Micky Flanagan - Can I Come Into Your House? REACTION
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Jodi and Nick react to the legendary Micky Flanagan. In this video, he shares his experience of coming to America and sharing differences with the UK and the USA
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When I was in the Royal Navy, my ship berthed opposite a US ship on a finger jetty and both crews ditched gash at the same time. Each ship formed a chain and passed rubbish bags along the ship, down the gangway and along the jetty to the 'dumpsters' at the end. It took about 15 minutes.
The American crew finished a couple of minutes before we did, and their completion of this task was punctuated with vast amounts of hollering, whooping, ass smacks and high fives. We stopped what we were doing to watch this celebration of dumping rubbish unfold. Needless to say, 100 British sailors collectively turned, raised our hands and shouted, "WANKERS!" to the dozy yank twats 😂
One year at Talisman Sabre a USMC contingent were taught the "Aboriginal greeting dance" just in case they ran into a tribe in Shoalwater Bay even though the odds were on par with encountering Bugs Bunny. A couple indigenous blokes from FNQR told tales of poison darts and cannibalism to wind things up a bit. The dance they learned was The Nutbush and Tina Turner herself would have been proud of how fast those blokes learned it.
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That's genius. God, I miss the mob 😟
@@SteveSmallMusic The best of times and the worst of times mate
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The stereotype of Americans being ridiculously positive is real, relative to the rest of the world.
Just watch American sporting events. Every time I visit the U.S. the difference is stark. We often perceive it as fake, but it’s not.
The over the top positivity that i've experienced in the US is from hospitality staff. I feel this is due to tips being such an important source of income
"That's because you are just eternally grumpy" Said to the man with a HUGE grin on his face.
Before i begin watching, i already know this is going to make Jodie blush😂😂
This is my favourite bit from Mickey
Also another thing i noticed when i was over there is you dont make fun of situations we would. So over here, if someone drops a glass or a waitress drops some plates etc everyone will cheer and maybe applaud them, an older gent may shout ‘sack the juggler!’ Or something similar. In the states everyone looks over to see what the noise was and then goes about their business.
Yep, it's the law in the UK, it's mandatory to at least all shout "whaaaaaay!" when someone drops a glass
Yeah, or shout "Taxi!"
Things like this are why I love being British. Everyone knows if someone drops a glass it's a minimum of a wheey
Two of the most positive, smiley, happy people on the planet, saying there are miserable people in America 😂 we know.
"There are plenty of miserable people."
You sent us Rich Hall, that should have got the message across.
I've been watching some of your older videos and it's surprising how much you both have changed from watching British comedy.
One thing stands out is that once you use to bleep out certain words, now you'll leave the C word in.
Because all the brits probably complained about it lol
I think it comes from the service industry, waiters, shop assistants etc.....
Customer service is generally much more positive and enthusiastic than over here.
Or clapping and cheering at the movies.
There's definitely some truth to it.
Definitely a service industry thing, walk into a bar in the states and are welcomed with " hello sir, how are you today, what can I get for you" , I'm used to walking into my local and being welcomed with "what the fuck do you fucking want now".
I had thought you may have dodged this particular one of Micky’s performances, for obvious reasons. It was very open minded of you to let it go without any editing out as it was one of his best, and great to hear it again with your reactions was even better.
1981 Americans loved the British so as soon as they heard your accent their day would light up. Strange questions soon follow. At that time 'Have you met The Beatles, have you met the Queen' and 'do you know so an so who lives in London'? I just replied yes to all three and made their day.
Hadn't seen that before. Very funny guy. For those that may not know: Syrup = Syrup of Fig = Wig.
Barnet = Barnet Fair = Hair.
Thanks captain obvious
Same as American stereotypes of UK peeps, that we all wear suits and wear bowler hats holding an umbrella and never express emotion 😂 spiffing old chap
I say, old bean you are rather spot on.
Have you been following me?
I've been waiting for you to react to this for so long and wasn't disappointed. I hope Jodie recovers soon 😅😅. All the best from Sheffield England.
Lazy French needs to be next on your Micky reaction list 👍🏼
Yes I've been waiting for that clip.
Been to Orlando, Miami, LA & Vegas and it was between a span of 25 to 30 years ago and it was just as Micky said
I went to Florida in 81 on Laker Skytrain. It cost £99.
Went to a place called Zephyr Hills, Florida.
All the people were really positive.
I loved it.
Definitely the hardest I’ve seen Nick laugh 😂 “have a look at his head love”😂
I love Nicks presenting and blokey straight forward american-ness but I stay for Jodi's facial expressions. Especially to Micky reactions :))))
The positivity stereotype I think comes from the American Dream, over-the-top Patriotism and in general "over-the-top" nature of the US that most other countries don't seem to have as much. Sporting events are "big" and over-the-top shows, and customer service is fake smiles etc.
Barnet- Barnet Fair= hair
Syrup- syrup of figs=wigs
Mickey says 'Barnet' which is an English town and 'Syrup'. For those who do not know 'cockney rhyming slang' a 'Barnet' means hair because it's ''Barnet Fair, Hair'. A 'Syrup imeans wig (hair piece or toupee) from 'Syrup and figs, wig'.
Undertaker Vs Mankind hell in a cell was the king of the ring 1998. In your house was the event brought in when they first started doing PPV's every month. Basically they had Royal Rumble in January, WrestleMania in March/April, king of the ring in June, SummerSlam in August and Survivor series in November. In your house then became an event every other month that wasn't already filled. Then they started giving those events tag lines which evolved into the PPV's that took it into the future
I love the perspective you bring on your British comedian reviews. It was annoying me who you reminded me of and then it HIT me! Nick reminds me of a young Titus Welliver and Jodi reminds me of Carrie-Anne Moss! Now I can relax and enjoy your videos
Syrup,syrup of fig = wig.
Barnet,Barnet fair = hair.
When he says “Syrup” it’s rhyming slang for (syrup of figs) wig, Barnet = (Barnet fair) hair, hope this helps. Great channel. 🇬🇧❤️
I think it’s more making fun of Brits in that we can be super miserable 😂
I'm sure there are plenty of miserable people in the USA but they are never in positions where they're dealing with the public. (That would be a disaster). After a weeks stay in the US of being greeted by people smiling at me, telling me to have a nice day, high-fiving each other for everything and listening to sports commentators I felt like killing someone.
I love the word innuendo, it sounds like an Italian suppository.
He used two Cockley rhyming slang expressions there, which impressed me you never queried : 'syrup' = syrup of fig/wig : 'barnet' = barnet fair/hair
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I was in Buffalo seeing my family and they had a party - beer pong! and every round they would high five me, I thought it was pretty sweet though haha 😁
Lol, hadn't seen this one. Absolutely brilliant! Love Micky since you guys started watching. Can I suggest Carl Barron or The Umbilical Brothers?
I think cause the weathers so bad here were not always upbeat but our humour has to be or else wed go fuckin insane
The thing about Mickey is that he has dragged me out so many bad moods. Great Channel and especially love how Jodi always does her best to stay Lady like when Mickey's talk about Sex! But Jobi that beautiful smile/laugh gives you away. Cheer's 🇬🇧
Great vids thanks for watching Micky
When I was in the states I went to a Michigan football game and I was high-fived dozens of times by people I didn't know, It was a little weird for me but was a great experience that I look forward to again.
Yeah, but that's exactly Mickey's point, is that in the UK it seems like we are far more authentic. We don't hide out of fear... and speak secretively to each other. It's not better - just different.
Love your reaction. Micky amazing
Morning from Luton England
😂😂one of the best bits from Micky🙌🏽👍🏽🫶🏽❤️
4:20 Think it's all the teen films from the 80's. E.g..
"Hey Chet great game
( High fives all round )
WOO HOO" chest slam etc.
"Yer Randy AWSOME slam dunk man" ( High five again then low five )
Not sure if you've watched it, but Sean Lock carrot in a box is legendary!!!
Of all the comments I have read none are comedy. Leave it to Mr Flanagan to do what he gets paid big bucks for
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I don't think Americans are overly positive, just that comparably British people are generally negative.
No, we just USED to be a tad more reserved ......but lately it seems to be more expressive ie whenever the tv films A level students getting their results, well......🤮
We went to Manhattan. And one day we went shopping at Macy’s. We were there early in the morning when the doors opened. We walked in and the whole staff were there in a line singing a welcoming song and clapping. We thought it was a great experience.
Whereas I would've turned around shaking my head and gone somewhere else. I can't put up with that level of positivity.
@@finger3181 I would feel soo embarrassed for the staff.
Dave allen first day at school is comedy gold guys ... PLEASE!! react to that one
fantastic vid, fantastic reaction as always!
Grumpy is fine...in fact it is probably in everyones interest.
We are scathingly honest 😮
It's half the fun of life. Sarcasm stems from atack... it's a national pass time. If it's friends .. we'll say it to their face 😂 always, anything less spoils the fun 🎉🎉🎉
I think Americans are better at small talk than brits. We find it intrusive, if some1 ask anything slightly personal. But we have to be polite and say hello 😂
Awesome! Have a nice day!
Currently on SkyShowcaseHD (UK) is ‘Micky Flanagan:Peeping Behind The Curtain’. Following the rise of Micky.
I'm a card-carrying member of "the eternally grumpy". Welcome.
In Britain even if there’s something positive rather than high-5 we say ‘No one likes a boaster’ :)
Good morning from Manchester England
I think the sensitivity is more a modern phenomenon in the western world rather than a specific American trait. Granted political correctness and sensitivity on certain subjects started in America, but it’s everywhere now. Even in Britain, the home of dry humour and sarcasm, people have to watch what they joke about these days. Even just ten years ago no one would have looked twice at some of the jokes that are deemed offensive today.
Barnet = barnet fair = hair
Syrup = syrup of fig = wig
I don't think many people cliché every American here in the UK. There's plenty of variety that can be seen. There's people in general, rock musicians, actors, gangsters, hillbillies who don't fit the description that Micky portrayed
Enjoy watching these type of reaction videos to see the crossover in our humour from the main 50 states to us the 51st. (UK btw) but it seemed like this one missed the point.. the hosts were more defensive of what micky was joking about, namely his comedic take on American sensitivities than their opinion on the actual humour! Don't take the jokes themselves as a personal attack. Give your opinion and understanding of the joke instead. We get equally taken the piss out of from your comedians too.. its what makes comedy funny.
i like your wives coat, looks cool
Americans… let me ask you this…
You’re out at a restaurant or bar and one of the staff drops a tray of glasses and they all smash on the floor.. do you all shout ‘WHEYY!!!’ And laugh at their misfortune?? Because in Britain that is completely standard… has to be done 😂
It depends on the the restaurant and the place it is located really. I used to work in a restaurant for six years. We usually clap and shout “well done” sarcastically. Some places do nothing.
Syrup - short for syrup of fig = wig.
Nah I’ve spent a lot of time all around the US for the last 20 years, there’s definitely a relentless optimism and earnestness, and over-enthusiasm (from a cynical British perspective). But it’s lessened in more recent years. It’s noticeable in shops and restaurants where the service industry norms are very different
Soooo does your bathroom carpet (jacket) match your drapes?
Incorrect.King of the ring 1998.
I thought it was just the college lads like in the American Pie movies,, my mum and dad have visited America a few times and I asked them if they saw any high fiving stuff and they said no. The teenage lads of the late 90s I would think hes alluding to so its not a big thing at all. The American sporting sides love a big celebration though 😉.
Having visited NY and watched lots of American sports, stereotype comes from the always smiley store welcomers and cheering everything in sport, e.g. your hometown type of thing
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Have you guys done Roy chubby brown yet? Not sure if he might be a little too... grim for you folk haha
Cockney rhyming slang.
BARNET = BARNET FAIR = HAIR.
SYRUP = SYRUP OF FIG = WIG.
It's nice to have a UK Vs US bit of funny banter thankfully most Americans get our sense of humour
I love the enthusiasm and energy you two put into telling people Americans army overly enthusiastic end energetic and you two are sober and used the phrase no way hosay lol on reflection do you think it's that blind abandon positivity that Micky refers to as draining, you almost jumped out your seat at the suggestion Americans are excitable
Americans are extremely positive. Yeah you's can be in a bad mood and be miserable but optimism is your general disposition.
You are correct it has got worse , we seem to get the same effect when we have a small number of people colluding with the illusion , seems like Hollywood is pulling all the punches , people take the piss out of me and i enjoy the banta and give it back.
I get the whole stereotype about Americans but IRL they are just as bad once they trust you and you have a few drinks together... I have worked with hundreds over the years in the oil&gas sector.
When it comes to banter and ripping people they are very sensitive at first and take it as an offence. People in the UK just take it and laugh it off in my experience. So there is a very noticeable difference in humour and how we make relationships.... and it makes for good comedy. :)
I'll never forget working with an English and American guy an a job.... and the American guy squared up to the English guy.... the English guy just went "calm down you cunt". It makes me ROFL every time.
For comedy only, has to be. I am 55 and in 81 I was 13. He must have started dating and drinking at 2 😜
Good Morning 😊
We noticed you grumpy git! 😂
I heard it explained as , An armed society is a polite society .
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The stereotype comes from Americans that travel, a very small percentage of Americans... Those that do are very upbeat and it is an accurate depiction of those were exposed to over here, bear in mind there's a large contingent of military, military wives and families, not just the statistical anomalies that are the American tourists...
Do you know what it is really... If you're in a foreign country and you feel stressed, down, antisocial, you don't go out do you? That's why you seem upbeat all the time, because when your not, you stay in, out of sight...
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No the undertaker mankind hell in a cell was king of the ring 1998
Your husband is very shouty
You didn't censor the punchline...thank goodness.
MF coming off the pill ! 😁
I think this sterioytype comes from american customer service to be honest, I always here they try and always be positive and cheerful.
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Wasn't there quite a lot of cocaine use in the 1980s? That could definitely have led to a few too many overly enthusiastic people in New York :)
I think as a tourist in the US you get hit with a lot of the forced happiness and smiles employers in the US often expect employees to wear. The UK is legendary for its miserable staff and terrible customer service.
You need to react to Father Ted, racist priest
PS. It's all gone tits up becouse of the over sensitivity. We used to have Bernard Manning from Manchester brought up in working men's clubs on TV and Jim Davidson (another londoner) as Bernard in an interview said I'm not racist I take the piss out of EVERYONE, that thick skin has gone now.
Yep......say something to a trans person, they'll complain to the Police and you'd be arrested because of hate speech...........happens EVERDAY in the UK!
British and American comedy are miles apart, Brits eff anf jeff and that's what makes it funny. Well done for not beeping out the swear words. Swear words really doesn't bother Brits.
You two are both in education , do you feel new teachers now come out of training with a vert ‘Woke ‘ set of values .
What you have to remember is comedy is a gross exagerration of reality.
Stop being fake then!
Have a nice day. 🤮
Its just teething as a new country. I dunno....praps you will beat China and cheer us all up.