American Reacts Harry and Paul - The Henley Royal Northerner Show 2008

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  • @dcoughla681
    @dcoughla681 Год назад +21

    All from cities up North.
    Manc = someone from Manchester
    Scouse = someone from Liverpool
    Geordie = someone from the Tyneside, North East England
    Cumberland = North West England (is that johnny Vegas?)
    Bloodshot refers to his eyes from too much drinking
    Hull Kingston Rovers = a Rugby League club in Yorkshire.
    Pit Bull Terrier guy is a Yorkshire Miner.
    Henley is an affluent town in the South of England.
    The Benefits office = where you get welfare.

    • @no-oneinparticular7264
      @no-oneinparticular7264 Год назад +1

      Yes, it was a young Johnny Vegas. Another comedy great.

    • @kainel6610
      @kainel6610 Год назад

      Hull Kingston Rovers - from Kingston Upon Hull

  • @breakaleg8471
    @breakaleg8471 Год назад +1

    Cumberland Bloodshot looks like a young Johnny Vegas

  • @charlesfrancis6894
    @charlesfrancis6894 Год назад +9

    Comedy is based on exaggeration as is the divide between North and South in the U.K. The posh schools are largely in the South and generally speaking the North is known as the industrial North .The posh accents again in general come from the South put all that together and in a time when people indulge in past times much more and with the growth of comedy this kind of sketch was always a good bet.

  • @davidrenton
    @davidrenton Год назад +13

    no one noticed Johnny Vegas, Cumberland Bloodshot

    • @DavidSmith-cx8dg
      @DavidSmith-cx8dg Год назад

      I just thought that , glad to have it confirmed

    • @rocketrabble6737
      @rocketrabble6737 Год назад

      I noticed him! But then I'm a southern clever dick! (Actually I'm really an East Anglian but I conned my way down to the South Coast).

  • @chriscjad
    @chriscjad Год назад +5

    Harry and Paul - David Cameron Quare is brilliant

  • @julianbarber4708
    @julianbarber4708 Год назад +6

    Johnny Depp once said that Paul Whitehouse was the greatest actor on Earth.

  • @JustinSawyer-ji5wm
    @JustinSawyer-ji5wm Год назад +7

    As someone who is half East Yorkshire I am 50% triggered 😂

  • @easterdeer
    @easterdeer Год назад +9

    Paul Whitehouse's face gets me every time. He's incredible. "He's just 'twatted' one of the judges" 😂 This sketch is very Monty Python - they even had a song in the background similar to the Liberty Bell March (the song they use as the theme for Flying Circus) - got to be a reference to them 😄 I need you to react to aaallll the Harry and Paul!

    • @melscienerf5977
      @melscienerf5977 Год назад +3

      Yup, based on the upper-class twit of the year I think.

  • @johnloony68
    @johnloony68 Год назад +1

    4:15 the “retriever” joke is a reference to the idea that Scouse (Liverpool) people are thieves

  • @sianjasper2153
    @sianjasper2153 Год назад +1

    The Scouser is a long term parody character of Harry Enfield. He’s been doing a very exaggerated stereotype of Liverpudlian/Liverpool people, based on the look of the people in iconic Liverpool based soap opera called Brookside, that had its heyday in the 1980s. The characters in Brookside used to have curly hair & wear track suits & were excitable & aggressive.

  • @LoneRanger100
    @LoneRanger100 Год назад +1

    I’ve been to the Henley show and it’s exactly like this

  • @no-oneinparticular7264
    @no-oneinparticular7264 Год назад +3

    They both are so funny , I loved this. Thankyou for this nostalgia, it never loses its hilarity.

  • @enemde3025
    @enemde3025 Год назад

    The SCOUSERS is a running gag in the show.
    One of the " Northerners" is Johnny Vegas. (3.28 in the red) the Cumberland Bloodshot.

  • @morbidsnails1913
    @morbidsnails1913 Год назад

    The Scouse Terryer..... calm down, calm down 😂😂

  • @josephturner7569
    @josephturner7569 Год назад +1

    It is the Regatta this week too.

  • @philipashley9723
    @philipashley9723 Год назад +3

    Scouse or, Scouser, is the name given to people from Liverpool, in the North of England, working class. People in the south, consider them common, lower class.The word scouse, comes from a dish made from vegetables and, what ever people could afford in the way of meat, many years ago. It was classified as a poor mans meal. I grew up on Merseyside, (Liverpool/Birkenhead), 80 years ago, and my mother made it often. 😁

    • @lukespooky
      @lukespooky Год назад

      probably been told that 100 times already

  • @anne-louisegoldie
    @anne-louisegoldie Год назад +1

    The trope is that for Home County dwellers, anyone living north of Watford is uncivilised and feral. 🏡😊xx

  • @natmanprime4295
    @natmanprime4295 Год назад +3

    I always say, these are the beatles of comedy. along with vic reeves and bob mortimer. harry is lennon, paul is harrison, mortimer's mccartney and reeves is ringo IMHO

    • @scunner6828
      @scunner6828 Год назад

      Possibly the Oasis/ Blur of English comedy. Monty Python would have to be the Beatles of comedy surely ? (If there ever were such a thing....)

    • @natmanprime4295
      @natmanprime4295 Год назад

      @@scunner6828 no no no, I know that's what people say but it doesn't really work for me. Neither does oasis blur. Too shallow an analysis

  • @pinklilyblossom
    @pinklilyblossom 5 месяцев назад

    They are hilarious. Matt Lucas and David Williams were very funny too.

  • @hindlewalker9330
    @hindlewalker9330 Год назад

    Brilliant I'm from Yorkshire , especially enjoyed the Scouser

  • @777petew
    @777petew Год назад +9

    It's an exaggerated piss-take of the snobbery between Southern and Northern people, using stereotypes. I'm a northerner and think it's hilarious, but very exaggerated.

  • @leannejohnsonliverpool
    @leannejohnsonliverpool Год назад

    'Scouse' meaning 'Scouser' is a person like me from Liverpool. 🤣🤣🤣

  • @Shoomer1988
    @Shoomer1988 Год назад

    Eagle eyed viewers should spotted Johnny Vegas in the red T-shirt and cap. PS: Connor please react to some Johnny Vegas comedy, he's an absolute maniac and very, very funny.

  • @stephen9462
    @stephen9462 Год назад +10

    You need to know the regions of England to get this

  • @roberthayes4912
    @roberthayes4912 Год назад

    Hello mc keep up the good work my man ,really enjoy watching you watching British comedy, Harry as many friends, try the fast show, Harry Enfield as a massive body of work going back three decades, I must recommend a little know forgotten gem called nightingales, with Robert lindsay it's absolutely nuts and very funny 😊

  • @DavidSmith-cx8dg
    @DavidSmith-cx8dg Год назад +1

    Stereotypes galore used to great effect . Based on the North South divide you need to have lived here to fully understand it but some comedy is truly universal .

  • @pharrya
    @pharrya Год назад

    Owner: Brigadier Lucas-Walliams 😂

  • @robbie_
    @robbie_ Год назад +3

    Almost impossible to explain the regional stereotypes on display here, haha.

  • @melscienerf5977
    @melscienerf5977 Год назад +2

    We've explained scouser (as much as anyone can explain the scouse 😂) to you before. That's the name for liverpuddlians, people from Liverpool.
    The down't pit terrier I'll explain in vc if you want.... You need the proper yorkshire accent to say that lol.

  • @nick260682
    @nick260682 Год назад +1

    This is really funny because if you go to the north of England, a lot of these stereotypes are very true. Maybe a bit close to the bone because of how accurate they are!

  • @francesthompson593
    @francesthompson593 Год назад

    Pit is what we call a coal mine. Scouse or Sciuser is from Liverpool

  • @russellcooper5826
    @russellcooper5826 Год назад +7

    Americans will never understand this.

    • @lukespooky
      @lukespooky Год назад

      especially not if you talk all over it

  • @vloghogdj
    @vloghogdj Год назад

    the one in red is jonny vegas

  • @chocolate-teapot
    @chocolate-teapot 9 месяцев назад

    Everyone in the north knows at least one of these, I'm one.

  • @BrianMac2601
    @BrianMac2601 Год назад

    Oh noooo, you've just been been groomed! 😂😂😂

  • @bearrichards2667
    @bearrichards2667 Год назад

    You may miss some of the jokes but it is funny cause it's true.

  • @sean8998
    @sean8998 Год назад +1

    If you think that was funny then you clearly haven't been recommended enough* Only Fools and Horses, it's comedy gold. Auf Wiedersehen, Pet is also dear to my heart as I'm from Newcastle. Still no reacts to the Geordie dialect or Newcastle, Connor! 🤌🤌🤣

    • @natmanprime4295
      @natmanprime4295 Год назад

      it was clearly funny, you're a salty northenehhhhh

  • @corbuzchristi365
    @corbuzchristi365 Год назад +1

    As a Manc myself. I can confirm, this is how Southerners actually see Northerners! Ok, the cauliflower ears joke was brilliant though!!! 😂😂👍👌

  • @brettashton6745
    @brettashton6745 Год назад

    At least you get it most yank's don't

  • @brettashton6745
    @brettashton6745 Год назад

    He's a scoucer

  • @Ashs-mini-vlogs
    @Ashs-mini-vlogs Год назад

    It's taking the mick out of people in the North lol

    • @rocketrabble6737
      @rocketrabble6737 Год назад

      It's also taking the mick out of certain types from the Home counties

    • @Ashs-mini-vlogs
      @Ashs-mini-vlogs Год назад

      @@rocketrabble6737 I'm glad I'm neither lol

  • @stirlingmoss4621
    @stirlingmoss4621 Год назад +1

    #3

  • @101steel4
    @101steel4 Год назад

    Calm down calm down

  • @cdub5033
    @cdub5033 11 месяцев назад

    scouse TERRYer LOL

  • @gymno7478
    @gymno7478 Год назад +3

    Quite apt after your recent video about the Monarchy Connor.
    Our Royalty are just like the 'owners' in this video and do nothing but prolong the immoral division and inequality people in my country continue to suffer.

    • @auldfouter8661
      @auldfouter8661 Год назад +3

      Actually Charles as Prince of Wales has done wonders for the ex mining towns of East Ayrshire in Scotland by his re-imagining of Dumfries House as a free to enter 2,000 acre estate offering jobs, education and training to locals as well as beautiful gardens and nature conservation. Charles could have walked by on the other side , but instead rescued the property and its artefacts of world significance in 2007. It has since simply blossomed under his leadership.