I watched the pre-vid live stream (last 30 minutes or so) but I don’t know how the chat thingy works. Is it Discord? Skype? Patreon? I’ve never done chat stuff before I wanted to join the live chat it looked really fun and you were really cool to listen to (even if couldn’t comment 😅)
Lol, I love Conan. He's so good at self-deprecating humor, it's been his brand for decades. I'm sure he was 100% aware that he was annoying those elderly ladies, and they may have been in on the joke as well.
There's significant inbreeding in the human race in general. But especially among small ethnic groups like the old Irish clans. I'm not exempt. My mother's, father's, and several cousin's family names are all indigenous to within less than a 100 miles of where I was born and raised. But so what. According to Scientific American, third cousins produce the healthiest offspring. Bottom line, it would be impossible for humanity to reproduce endlessly without some level of inbreeding.
Yea Conan definitely was playing around with the stereotypes as an Irish American. I think that was part of the humor and hence why we really loved him when he was on late night TV.
Diane reacts to more Conan, "A friend of the show" And off to Ireland, she watches him go He acts like a fool, but it's mostly for fun And back in Spain, Chewie soaks up the sun
Actually, I'm hearing 'Paddy' when Conan repeated your man's name. Conan is from Boston, where about half the population will joyfully expound on Paddy v. Patty whenever someone gets it wrong, so I think he's aware of it. I don't know how much research you've done into Mr. O'Brien, but it's worth knowing that before he got into the chat-host gig, he was a writer for Saturday Night Live and The Simpsons. He's developed this awkward, almost-creepy fool persona, but he knows his funny.
Throw in the fact that everyone from the UK and Ireland say Americans say their Ts like Ds. Yet somehow according to Irish people every American says informal version of Patrick wrong makes me think they hear a American accent and just assume we're saying it wrong without actually listening.
I am a huge fan of your channel. Conan is my favorite human being and one of the smartest minds to ever live. He graduated from Harvard University. He’s incredible for many reasons, but one of the main ones is because he knows that he is an awkward and lanky man and he 100% leans into that. He makes fun of himself so often and loves when people laugh, even if it’s at him. The thing is, he KNOWS that what he’s a lot more about the stuff he acts like he doesn’t. He purposely looks stupid in order to look absurd. If you listen to some of his talks he’s given at various places (schools, academic conventions, etc) and his podcast, you can really tell just how much of a mastermind he is. He’s such a cool and wholesome man.
FWIW, the "d" and "t" consonant sounds in many North American accents (Including Conan's) can sound almost identical. He probably *was* saying "Paddy"at 1:53.
Those poor ladies in the pub! Conan was gonna keep singing and taking advantage of their politeness just because the looks on their faces were so hilarious. 🤣✌🏻❤️
Conan's always been good at doing these "remotes" when he just goes out and is improvising. Towards the end there, and by end I mean last year when he finally stopped doing his late night show after it's few incarnations that lasted 28 years, he actually started doing a show called "Conan Without Borders" where they'd be special episodes of him visiting different countries, and it sounds like they would show it to a local audience of people from that culture. The last handful of years, some of his best stuff would just be bits he did in their office amongst his staff. Bits with his assistant Sona are great. Maybe my favorite though was the long running Jordan Schlansky series. I think that started during the writers strike in 2008, when they were just looking for stuff to do without their writers. Jordan was an associate producer on the show, I think since the 90s, but the running bit, which I don't even think is a joke, is that legitimately no one seems to really know what it is that Jordan actually does on the show. Whenever Conan legitimately asks, he can never get a straight answer that explains it. He's an odd guy, and I'm guessing that he must be on the autism spectrum. He's very in to certain things, which in themselves are things I'm generally in to also, but he's very pretentious about it. The main one is that he loves Italy, and though he's a Polish Jew from Buffalo, New York, he basically acts as if he is Italian, and is very condescending about Americans, which he 100% is. On one of the travel shows, they actually went to Italy together!He's very informative about these things, and will monotonously drone on about them in an emotionless way that's very robotic, that's always a stark contrast to Conan's wacky sense of humor, and there's a strong tension of love and hate between them that's hilarious. You just have to see it for yourself to understand what I mean. Oh! And WikiBear! I love WikiBear! This was a bit for a couple weeks a few years back when there was news about a new toy that was a stuffed bear that could connect to the internet and answer children's questions. So, they had their own WikiBear that they would test out by asking it innocent questions, and somehow the bear would always end up shifting the conversation to dark topics that were inappropriate for children. It's right up your alley!
Also, I’m dying to go to Ireland. It’s at the top of my list. Irish people seem like the kindest, most genuine human beings! I feel like I wouldn’t be able to understand of the accent but it’ll be just as fun!
Thanks for using the "scared Diane" face in the preview for your upcoming video! That'll help us prepare ourselves for the Horror that you will share with us! Or maybe you'll think twice and put it on your After Dark channel?
I used to have a little patch with my name on for work, Americans would virtually wet themselves when they saw I've an Irish name, I've even had them attempt a Irish accent (poorly) I'd tell them my family are from Craggy Island and laugh inside. I might be a bad man lol
I want to talk my wife into moving back to Ireland. She is American. I have taken her back a few times to visit family and weddings, and she loves it. Watching you makes me homesick. I have been gone for decades.
I just found out that a relative William Murphy, born in Linsmore, Waterford 1826, arrived in Boston in 1851. He also served in the Civil War. I’m trying to get more information on his service concerning Volunteer units. I’m glad you understand Conan’s humour. Sometimes I worry that it could go the wrong way.
I finally got to Ireland in 2019. Drove all over. I absolutely loved it. Irish American here. It felt like home. I live in New England and twice a year our weather and greenery are a lot like Ireland. I WAS going to go back until covid decided nope.
I'm what is know as a Heinz 57 which is a mixture of this and that. I would have to travel all over Europe to see where my ancestors came from. Ireland would definitely be on top of the list.🇨🇮🇺🇸
I can sympathize with people who ask those broad questions about their ancestors. In 1980, my Canadian grandmother passed away while my eldest sister was visiting our Irish grandfather's home town of Graiguenamanagh-Tinnahinch. I placed a call to try and get in touch with my sister, and the lady who was the local operator at the time had to send someone out to the old family farm to fetch her back to town. While I was waiting on the line, the operator asked me a bunch of questions and finally determined that of course she knew who I was, and didn't she know my great-uncle who I am named for, and wasn't he a fine man to do what he did for my grandfather and on and on. I'm afraid there are too many generations separating most folks ancestors and most people alive in Ireland today.
Enjoyed your live chat, but felt like a peepers because I can't join in on the dialogue. Good fun though! Conan is right, we all want to travel to the homeland none of us have ever really had. Born and raised in 🇨🇦 , but the Irish runs deep. The Irish Rovers were more Canadian than Irish , their big hit was a song called UNICORN. 🇨🇦🤗🖖✌
I gave up on tracing my Irish roots when I got back to my great-great-grandfather and -grandmother. They are the ones that emigrated to Canada directly from Ireland. I have a fairly common Irish surname, and these two's first names were Patrick and Mary. I decided there would be a couple with those names in half the parishes on the Emerald Isle during the right time period, so it would be impossible to figure out who they were before they took the trip. By the way, their son moved to the US, so we weren't Canadian for long. Luckily, my brother had more persistence, and has managed to trace things a good ways back past where I threw in the towel.
Part of his thing (in Conan goes into the real world) is getting reactions from people in uncomfortable situations. So the signals were coming across loud and clear, they were just being ignored. George Clooney actually is Irish through his paternal grandfather. It isn't a stage name.
On your live you talked about Crest Whitening Strips. What type of strips are you interested in, Crest makes several different types. Classic, Sensitive, Express, Professional, Light, Vivid, and Glamorous.
He's singing Fast Ball "The Way" and I remember watching this when I was in either in 8th or 9th grade. He looks young because this is from about 1999.
I have been to Ireland a few times, the nicest people in the world. The bus driver actually drove off his assigned route to get us to our hotel. Loved every minute.
I visited O’Brien’s Tower the same year he did, but the weather was MUCH nicer for my visit. So calm, we could easily hear the waves far below, and the calls of one upset cow rapidly walking along the edge of the next cliff to the south, trying to catch up to its companions. I remember watching that segment of his video when it originally aired, and laughing at him trying to deal with those gale-force winds. And yes, people were SO welcoming, gracious, helpful and generous. Especially in the small towns, in which we spent a lot more time than in any cities. We agreed that if we hadn’t just bought a house, we might have tried to relocate there, at least for half (the warmer half) of the year. Sadly, my wife passed away before we were able to return even for a second visit.
As always a fun time. Now we just have to wait for the original performance live of Diane Jennings Irish Girl plays Irish classics on the recorder. No doubt a once in a life experience.
I'm an Irish American, my grandfather got T.B. When he was in his 20's, and back then you were hospitalized for the minimum of two years, he decided to write letters to search for our relatives in Ireland. Apparently we have a lot of nuns and teachers in the family. If he got the family tree right, we McLaughlin's come from Dublin. Fun to see Conan visit the land of our ancestors, Thanks Diane!
Cheers Diane. I'm first generation Irish American, my parents are from the Great Emerald Isle. One day I hope to jump the pond. But a lot of American Irish have no concept of their mother land. Drink, fight, green. Bout all they know. Enjoy your shows. Slan Go Foil. ☘
I watched his show's whole first season which; well, that's not all available anymore, I guess? My favorite skit that they did in that 1st year was, "The Talking Bong". Good luck finding that one.
That paint in the pubs you referred to is high gloss/high test and probably isn’t cheap. It’s designed for durability; that’s why it’s so commonly used.
Someone asked my friend Vinny one time "Hey, do you know Joe?!", his response was "... I'm Italian and this is New Jersey, you are going to have to be more specific!" LOL Thought of that when Conan asked the man if he knew anyone named "O'Brien'.
Still working on the snow curse you think it'd be above freezing in the middle of April North Dakota you got to love it you have an excellent week Diane enjoyed watching you live😎👍
I am not of Irish decent. I am, however, Welsh. I would like to visit Wales someday to find my roots there. And I would also like to visit Ireland as well when I do decide to visit that neck of the woods.
This American with Irish ancestry (it's way too long ago for me to claim to be 'Irish-American') has been over many times, researching my ancestors. Dillon, O'Flynn, McDowell (Ulster), and FitzGeralds. I know some are Anglo-Irish, but I still honor them.
Patty is probably just the easier way to pronounce the word because of the way the accents are formed. The way the vowels are in certain dialects shifts the way the consonants sounds for example
I wonder if the musical aspect is why so many different genres were birthed in the American south. Certain areas, especially Appalachia, have a rich musical history that other regions were inspired by & adapted.
WTF!? The Premiere live chat just ended itself! Sorry!!! Thank you to everyone who joined me for both the LIVE and Premiere! I had so much fun!
I watched the pre-vid live stream (last 30 minutes or so) but I don’t know how the chat thingy works. Is it Discord? Skype? Patreon?
I’ve never done chat stuff before I wanted to join the live chat it looked really fun and you were really cool to listen to (even if couldn’t comment 😅)
Thank you for taking extra time you did great on the premiere and the live.
It was a blast! Thank you for your time
I thought you are leaving so it ended?
@@iceman34 same
Lol, I love Conan. He's so good at self-deprecating humor, it's been his brand for decades. I'm sure he was 100% aware that he was annoying those elderly ladies, and they may have been in on the joke as well.
Conan had his DNA tested, He's 100% Irish....they found significant inbreeding in his family tree. So his cousins marrying joke was not far off.
😅😂🤣
I mean, he said that, but it could've just been for laughs
There's significant inbreeding in the human race in general. But especially among small ethnic groups like the old Irish clans. I'm not exempt. My mother's, father's, and several cousin's family names are all indigenous to within less than a 100 miles of where I was born and raised. But so what. According to Scientific American, third cousins produce the healthiest offspring. Bottom line, it would be impossible for humanity to reproduce endlessly without some level of inbreeding.
@@ansionnachbeagrioga5260 true, I never thought about it that deeply.
There's no such thing as "Irish DNA". Jesus wept. It was a joke he made.
I sometimes feel many people just humor Conan when he is being silly with people that don't know who he is. Thanks for the reaction.
Loved how the people seemed to get the jokes but just played along
Yea Conan definitely was playing around with the stereotypes as an Irish American. I think that was part of the humor and hence why we really loved him when he
was on late night TV.
Totally
Diane reacts to more Conan, "A friend of the show"
And off to Ireland, she watches him go
He acts like a fool, but it's mostly for fun
And back in Spain, Chewie soaks up the sun
Hooray! These videos would not be complete without your lovely rhymes
Actually, I'm hearing 'Paddy' when Conan repeated your man's name. Conan is from Boston, where about half the population will joyfully expound on Paddy v. Patty whenever someone gets it wrong, so I think he's aware of it.
I don't know how much research you've done into Mr. O'Brien, but it's worth knowing that before he got into the chat-host gig, he was a writer for Saturday Night Live and The Simpsons. He's developed this awkward, almost-creepy fool persona, but he knows his funny.
Throw in the fact that everyone from the UK and Ireland say Americans say their Ts like Ds. Yet somehow according to Irish people every American says informal version of Patrick wrong makes me think they hear a American accent and just assume we're saying it wrong without actually listening.
@@GlassJAw413, Ds for Ts even moreso for Boston area natives than for most Americans. For us, Patty and Paddy are both pronounced Paddy.
Try Boston Massachusetts In the spring time if you want to see Ireland in America.
Conan is doing what you guy call “taking the piss.”
Yayy!! So sweet, and after the live chat 🍀 just the lift I needed on a Monday 💙
Hope you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for the superchat!!
I absolutely love Conan....he never failed to make me laugh out loud!
I am a huge fan of your channel. Conan is my favorite human being and one of the smartest minds to ever live. He graduated from Harvard University. He’s incredible for many reasons, but one of the main ones is because he knows that he is an awkward and lanky man and he 100% leans into that. He makes fun of himself so often and loves when people laugh, even if it’s at him.
The thing is, he KNOWS that what he’s a lot more about the stuff he acts like he doesn’t. He purposely looks stupid in order to look absurd.
If you listen to some of his talks he’s given at various places (schools, academic conventions, etc) and his podcast, you can really tell just how much of a mastermind he is. He’s such a cool and wholesome man.
Conan pronounced it literally exactly the same as Paddy did LOL
FWIW, the "d" and "t" consonant sounds in many North American accents (Including Conan's) can sound almost identical. He probably *was* saying "Paddy"at 1:53.
Those poor ladies in the pub! Conan was gonna keep singing and taking advantage of their politeness just because the looks on their faces were so hilarious. 🤣✌🏻❤️
It was very funny though wasn’t it?! 😂🤣
I'll be sending you a list of names of my Irish relatives, do let me know if you know any of them 😆
Well if they are common names like Paddy Murphy, I might know several
@@DianeJennings Mary Katherine Doherty?
Kieran Donnelly?
Aidan Malone?
@@DianeJennings There’s one on the Try Channel, at least…
Conan's always been good at doing these "remotes" when he just goes out and is improvising. Towards the end there, and by end I mean last year when he finally stopped doing his late night show after it's few incarnations that lasted 28 years, he actually started doing a show called "Conan Without Borders" where they'd be special episodes of him visiting different countries, and it sounds like they would show it to a local audience of people from that culture. The last handful of years, some of his best stuff would just be bits he did in their office amongst his staff. Bits with his assistant Sona are great. Maybe my favorite though was the long running Jordan Schlansky series.
I think that started during the writers strike in 2008, when they were just looking for stuff to do without their writers. Jordan was an associate producer on the show, I think since the 90s, but the running bit, which I don't even think is a joke, is that legitimately no one seems to really know what it is that Jordan actually does on the show. Whenever Conan legitimately asks, he can never get a straight answer that explains it. He's an odd guy, and I'm guessing that he must be on the autism spectrum. He's very in to certain things, which in themselves are things I'm generally in to also, but he's very pretentious about it. The main one is that he loves Italy, and though he's a Polish Jew from Buffalo, New York, he basically acts as if he is Italian, and is very condescending about Americans, which he 100% is. On one of the travel shows, they actually went to Italy together!He's very informative about these things, and will monotonously drone on about them in an emotionless way that's very robotic, that's always a stark contrast to Conan's wacky sense of humor, and there's a strong tension of love and hate between them that's hilarious. You just have to see it for yourself to understand what I mean.
Oh! And WikiBear! I love WikiBear! This was a bit for a couple weeks a few years back when there was news about a new toy that was a stuffed bear that could connect to the internet and answer children's questions. So, they had their own WikiBear that they would test out by asking it innocent questions, and somehow the bear would always end up shifting the conversation to dark topics that were inappropriate for children. It's right up your alley!
I love Conan! Any video of him out and about you can tell how badly he is annoying everyone. It’s the best part. LOL
I like your this and your other Conan reaction! Please do more Conan reactions! 😭 🙏🏾
Conan visiting Ireland is a good reaction video really enjoyed it. the premiere and live are big bonuses. thank you for all the work you do.
Our pleasure! Thank YOU Rickey!
@@DianeJennings your welcome Diane 🤗🐾🐕👩🇮🇪🍀🥳
Also, I’m dying to go to Ireland. It’s at the top of my list. Irish people seem like the kindest, most genuine human beings! I feel like I wouldn’t be able to understand of the accent but it’ll be just as fun!
I could've sworn he said Paddy, just the similarity between the 2 and the accent doesn't help
Thanks for using the "scared Diane" face in the preview for your upcoming video!
That'll help us prepare ourselves for the Horror that you will share with us!
Or maybe you'll think twice and put it on your After Dark channel?
You are so welcome! Haha
I used to have a little patch with my name on for work, Americans would virtually wet themselves when they saw I've an Irish name, I've even had them attempt a Irish accent (poorly)
I'd tell them my family are from Craggy Island and laugh inside. I might be a bad man lol
Ted!
@@LindaC616 Down with this sort of thing
@@ninebangtrojan4669 Careful now.
@@ninebangtrojan4669 well...well, I've never. I'm putting you on my list of enemies.
@@LindaC616 but my lovely horse!
I'm so glad you reacted to this video. Conan is a very funny guy and you are a pleasure to watch! ✝
I want to talk my wife into moving back to Ireland. She is American. I have taken her back a few times to visit family and weddings, and she loves it. Watching you makes me homesick. I have been gone for decades.
Aww Well Home is always there when you need it James
@@DianeJennings Thank you Diane!!!
I've been to Ireland twice. It's a stunning place to visit.
going to ireland is a once in a lifetime trip.
I just found out that a relative William Murphy, born in Linsmore, Waterford 1826, arrived in Boston in 1851. He also served in the Civil War. I’m trying to get more information on his service concerning Volunteer units. I’m glad you understand Conan’s humour. Sometimes I worry that it could go the wrong way.
Someday I must visit County Cork and see where the Cronin's came from.
I finally got to Ireland in 2019. Drove all over. I absolutely loved it. Irish American here.
It felt like home. I live in New England and twice a year our weather and greenery are a lot like Ireland.
I WAS going to go back until covid decided nope.
Conan is hysterical.
He is funny 🤣 & that is so true at O'Brien's Castle it gets crazy windy there.
Everyone's a musician in Ireland?! First, that's cool. Second, Diane we'd love to see you play music and/or sing!
I'd love to see more of Ireland and Spain. I've never been to Europe. 😂 If you can post some pics or video of the country it would great. Thanks ma'am
OMG the final shot, the ☘️ over Chewie's (ahem) shillelagh! So funny.
I love when Conan pulled out Shaq's picture. Probably couldn't get away with that one today. 😃
Yay! I finally made it to the one-hour club! And thanks for the SO!
🥳🥳🥳
Oh my God Conan and I have the same great uncle small world 😁💚
😂
I'm what is know as a Heinz 57 which is a mixture of this and that. I would have to travel all over Europe to see where my ancestors came from. Ireland would definitely be on top of the list.🇨🇮🇺🇸
I can sympathize with people who ask those broad questions about their ancestors. In 1980, my Canadian grandmother passed away while my eldest sister was visiting our Irish grandfather's home town of Graiguenamanagh-Tinnahinch. I placed a call to try and get in touch with my sister, and the lady who was the local operator at the time had to send someone out to the old family farm to fetch her back to town.
While I was waiting on the line, the operator asked me a bunch of questions and finally determined that of course she knew who I was, and didn't she know my great-uncle who I am named for, and wasn't he a fine man to do what he did for my grandfather and on and on.
I'm afraid there are too many generations separating most folks ancestors and most people alive in Ireland today.
I’m on the plane about to fly to Ireland for the first time! I can’t wait! Hello from USA!! 👋🏼
Enjoyed your live chat, but felt like a peepers because I can't join in on the dialogue. Good fun though! Conan is right, we all want to travel to the homeland none of us have ever really had. Born and raised in 🇨🇦 , but the Irish runs deep. The Irish Rovers were more Canadian than Irish , their big hit was a song called UNICORN. 🇨🇦🤗🖖✌
Glad you enjoyed it! I’m sorry you couldn’t join in
If I ever go to Ireland, I promise not to act like that.
Enjoy your week Diane!!
Don’t be a moron. Conan is great
Thank you for the video. It definitely brought a smile. 😊 Hope you had a wonderful Easter.
Conan 🐐
That was another fun vid. Thanks Diane
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kindness Bill!
My fav Conan skit is the student driver bit
I gave up on tracing my Irish roots when I got back to my great-great-grandfather and -grandmother. They are the ones that emigrated to Canada directly from Ireland. I have a fairly common Irish surname, and these two's first names were Patrick and Mary. I decided there would be a couple with those names in half the parishes on the Emerald Isle during the right time period, so it would be impossible to figure out who they were before they took the trip. By the way, their son moved to the US, so we weren't Canadian for long.
Luckily, my brother had more persistence, and has managed to trace things a good ways back past where I threw in the towel.
Part of his thing (in Conan goes into the real world) is getting reactions from people in uncomfortable situations. So the signals were coming across loud and clear, they were just being ignored.
George Clooney actually is Irish through his paternal grandfather. It isn't a stage name.
And the popular hit singer from the 40s and 50s, Rosemary Clooney, is his aunt.
On your live you talked about Crest Whitening Strips. What type of strips are you interested in, Crest makes several different types. Classic, Sensitive, Express, Professional, Light, Vivid, and Glamorous.
He's singing Fast Ball "The Way" and I remember watching this when I was in either in 8th or 9th grade. He looks young because this is from about 1999.
Love your observations quite enjoyable,regards Patty O Furniture
I have been to Ireland a few times, the nicest people in the world. The bus driver actually drove off his assigned route to get us to our hotel. Loved every minute.
😁I loved this Video as always.🌹🌴☘️
Nice wan Diane 🤣🤣🤣🤣your reaction was priceless, thank you
I visited O’Brien’s Tower the same year he did, but the weather was MUCH nicer for my visit. So calm, we could easily hear the waves far below, and the calls of one upset cow rapidly walking along the edge of the next cliff to the south, trying to catch up to its companions. I remember watching that segment of his video when it originally aired, and laughing at him trying to deal with those gale-force winds.
And yes, people were SO welcoming, gracious, helpful and generous. Especially in the small towns, in which we spent a lot more time than in any cities. We agreed that if we hadn’t just bought a house, we might have tried to relocate there, at least for half (the warmer half) of the year. Sadly, my wife passed away before we were able to return even for a second visit.
Conan is a pretty good singer, and is definitely a talented musician.
I definitely thought he could hold a note for sure
On his birthday as well
Great video.
As always a fun time. Now we just have to wait for the original performance live of Diane Jennings Irish Girl plays Irish classics on the recorder. No doubt a once in a life experience.
I can do jingle bells… And Baaba black sheep
Conan also went to Finland, I think it was one of the first times he went abroad for one of these. It was really good.
I thought the Finland video was hilarious.
I'm an Irish American, my grandfather got T.B. When he was in his 20's, and back then you were hospitalized for the minimum of two years, he decided to write letters to search for our relatives in Ireland. Apparently we have a lot of nuns and teachers in the family. If he got the family tree right, we McLaughlin's come from Dublin. Fun to see Conan visit the land of our ancestors, Thanks Diane!
Good one! Conan is always very amusing!
Indeed!
Cheers Diane. I'm first generation Irish American, my parents are from the Great Emerald Isle. One day I hope to jump the pond. But a lot of American Irish have no concept of their mother land. Drink, fight, green. Bout all they know. Enjoy your shows. Slan Go Foil. ☘
I'm Irish American. Never been to Ireland, but will go when I get a good raincoat.
Yay! Thanks for reacting to it Diane! 🙆♀️
No problem 😊
Conan: “Sit perfectly still! Only _I_ may dance!”
I watched his show's whole first season which; well, that's not all available anymore, I guess? My favorite skit that they did in that 1st year was, "The Talking Bong". Good luck finding that one.
I tell you. He is a real stand up man. You should see how well he took care of his employees while he was between networks and not making money.
Conan O'Brien was very funny when goes to Ireland
I enjoyed the 'Live' also. Please say hello to that lovely editor of yours...
Love this video Diane!
Happy Monday! I always enjoy watching Conan O'Brien. Thank you for the live chat.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely hilarious 😂
What a nice reaction video!
You are so kind
I love Conan. I'd love to see you react to more of his videos.
Another good one: Conan does the Universal Tram Tour
That paint in the pubs you referred to is high gloss/high test and probably isn’t cheap. It’s designed for durability; that’s why it’s so commonly used.
Find my Irish roots? I go go the nearest bar.
Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.
I would love to visit, some of my Lester folks may have come Offaly but I know my Scots-Irish McAmis/ Bailey came from Londonderry long ago!
I love how I have the same Ginger “birth defect” he does! Fall asleep under a light bulb & wake up with a sunburn!🤣
Hoping to get to Eire soonish! I'll bring my bass.
Someone asked my friend Vinny one time "Hey, do you know Joe?!", his response was "... I'm Italian and this is New Jersey, you are going to have to be more specific!" LOL Thought of that when Conan asked the man if he knew anyone named "O'Brien'.
You should try Dublin, Georgia or Savanah, Georgia.
Still working on the snow curse you think it'd be above freezing in the middle of April North Dakota you got to love it you have an excellent week Diane enjoyed watching you live😎👍
Oh wow! Thank you
Fun video.
I think Editor Diane could take Diane in a fight.🥊
Without a shadow of a doubt
I am not of Irish decent. I am, however, Welsh. I would like to visit Wales someday to find my roots there. And I would also like to visit Ireland as well when I do decide to visit that neck of the woods.
Conan rules!
This American with Irish ancestry (it's way too long ago for me to claim to be 'Irish-American') has been over many times, researching my ancestors. Dillon, O'Flynn, McDowell (Ulster), and FitzGeralds. I know some are Anglo-Irish, but I still honor them.
LOL that hat was Insta GONE =P
Patty is probably just the easier way to pronounce the word because of the way the accents are formed. The way the vowels are in certain dialects shifts the way the consonants sounds for example
He did say Paddy. lol
I couldn’t watch the entirety of the stream. But I hope the Easter bunny brought all the chocolate you and ED wanted. Stay awesome Diane!
You too!
@@DianeJennings get those Uñas cortados chocolates (Corte Inglés or any good confectionary) before the hot weather cones!
You'll have to come to Boston someday. That's the biggest population of Irish people all together in the US.
I wonder if the musical aspect is why so many different genres were birthed in the American south. Certain areas, especially Appalachia, have a rich musical history that other regions were inspired by & adapted.
I would to go to Ireland some day.
Poob! Here after a break! Groceries came in!
Welcome back!
Dylan Moran says that when an American asks him whether he knew his grandmother he tells him that all of the men in town knew her very well.