As an Alabaman myself, here's a tip if you do this challenge yourself: If the gas station looks like it hasn't seen any renovation since the early 70s then it's best to just keep on moving.
Yeah, if it looks like one from those horror movies, you shouldn’t be too surprised if the people from „the hills have eyes“ or leatherface himself turns up.
@Lex Bright Raven Well, I got me 'Trump 4 President" and "Jesus saves" stickers on me pick-up, and y'all need to know, I ain't had no problems in Alabama!
If they were to do it again, I bet they probably would of ditched the car and both of them made their getaway in the working truck together. Not worth risking the mob.
Highkey if the situation was real which i have my doubts but since it's Alabama it's 50/50, would jave just abandoned may's car and told him to jump in the back
I just love how the gas station is named "Ride with Pride" - and then the camera pans down to show Hammond's man-love car pull in. Amazing attention to detail right there!
If you notice, she never said that in the video. That was something they added after those customers showed up. No one threw anything at them. They were acting
@@Samsok013 Well, yeah. Law enforcement have to actually care about how they get to a scene without crashing into others, even with the lights to pull everyone over to the side while responding. Bet those rednecks probably hauled ass all the way there.
@@mokisan some nationalist Americans attempted to change the name of french fries to 'freedom fries' mainly due to France's refusal to support the Iraq war. Ended up being platformed by loads of republican politician, getting way further than it should have.
@@mateusmenezes4628 we make fun of the British, but super patriotic (or nationalistic) people definitely don't like the British cause independence and all
@@mateusmenezes4628 no I have never met someone who hates the british if there was any country in Europe it would be the French cause they can be arrogant but still I haven't met to many people who do
I remember when a friend asked me if I watched this episode of Top Gear. I said I hadn't watched Top Gear in ages, and he told me it was more like a documentary or a movie - not the typical studio stuff with car reviews. He described this part of the episode and said it was brilliant. This is where Top Gear changed for the better with the specials and evolved into the show it became. We must thank the Gas Station owner and 'The Boys' for this moment.
@kpopfan674 Not the one I watched years ago. You could see bugger-all, due to the overly-shaken camera trick. Just lots of blurred movement & heard several voices, which could have been anything. The hosts later made claims and supplied details of the event and the masses sucked it up. I can't remember much about it, but if you can think of a specific detail the hosts claim happened, slo-mo thru the clip and look for it. See if it's shown in any half-believable way, or if it's all shouts, glimpses and blurs.
Even if it was contrived, this episode springboarded the show back into cultural relevance. Because it was just a car review show, they would drive around scenic locations and say the occasional absurdity to describe the performance of the vehicle. In this episode, with the new presenters and writers, everything finally clicked into place.
"Now, are y'all gay looking to see how long to get beat up in a hick town?" "I'm not gay, I'm married. I've got three children" Jeremy just trying to save himself and scarper earlier than others lol
Can we take a moment to appreciate that these three have been to literal warzones and the most dangerous place with considerable threat to life is Alabama.
“I’m calling the boys” In 5 mins Cleetus, Festus, Mud, Jared, Bret and Gunner show up with their propane shotguns and big dog Dale Eurnhart jr jr jr in they here pick up truck.
The people that got angry at those slogans enough to start attacking the crew are definitely also the type of people that would call people 'snowflakes' and not notice the hypocrisy. Edit: Since offended snowflake righties (who are obviously very intelligent) are still replying to this (nearly two years after I wrote it), no it's not staged. Clarkson and Hammond have both spoken about how frightening this was. Richard Porter wrote on the show and came up with the idea of driving through Alabama with the slogans on the cars and was privately happy the hilbillies reacted in that way, as it made for good TV.
Yeah but if those rednecks went to a bar in Manchester, and started making fun of the Manchester United football team, they'd get their heads kicked in. Those brits need protective cages in their stadiums for fans of the visiting teams. So they aren't all civilized either.
I love the fact that these three did a show in a literal war zone in Iraq and made it out safe and sound, yet it took only a few minutes for them to be run out of Alabama in fear for their lives.
And the worst was Argentina. The trio drove around in sports cars and unexpectedly, Jeremy felt like he and the convoy are not welcome there since his car had a license plate “H982 FKL” and there’s no way he can conceal or change the plate since it referenced Britain fighting Argentina to claim the Falkland Islands and Argentina lost. And also the trio were treated unfairly. First, the ferry dropped them in a beach with alot of stones and they struggled to get across it but they did. Second of all, they drove in Patagonia but that night, the convoy encountered an angry mob. There were raw eggs followed by rocks being thrown at the vehicles smashing the windows. The trio were forced to leave their cars behind. At the end, they made it away from harm into Chille.
It seems like she wasn’t even mad about the slogans she was just pissed that a bunch of foreign knobs came into town trying to cause backlash by playing off of southern stereotypes
@@kenetickups6146 by definition, yes it is. I bet you wouldn't drive through a black neighborhood with "rap is crap" and "I hate watermelon and fried chicken" on your car; people would get mad not because of the opinions but instead how they reflect your view of the community. It's the same principle here, they're being inflammatory for the sake of being inflammatory
Which also reminds me of an early scene in Smokey and the Bandit where Burt Reynolds, after evading a highway patrolman by hiding behind a building, looks at the camera, smiles, and rolls away. Part of me suspects the line and camera shot was intended to parody that scene.
I think most of all Jeremy tearing up the dirt part of the lot is what sent her over the edge. You can hear her telling the others about how mad she is about it.
Are they disallowing it, or have they just not had any opportunity or writers who have come up with stuff at this level... It's the later If you want something better write it.
This seems like another Top Gear stunt overly dramatized for television's sake, but the OG trio confirmed in a live Q&A that this segment was genuinely the most dangerous one they've done.
@@sean8102Stronger than any US marine 🫡 I’m also a non-straight southerner- ace, intersex by some definitions since I have PCOS(which doesn’t help whatsoever because more body hair and the like + being uninterested in traditional “feminine” things like wearing makeup and shaving everything but my head), and a demigirl because something something I’m like a girl but they had to make a bunch of substitutions in the recipe, she/her in the way a boat is, woman a little to the left, etc. It’s hard enough being some flavor of woman but uninterested in dating or having kids when that’s considered A Woman’s Whole Reason For Existing by a lot of folks here, but I also look and dress juuuust gnc enough that I’ve had a woman in a Chili’s bathroom assume I was a trans girl and tell me “Sir, this isn’t your bathroom”. All that said, it’s definitely loads better in the part of Texas I live in, especially now that I’m free from the ironic hell that was Christian highschool. For example when I mistakenly came out of the closet once, only MOST of the people present insinuated I should kms/was a crime against god for existing. And I’ve only had sporadic outright threats made against me. Needless to say I still do not feel safe being open about my identity offline… The fewer targets I put on myself, the better, as much as I’d love to wear at least ace flag stuff. I get picked on enough for enjoying bugs and my Kirby hyperfixation but at least with that i can be like L + ratio + fuck you the little guys outside are cool and vital to the survival of this planet + funny orb game appeals to various ages for various reasons + people can like different things than you literally just shut up + no bitches
I guarantee you, people in the South have been shot and killed for much less. This wasn't staged, you do NOT go into the deep South and think this sort of idiotic stunt is "funny."
They have had an episode set in Iraq and Chernobyl. They have driven to the North pole, and on some of the most deadly roads in the world. And yet there most dangerous stunt was to try and drive through Alabama.
Jeremy: I'm doing something I'd never thought I'd do, I'm running for the border. Ralof: Hey you, you're finally awake. You were trying to cross the border? Walked right into that Alabamian ambush...
And.. to make it even "better" the Black Hawk Down OST they played is called "Synchrotone - Minutes before disaster" since that part of music was played when the Somalia Militia shot down one of the Black Hawk. Hhhaa
I love how the gas station woman just basically says "Look, you know we're horrible people right? You can't just....exist around us and expect that to be ok"
@@jose.a.a.a Well I mean, if you really wanted to get technical about it, men and women can ride with pride. I just thought it was highly coincidental that this phrase appeared here, given the set of circumstances.
"I really do believe that in parts of America now people have started to mate with vegatables". Meanwhile... "I went on the internet and I found this".
My wife grew up in Alabama and the family joke was that the states only reason for existing was to make Mississippi look good. Or maybe it was the other way around. Either way, the point is , someone has to be the bottom . The sad part is just how proud they seem to be of it
It's a Blues state, not a country music state. If you're afraid of Black People, then sure- Mississippi is terrifying.. but if you've ever been to Mardi Gras you know it's safer than Alabama.
I love how the woman was offended that they were clearly trying to provoke the locals by playing off of negative deep south stereotypes and then chose to prove them wrong by calling in a group of locals to physically assault them.
@@realmrpoopybutthole7587 lmao lot of people have already tried going into an immensive Conservative region. Its not new. So it's definitely not staged. You just have to make better evacuation plans when shit hits the fan.
Hearing “I’m calling the boys” and a literal pickup truck with a bunch of hillbillies in the back is the most stereotypical thing I have ever seen 😂😂 Edit: it’s been 11 months since o posted this. Thanks for all the likes guys!
As an Alabamian I can confirm this video was in no way falsified. They looked to be heading north from Mobile and those Pride gas stations tend to be in really seedy towns (I can say that, I'm from a seedy town) along that route.
Those folks down there gave those Top Gear folks a very rude welcome. Most folks in Alabama don’t behave that way, considering I’ve been to Mobile, Gulf Shores, and Foley…
@@carwrtr1 Trust me any "friendly" population will turn against you if you push their buttons. This is embarrassing, maybe, but in no way hard to believe.
@@odeclasdjent7831 Most people would just ignore it. Since in heavily populated places people tend to become more isolated from those around eachother. I know it sounds strange but it's a well documented phenomenon. Much the same way many people in flats will barely know their neighbours if at all, whereas people living on estates will have good acquaintance, even friendship with their neighbours. I'm no expert but I'd imagine it's because it's the sea of faces. Being around so many people means they all just blur into one globular mass. Humans don't naturally live in multi-million populated metropolis'. Maybe it's a way for the brain to cope, as its an overload of information
@@Supersonic5579 Did you ever stop and think its a show, and they might have amped it up for TV? You shouldn't get mad just because someone disagrees with you.
@@mestercribbs0166 Ain't no tv show when the Good Ol' Boys roll up -- honor culture is alive and kickin in the South. On more than one occasion, I've been threatened with death and dismemberment by some jacked-up Chevy with a lift-kit toting a Rebel flag and gun racks -- just because I was riding a road bike in cycling shorts, or spoke without a southern twang, or -- heaven forbid! -- suggested in passing conversation that, maybe, the south actually lost the Civil War. Each separate occasion was a different truck, a different Bubba or Billy-Bob or Good Ol Boy Christian Man or what-have-you, perfectly convinced in the utter righteousness of slamming my brains into the pavement or peppering my backside with birdshot. This sh*t ain't no joke, man. You don't roll up into East Podunk, Alabama, with anything anti-Southern unless you literally have a death wish...
This is TV gold At the time I was suffering mental health issues but this although hair raising was absolutely hilarious to watch classic classic top gear
I love Clarkson's loyalty to his two mates when he pisses off from the garage leaving Hammond with the jump leads for May's car. That's being a real pal. Lol
He didn’t, he even said that he parked away from the camera and that was just part of the joke of him not helping his mates he comes back moments later
@@ReddoFreddo It never happens so no I don't think it was real, if it was a no go zone in Europe/UK, yes, that kind of stuff happens along with so many sexual assaults that the media there ignores or covers up. Top Gear has staged things before and this one came off extra staged, I could care less either way, I am from the east coast, had some prejudices of people from the South until I visited, lived there and realized they are very nice and the stereotypes are mostly false unless you really look for it. They have camera crews filming those guys, probably 3-6 people with camera's, do you really think the locals didn't see all the camera's and do you think they are really that into nascar which they aren't, hicks aren't really into nascar, they are more into backyard wrestling/mma fighting.
@@01lexus How often do people drive around with cars that say "Man Love Rules Okay" surrounded by cameramen? And how do you know rocks have never been thrown at a car in the state of Alabama?
@@01lexus so-called "no-go zones" have been debunked hundreds of times. There aren't any outside the fevered imaginations of rabid right-wing agitators.
@@alexanderblackwell6114 Argentina was worse. Entire crew needed a police escort and a helicopter evacuation because of ONE license plate, which had a reference to a war they started and lost.
@@alexanderblackwell6114 Yep. Just search for Argentina Special, you'll find it eventually. Unlike this, it wasn't overly edited and made to look far worse than it actually was.
@@emiraslan34 really? cuz if you don’t, it basically means that in certain parts of America people have been mating with brain dead people (not literally of course ) and in turn the residents there are very stupid
@@khalidsaiv6613 he meant the disputed area in turkey they went to, where the Turks were fighting the Kurds, it was mentions at the part where they were at the Turkish boarder with iraq
If they paind their cars with Kurdish slogans about peace and drive in Turkey, they will be dead or taken by the Turkish CIA alongside with their cameramen.
Both of you are correct. God knows what would have happened to May or Hammond. Plus they probably saved Top Gear. If May or Hammond would have gotten killed then for sure they were going to come after Jeremy hard.
"Hey let's try to get killed."
**almost gets killed**
"Damn we almost got killed."
10/10 show.
no clickbait at all!
Huh
Makes scence
It's irony. You won't understand.
@@gurisingh284 well.. i understood it?
As an Alabaman myself, here's a tip if you do this challenge yourself: If the gas station looks like it hasn't seen any renovation since the early 70s then it's best to just keep on moving.
Same here 😂
Yeah, if it looks like one from those horror movies, you shouldn’t be too surprised if the people from „the hills have eyes“ or leatherface himself turns up.
Me and my buddy did this challenge. Can confirm the claim being made
@Lex Bright Raven Well, I got me 'Trump 4 President" and "Jesus saves" stickers on me pick-up, and y'all need to know, I ain't had no problems in Alabama!
@@clavichord
The tutting you got in coastal Oregon, though!
I have pure and utter respect for Hammond. Man actually jumped May's car while the "boys" were on their way.
If they were to do it again, I bet they probably would of ditched the car and both of them made their getaway in the working truck together. Not worth risking the mob.
kinda both being stupid tbh ! , like fuck that car get in the car with Hammond and gtf out of there ! xD
@@antoinewood2478 it's probably staged anyway(doesn't affect anything) so the drama is more entertaining if they have to jump a car
@@zaidlacksalastname4905 i somehow doubt that those hicks were fake
Highkey if the situation was real which i have my doubts but since it's Alabama it's 50/50, would jave just abandoned may's car and told him to jump in the back
If a nascar fan is chasing you, just turn right
As a NASCAR fan, this is hilarious
I also watch NASCAR, and this is indeed hilarious.
Gold
also avoid the highway
@@rampagoetech7024 more important to avoid the wall😉
I just love how the gas station is named "Ride with Pride" - and then the camera pans down to show Hammond's man-love car pull in. Amazing attention to detail right there!
Was the pride thing still present at that time? I mean, the show is not brand new and these clips were shot quite a while back.
@@andersolsvoll8493 The irony is killing me.
I can't say it's figurative, the irony is literally killing me.
😂
@@andersolsvoll8493 their google reviews are well worth it too. They changed the name to State Line Convenience. lol
Hey, they just wanted a ride with me. What’s the big deal?
“I’m calling the boys”
*shirtless men together in the back of a pickup truck*
they were 5 feet apart from each other tho
Barış Doğukan Karakoyun damn that makes it not gay
@@barsdogukankarakoyun8798 aint gay if socks on
@@barsdogukankarakoyun8798 they looked gay
If you notice, she never said that in the video. That was something they added after those customers showed up. No one threw anything at them. They were acting
"The rednecks arrive" and just seeing 5 shirtless dudes and a hound pull up was amazing
5 shirtless dudes in a truck, pretty gay to me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
The response time of 'the boys' is better then most police and firebrigades though.
yes 🤣
@@Samsok013 Well, yeah. Law enforcement have to actually care about how they get to a scene without crashing into others, even with the lights to pull everyone over to the side while responding. Bet those rednecks probably hauled ass all the way there.
For those who doubt that the locals would do this, remember that this was filmed in 2007, only 4 years after “freedom fries.”
What's freedom fries?
@@mokisan some nationalist Americans attempted to change the name of french fries to 'freedom fries' mainly due to France's refusal to support the Iraq war. Ended up being platformed by loads of republican politician, getting way further than it should have.
@@fiddygd8304 with so many absurd things I have seen this almost seems like it being true🥲
What about it?
@@fiddygd8304 connection with Brits is where?
when they opened their mouths and the woman realized they were British that was the last straw
Damn foreigners.
Do Americans not like the British? or is it because they're foreigners?
@@mateusmenezes4628 we make fun of the British, but super patriotic (or nationalistic) people definitely don't like the British cause independence and all
@@gibbyskneecap1359 maybe if they live in the forest
@@mateusmenezes4628 no I have never met someone who hates the british if there was any country in Europe it would be the French cause they can be arrogant but still I haven't met to many people who do
Hammond is a trooper for helping out May despite obviously having shit his pants.
And the fact May is the one who made Hammond such a target
I would've just gone "nah mate, you got me killed, this is justice."
@@IronLegionnaire1 good chaps 😂😂
@@douglasascencio9140 its fake
As someone born in America..... I wouldn’t go near Alabama 😂
@@cunt2092 I hope you're right because it'd be a shame if people were actually like that in SWEET HOME ALABAMA!!
I love how James' car dies at the wotst time, then he flips the bonnet up with "I'm Bi"🤣
Good comment got me laughing:)
@@speksnijderbs1764 good laugh got me commenting
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
W O T S T
I really wish they could’ve shown all the clips before of Jame’s car going out cuz that’s what made the irony of the whole thing so damn hilarious
I remember when a friend asked me if I watched this episode of Top Gear. I said I hadn't watched Top Gear in ages, and he told me it was more like a documentary or a movie - not the typical studio stuff with car reviews. He described this part of the episode and said it was brilliant.
This is where Top Gear changed for the better with the specials and evolved into the show it became. We must thank the Gas Station owner and 'The Boys' for this moment.
I agree this and the Polar Special kick started prime Top Gear
Generously paid extras with an iron-clad NDA.
@@Gough-jf9zf Nah, it was legit
@kpopfan674 Not the one I watched years ago. You could see bugger-all, due to the overly-shaken camera trick. Just lots of blurred movement & heard several voices, which could have been anything.
The hosts later made claims and supplied details of the event and the masses sucked it up.
I can't remember much about it, but if you can think of a specific detail the hosts claim happened, slo-mo thru the clip and look for it. See if it's shown in any half-believable way, or if it's all shouts, glimpses and blurs.
Even if it was contrived, this episode springboarded the show back into cultural relevance. Because it was just a car review show, they would drive around scenic locations and say the occasional absurdity to describe the performance of the vehicle. In this episode, with the new presenters and writers, everything finally clicked into place.
They've been to Iraq, Syria, Bolivia, Argentina, Uganda, Rwanda, and the North Pole. And yet, the closest they came to dying was in Alabama.
Argentina was a close call too lol
Argentina was the closest.
Never have I been more proud to be in Alabama. We’ve shot our own sign
@@insertnamehere9497 USA! USA! USA!
I live here and living in Uganda isn’t even that dangerous tbh. It’s perfectly normal. If you’re talking about rural Uganda, then maybe.
"They've shot their own sign, what're they going to do to us?"
Lmao I love the fear in his voice
That part is dumb lol probably got shot by other country's people lol
@@martinsimeonov1563 What?
@@waitholdonwhat28 the welcoome sign
@@martinsimeonov1563 I doubt that.
@@holliswilliams8426 here in italy happens with 30 km difference 🤣
"Now, are y'all gay looking to see how long to get beat up in a hick town?"
"I'm not gay, I'm married. I've got three children"
Jeremy just trying to save himself and scarper earlier than others lol
Thats not even counterevidence
@@Cytronik well you can't have a gay marriage and have three childrens or they are adopted childrens.
@@kloic9334 Or you only come clean with yourself and your sexuality after you already had a hetero marriage and still be a father.
@@Cytronik yes, that's what i was also trying to say.
I renember I got loads of petrol
*runs away with his 89 Camaro*
I love how at 4:36, you can faintly hear "What in the hell?..." in the background 💀
Alabama sign: "Alabama, the beautiful"
Also Alabama sign: *30 bullet holes in it*
plot twist: hammond shot the sign
@@ftyropek got dammit Hammond
It adds character.
@@wyattinator true true
@Insights this was lighthearted until you came along
_"I honestly believe that in certain parts of America now, people have started to mate with vegetables."_
God, I miss these guys.
Florida man here. I'm living proof of this since I'm part vegetable, being autistic and all.
@@boogaloobender3462 you must be part swamp cabbage
Oh sweet mother of all fucks hahaha
I love top gear
You miss these guys? Um. Watch The Grand Tour
Can we take a moment to appreciate that these three have been to literal warzones and the most dangerous place with considerable threat to life is Alabama.
In Argentina was worst.
WELCOME TO ALABAMA
Nah not as bad as what happened in Argentina
America for u
If you think Alabama is bad it sounds like you pussies ain’t never been out of the house..
The best part was James turning Dodge into Dodgey
thank you lmao I saw that and was dying laughing
Clarkson: "We had to pull into a town for fuel"
Also Clarkson: "I just remembered, I actually got loads of petrol"
Proceeds to "tear up the parking lot" lol
It was a SET UP
@@dashs1496 I don't think so. The attacks on the camera crew, and the panic to scrape the paint off on the side of the road seemed pretty real.
I think 95% of TG is obviously fake but some stuff naturally happened which was real
The fact the gas station is called ride with pride makes this even more hilarious
Not at all. It shows the sad state of the modern world that people think that is funny. People have smut on the brain.
@@bighands69 I ride with so much pride I'm almost leaking it after
@@bighands69 It's funny.
@@bighands69 pride?? what smut is this
@@bighands69 i googled your username and some of the first results were comments on porn lmao
“I’m calling the boys” In 5 mins Cleetus, Festus, Mud, Jared, Bret and Gunner show up with their propane shotguns and big dog Dale Eurnhart jr jr jr in they here pick up truck.
Don’t forget bubba who were to fat to get out of his house. But was there in spirit
Well, their girlfriend called in so they had to come, you don't refuse your sister like that
@@abecadlo15 holy cow 😂
People have started to mate with vegetables
"Dale Earnhardt jr jr jr" fucking lmao
The people that got angry at those slogans enough to start attacking the crew are definitely also the type of people that would call people 'snowflakes' and not notice the hypocrisy.
Edit: Since offended snowflake righties (who are obviously very intelligent) are still replying to this (nearly two years after I wrote it), no it's not staged. Clarkson and Hammond have both spoken about how frightening this was. Richard Porter wrote on the show and came up with the idea of driving through Alabama with the slogans on the cars and was privately happy the hilbillies reacted in that way, as it made for good TV.
100% !!!
Yup
Yeah but if those rednecks went to a bar in Manchester, and started making fun of the Manchester United football team, they'd get their heads kicked in. Those brits need protective cages in their stadiums for fans of the visiting teams. So they aren't all civilized either.
The "Don't Tread on Me" crowd.
its also low education mixed with being isolated to a very devout area. you see it on both sides, they meet anything in opposition with violence
I loved that Hammond actually stops to help James rather than speeding off
Well if he didn't, they would have been responsible for a death.
@ITACA still, if it wasn't that shit would be scary
@@eggbag4182 Hammond should just give James a ride then gtf out of there asap
I would have sped off, lol.
@ITACA this wasn’t faked.
I love the fact that these three did a show in a literal war zone in Iraq and made it out safe and sound, yet it took only a few minutes for them to be run out of Alabama in fear for their lives.
And the worst was Argentina. The trio drove around in sports cars and unexpectedly, Jeremy felt like he and the convoy are not welcome there since his car had a license plate “H982 FKL” and there’s no way he can conceal or change the plate since it referenced Britain fighting Argentina to claim the Falkland Islands and Argentina lost. And also the trio were treated unfairly. First, the ferry dropped them in a beach with alot of stones and they struggled to get across it but they did. Second of all, they drove in Patagonia but that night, the convoy encountered an angry mob. There were raw eggs followed by rocks being thrown at the vehicles smashing the windows. The trio were forced to leave their cars behind. At the end, they made it away from harm into Chille.
Imagine thinking this was real and not staged, peak terminal smooth brain
I mean let's be honest
They wouldn't fair much better if they did this challenge in the Middle East
@@maxtuner5762 They would probably fair better.
@@alexcatch2436 you do it. I wanna see how it ends.
Jeremy: I've just remembered, I've actually got loads of petrol *floors it*
lmao
Lmao original content
Oh you watch the video too
What car Jeremy was driving??
@@tejask8320 looks like 80s camaro or something
@@tejask8320 '89 Camaro RS
Fun fact: that garage owner is actually the state’s leading intellectual, having shocked the region with a tower IQ of 65
"Are y'all tryna do some contest to get beat up in a hick town?" Literally Yes.
She actually got it exactly right. Can't be that dumb then.
It seems like she wasn’t even mad about the slogans she was just pissed that a bunch of foreign knobs came into town trying to cause backlash by playing off of southern stereotypes
@@patrickharris4641 not a stereotype if it's true
@@kenetickups6146 by definition, yes it is. I bet you wouldn't drive through a black neighborhood with "rap is crap" and "I hate watermelon and fried chicken" on your car; people would get mad not because of the opinions but instead how they reflect your view of the community. It's the same principle here, they're being inflammatory for the sake of being inflammatory
@@patrickharris4641 exactly. It's entertaining but they're just being cunts when they do this sort of thing.
Fun fact: That gas station was shut down for selling cigarettes illegally
Lmao I know it's mean to say this but I'm glad!
F
How do u know?
I was there today, they were open.
@@peptobismol9 oh damn tell us more.
"They've shot their own sign, what are they going to do to us", such an underrated line
Most of the signs in the Dirty South are shot up! What the hell else you gonna do in the middle of nowhere, beside drink! This aint London.
@@Dynamic_Photography London is made by people so is Alabama.
The irony is where they are from British citizens desecrate their own government's property.
@@buzztrucker hell yeah they do! Brits are just as fuck'd up as the US.
@@dieabsolutegluckskuche5174 huh???
2:13
"Hillary for president" in May's car was simply WAY TOO AHEAD OF ITS TIME X'D
How'd that end up lmao
hillary ran in 2008 and announced her campaign in 2007. this aired in 2007.
"I've just remembered I've actually got loads of petrol."
**races away from gas station...*
САLIMBO ГГГ
Which also reminds me of an early scene in Smokey and the Bandit where Burt Reynolds, after evading a highway patrolman by hiding behind a building, looks at the camera, smiles, and rolls away. Part of me suspects the line and camera shot was intended to parody that scene.
САLIMBO ГГГ you should of put country peaple suck ass
I'm from Alabama. Never laughed so hard in my life! That was hilarious. All of us ain't that bad tho. 😂
The guys they hired to harass them weren't even good actors though. I hope no one took this that seriously.
“Then they turned on the film crew”
That’s probably because they don’t want to be filmed committing murder
I couldn’t exactly imagine getting turned on by a bunch of hicks...
aaand they would probably stopped the filming by... committing murder
When I hear Alabama, all I picture is the hills have eyes type creatures and sweaty hate fucking your entire family tree
if i was the cameraman ima throw that huge camera nd bash em onto the head
@@bretthansen6634 I horrendously misread that sentence.
I like how they drew the line at “Nascar Sucks”
I think most of all Jeremy tearing up the dirt part of the lot is what sent her over the edge. You can hear her telling the others about how mad she is about it.
Well Nascar is about dead anyway
NASCA sucks. He kinda ran out of room.
Marko Djurdjevic nascar is for people who think formula 1 is too complicated
Nascar is for people who don’t know how to turn right. And Indycar, let’s not get started on that.
My favorite part of this episode to this day is the fact it’s 100% real
As a bi-sexual male that's lived in Arkansas since they were a kid, I don't find it surprising in the least.
@@sean8102stop saying "as a"
@@aselliofacchioThe sentence would have improper grammar if you removed that bit.
Its not there is no way
@@SlimbTheSlimeI'm sure you realize that's not what he means
When the BBC used to allow quality like this.
Are they disallowing it, or have they just not had any opportunity or writers who have come up with stuff at this level... It's the later
If you want something better write it.
@@Alex-cw3rz considering they booted these three. Yes, they disallow it.
@@MrOnay-px1jx they booted Jeremy because he assaulted someone... To blame them is very weird
@@Alex-cw3rz and the dude he beat up deserved it so. Also the jokes they used to make BBC wont let anyone make now
@@MrOnay-px1jx no problems ,the grand tour is much better and they are free of the British Gov influenced state owned BBC
3 English men having some trouble with American locals,
1508, colorized
Lol Native Americans it is 😂😂😂
They should have a new challenge. Drive through downtown in any big American City with trump 2020 and blue line flags!
British undercover agents pretend to be northerners to further Northern-Southern divisions (1861, colorised)
LOLZ
well in 1508 America didn't exist 😂
Jeremy: “James what you’ve done there is killed your friend”
James: *shrugs*
"does that mean hes not coming on then?"
Me and my best friend in a nutshell
This seems like another Top Gear stunt overly dramatized for television's sake, but the OG trio confirmed in a live Q&A that this segment was genuinely the most dangerous one they've done.
Another overly professional and incredibly staged drama that the BBC used to excel at and now we have bugger all!
As someone that lives in Arkansas, and isn't straight (Bi), I find it so funny the people that think this is far-fetched.
@@sean8102Stronger than any US marine 🫡
I’m also a non-straight southerner- ace, intersex by some definitions since I have PCOS(which doesn’t help whatsoever because more body hair and the like + being uninterested in traditional “feminine” things like wearing makeup and shaving everything but my head), and a demigirl because something something I’m like a girl but they had to make a bunch of substitutions in the recipe, she/her in the way a boat is, woman a little to the left, etc. It’s hard enough being some flavor of woman but uninterested in dating or having kids when that’s considered A Woman’s Whole Reason For Existing by a lot of folks here, but I also look and dress juuuust gnc enough that I’ve had a woman in a Chili’s bathroom assume I was a trans girl and tell me “Sir, this isn’t your bathroom”.
All that said, it’s definitely loads better in the part of Texas I live in, especially now that I’m free from the ironic hell that was Christian highschool. For example when I mistakenly came out of the closet once, only MOST of the people present insinuated I should kms/was a crime against god for existing. And I’ve only had sporadic outright threats made against me. Needless to say I still do not feel safe being open about my identity offline… The fewer targets I put on myself, the better, as much as I’d love to wear at least ace flag stuff. I get picked on enough for enjoying bugs and my Kirby hyperfixation but at least with that i can be like L + ratio + fuck you the little guys outside are cool and vital to the survival of this planet + funny orb game appeals to various ages for various reasons + people can like different things than you literally just shut up + no bitches
Staged or not (I've seen genuinely conflicting opinions) it's still funny how quickly it goes to pot
I guarantee you, people in the South have been shot and killed for much less. This wasn't staged, you do NOT go into the deep South and think this sort of idiotic stunt is "funny."
This was both the peak of BBC broadcasting and the low point of US/U.K. relations
no more probably UK- Alabama relationship
Low point of UK Us relations is the Afghan withdrawal
@@emilebichelberger7590 perhaps the low point of the us uk relations is the revolutionary war
@@dillonkoester5530 No, probably the War of 1812.
You mean the US haven’t a sense of humour? Weird
They have had an episode set in Iraq and Chernobyl. They have driven to the North pole, and on some of the most deadly roads in the world. And yet there most dangerous stunt was to try and drive through Alabama.
downtown Basra is safer than Alabama
Tbf the tiera del fuego incident was much worse than this
Alabama - The Chechnya of the US
As an American I can't help but feel proud about that.
@@istyleonu wha-why
"I think what you've done there, James, is killed your friend"
james: *shrugs*
"They've shot their own sign." Always gets me!
I couldn't believe that crap lol
Mississippi dose it too
We have a lot of that in GA There was a pro Hillary metal sighn and people shot it out
Captain Ah Vong dang
Immfrom,kentucky
"Man love ok"
--Skyrim NPC-- Gas Station Owner: Never should have come here!
@Evil cat Okay so that wasn't the joke
@Evil cat I couldn’t agree with you more
@@Stinerator aw you tried
Jeremy: I'm doing something I'd never thought I'd do, I'm running for the border.
Ralof: Hey you, you're finally awake. You were trying to cross the border? Walked right into that Alabamian ambush...
Holy cow I've got 1100 likes? :O Bro. Also, you commenters take a pill. This is all good laughs. These crazy nuts don't represent our entire country.
Man,they should have written "dating your sister is not cool"
I wanna see how they react to that...
Instant lynching lol
They'd be too busy fucking their sister to notice.
I’m just surprised they can read
@Läski Jaakko What does that even mean LOL
@Läski Jaakko lol is it true?
"I'm not gay. I'm married and I've got 3 kids."
Still one of the best-delivered lines during the entire tenure of this show, which is saying something
"I'm not gay. I am married. I have three children." Jeremy immediately goes into humanizing mode. This clip is TopGear at its best!
😂😂😂
@Bryan Singh damn I'm american but your dumber than me
@@an-2253 oh dawg you’re* fucked
@Bryan Singh Lol this is Alabama. We all know how it be
Sometimes Jeremy’s roasting, is almost frightening.
I love how they play the stereotypical "combat footage in Afghanistan music" towards the end.
It was actually from the soundtrack to Black Hawk Down.
@@WinstonSmith685 Very good ear!
And.. to make it even "better" the Black Hawk Down OST they played is called "Synchrotone - Minutes before disaster"
since that part of music was played when the Somalia Militia shot down one of the Black Hawk. Hhhaa
Bad time to mention Afghanistan LOL
To be fair Afghanistan is more developed in every aspect than the US ever will be.
“We’ve just sort of decorated our cars in a distinctive manner.” The accent combined with the statement was the cherry on top!!!
That Black Hawk Down ost in the end is hilarious 😂
Clarkson: "I believe in certain parts of America people have started to mate with vegetables."
Holy shit I'm dying.
Yeah they probably did, that vegetable is their sister
Newyork and l.a
Does that make them vegetarian?
Bruh
@Austin Martín Hernández / That's how you get yeast infections.
“I’m not gay. I’ve just decorated my car in a distinctive manner” 😅
A... _flamboyant_ manner, you could say.
he could have just claimed a fraternity vandalized his car and he would have been fine. They hate 'college boys' down south.
"guess what you're in a hick town"
"We're gonna die now"
at least they are aware that their a bunch of dumb inbred fucks
Whatever a "hick" town is.
I 'love' how they are proud of how backwards and insular they are.
“Don’t you dayyer”
@@Max25670 Sam, it actually “they’re” as in “they are”. I shouldn’t be calling people dumb, pal.
I love how the gas station woman just basically says "Look, you know we're horrible people right? You can't just....exist around us and expect that to be ok"
I love how quickly the film crew ditched them
I think they were more concerned for their safety since they were the ones filming
@@Snowfang00 Absolutely, if the crazy ass hicks are gonna commit murder, they’re gonna make sure there’s no video evidence xD
The film crew are awesome and tend to fuck with them pretty often, its just cut alot of the time.
@@obscura1839 Are you sure duude?
Rip wizard
1:42 "I think what you've done there James is killed your friend"
James: *shrugs*
Best bit
420th like, congrats on the dank comment
How dangerously true it could be.
Was looking for this
Hammond should've left him there, sorry mate, look what you did to my car
4:11 - Ironically, the gas station that Hammond pulled in with his "man love rules ok" slogan was called "ride with pride" hahaha
That's not really ironic but ok
@@jose.a.a.a Well I mean, if you really wanted to get technical about it, men and women can ride with pride. I just thought it was highly coincidental that this phrase appeared here, given the set of circumstances.
pride =/= gay
More than likely white pride
Lol
"I really do believe that in parts of America now people have started to mate with vegatables". Meanwhile... "I went on the internet and I found this".
Did you hear that the governor's mansion in Alabama burned down?
Almost took out the whole trailer park.
Underrated comment here
stolen joke
Not even funny, he built that monstrosity next to the nicest trailer park in Bama.
Why else is the capital called Mobile?
Yeah took out the entire library as well. Both books gone and they hadnt even finished colouring in one of them.
“In certain parts of America, people have started to mate with vegetables” 😂😂
That honestly sums up Alabama. Absolute shithole of a state lmao
@@Lakita2880 that's the entire nation these days haha
3 years later a piece of veg becomes president.
@@OpiatesAndTits boiled* piece of vege
MM L “STARTED??” damn it’s been three hundred years since a watermelon has became a substitute for their left hands!
how’d they manage to check off every stereotype in such a short video
Editing
@@RilfDanielson true they had to make the americans look better than they actually were because of broadcast standards.
almost seems..........................................................................produced? like for a show?
They paid people to act.
@@Cyberdyne_research "vastly superior with technology"? I've got news for you, friend, you're gonna get picked on everywhere you go.
That NASCAR sucks part really hit me in the heart.
Alabama is certainly coming up in the world, they could read the side of the cars.
Wasted Timeandeffort stolen?
Wasted Timeandeffort epstein what did you do?
Can you tell me how it felt to get suicided by Hillary Clinton
"Alabam"...
*_ALABAM_*
"i've just remembered i've got loads of petrol" says Clarkson as he leaves his mates behind..lol
What did you expect??
Yep
I can’t imagine being somewhere and thinking “we’ll be safer in the more tolerant state of Mississippi”
Exactly lmao. Mississippi isn’t much better. Best to make the break for New Orleans or Florida
My wife grew up in Alabama and the family joke was that the states only reason for existing was to make Mississippi look good. Or maybe it was the other way around. Either way, the point is , someone has to be the bottom . The sad part is just how proud they seem to be of it
It's a Blues state, not a country music state. If you're afraid of Black People, then sure- Mississippi is terrifying.. but if you've ever been to Mardi Gras you know it's safer than Alabama.
@@patrickasplund I dunno. Black majority areas can be pretty scary on their own. Just look at Chicago.
And Detroit and St. Louis and Memphis.
2:27 The rebrand to Dodgey.... I died... 😀
5:17
"I've just remembered, I've actually got loads of petrol"
**speeds away
SO LONG SUCKAAAAZ!!!!!!
*_Screech_*
BECAUSE ITS FUCKING OBVIOUSLY FAKE!!! Lol how stupid can people be
i hate it when they say petrol.... it is like hearing fingernails on chalkboard.....so cringey
@@kushpaladin they could say the same to us for calling it gas
I’m actually surprised they could read what was on the cars.
James Wood nice
Nice
Nice
@Veganism Kills they are the most retarded people 😂😂
@Veganism Kills did you even watch the video
"I'm getting the boys" made me die of laughter
Were they filming this on the weekend or were "the boys" just unemployed?
David THE BOYZ ARE BACK IN TOWN THE BOYZ ARE BACK IN TOOOWWN 🎶 🎵 🎼
Enter bus full of drag queens...
Sic em boyz
It's likely scripted
Should've written "If Jesus was from Alabama, would Mary be his lover?" 😂
Imagine if they wrote satanic stuff. That would kill them due to Bible Belt.
Mary was his lover
@@allenlindsey1175 Not that one.
I love how the woman was offended that they were clearly trying to provoke the locals by playing off of negative deep south stereotypes and then chose to prove them wrong by calling in a group of locals to physically assault them.
Have you ever given thought to the idea that it might all be staged?
@@realmrpoopybutthole7587 Until its proven the video material is staged, I consider it as real.
@@realmrpoopybutthole7587 Have you ever given thought to how fucked up the south generally is?
@@realmrpoopybutthole7587 lmao lot of people have already tried going into an immensive Conservative region. Its not new. So it's definitely not staged. You just have to make better evacuation plans when shit hits the fan.
Im not sure I believe this was real but ok. Plus I was really surprised it was a "woman".
Hearing “I’m calling the boys” and a literal pickup truck with a bunch of hillbillies in the back is the most stereotypical thing I have ever seen 😂😂
Edit: it’s been 11 months since o posted this. Thanks for all the likes guys!
Dark souls boss Karen
That was some GTA 5 sandy shores shit
Fake
it looked like a scene from a game where a truck full of enemies enters
@@DropkickNation Nope cameraman confirmed in an interview
Plot twist all those honking at hammond were closer gays agreeing with his car
Closet
Maybe
Honk if you’re horny for hamster?
that's exactly what i thought
@@JS-qg1ie I prefer more masculine men like SolidRev
'I can excuse racism but I draw the line at 'Man Love Rules' graffitied onto a car."
As an Alabamian I can confirm this video was in no way falsified. They looked to be heading north from Mobile and those Pride gas stations tend to be in really seedy towns (I can say that, I'm from a seedy town) along that route.
Those folks down there gave those Top Gear folks a very rude welcome. Most folks in Alabama don’t behave that way, considering I’ve been to Mobile, Gulf Shores, and Foley…
@@carwrtr1 Did your car display messages the population disapproves of?
@@carwrtr1 Trust me any "friendly" population will turn against you if you push their buttons. This is embarrassing, maybe, but in no way hard to believe.
@@catinthehat5140 go to nyc with a confederate flag on your car and you’ll get an even worse response
@@odeclasdjent7831 Most people would just ignore it. Since in heavily populated places people tend to become more isolated from those around eachother. I know it sounds strange but it's a well documented phenomenon. Much the same way many people in flats will barely know their neighbours if at all, whereas people living on estates will have good acquaintance, even friendship with their neighbours. I'm no expert but I'd imagine it's because it's the sea of faces. Being around so many people means they all just blur into one globular mass. Humans don't naturally live in multi-million populated metropolis'. Maybe it's a way for the brain to cope, as its an overload of information
2:27 seen this so many times and never noticed that James added a Y to Dodge. Brilliant.
Based
Right🤣
Oh I was reading it “gey” lmao. I didn’t know it was a dodge.
Only British ppl would understand that though. nobody else
@@KyleC11 explain pls
Clarkson: "What you've done there, is killed your friend."
May: *shrugs*
I love how the Top Gear cast and crew didn't realize how dumb it was, until it was too late.
It’s hilarious that of all the places they’ve been and the things they’ve done the closest they’ve been to dying is in the United States.
Yea of course
And they've been to Iraq ffs
you forgot argentina? that is way worse, this seems reality tv, like where the hell she came from? the Argentina episode meanwhile seems legit
Apart from Hammond's two near-fatal crashes
@@tobznoobs true
the best part is the gas station is called “Ride With Pride”
Ikr 😂😂😂
HA, GGGAAAYYYYYYYY
different pride I reckon
@@mirorizzo3872 no wayyyy
the word Pride existed before it was hijacked by the LGBTQ indoctrination.
The moment when it "became a radio show", it sounded like combat footage for some reason lmao
It basically was
The black hawk down soundtrack definetly contributed
You mean when it became a total lie?
@@Supersonic5579 Did you ever stop and think its a show, and they might have amped it up for TV? You shouldn't get mad just because someone disagrees with you.
@@mestercribbs0166 Ain't no tv show when the Good Ol' Boys roll up -- honor culture is alive and kickin in the South.
On more than one occasion, I've been threatened with death and dismemberment by some jacked-up Chevy with a lift-kit toting a Rebel flag and gun racks -- just because I was riding a road bike in cycling shorts, or spoke without a southern twang, or -- heaven forbid! -- suggested in passing conversation that, maybe, the south actually lost the Civil War.
Each separate occasion was a different truck, a different Bubba or Billy-Bob or Good Ol Boy Christian Man or what-have-you, perfectly convinced in the utter righteousness of slamming my brains into the pavement or peppering my backside with birdshot.
This sh*t ain't no joke, man.
You don't roll up into East Podunk, Alabama, with anything anti-Southern unless you literally have a death wish...
This is TV gold
At the time I was suffering mental health issues but this although hair raising was absolutely hilarious to watch classic classic top gear
The British invade US Territory: 2013, Colorized
Union sympathizers protest in the Confederation during the civil war (1862)
2006*
you know this comment is old and entered the now defunct dead meme factory... please stop
@@verloser while I respect your opinion, it's still wrong
@@verloser no
I love Clarkson's loyalty to his two mates when he pisses off from the garage leaving Hammond with the jump leads for May's car. That's being a real pal. Lol
They should’ve jumped when he did.
People who dont act quick are usually the ones complaining after the fact.
Isnt that clarksons camaro at 6:05 i think
To be fair, he'd already gone by the time may said he needed help
@@nicks4802 james' car need to be jump started
He didn’t, he even said that he parked away from the camera and that was just part of the joke of him not helping his mates he comes back moments later
"I'm not gay, I'm married. I've got three children"
Genius XD
What's genius about it lol
@@BHIFilms because married men can turn gay
My biggest question is why they're against gays, but not incest? *Sweet home Alabama intensified*
Zane Seegers because incest can be straight. You might get some fucked up children, but you’re not gay. Lol
@@Artix902 Also, gays can be married to each other. Well, in civilised countries, at least.
-Set out to provoke the locals
-Locals are provoked
-foreigners shocked at reaction
-Americans not shocked at all
Sane Americans embarrassed by idiotic American hicks
"You're in a hick town!"
The fourth wall has been broken.
It was obviously staged. Nobody would have cared or they would have just laughed at them and their signs. They hit every cliche in the book.
@@ReddoFreddo It never happens so no I don't think it was real, if it was a no go zone in Europe/UK, yes, that kind of stuff happens along with so many sexual assaults that the media there ignores or covers up. Top Gear has staged things before and this one came off extra staged, I could care less either way, I am from the east coast, had some prejudices of people from the South until I visited, lived there and realized they are very nice and the stereotypes are mostly false unless you really look for it. They have camera crews filming those guys, probably 3-6 people with camera's, do you really think the locals didn't see all the camera's and do you think they are really that into nascar which they aren't, hicks aren't really into nascar, they are more into backyard wrestling/mma fighting.
@@01lexus How often do people drive around with cars that say "Man Love Rules Okay" surrounded by cameramen? And how do you know rocks have never been thrown at a car in the state of Alabama?
@@01lexus so-called "no-go zones" have been debunked hundreds of times. There aren't any outside the fevered imaginations of rabid right-wing agitators.
@TheSmithersy Why would the producers of their own show admit it was staged? They may have even come up with the idea.
after all those years "man-love rules ok" still making me laugh
they deadass almost got killed because of "man-love rules ok"
@@alexanderblackwell6114 Argentina was worse.
Entire crew needed a police escort and a helicopter evacuation because of ONE license plate, which had a reference to a war they started and lost.
@@reinbeers5322 what the actual fuck, is the clip on youtube?
@@alexanderblackwell6114 Yep. Just search for Argentina Special, you'll find it eventually.
Unlike this, it wasn't overly edited and made to look far worse than it actually was.
@@reinbeers5322 ty man
"certain parts of America poeple have started to mate with vegetables"
BEST LINE EVVVVVVVVER😂😂
I dont get the joke pls tell me more.
@@emiraslan34 really? cuz if you don’t, it basically means that in certain parts of America people have been mating with brain dead people (not literally of course ) and in turn the residents there are very stupid
Cyprus 100 I prefer the interpretation they’re mating with literal vegetables.
@@jeremynewcombe3422 yeah me too
I think the right choice of Words is «i think in some parts of america people have started mating with their siblings»
"they've shot their own sign, what are they gonna do to us"😂😂
never thought I'd watch a British TV crew get chased out of Alabama
When people from Alabama discover the internet and see this video they’re going to be pissed, but we got at least 15 years before that happens
I'm from Alabama so...
@@macksrailroadinglife8699 THEY'RE EVOLVING!!!!
@@macksrailroadinglife8699 bruh
@@macksrailroadinglife8699 Roll Tide brother
As a person that lives in Alabama I can confirm
"I'm not gay, I'm married, I've got three children" is my fav bit 😂😂😂. Clarkson cracks under the pressure and resorts to sensible and mature mode.
As if gays can't get married and have kids (adopted of course) 😂
No you guys don't get to keep children
@@kabelomaragelo2745 ew
I never thought that it was possible to put Clarkson, sensible and mature in one sentence.
@@kabelomaragelo2745 Not really their children then are they?
4:14 love the pan-down from 'ride with pride' to Hammond's car LOL
That's such a good catch
"I honestly believe that in certain parts of America now, people have started to mate with vegetables" - Jeremy Clarkson
As an American, I must say that’s a very distinct possibility!!!
In all fairness they need new genes after all the inbreeding in Alabama
if many people started doing that they would probably get a ton of support just like the other freaks
As a American I can say it's more relevant in the big cities
This is more applicable in Seattle, Portland, Oakland, LA etc
when driving through a war zone in turkey is safer than driving in alabama with fancy paintjobs
Warzone in Turkey? You mean Iraq?
There is no warzone in turkey
@@khalidsaiv6613 he meant the disputed area in turkey they went to, where the Turks were fighting the Kurds, it was mentions at the part where they were at the Turkish boarder with iraq
If they paind their cars with Kurdish slogans about peace and drive in Turkey, they will be dead or taken by the Turkish CIA alongside with their cameramen.
@@Thessaloz turkish cia is called mit and they have more important jobs to take care of than some moron tourists
Honestly the film crew probably gave enough of a distraction to allow Hammond and May to escape
The film crew is the only reason May & Hammond are even still alive, let's be honest here.
Both of you are correct. God knows what would have happened to May or Hammond. Plus they probably saved Top Gear. If May or Hammond would have gotten killed then for sure they were going to come after Jeremy hard.
Sure this was real? Well, it does look kinda real but I don't think I can trust TV shows.
@@ayoutubeuser7613 you can never be sure with Alabama. There's a reason family trees look like ladders there.
@A RUclips User This, along with the Argentina disaster, are all real.
having grown up in these areas around this time having "hillary for president" on your car would absolutely get a brick through your window lmao
@@rustyshackleford2843 if they had done that in Georgia at that time, they legit wouldn’t have made it home
The Americans were lucky Jeremy wasn't hungry otherwise punches would be flying.
best comment ever
Mark Robinson the americans were lucky?please those boys would've killed him.
Mark Robinson Even though it is sad Top Gear is now without those who made it what is was, your comment deserves a 1 up xD
+CodeZeeZ They actually all 3 switched to Amazon Video.
+Mark Robinson What an amazing comment. Just made my day.