUGHTER CIRCUITS.
Does he bollocks, Mickey Flanagan reigns supreme!
Kev Bridges is as funny as fuck!! Best Scottish comic ever!! Not much competition from scotland to be honest.. the crankies?... frank carson and francis boyle, whoever she is? and the you have , well no one else.
coltsuperocean10 Frankish Boyle is a guy, do your bleeding homework.
Try to put the automatic subtitle generator hahaha it just goes crazy
I turned on CC...nothing! Even google gave up in Scottish
I can't decide whether or not Scotland should be independent.
Have you decided yet😂
The Big Yin (hope he stays with us a while longer), Frankie Boyle, and Kev.i.n. all share top place on the podium, imo. Now, let's see ye fight over that...
Doin' ma heed in haha
where did he perform?
bout 1000 views of these are mine
subtitles for this clip?
priceless !
Wow I’m super American, I need subtitles
Billy Connelly's successor!!..original as they come!
you've done somethin mate, look at ya, get to jail - FUCKIN TEARS, I COULDNT SEE THE FUCKIN SCREEN LOL
The ribena bit is brilliant 😂
come on kev bring back the indy Ref 2 show
what is a ryebeana ?
Claudia ya fuckin cow ahts too good 😂
Absolute class man 😂
best comedian by far 👌
why are there subtitles?
I turned on the translator as I didn't want to miss any of his material. And it fucking quit after 30 secs.
funny as fk... am off to watch more of him
watch with English auto generated captions.. :)
I was on a ride in Disney Florida and an american guy sat in front of me turned round and said ' I overheard your accent, are from the north or sourh of Ireland' I told him neither. He apologised said 'Im sorry what part of Scotland' I said Im not scottish either, Im from Liverpool which is in England....he didnt believe me.
11 out of 10. !
I'm Scottish born. Lived in Canada 40 yrs. Last time I landed home in Scotland...immigration guy said. Whires yir Scottish passport? Yeah should hay yir Scottish passport. Like he could project the future rising of the clans:)
That aussie accent is pretty spot on. Fucking hilarious.
I sometimes refer to money as badgers, as in 10 badgers is 10 quid.
about 7:45, i think Newcastle used to be in what was Scotland before the wars with the english etc dunno he's very funny
Good
people rarely speak out against those who pay their salary especially if its a generous salary.
Bridges knows who pays his wages.
Wat a lad 😂😂❤️
'CLAUDIA! YOU FUCKING COW'. Killed me.
Uh is no one gonna talk about how um...disturbingly well his Alex Salmond bit aged...
there's 3 best comedian s in Scotland and they are they are Kevin bridges Frankie Boyle in billy bhoy
Kev's fucking hilarious shame we lost the vote fur independence though. Still but excellent video.
He makes me proud to be Scottish 😂😅
how old r u?..16?
By the looks of the comments I'm the only one who knows what he's saying just fine XD
THE FEDEN ikr…
I'm Aussie and I understand but we are a really multicultural country where you learn to understand accents.
I'm Polish and can understand just fine. Love the Scots and their accents. Some of the Americans make me cringe.