You missed a point about the Things can Only get Better, that song was used by Labour to get Tony Blair elected, it was used against Rishi in protest. Things can only get wetter
Both him and Liz Truss gave me the vibe of a kid doing their English GCSE speaking exam. Also side note people need to remember Boris Johnson wasn't evicted over party gate it was cause he kept appointing a minister (Chris Pincher) to cabinet positions, that he knew had several sexual harassment allegations dating back to 2017 and was in Boris' own words was "Pincher by name Pincher by nature".
He assumed the British Army have the same far right politics as he does, but he is wrong. I think the UK establishment has failed to notice Sunak's political stance because his scapegoats are different than the ones people like Farage and May target. However he is quite, quite extreme in his views.
@@astronautist4716 There have been cases of it, which is why anti-protest laws have been passed in many of those countries. But for many people just trying to survive at the moment is so difficult that it makes political organisation hard.
Oh he's got all the media training and PR support he could ask for, plus the fawning support of our rightwing media. He's just too posh to really care all that much. Being PM for him is like an extended gap year slumming it among the plebs. How it goes is essentially irrelevant when you've got 56 million to lean back on.
@@TheStarBlack It's more of a business oppertunity, he's making connections with world leaders and plenty of other influential people then passes a few laws to make his banking mates richer then get's a cushy boardroom job where he works 1 day a year for 10s of miliions. It's how British political corruption works, basically we can't pay you directly for making us richer but play ball and we'll give you a lucrative "job" when you're done.
Rishi sounds like the voice of the TESCO self checkout. Unexpected item in bagging area. Remember to scan you clubcard to get clubcard points. Thank you for shopping at TESCO.
The best part of the Rishi Coca-Cola thing is that when asked what his favourite kind was, he responded "Oh, it's Mexican Coca-Cola, because they use sugar instead of corn syrup". We don't, and never have, used corn syrup in either Europe or the UK to make our colas. That's only done in America. Meaning Rishi both doesn't know the food standards of the country that he's running, and is mentally still in the USA; where he went to uni, was employed by Goldman Sachs, and will inevitably return when his time in politics is up.
He has always lived there and even admitted his home is in california, which makes sense when you consider he got the corn syrup wrong. Because he thinks he's American, he likes America and will probably go back to America when he fucks us over.
Wow, that is some blatant privileg. Kinda disappointing that the political elite has no problem shilling their own people for profit, but then they just spend that money to move to some suburb in america.
I dont know why youtube randomly recommended a video about Ron Weasley mocking the current british PM on a channel mostly watched by women, but I am surprisingly okay with it
no actually, as an American woman watching your videos, I find British politics quite entertaining, because at long last, it isn’t my own country that I’m disappointed in-
Even though when you really get down to it.... we kinda did this to them, in a roundabout sort of way. What I'm saying is that our political dysfunction has clearly infected other countries :/ (it's like the right-wingers of the world saw the crazy shit happening in the U.S. and were like "oh hell yeah, that's the ticket!")
@@idontwantahandlethough I think American politics and views have influence around the world, but we make our own decisions. I guess we had our own mini-Trump, and there are people who bring the worst of US advisors (Steve Bannon, and the Australians who helped devise our evil Rwanda plan to deport refugees to a country less able to deal with them), but I think that's on them rather than the fact that these horrible US advisors exist in the first place.
Because he IS someone who’s never been challenged before. He married into money, got given a safe seat in Parliament and got license to print money during the pandemic which made him popular (briefly). It’s why he can’t cope with being prime minister because being challenged has been his entire life for the past 2 years because he’s visibly shit at his job lmao
@@Cjco102 He also came from money, propper trust fund kid. He has never had to deal with his own failure. Unless you count failing up. He was even financial services selling the sub prime bundles that caused the economic collapse back in 2008, his reward was most handsome (truly dirty money).
I think one of the things that’s so off-putting and “uncanny valley” about Rishi is that he’s so obviously inauthentic. Like, all politicians put on an act to some extent, but Rishi has somehow managed to become the ultimate blank slate, and is so hellbent on pleasing the people whose opinions he cares about that he no longer has any discernible views, morals, values or opinions. He’ll just say things, and nothing that comes out is what he really thinks. Most people are able to sense lack of authenticity pretty keenly, and it puts us on edge because you never know what someone truly believes. They just come across as two-faced and untrustworthy.
Perhaps it’s just the aura that most upper class people project when they are told they have to relate to working class and poor people. They just don’t know what to do!
The ironic thing is that when people ask things like “what household chores do you do” if he just owned it and answered honestly like “mate, I have £650m, what chores do you think I do?” then he would probably get more respect than putting on this charade of normality
1:33 While this is a thing that happened, I've seen so many people forget that it was the result of the Brexit referendum that was the catalyst for David Cameron leaving. In a bid to regain control of the party from the growing ERG faction, he called the referendum claiming he'd stay no matter the result, and immediately quit when the results came in.
FYI for Americans: almost the majority of Brits are Working Class. According to Google (so god knows if it’s right) 49% of Brits would refer to themselves as Working Class, whereas only 31% of Americans would call themselves Working Class. I would argue in the UK it’s probably higher than 49%.
Definitely. The class system is a pyramid, the working class will always be the majority by a long way. Problem is, people are aspirational and want to call themselves middle class even though they're just slightly higher paid wage slaves.
In America the working class number is much higher. They just call themselves middle class because working class is associated with trailer parks. Ironically enough a lot of middle class people who categorize themselves as such are probably richer, but loathe to call themselves rich.
@@carrington2949 I had heard that before but didn’t want to speak on it as I’m not American. In the UK it seems like there’s way less of a stigma to calling yourself Working Class - at least for me, the things that come to mind are ‘hard working’, ‘backbone of society’, etc. And I don’t think it’s so easily defined here. I know technically it’s meant to be defined as ‘people who do unskilled or semi-skilled work’, but it feels like it’s about so much more than your job here. Your family, where you grew up, where you went to school, your accent, your politics, etc all play into it.
@@CheersMyDudes It could have to do with how "the rich" in the US are perceived, or have been for many decades at least, to rise through hard work and perseverance by building a business from the ground (how true that notion is I won't comment on) whereas in the UK it has mostly always been tied to generational wealth that hasn't been worked for, more like the rich are spoiled and have life and wealth come easy to them.
i feel like his biggest primal fear he feels deep deep down in his heart of hearts, more terrifying than anything, is having to have a conversation with someone that doesn't really care all that much for him
@noah4822 I think its more having a conversation with someone who has more progressive political views than "let's ship all the immigrants to a random country" and "it's cool that no one actually elected me"
One of the things I love about Rishi is how he can't stand normally. At the start of the first debate you had this shot of him and Starmer standing behind the presenter, and Starmer is just standing there normally, but then you look over at Rishi who's looking like a frozen wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man. His posture is legit atrocious.
voting next week is gonna be the most depressing thing i've ever done, the only candidate in my constituency that i don't hate and that doesn't hate me (trans people) is the green dude, i'm voting for him but it feels like betting on a baby labrador in a dog fighting ring
Unfortunately theres alot, I mean alot of older people who benefited from the short term policies of thatcher so became tory voters for life. I know a few people whos attitude is 'the tories let me buy my house cheap in the 70s' and ignore now@TheStarBlack
@@TheStarBlackWith 'First Past The Post' this is essentially a lie. Ensure the Tories are out and destroyed, vote tactically, once that's done, by all means lets pressure for a better voting system where we can vote to our conscience instead of whatever gets rid of the Tories and prevents Reforms gaining ground.
With the kind of school he went to I can imagine having his parents owning a single shop and his dad being a doctor. Would probably classed as destitute. No wonder he thinks he's poor.
@@psychedelicpegasus7587 that's the shop I'm talking about. I'm saying compared to the other people at the school. I was saying it in jest but there is truth that his parents being just in the top 10% would make him one of the poorest pupils at his school. Unless I'm unware of how much money they were making from this pharmacy etc.
@@apollyon1Jesus christ how can you even spend a fraction of that whilst still living at home and not being able to drive yet? Obscene amounts of money.
But don't you know? There are a lot of things Rishi Sunak had to give up as a child. Lots of things, for example. Something he had to give up was lots of things. Lots of things is an example of one of the things he went without. It's tragic, really, how many lots of things his family had to give up when he was young.
As someone who lives pretty near Blyth (where Rishi is referring to at the start), I was SO confused at the start of this video. I thought it was some sort of horrible targeted ad.
Yes! I'm not subscribed to this channel, I can't remember how/why it popped up in my feed, but I have a Blyth connection too - and it was a very weird start!
It's nice to know that everyone's government sucks, and that all politicians are out-of-touch. It gets annoying having to be exasperated with just my own country all the time.
The normie take is that our government sucks (regardless of which government you are referring to), but the big brain take is more nuanced; the government is built upon a framework that is probably sound, but parasites gamified it and exploited to a point where only a select few are working against the uni party to de-worm it.
I’m mostly just amazed that the first truly full AI-generated person managed to go straight to being the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Pretty incredible advancement in technology, to be fair.
Important context about **Things Can Only Get Better** : it was used as the theme song for Blair’s 1997 campaign. The one where Labour retook control after 18 years of being in opposition.
I remember when rishi was the chancellor during covid times, my mum said he looked like an “overgrown schoolboy.” it’s so true, but for his attitude as well. he doesn’t take his job seriously and hangs around with his little rich people clique. and he talks with a baby voice when he’s confronted!
What gets me is seeing all the bot spam saying ‘Vote reform! The only alternative!’ And it’s just like, absolutely not. Reform are just all the worst parts of the Tories, distilled. Lead by billionaires and hedge fund managers, with the worst view of what Britain should be. It’s a disgrace.
You mean like the offshore libertarian Billionaire who owns GBN who sponsors the far right think tank that employs Matt Goodwin Narr our Gammons wouldn't fall for that surely?
I saw someone argue that labour is actually more right wing than reform I mean labour is sort of right wing/centrist, but compared to reform they’re practically planning a communist utopia
@@cee_ves There not they are socially fairly centrist and economically they will be centre left Reeve in her Mais lecture has set out a broad centre left agenda while not printing a ton of money and upsetting the markets.
when you said you missed jeremy corbyn every day and then the doorbell rang straight after, it made me really excited for a moment as though jezza had appeared for a surprise visit
Half my family lives in the UK so it’s always interesting hearing about the crap they’re dealing with. The Covid parties were crazy to hear about, the cheating scandal, the recordings that leaked
If you can vote, please vote tactically using the Stop The Tories . Vote, get the tories to at least third place. Then we can have the Lib Dems setting the opposition agenda, so instead of it being what are you doing for the poor billionaires. Whereas with the Lib Dems will ask about reducing poverty and being the opposition the media will have to platform that.
mass immigration is the biggest contributor to poverty. the UK is having to sort out water, heat, food and housing for nearly 100 million people rather than the ~50/60 native millions. none of the left wing parties will deal with this. Reform are pathetic, but still atleast naming the biggest problem. we need millions of people to leave, not merely freeze migration as reform say. but yes, tories out #ZEROSEATS
@@portaldolphin13 well if they are in a position to win the seat definitely just check the website, especially as Lib Dems in 2nd will mean Greens should get a bigger profile, as the media's questioning of the government will be based around that of left leaning questions. Rather than right wing even far right as it is now.
Labour and lib dems are both neoliberal. It'll be business as usual. We need to be braver in what we demand of our political system. We've been accepting this crap for decades and it just keeps getting worse.
Rishi Sunak is literally just Will from the inbetweeners if he was a billionaire. Now imagine the entire country is crumbling and in a state of emergency, Will from the inbetweeners is now hastily thrown in place as prime minister. I almost feel bad for him
I have gone on a deep dive into the state of british politics the last few days (im australian) and I reckon your next election is going to go the way of ours, labor will get in, not really bc they are offering anything exciting, but bc they are simply not the current government. Anyway.... great vid!!
Dude I live in Islington’s North! My voting constituency is back in my home of Wiltshire and a lot of people I know are voting Green. People are always so obsessed with “getting out the Tories” that they treat every election like a last Hail Mary, but even if Green doesn’t win any seats if they’re votes increase they’ll gain more funding for more areas. In the end I’m doing it mostly because I don’t like seeing us as a two party system.
It's not doomed, people just love the idea that they're living in uniquely difficult or extraordinary times. In 1974 Martin Amis and Phillip Larkin would exchange correspondence about how "this is the last free election the UK will ever have". In '83 the Guardian wrote seriously about that being the 'final free election in the UK', or words to that effect. We all just need to calm down. If I could write this in large, friendly letters I would, but: Don't Panic!
labours in clear second, id vote for them based on the fact we just need the tories out, id vote for green or lib dem if they were likely to win but unfortunately based on the polls it’ll be a wasted vote
@@aspenfiress labour is clearly in first you mean, the tories are polling 2nd or even 3rd There’s no point in tactically voting when Labour is getting a landslide anyways, you might as well vote for who you actually prefer
He's not unlikeable, he just speaks like he emerged into public after 10 years of isolation. Not to mention his policies... yeah, make it 30. I can see why Tories pushed him through tho, look at him - cute, soft-spoken brown man with oodles of cash, exactly their type. If they could get a billionaire in every colour and every minority status they would be over the moon.
The best way to describe British comedy about politicians is to just show the clip of, The thick of it, where Malcolm tucker is telling Nicole Murray that "you are human dart board and the darts being thrown at you are made of shit"
Nobody lists the daily chores with teary eyes like they're excited to get home and stack the dishes. Especially since they obviously have maids to do it all for them.
I know nothing about British politics, but he just seems like an intern that accidentally got promoted to CEO just because he’s daddy’s favorite. And hearing Rishi and his wife talk about chores just sounds like an AI bot describing what cleaning is. Gasping honestly.
since when was the main rat from flushed away prime minister of the UK?
stopthetories.vote/
For we Gen X, Rishi is _Roland Rat_ ... check him out you crazy kids! ;)
Brilliant video sir, I've been howling all the way through, absolutely superb. Have I got News for You needs you.
You missed a point about the Things can Only get Better, that song was used by Labour to get Tony Blair elected, it was used against Rishi in protest. Things can only get wetter
Both him and Liz Truss gave me the vibe of a kid doing their English GCSE speaking exam.
Also side note people need to remember Boris Johnson wasn't evicted over party gate it was cause he kept appointing a minister (Chris Pincher) to cabinet positions, that he knew had several sexual harassment allegations dating back to 2017 and was in Boris' own words was "Pincher by name Pincher by nature".
VOTE REFORM
I don't think Rishi realised that the generation he was aiming to win over by bringing back National Service are all dead.
Look, I'm 35 so I'm not worried about it happening to me BUT I think national service could be good because my son is annoying.
"I don't think Rishi realised" a lot of things. It'll probably be on his headstone when he shuffles off this mortal coil.
He knows it's Kiers turn. Tories are throwing the election so they can scuttle off with their plunder. Watch how many retire after being voted out
He assumed the British Army have the same far right politics as he does, but he is wrong.
I think the UK establishment has failed to notice Sunak's political stance because his scapegoats are different than the ones people like Farage and May target. However he is quite, quite extreme in his views.
Deleted reply, didn't realise the contention that our Democracy is a pantomime for easily propagandised plebs was so controversial
'do you work in business?' 'no im homeless'
i can't stop laughing omg
Man really thought he could walk into a homeless shelter, ask a homeless man if he had a job, and thought there was any other answer besides “no” 💀
i love how across the board no matter what country you look at, us younger generations are all sick and tired of our governments
no you dont get it... just vote for us one more time and i PROMISE we will improve the lives of our citizens!
german guy here, can cofirm
Yep, greetings from Poland
Question is, do any of these young folk have Pitchforks & are they prepared to use them?
@@astronautist4716 There have been cases of it, which is why anti-protest laws have been passed in many of those countries. But for many people just trying to survive at the moment is so difficult that it makes political organisation hard.
How are you richer than the king and can’t afford good media training
Oh he's got all the media training and PR support he could ask for, plus the fawning support of our rightwing media.
He's just too posh to really care all that much. Being PM for him is like an extended gap year slumming it among the plebs. How it goes is essentially irrelevant when you've got 56 million to lean back on.
@@TheStarBlack It's more of a business oppertunity, he's making connections with world leaders and plenty of other influential people then passes a few laws to make his banking mates richer then get's a cushy boardroom job where he works 1 day a year for 10s of miliions. It's how British political corruption works, basically we can't pay you directly for making us richer but play ball and we'll give you a lucrative "job" when you're done.
some people just can’t be helped
why is he so rich 😂
or sky tv
Rishi saying "i love coke" and thoes two school children trhing not to piss themselves laughing is so funny
Rishi sounds like the voice of the TESCO self checkout. Unexpected item in bagging area. Remember to scan you clubcard to get clubcard points. Thank you for shopping at TESCO.
thanks, never gonna unhear this
The best part of the Rishi Coca-Cola thing is that when asked what his favourite kind was, he responded "Oh, it's Mexican Coca-Cola, because they use sugar instead of corn syrup".
We don't, and never have, used corn syrup in either Europe or the UK to make our colas. That's only done in America.
Meaning Rishi both doesn't know the food standards of the country that he's running, and is mentally still in the USA; where he went to uni, was employed by Goldman Sachs, and will inevitably return when his time in politics is up.
He has always lived there and even admitted his home is in california, which makes sense when you consider he got the corn syrup wrong. Because he thinks he's American, he likes America and will probably go back to America when he fucks us over.
You forget- where he claimed to be living full time for a green card whilst serving in the U.K. as an MP! 😂
I didn't know that. That explains a lot
His parents lived in Uganda and family is Indian, Rishi is hardly british at all, he has no business running the place.
Wow, that is some blatant privileg. Kinda disappointing that the political elite has no problem shilling their own people for profit, but then they just spend that money to move to some suburb in america.
The way that i physically cringed when he started talking to the homeless man, i feel sick
If you're struggling for money you could just get a job in finance? Just buy a house??
*Laughs in recession*
@@wtfboom4585
hes soooo cringe
rishi has such massive pediatrician energy and i cannot elaborate
yes! lots of people say kids tv presenter. its funny when his voice reverts back to the default kids voice on a serious question
Yes! Or an overly enthusiastic primary school headteacher at a parents' evening 😂
I've never seen cunt spelled with a P before
I reckon it’s because he sees the general public as stupid children so he talks to us that way in interviews and speeches
as a Spaniard I strongly agree with your statement
Criminalizing homelessness? What is he trying to be? American?
i think so!
For illegal immigrants? What lmfao
I mean, he literally is American
"no, I'm homeless. I'm actually a homeless person." give that guy a job in comedy right now and also a million dollars
I literally cannot believe that homeless shelter clip is real wtf
i wish i didnt find it funny
in the same clip he asks what the guys plans are for the weekend 😭
Sunak looks like a world leader in Civilization 4 who is always hostile no matter what you did to apparently deserve it
Maybe I should try gifting him Sky TV as a luxury resource
Rishi Sunak: Im a serious coke addict, shall we make a trade?
You receive: Nothing.
I receive: Coke [30] turns
Nuclear Rishi
Rishi is so rich he doesn’t need to pronounce words properly “awisocwats”
rishi rish the awistocwat
Arishi-stocat
Gives off :3 vibes
wishi sunyak
I dont know why youtube randomly recommended a video about Ron Weasley mocking the current british PM on a channel mostly watched by women, but I am surprisingly okay with it
" Bloody Hell!"
what’s that got to do with a women audience
@@aspenfiressprobably just emphasizing how this is far outside his usual recommendations? I don’t think it was meant as a dig or anything 😂
"It's one banana Michael, what could it cost? Ten dollars?!"
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rishi looks like an aardman character that breached containment
He’s like a bunny in the headlights.
😂😂😂
Rishi seems like he's always scanning the peripheries for angry mobs
Rishi talking down the barrel of a camera gives off serious hostage situation vibes. "Rishi blink twice if you are safe"
Also no blinking is the sign on a psychopath
no actually, as an American woman watching your videos, I find British politics quite entertaining, because at long last, it isn’t my own country that I’m disappointed in-
Even though when you really get down to it.... we kinda did this to them, in a roundabout sort of way.
What I'm saying is that our political dysfunction has clearly infected other countries :/
(it's like the right-wingers of the world saw the crazy shit happening in the U.S. and were like "oh hell yeah, that's the ticket!")
as an australian, it's like looking into a crystal ball to see the future 😢
@idontwantahandlethough Not even in a roundabout way. Look at Murdoch and his media empire.
Politics are trash with or without the US. Like, we’re talking about the shit show that is the British empire. They did it to themselves.
@@idontwantahandlethough I think American politics and views have influence around the world, but we make our own decisions. I guess we had our own mini-Trump, and there are people who bring the worst of US advisors (Steve Bannon, and the Australians who helped devise our evil Rwanda plan to deport refugees to a country less able to deal with them), but I think that's on them rather than the fact that these horrible US advisors exist in the first place.
dont bully rishi he didnt have sky tv as a child poor guy
Rishi is such a petulant child, he's like someone who has never been challenged before
Especially in the debates. He has resorted to throwing a tantrum and yelling over people.
I think he's pretty challenged...
Because he IS someone who’s never been challenged before. He married into money, got given a safe seat in Parliament and got license to print money during the pandemic which made him popular (briefly). It’s why he can’t cope with being prime minister because being challenged has been his entire life for the past 2 years because he’s visibly shit at his job lmao
@@Cjco102 He also came from money, propper trust fund kid. He has never had to deal with his own failure. Unless you count failing up. He was even financial services selling the sub prime bundles that caused the economic collapse back in 2008, his reward was most handsome (truly dirty money).
veruca salt?
I think one of the things that’s so off-putting and “uncanny valley” about Rishi is that he’s so obviously inauthentic. Like, all politicians put on an act to some extent, but Rishi has somehow managed to become the ultimate blank slate, and is so hellbent on pleasing the people whose opinions he cares about that he no longer has any discernible views, morals, values or opinions. He’ll just say things, and nothing that comes out is what he really thinks.
Most people are able to sense lack of authenticity pretty keenly, and it puts us on edge because you never know what someone truly believes. They just come across as two-faced and untrustworthy.
Perhaps it’s just the aura that most upper class people project when they are told they have to relate to working class and poor people. They just don’t know what to do!
Also love the clip where he's asked how much a loaf of bread is and he replies 'we have many breads in our house'
the sheer eldritch horror entity that is rishi's smile
The ironic thing is that when people ask things like “what household chores do you do” if he just owned it and answered honestly like “mate, I have £650m, what chores do you think I do?” then he would probably get more respect than putting on this charade of normality
1:33 While this is a thing that happened, I've seen so many people forget that it was the result of the Brexit referendum that was the catalyst for David Cameron leaving. In a bid to regain control of the party from the growing ERG faction, he called the referendum claiming he'd stay no matter the result, and immediately quit when the results came in.
Yeah this entire shitshow is his fault, he also championed the austerity that's gutted public services over the last 14 years
Is he the one who said he cannot steer the ship anymore?
FYI for Americans: almost the majority of Brits are Working Class. According to Google (so god knows if it’s right) 49% of Brits would refer to themselves as Working Class, whereas only 31% of Americans would call themselves Working Class. I would argue in the UK it’s probably higher than 49%.
Definitely. The class system is a pyramid, the working class will always be the majority by a long way.
Problem is, people are aspirational and want to call themselves middle class even though they're just slightly higher paid wage slaves.
In America the working class number is much higher. They just call themselves middle class because working class is associated with trailer parks. Ironically enough a lot of middle class people who categorize themselves as such are probably richer, but loathe to call themselves rich.
@@carrington2949 I had heard that before but didn’t want to speak on it as I’m not American. In the UK it seems like there’s way less of a stigma to calling yourself Working Class - at least for me, the things that come to mind are ‘hard working’, ‘backbone of society’, etc. And I don’t think it’s so easily defined here. I know technically it’s meant to be defined as ‘people who do unskilled or semi-skilled work’, but it feels like it’s about so much more than your job here. Your family, where you grew up, where you went to school, your accent, your politics, etc all play into it.
the more times change the more we just live in victorian times lmao
@@CheersMyDudes It could have to do with how "the rich" in the US are perceived, or have been for many decades at least, to rise through hard work and perseverance by building a business from the ground (how true that notion is I won't comment on) whereas in the UK it has mostly always been tied to generational wealth that hasn't been worked for, more like the rich are spoiled and have life and wealth come easy to them.
As a british guy rishi is like this guy who i think doesnt know that its possible for what he says to be not true
i feel like his biggest primal fear he feels deep deep down in his heart of hearts, more terrifying than anything, is having to have a conversation with someone that doesn't really care all that much for him
@noah4822 I think its more having a conversation with someone who has more progressive political views than "let's ship all the immigrants to a random country" and "it's cool that no one actually elected me"
@@lambda1863 i thought the brits loved having non elected leaders. learn something every day, eh?
@noah4822 considering there hasn't been a general election in my life time you'd be right (I'm 17)
Does this sentence say something? It has 46 upvotes and I've read it three times
One of the things I love about Rishi is how he can't stand normally. At the start of the first debate you had this shot of him and Starmer standing behind the presenter, and Starmer is just standing there normally, but then you look over at Rishi who's looking like a frozen wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man. His posture is legit atrocious.
rishi skibidi toilet
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voting next week is gonna be the most depressing thing i've ever done, the only candidate in my constituency that i don't hate and that doesn't hate me (trans people) is the green dude, i'm voting for him but it feels like betting on a baby labrador in a dog fighting ring
Go for it. If everyone would stop this ridiculous practice of only voting for the main 3 parties, we could actually have greens in government!
Unfortunately theres alot, I mean alot of older people who benefited from the short term policies of thatcher so became tory voters for life. I know a few people whos attitude is 'the tories let me buy my house cheap in the 70s' and ignore now@TheStarBlack
yes vote green!!
@@TheStarBlack bruv i want PR so bad you dont understand :(
@@TheStarBlackWith 'First Past The Post' this is essentially a lie.
Ensure the Tories are out and destroyed, vote tactically, once that's done, by all means lets pressure for a better voting system where we can vote to our conscience instead of whatever gets rid of the Tories and prevents Reforms gaining ground.
If Rishi wasn't in power, he'd be so funny. He's like an android in every clip. He's almost loveable.
and Starmer is boring too.
With the kind of school he went to I can imagine having his parents owning a single shop and his dad being a doctor. Would probably classed as destitute. No wonder he thinks he's poor.
Look up what his nickname at school was ;)
His mother ran a pharmacy too, so yeah they likely had a lot of money.
@@psychedelicpegasus7587 that's the shop I'm talking about. I'm saying compared to the other people at the school. I was saying it in jest but there is truth that his parents being just in the top 10% would make him one of the poorest pupils at his school. Unless I'm unware of how much money they were making from this pharmacy etc.
I went to public school and one kid had ten mill in his personal bank account. It’s beyond what you think.
@@apollyon1Jesus christ how can you even spend a fraction of that whilst still living at home and not being able to drive yet? Obscene amounts of money.
Every Rishi Sunak clip makes me cringe so hard, I feel like my face is going to implode.
“I’m a coke addict”
😂 Man is putting Armando Iannucci out of a job
The most endearing thing he's ever done. I want the timeline where his team leans him in this direction.
Hey! That's another tory' s
' party line'.
@@R_DidsyIn a weird way I kinda want to see that timeline out of curiosity
But don't you know? There are a lot of things Rishi Sunak had to give up as a child. Lots of things, for example. Something he had to give up was lots of things. Lots of things is an example of one of the things he went without. It's tragic, really, how many lots of things his family had to give up when he was young.
As a Russian who can’t criticize the government without risking going to jail, I really enjoyed your essay 🤍
shame
As a Ukrainian, I’m honestly so tired of russians always trying to make a real victim out of themselves
Plenty of anti putin videos in russian social media, stop exaggerating
@@wider-b7t sorry for making you upset with my comment lol. Maybe google Russian political prisoners and read their cases
@@Yetsofa so using your logic your in jail rn?
As someone who lives pretty near Blyth (where Rishi is referring to at the start), I was SO confused at the start of this video. I thought it was some sort of horrible targeted ad.
Yes! I'm not subscribed to this channel, I can't remember how/why it popped up in my feed, but I have a Blyth connection too - and it was a very weird start!
The way my entire musculoskeletal system physically clenched to brace itself for the ‘homeless man business convo’ again .,..
It's nice to know that everyone's government sucks, and that all politicians are out-of-touch. It gets annoying having to be exasperated with just my own country all the time.
The normie take is that our government sucks (regardless of which government you are referring to), but the big brain take is more nuanced; the government is built upon a framework that is probably sound, but parasites gamified it and exploited to a point where only a select few are working against the uni party to de-worm it.
Sunk is like a secondary school prefect. He has authority but isn't respected by anyone, including the people who appointed him.
I’m mostly just amazed that the first truly full AI-generated person managed to go straight to being the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Pretty incredible advancement in technology, to be fair.
watching post election and this feels like an obituary
Important context about **Things Can Only Get Better** : it was used as the theme song for Blair’s 1997 campaign. The one where Labour retook control after 18 years of being in opposition.
I remember when rishi was the chancellor during covid times, my mum said he looked like an “overgrown schoolboy.” it’s so true, but for his attitude as well. he doesn’t take his job seriously and hangs around with his little rich people clique. and he talks with a baby voice when he’s confronted!
the clip of him at the homeless shelter physically made me die oh my god that is the worst bless that man
What gets me is seeing all the bot spam saying ‘Vote reform! The only alternative!’ And it’s just like, absolutely not. Reform are just all the worst parts of the Tories, distilled. Lead by billionaires and hedge fund managers, with the worst view of what Britain should be. It’s a disgrace.
Bot spam 😂
It’s not bot spam, it’s moron spam
You mean like the offshore libertarian Billionaire who owns GBN who sponsors the far right think tank that employs Matt Goodwin
Narr our Gammons wouldn't fall for that surely?
I saw someone argue that labour is actually more right wing than reform
I mean labour is sort of right wing/centrist, but compared to reform they’re practically planning a communist utopia
@@cee_ves There not they are socially fairly centrist and economically they will be centre left
Reeve in her Mais lecture has set out a broad centre left agenda while not printing a ton of money and upsetting the markets.
Dear Lord - whatever you do - get out and vote. Don’t stay at home.
when you said you missed jeremy corbyn every day and then the doorbell rang straight after, it made me really excited for a moment as though jezza had appeared for a surprise visit
"im a coke addict" was the most honest thing i will ever hear come out of the mouth of a well off eurocentric. lmfao
I am one of those women aged 18 and up. I really could listen to you talk about anything. So, of course I'm here.
Half my family lives in the UK so it’s always interesting hearing about the crap they’re dealing with. The Covid parties were crazy to hear about, the cheating scandal, the recordings that leaked
Watching that clip of Matt Hancock grabbing arse at work made me want to be sick
I expect the guy questioning Rishi about the "things he didn't without as a child" is no longer with us.
b...but how did the poor privileged child with everything he could ever ask for ever possibly survive without Sky TV, the usless thing that nobody has
If you can vote, please vote tactically using the Stop The Tories . Vote, get the tories to at least third place. Then we can have the Lib Dems setting the opposition agenda, so instead of it being what are you doing for the poor billionaires. Whereas with the Lib Dems will ask about reducing poverty and being the opposition the media will have to platform that.
join the communist party at this point bro electorialism aint gonna do anything none of the major parties are interested in helping ordinary people.
green is good too
mass immigration is the biggest contributor to poverty. the UK is having to sort out water, heat, food and housing for nearly 100 million people rather than the ~50/60 native millions. none of the left wing parties will deal with this. Reform are pathetic, but still atleast naming the biggest problem. we need millions of people to leave, not merely freeze migration as reform say. but yes, tories out #ZEROSEATS
@@portaldolphin13 well if they are in a position to win the seat definitely just check the website, especially as Lib Dems in 2nd will mean Greens should get a bigger profile, as the media's questioning of the government will be based around that of left leaning questions. Rather than right wing even far right as it is now.
Labour and lib dems are both neoliberal. It'll be business as usual.
We need to be braver in what we demand of our political system. We've been accepting this crap for decades and it just keeps getting worse.
As an old person, I found this very encouraging. Keep up the good work.
How old is old?
@@BeeLZBeeb Boomer.
@@henryblunt8503 it's great that you're here listening
@@henryblunt8503this isnt ment to be rude or anything. But do you often find those in your age bracket arrnt as aware as you politically?
Rishi Sunak is literally just Will from the inbetweeners if he was a billionaire. Now imagine the entire country is crumbling and in a state of emergency, Will from the inbetweeners is now hastily thrown in place as prime minister. I almost feel bad for him
💀💀💀
same, sometimes i dont even have to close my eyes to imagine will.
I have gone on a deep dive into the state of british politics the last few days (im australian) and I reckon your next election is going to go the way of ours, labor will get in, not really bc they are offering anything exciting, but bc they are simply not the current government. Anyway.... great vid!!
Yeah your liberal party is absolutely fucked especially in NSW the corruption is astounding.
Labor won in Australia because the Liberals were as useless as the Tories. Labor is always a better choice for working people in Australia.
I've always disliked him but after his comment in regards to Brianna Ghey's murder, I've had nothing but hatred towards him.
as an american woman over 18 with no interest in politics this was the best thing ive seen all month
I'm the same height as Rishi but every photo I see of him he looks like he was shrunk in a horrible accident
the american translations 'sky tv is like not having spongebob' hahaha
‘Rishi Sunak is… built different.’ Best description I’ve heard
tbf it mustve been hard for rishi to learn social skills when his mum was off selling drugs
being a pharmacist's son is a struggle
Dude I live in Islington’s North! My voting constituency is back in my home of Wiltshire and a lot of people I know are voting Green. People are always so obsessed with “getting out the Tories” that they treat every election like a last Hail Mary, but even if Green doesn’t win any seats if they’re votes increase they’ll gain more funding for more areas. In the end I’m doing it mostly because I don’t like seeing us as a two party system.
It's not doomed, people just love the idea that they're living in uniquely difficult or extraordinary times. In 1974 Martin Amis and Phillip Larkin would exchange correspondence about how "this is the last free election the UK will ever have". In '83 the Guardian wrote seriously about that being the 'final free election in the UK', or words to that effect.
We all just need to calm down. If I could write this in large, friendly letters I would, but:
Don't
Panic!
I'm also 5'7 and a coke fiend.
I feel like Sunak is the English Ron De Santis
Spot on
greens seem like the best option to me compared to useless tories or labour making promises they cant keep
Agreed. We should vote for what we want, not what we think is "possible". If we all did that we could make anything possible.
Just wish the Greens leadership wasn’t barmy
labours in clear second, id vote for them based on the fact we just need the tories out, id vote for green or lib dem if they were likely to win but unfortunately based on the polls it’ll be a wasted vote
@@aspenfiress labour is clearly in first you mean, the tories are polling 2nd or even 3rd
There’s no point in tactically voting when Labour is getting a landslide anyways, you might as well vote for who you actually prefer
Yeah I live in Bristol so I have a pretty easy decision of voting green
As I british man aged 18+ who watches your videos religiously, I'm also an american woman
Did his PR team explain to him what a homeless shelter is ??? Jesus Christ
can't believe you didn't mention the fact that even though he is 5'7 he purposefully wears trousers that are too short to make himself appear taller
I enjoy the double-orange look, idk how but you pull it off bro :)
Just found this channel, such a great video, you will go far
Wait aren’t you the guy who made all those h3 edits?
Duuuude
I love that clip of Rishi tryna talk to a homeless person, its just so hilarious how out of touch he is
You made Rishi too tall at 3:51. He should’ve been the same size as your hand
That brings “having a politician in your pocket” to a new level
12:44 he laughs EXACTLY like John Simms Master in Dr Who
Now I feel out of place as a 44 year old European man watching THE YOUTHS
Do I live in Britain? No.
But I really liked hearing about the political landscape there! I feel you can make anything mildly interesting.
"Everyone is waiting for him to leave" is such a savage line. The utter shade, it's so true. 😂
Latest MRP polling has the Tories in 3rd place
Also Maggie's in a box
loved this style of political comedy & analysis! subscribed :)
22:02 "Right, i will take that away!"
That's it Doreen you mouthed back, now no more Penicillin for you...
Trump: a poor person's idea of a rich man
Sunak: a rich man's idea of a poor person
Wow that Meet Dave comparison was really spot on I had no idea this bloke moved like this😭
He's not unlikeable, he just speaks like he emerged into public after 10 years of isolation. Not to mention his policies... yeah, make it 30. I can see why Tories pushed him through tho, look at him - cute, soft-spoken brown man with oodles of cash, exactly their type. If they could get a billionaire in every colour and every minority status they would be over the moon.
Not unlikeable? I have to disagree. Spewing transphobia in the presence of Brianna Ghey's grieving mother made him quite repulsive, in my opinion.
Great video. I'm with you on Corbin!
Rishi is a bit like Mr Bean, an alien who tries to be human but can only pretend to be human whilst not having a clue what he's doing.
bb's back.
The best way to describe British comedy about politicians is to just show the clip of, The thick of it, where Malcolm tucker is telling Nicole Murray that "you are human dart board and the darts being thrown at you are made of shit"
No words can describe the hatred I feel whenever Rishi opens that gob of his
Finnish woman age 47. I know, I've tried to loose some age lately.
When Joseph Fisher releases a video just in time for your lunch break, the exact length of your lunch break…
Nice!
Rishi with the red briefcase looks like a primary school kid posing with a book bag on the first day of school
Nobody lists the daily chores with teary eyes like they're excited to get home and stack the dishes.
Especially since they obviously have maids to do it all for them.
Good video. Continue the political commentary, wouldn't have known your channel existed without this video. Greetings from Canada.
im glad this isn’t on Sky so rishi can watch it ❤
i am the 18+ american woman your analytics warned you about
I know nothing about British politics, but he just seems like an intern that accidentally got promoted to CEO just because he’s daddy’s favorite. And hearing Rishi and his wife talk about chores just sounds like an AI bot describing what cleaning is. Gasping honestly.
0:10 i'm the 2.6% user specified