It is kind of a bit unusual when the punch-line is so obvious, everyone simply anticipate it and wait for Romesh to "just tap it in" - and it is still funny.
Actually if you think about it, your life was never about Ebola or Isis. Duh. Someone told you it was but reflect: was your life actually about Ebola and isis? Maybe you were being sarcastic?
@@petercollier9073 He didn’t say his life was about Isis or Ebola, he said all we (as humanity) had to worry about was terrorist attacks and ebola outbreaks. Compared to what we faced with covid and possibly WW3, they almost seem trivial
@@bernhardalbrechtgroeneveld4500 dude you have one long name to cause me a stutter. Keep a nickname just like they nicknamed severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 as SARS-CoV-2.
8:30 look at the perfect control of the timings top comedians have. He sets up the joke, delivers a first punchline by making the crowd anticipate it, pauses then delivers a second punchline by over-fulfilling the anticipation. Two punchlines, one joke. Brilliant.
I think ISIS and a few other similar groups would claim not to have fully won until everyone on earth was either on board with their particular denomination or dead. But I would definitely agree that the west has lost in some important ways.
The bit from 08:30 onwards just shows how much of a master romesh is with his comedic pauses. I've seen the bit before but i was almost crying laughing
@@r13hd22 he literally said he was joining isis mate. Trying too hard to avoid PC topics is just as bad as avoiding offensive ones. He knows how to be funny either way.
@@NihongoWakannai A joke about a white woman rapping sounding like a black man is racist, is not woke, because of a different joke? Go back to sleep you ponce.
I absolutely love this man's delivery. He knows exactly when to pause, let the audience think they know the punchline and then deliver something even better, or simply plow through the laughs with a followup that pushes the momentum even higher. Wish more comedians understood how powerful delivery can be cause there's a lot of people with great material and boring/sub par delivery
This is so true. Being able to play with an audience and take them on a tour through your mind.. is a whole different skillset. He does this excellently.
Ricky Gervais springs to mind as a supposed comedian, who has bad timing, poor audience interaction & reading moods; personally I find RG is largely too much ego wrapped up with a dull level of humour suitable for persons who think they aren't that dumb... Then again, I am a comedy child upon Ben Elton, Rowan Atkinson, Hugh Laurie, Mel and Smith, Rik Mail & Ad Edmondson, French and Saunders, Two Ronnie's, Only Fools and Horses, Red Dwarf, Young Ones, Black Adder, Who's Line Is It Anyway, QI, Mock the Week etc...
He straight up made the joke, laughed about it being taken out of context by a tabloid, then gave them the headline picture, and I’m over here listening from 6 feet in the earth!
In Good Omens by Terry Pritchett and Neil Gaiman the demon Crowley creates all sorts of ‘inconveniences’ that are quite effective just as Romesh indicates, but, the boss demons don’t get his approach At All, still doing things the old fashioned way, ‘tempting and turning, one at a time, as long as it takes’ instead of just annoying the entire populace of London during one noonday traffic jam or mobile phone blackout. Such a relevant read :-)
Imposing the filthy face rag superstition on others was an extreme ethical violation born out of your cowardly hysteria. That's why we refused it. The perpetrators of that atrocity will admit fault and be punished before we can move on as a society.
The point is that we don't believe in this cowardly superstition that you made up and tried to impose on everyone out of a desperate hysteria. Protestors was standing up for not letting people asinine stupid superstitions on others.
As someone who was never anti mask, I understand where you're coming from, but don't think it's quite right. The protests were about the freedom to choose. Being allowed to make their own decisions and not have their rights taken from them.
@@NsTheName yeaaa i doubt the founding fathers thought it was necessary to include caveats when there are plagues and epidemics when their towns had populations in the few thousands. not like people get the right to choose whether or not they pay taxes, right? clearly some stuff cant be rights if it impedes the functioning of the country. wait till USA gets a similar virus to SARS, i wouldnt be surprised if a quarter of the population gets wiped out then.
100% agree on the Iggy Azalea thing. Aussie hip hop is similar to UK where there are loads of rappers who rap with their Australian accent. You don't have to do an American accent and you def don't have to do a deep south accent.
So read up on Silibl N' Brains. A Scottish rap duo who got no traction at all rapping with their normal accents, so pretended to be American and were signed by Sony. This is most certainly a thing.
08:30 I listened till the end of the joke seeing where itd go... And when he said "for the authenticity-" i got it the second and said "OH, FAIR ENOUGH." I love this mans humour..
Pretty sure that's damb close to 500 years of American and Brittish history. From Queen Elizabeth Sponsoring Pirates to raid Spanish Gold Ships, to America sponsoring the Taliban on their fight Against the Soviet Union. We've been sort of Sponsoring terrorists to Fight weird proxy wars since English emerged in it's modern form. Can't bring up Colonial expansion or CiA operation without uncovering weird stuff if you look too long. It's not everything America and U.K. do, but it does stain our Legacy😅
Well, we did have to pull out of most of our overseas colonies so those guys won, and it was righteous that they did. Not so sure about these current terrorists, seem a bit too right wing to me, still a right wing government that hates imperialist powers isn't necessarily worse than a right wing government that brutalizes workers on behalf of American corporations because they're funded by the CIA.
@@matthewbartsh9167 He mentioned before in this show or another cant remember his family calls him a coconut, basically meaning he is brown on the outside but inside he is white since he doesnt speak his familys language and stuff.
@@dannyarcher6370 wa??? As an Australian that loves Sth Africa what’s the problem with Die Antwoord??? They destroy azalea! Note, I can’t call her Iggy cos there is only one Iggy and his first band was called the Stooges!
Great set. Seriously though, heaps of Australians rap/sing/act/write with American accents and expressions, because we're bombarded with so much American culture that it feels weird not to. (In fact, Australians make fun of other Australians for sounding too Australian)
Yes, the cultural cringe has always been one of our major flaws, but having a neutral singing accent and putting on a distinct spoken-word accent are not the same thing.
mate, I'm Greek and even we make fun of Australians for sounding too Australian and we usually speak English as if we're getting uppercut by Mike Tyson.
I think everyone does this, I'm an Aussie but when it comes to rap i turn hood American real quick even doing gun and gang signs like i know what they mean smh. It's not to offend it's just how I've grown up seeing rap and i enjoy it and it would not sound the same with my Aussie accent
Romesh is hilarious. Not just the things he says but it's how he delivers them, the pauses, the facial expressions all together which is what makes it special
Isis probably does have better WIFI. I moved from a small country town where we could stream HD on 3 devices at once to the middle of Sydney where I have to ask my wife to pause Netflix so I can download my emails. It's terrible here.
The reason he’s so funny is that he’s always aggravated. Watching him on Taskmaster he is just always angry, and the other contestants can’t stop laughing. (PS: Tree Wizard might be the funniest thing I’ve ever seen in my life)
He absolutely nailed it with how simple we'd disregard things and how much we'd be up in arms for the simplest discomforts... That Ebola bit of him absolutely was foreshadowing things if we'd noticed it
He really hit the nail on the head with the inconvenience stuff. We had people here in the US losing their god-damned mind because they had to wear a face covering to go to the grocery store.
I remember after 9/11 blue eyed blondes telling me that it was okay to racially profile at the airports and I was like "Right. Because you're the one they're going to pull out of line." Romesh is so unbelievably funny and so spot on with his social commentary.
Someone I know told me, that in the late seventies he went to a Chinese restaurant a few times where the waiter was white but was wearing makeup to resemble a Chinese.
What depression looks like: Alone in the dark naked watching a standup routine because you feel too tired to get a glass of water. Naked. But you still raise your hand when the performer asks if you've never heard of Iggy Izaelia.
@@mallardofmodernia8092 most others are. More so than white people, historically speaking. Because of that, white people often hear comedians nowadays cracking jokes at white culture and get very nervy about it (dare I say, offended), because we’re not used to that particular shoe being on the other foot.
@@thatkidwiththehoodie erm self deprecating white racial humour has been around for quite awhile although back in the day nationality was more treated like race like 'the german/japanese/british/french race ' etc. But yh no one should be safe from humour especially those in power and those with social protections.
Hundreds of videos out there of him. And he shows up on pretty much every British comedy show. I’m an American that loves Taskmaster, 8 out of 10 Cats, all of those wacky shows.
@@TheTilitus Fits so well into my favorite quote from Ricky Gervais "That's the best thing about being dead, it's like being stupid. It only hurts everyone else."
Best at what exactly, dry wit? Wit comes in many forms, many funny British people, broaden those horizons, when it comes to pure rapid fire wit, most can't stand on the mountain that is Dave Attell
"Cultural appropriation" is a nonsensical idea, so there's no good reason for anyone to care about it. You can't own a way of being, and you can't own an idea that you had no part in making.
"what affects your mental state more? a train blowing up or a guy stopping in front of you in the middle of the road?" yeesh that one aged like fine wine
Romesh Ranganathan's Controversial Opinions | Irrational | Universal Comedy 9,403 views29 Apr 2022 2142pm 29.4.22 come dine with me? excellent none eventful telly. i am one of those who cant wait until t he next show so wait to watch a whole day of the shows en masse. a most excellent comedy show... erm, reality show.
No follow up unless it leads to another story relating to the first is worse in my opinion. "Todays news is tomorrow fish wrapper" How true a statement
6:15 “I really hoped nobody puts just that clip up on the internet” Me, shoving Cheetos in my face as I lay in my dark bedroom watching that specific clip: heh *ironic*
I've never said this to anyone, but I also find myself disagreeing with ISIS.
Yeah, the more i learn the less i like them. Seem like jerks
I take umbrage with their beheading livestreams.
At least they could edit it down to a 5-minute video.
@@deus_ex_machina_ 😂 that’s a risky one there
Yeaa but did you see their wifi though
Really? They seem nice enough.
Love how the British crowd instantly knew what Romesh meant when he said "for a little bit of authenticity"
It is kind of a bit unusual when the punch-line is so obvious, everyone simply anticipate it and wait for Romesh to "just tap it in" - and it is still funny.
@@KitagumaIgen yes, it always makes it funnier when you know the next line.
What did he mean?
@@SubjectDelta20 everything said about isis is pure propaganda.
@@SubjectDelta20 8:49 it was a set up for this
Ah yes, the good old days when all we had to worry about was Ebola and ISIS.
Actually if you think about it, your life was never about Ebola or Isis. Duh. Someone told you it was but reflect: was your life actually about Ebola and isis?
Maybe you were being sarcastic?
@@petercollier9073 He didn’t say his life was about Isis or Ebola, he said all we (as humanity) had to worry about was terrorist attacks and ebola outbreaks. Compared to what we faced with covid and possibly WW3, they almost seem trivial
@@bernhardalbrechtgroeneveld4500 meh, I’m not bothered.
Hdjjdjjs
@@bernhardalbrechtgroeneveld4500 dude you have one long name to cause me a stutter. Keep a nickname just like they nicknamed severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 as SARS-CoV-2.
"The infidels are sucking up our bandwidth."
"Do we blow up a building?"
"No, we'll change the Wifi password."
First time they dont opt for the click-BOOM option, lol
Peace 💓🕊️✌️
@Il Manticore racist much … but ok
@Il Manticore so you are admitting to being islamaphobic?
@Mel C excuse me?
“Red button, what’s Africa?” That part really cracked me up 😂😂
Africa is a country, and the capital of this country is Ebola.
8:30 look at the perfect control of the timings top comedians have.
He sets up the joke, delivers a first punchline by making the crowd anticipate it, pauses then delivers a second punchline by over-fulfilling the anticipation. Two punchlines, one joke. Brilliant.
Drink 6 Guinness all at once. Brilliant
Americans learn comedy
@@MaticTheProto I'm not murican I'm from the first world you absolute 👳🏾♂️
@@elbarto8282Who asked you to dissect the joke/bit and why did you need to be racist in your retort you🤡
@@elbarto8282what kind of insult is that
Good point Romesh. The billions spent on airport security means they have won.
They got a victory there for sure, but one can also argue that it played right into the hands of governments wanting more control over us.
@@andersandersen6295 so the only ones that guaranteedly lost from it is the vast majority just flying because they need to travel
@@andersandersen6295 i know very well
@@andersandersen6295 yep the government are using these terrorist to boost up their power
I think ISIS and a few other similar groups would claim not to have fully won until everyone on earth was either on board with their particular denomination or dead. But I would definitely agree that the west has lost in some important ways.
The bit from 08:30 onwards just shows how much of a master romesh is with his comedic pauses. I've seen the bit before but i was almost crying laughing
Woke jokes amateurish. Masters avoid jokes that are politically correct and fit the norm.
@@r13hd22 he literally said he was joining isis mate.
Trying too hard to avoid PC topics is just as bad as avoiding offensive ones. He knows how to be funny either way.
@@NihongoWakannai A joke about a white woman rapping sounding like a black man is racist, is not woke, because of a different joke?
Go back to sleep you ponce.
@@r13hd22 are you, perhaps, offended?
@@r13hd22 okay snowflake
Big shout out to automatic closed captioning for displaying the man's name as RUBBISH. Everyone's a critic.
😂😂😂
LOL!
i think google is with captioning
I absolutely love this man's delivery. He knows exactly when to pause, let the audience think they know the punchline and then deliver something even better, or simply plow through the laughs with a followup that pushes the momentum even higher. Wish more comedians understood how powerful delivery can be cause there's a lot of people with great material and boring/sub par delivery
This is so true. Being able to play with an audience and take them on a tour through your mind.. is a whole different skillset. He does this excellently.
Ricky Gervais springs to mind as a supposed comedian, who has bad timing, poor audience interaction & reading moods; personally I find RG is largely too much ego wrapped up with a dull level of humour suitable for persons who think they aren't that dumb...
Then again, I am a comedy child upon Ben Elton, Rowan Atkinson, Hugh Laurie, Mel and Smith, Rik Mail & Ad Edmondson, French and Saunders, Two Ronnie's, Only Fools and Horses, Red Dwarf, Young Ones, Black Adder, Who's Line Is It Anyway, QI, Mock the Week etc...
I must admit I played that clip 4 times of him saying "would you like a pappadam". It was glorious.
Come to my house you'll hear it twice a day. Glorious laughs forever HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. If you're in Singapore or Mumbai just hit me up.
He straight up made the joke, laughed about it being taken out of context by a tabloid, then gave them the headline picture, and I’m over here listening from 6 feet in the earth!
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@@endxofxeternity laughed to death, and that honestly was the Best thing he did, absolutely brilliant
In Good Omens by Terry Pritchett and Neil Gaiman the demon Crowley creates all sorts of ‘inconveniences’ that are quite effective just as Romesh indicates, but, the boss demons don’t get his approach At All, still doing things the old fashioned way, ‘tempting and turning, one at a time, as long as it takes’ instead of just annoying the entire populace of London during one noonday traffic jam or mobile phone blackout. Such a relevant read :-)
Lovvveeeddd that series!!
Also the entire M25 is a satanic rune. I love that book so much
He invented the M25.
Came to the replies to mention the M25 and I'm American....that's how good that book is. I've read it 3 times.
The bit about being more concerned about inconvenience than loss of life really reminded me of anti-mask protests.
Imposing the filthy face rag superstition on others was an extreme ethical violation born out of your cowardly hysteria. That's why we refused it. The perpetrators of that atrocity will admit fault and be punished before we can move on as a society.
The point is that we don't believe in this cowardly superstition that you made up and tried to impose on everyone out of a desperate hysteria. Protestors was standing up for not letting people asinine stupid superstitions on others.
@questioner you nailed it. Even managed to summon one of them.
As someone who was never anti mask, I understand where you're coming from, but don't think it's quite right. The protests were about the freedom to choose. Being allowed to make their own decisions and not have their rights taken from them.
@@NsTheName yeaaa i doubt the founding fathers thought it was necessary to include caveats when there are plagues and epidemics when their towns had populations in the few thousands. not like people get the right to choose whether or not they pay taxes, right? clearly some stuff cant be rights if it impedes the functioning of the country. wait till USA gets a similar virus to SARS, i wouldnt be surprised if a quarter of the population gets wiped out then.
His jokes are great, his pauses are awesome
Terrible jokes
@@FIshfood500 huh?
and his eyes are lazy.
@@FIshfood500 for tasteless audiences
@Zhean He meant to say "terrific"!
Some comedians' names are a guarantee of quality, and Romesh is one of them. I never regret watching his stand-up. Always funny and true.
100% agree on the Iggy Azalea thing. Aussie hip hop is similar to UK where there are loads of rappers who rap with their Australian accent. You don't have to do an American accent and you def don't have to do a deep south accent.
Can you recommend some good Australian rappers?
Idk why Romesh seems to think thats a deep southern accent
So read up on Silibl N' Brains. A Scottish rap duo who got no traction at all rapping with their normal accents, so pretended to be American and were signed by Sony. This is most certainly a thing.
@@KindredBrujah I just looked them up, but even their 2004 stuff sounds American. Is there anything on youtube in their original accent?
@@gothnerd887 Flithy Frank
Just stumbled upon this on RUclips. What a class act, brilliant comedy. Good to see great comedy still being written
08:30 I listened till the end of the joke seeing where itd go... And when he said "for the authenticity-" i got it the second and said "OH, FAIR ENOUGH."
I love this mans humour..
same
Oh thanks for your unconditional support and unending love ❤️
Romesh is one of my favourites, his delivery is just something else 🤣
Wow, 666 likes on you, creepy
LOL @ 6:17
"What I'm hoping is nobody just releases only that clip on to RUclips."
“What if The terrorists have already won” total audience silence as they think of 150 years of British foreign policy…
Pretty sure that's damb close to 500 years of American and Brittish history. From Queen Elizabeth Sponsoring Pirates to raid Spanish Gold Ships, to America sponsoring the Taliban on their fight Against the Soviet Union. We've been sort of Sponsoring terrorists to Fight weird proxy wars since English emerged in it's modern form. Can't bring up Colonial expansion or CiA operation without uncovering weird stuff if you look too long. It's not everything America and U.K. do, but it does stain our Legacy😅
Well, we did have to pull out of most of our overseas colonies so those guys won, and it was righteous that they did. Not so sure about these current terrorists, seem a bit too right wing to me, still a right wing government that hates imperialist powers isn't necessarily worse than a right wing government that brutalizes workers on behalf of American corporations because they're funded by the CIA.
Hilarious !!!
I legit laughed at that line. The audience seems like a bunch of squares.
“Decoconut myself” best line I’ve ever heard
What do you think it might mean?
@@matthewbartsh9167 Coconuts are brown outside, white inside. Slang for assimilated people in white countries.
@@matthewbartsh9167 He mentioned before in this show or another cant remember his family calls him a coconut, basically meaning he is brown on the outside but inside he is white since he doesnt speak his familys language and stuff.
I am Australian and I am ashamed that Iggy is even associated with us.
I am with you Romesh....
Its important for fake woke people to give each other group therapy. Its needed.
Iggy Azalea? Have a heart for us Saffers and Die Antwoord, mate.
@@dannyarcher6370 wa??? As an Australian that loves Sth Africa what’s the problem with Die Antwoord??? They destroy azalea!
Note, I can’t call her Iggy cos there is only one Iggy and his first band was called the Stooges!
@@lachlanwelsh5880 Better question , what isn't wrong with them ? Do a google or 2 mate
When he was talking authenticity, my head went straight to Hilltip Hoods.
Great set. Seriously though, heaps of Australians rap/sing/act/write with American accents and expressions, because we're bombarded with so much American culture that it feels weird not to. (In fact, Australians make fun of other Australians for sounding too Australian)
Yes, the cultural cringe has always been one of our major flaws, but having a neutral singing accent and putting on a distinct spoken-word accent are not the same thing.
mate, I'm Greek and even we make fun of Australians for sounding too Australian and we usually speak English as if we're getting uppercut by Mike Tyson.
Singing also seems to erase/dull all but the most extreme accents.
@@ThisIsANameBruh 😂😂🤣🤣
I think everyone does this, I'm an Aussie but when it comes to rap i turn hood American real quick even doing gun and gang signs like i know what they mean smh. It's not to offend it's just how I've grown up seeing rap and i enjoy it and it would not sound the same with my Aussie accent
8:31 made me spit out my drink
The crowd went MAD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is what you call comedy at its best.
Romesh is hilarious. Not just the things he says but it's how he delivers them, the pauses, the facial expressions all together which is what makes it special
Isis probably does have better WIFI.
I moved from a small country town where we could stream HD on 3 devices at once to the middle of Sydney where I have to ask my wife to pause Netflix so I can download my emails. It's terrible here.
Well your first mistake was living in Australia, a place that refuses to upgrade their copper lines to fibre.
@@power50001562 they need to update their coppers
The reason he’s so funny is that he’s always aggravated. Watching him on Taskmaster he is just always angry, and the other contestants can’t stop laughing.
(PS: Tree Wizard might be the funniest thing I’ve ever seen in my life)
THERE WAS NO BOX, MATE
@@finestjellybeansrawlol9486 hahaha! God was he angry about the box!
Yes, but that can tire. David Mitchell is at risk of doing the same thing. Just ranting isn't funny. It needs to be mixed in with jokes.
@@ontheroad5317 TREE WIZARD
@@davidfellows1650 🤦🏻♂️
He predicted the mental crisis during and after the pandemic! People in the US are just so pissed and done with any inconvenience in society
Because they're violations of human rights, and bring down society (as the root cause, not 'because of people's reactions to them').
Never wear the masks hahahahahaha
He absolutely nailed it with how simple we'd disregard things and how much we'd be up in arms for the simplest discomforts...
That Ebola bit of him absolutely was foreshadowing things if we'd noticed it
Love the fact that he says the deep south and even as a brit everyone knows he means America. No other south that's deep anywhere.
As an Indian looking coconut, I wholeheartedly concur.
Just give this guy his Netflix special
Mitchell and Webb did a great re-enactment of the recap pre and post break of shows, where it's all just recaps and nothing happens.
Next time, on The Gift Shop sketch...!
@@axldave9940 That's it
He really hit the nail on the head with the inconvenience stuff. We had people here in the US losing their god-damned mind because they had to wear a face covering to go to the grocery store.
All because of misinformation spread on social media by Russian troll farms no less. Putin has cracked the code, or is taking notes from Romesh, lol.
Ugh! Selfishness at its finest. Also, the hoarding!
No bro, you don't understand. Protecting other people by wearing a flimsy little mask is clearly relatable to slavery
You must consider the leadership in the White House. A whiny president who thought little of protection.
@@WilliamTyndale007 Trump, yes.
This dude's hilarious, can't believe this is the first time I'm seeing him
Red button! What's Africa? 😂😂😂😂😂
I remember after 9/11 blue eyed blondes telling me that it was okay to racially profile at the airports and I was like "Right. Because you're the one they're going to pull out of line." Romesh is so unbelievably funny and so spot on with his social commentary.
anti-white racist. maybe stop doing terrorist attacks?
Someone I know told me, that in the late seventies he went to a Chinese restaurant a few times where the waiter was white but was wearing makeup to resemble a Chinese.
Wow. A different time but even then weird as weird can be
What, he dressed up to look like sweet and sour pork?
"Iggy Azelea is a minstrel who couldn't be asked to black up" - I died.
Arsed
Now I am scared finding out I've been living in the ISIS country by definitions "good wifi", "no unpredictable car stops"
Brits, protect this man at all costs.
And his uncle. He is also very funny.
And his uncle. He is also very funny.
Seen him live. He was excellent. Honestly my video just buffered at the exact spot!
For a little authenticity:
"Would you like a poperdom?" Lolololol
8:50 it took me 'voo doo like a papadum' to go full bwahahaha 😂 great stand up act. Cheers from Mumbai 🤘🏾
What depression looks like:
Alone in the dark naked watching a standup routine because you feel too tired to get a glass of water.
Naked. But you still raise your hand when the performer asks if you've never heard of Iggy Izaelia.
Aww I'm so sorry, depression is a btch if ever there was one.
Hope you're feeling better
@@ankitm3439 Just got back from Europe and I feel INVIGORATED. I'm changing my look and going to the mountains!
I’m u 3 weeks ago hopefully I go to the mountains in 3 weeks
@@rowlerberry I'm you three weeks from now. You don't.
Best stand up comedian! He slaggs off white society and himself, his culture and we all laugh and love it!
Everyone should be a target.
He’s bloody awful
@@FIshfood500 🤦🏻♂️
@@mallardofmodernia8092 most others are. More so than white people, historically speaking. Because of that, white people often hear comedians nowadays cracking jokes at white culture and get very nervy about it (dare I say, offended), because we’re not used to that particular shoe being on the other foot.
@@thatkidwiththehoodie erm self deprecating white racial humour has been around for quite awhile although back in the day nationality was more treated like race like 'the german/japanese/british/french race ' etc.
But yh no one should be safe from humour especially those in power and those with social protections.
I just want to say, Australian rap, done with Australian accents is a thing, and a lot of people here love it.
How do you do existential angst in Australian accent?
Except when it's Allday. That guy is unbearable to listen to.
Hilltop hoods!!!!!
Whites taking another aspect of black culture for themselves
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A great comedian. Good crowd here, too, which helps!
Have not heard of this guy before
BUT....WOW!! WILL be looking out for him now....HILARIOUS!!!!!🤣🤣🤣
He is hilarious in stuff he shows up in, I've seen him on QI, HIGNFY, countdown and Taskmaster. He's always funny.
@@Phelixc Also one of the Big Fat Quizzes.
@@juliazay5148 Oh, yeah, that one to!
Seriously?wow. Enjoy his videos he's hilarious ❤️
Hundreds of videos out there of him. And he shows up on pretty much every British comedy show. I’m an American that loves Taskmaster, 8 out of 10 Cats, all of those wacky shows.
Airport checks are a butt pill and a serial humiliation. Well dealt Romesh!
*"it's easy to not care about something that don't affect someone who looks like you"*
Romesh Ranganathan is one of the best comidians alive.
Hahahahahaha you must have a sad life
@@SunGsam-rd7tu Well comeing from someone that leaves that comment everyone arond you must have a sad life.
Check out Andrew Schultz
@@TheTilitus English please
@@TheTilitus Fits so well into my favorite quote from Ricky Gervais
"That's the best thing about being dead, it's like being stupid. It only hurts everyone else."
4:50 is mind-blowingly on point, given he said it pre-covid.
Romesh killed me. I laughed so hard several times.
When he said a black woman from the south, he needs to clarify he means in the US. I imagine most people thinking he means a London accent lol.
4:12 most underrated line
This is one of the reasons British comedy is always the best!
Best at what exactly, dry wit? Wit comes in many forms, many funny British people, broaden those horizons, when it comes to pure rapid fire wit, most can't stand on the mountain that is Dave Attell
as long as it politically correct
The slang is polite, serious and sarcastic. It adds to comedic element.
@@Berry-fr5wj He just made fun of terrorists and racist jokes, at which point was that politically correct
@@Mediados Tell that to every comedian that has been cancelled apart from your mate Romesh because his jokes are inoffensive
How about getting cold calls from someone who has the strongest Indian accent ever then they say their name is Peter stuart!🤣🤣
How accurate his Iggy Azalea impression was is sus
I guess that means y'all are both fans of Iggy?
😆 you're white!
@@Jam-ku5tf that’s not my name?
Just straight up solid comedian stuff right here.
I love keep coming back to this every few months. Brilliant
Why is it that when Romesh talked about his 'friend', he sounds like Jack Whitehall?? 🙄😂
This guy is actually funny. What a nice change.
Brilliant content and delivery! My first time seeing Romesh but looking forward to more!!
What I love about him, is he says things, uncomfortable things, and we laugh...and just maybe...we learn something. Hats off to him.
To be fair if a train blew up it would annoy a lot of people waiting to get to work on time.
Id be more concerned for the snack store on the train being closed than the medical attention I'd need from the explosion.
British Rail regret to advise delays to all services due to a fucking big hole somewhere near Chorley Wood
Romesh is one of my favourites he’s so funny 🤣
And his uncle. He is also very funny.
Nish Kumar - the reason I'm unpopular, is because of racism.
Romesh - 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😅😅😅😅🤦♂️
Zero Fs were given by our guy romesh while doing this piece..... 🤣🤣
I don’t know why but “What is Africa?“ got me going. Lol
Africa is a fruit, isn’t it?
The timing on that "for a little bit of authenticity* joke was amazing 😂
why they can't recap the news :
"last week we were lying , the week before we were lying , please believe us today ."
OMG Romesh absolutely killed me with the poppadom 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏
Agree about Iggy! Thank you! Most folks are alright with cultural appropriation. You are NOT over reacting! Thank you.
"Cultural appropriation" is a nonsensical idea, so there's no good reason for anyone to care about it.
You can't own a way of being, and you can't own an idea that you had no part in making.
"For a little bit of authenticity"
Thanks for talking about Iggy. She is mad disrespectful.
"what affects your mental state more? a train blowing up or a guy stopping in front of you in the middle of the road?"
yeesh that one aged like fine wine
His style reminds me of Ricky Gervais. I hope Ramesh gets the opportunities to do his thing, he'll go far.
much better , he’s not offensive
I Wanna take down the West now 😂😂, wifi killed me
Romesh Ranganathan's Controversial Opinions | Irrational | Universal Comedy 9,403 views29 Apr 2022 2142pm 29.4.22 come dine with me? excellent none eventful telly. i am one of those who cant wait until t he next show so wait to watch a whole day of the shows en masse. a most excellent comedy show... erm, reality show.
oh geez this guy knows exactly how to bring down America-inconvenince
No follow up unless it leads to another story relating to the first is worse in my opinion.
"Todays news is tomorrow fish wrapper"
How true a statement
Ahh Romesh mate! Rookie mistake... Giving away ideas before you even get the call *head in hands.
Great set :)
6:15 “I really hoped nobody puts just that clip up on the internet”
Me, shoving Cheetos in my face as I lay in my dark bedroom watching that specific clip: heh *ironic*
His beard and jokes were on point.
What a solid and tight set, bravo!
Romesh Thank you you made me laugh 1st time in days!
He's hilarious! I'm not seeing any US tour dates, I hope he comes soon!
As a call center rep for a cable company I can attest to the fact that people REALLY care about losing their wifi.
Ramesh callig out Iggy for doing a Blaccent! 😂 I love it!
That sesame street terrorist bit is the funniest bit about terrorism i've seen
Man, that comment about the news not recapping is SO true. That feels like the definition of my life with the news.
His timing is so good
this guys making me crack up at 6am during ramadan
I was waiting so long for this clip 😂
So glad to have found this, I needed the laughs
This guy is hilarious, he’s got the perfect delivery
I love this guy 😊 he is amazing
I know it's just a comedy show but we also have hip hop artists in Australia that rap in their own accents.
Names?
He never said you dont... he just said iggy doesnt
1:29 ‘after the break…’
‘Before the break…’
THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND