Aisling Bea Stand-Up: Irish Flirting Vs American Flirting
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2019
- Irish born Aisling Bea takes centre stage with her hilarious stand-up about the difference between being hit on in America and Ireland - one is very easy but one has the potential of becoming very physical.
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The American didn’t realize she was flirting back and missed his chance
ouh snaaap
Great catch there
@@khill4491 lol
Oh that's a good one, she should have ended it what that
Shiiii
The dislikes were Irish people flirting with her
This comment fricking sucks
;)
@@chadpowell1832 no it's good
@@jane_wants_to_feel r/woooosh
@@jane_wants_to_feel don't worry they're just flirting
@@chadpowell1832 Your name is Chad, i hope you like peaking in highschool :)
"My grandmother was Irish" litteraly every American I have ever met
Existing person and anyone in central belt Scotland
It's probably got something to do with the 300k Irish slaves that started America. Or maybe the great I'm migration...there at the very least 50 million people of Irish heritage here. Probably closer to 100 million. The Irish that came her in one generation went from gangsters to mayors and politicians...and the slaves kids best the brittish...so yeah.
@@raymondnoodels7775 Most white Americans have German ancestry buddy and the US population is 300M with 70% white meaning no. 50-100M American aren't Irish.
My grandmother was Irish.
Well it's true of alot of Americans. My *great* grandmother was irish
Damn she was flirting hard on that American dude.
Seems like the audience didn't followed her clue either.
Did we watch the same clip? Because, nah, she wasn't flirting.
Alisaishere Did YOU watch the same clip?
@@alisaishere she was
Alisaishere she starts this by basically saying the Irish flirt by insulting each other.
@@doodlertoodlert8728 @alisaishere is correct.....you guys clearly didn't understand the joke.
OK, but I love how utterly thorough and specific the Irish can get with their interminable insults.
It's an art lad.
I respect people who can get creative with their insults. I get too many “you’re fat! You’re ugly! You’re a freak!” Stop just stating the obvious! That’s so unoriginal and lazy! Someone gets creative and I stand up and applaud their effort
It's like really rude poetry to us.
It's because they grew up talking to each other like that and don't get offended, just dish back.
@@zakh-g4893 Me too!
"It's the middle of the day I'm completely sober"
....You're Irish, that's a lie.....
LOOOOOOOOOL that was funnier than the 2 min I just watched
Sober's a relative term, Bailey's in your coffee and a couple pints on your lunch break don't even count, really.
😂😂😂
She was in America though
it's called Irish coffee for a reason
I would not survive the dating life in Ireland.
Sora Quill me too I’d get hurt or get super pissed they’d think I’m flirting hard
I barely survive having an irish mom 😂
@@theflyingeyeball We arent drunks lad and even if we do drink a lot we can handle and hold the drink far better than the rest of you can
What? Black americans are the same way though. Like have you ever dated a black girl from here? You cant explain it but you fall in love with someone who calls you shrimp dick and they use it as some term of endearment but I'm over here hurt af and they're laughing and saying "baby i love you and your shrimp dick though." So it's a mixed bag of emotions.
@@deanwhaley1466 Hey if you wear condoms are they custom made for the shrimp? Lol
This is hilarious and true lol.
I'm from Ireland and had a guy friend (also irish) who used to insult me all the time.
One day I stood on the scales and was all happy and said 'I've lost 5 pounds.'
He said 'was that before you took your gut off the sink'
We've been married 15yrs now and have 3 kids
🤣🤣🤣
@ho lee fuk 🤣
How sweet!
Oró!
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Makes me think of when my stepdad went "Hey, I've lost 10 pounds!" and my brother went "Yeah? You take the Hershey wrappers out of your pockets??"
'Us Irish, sure aren't we mad' - Every Irish Comedian
Then what about Scots? I thought they are the angry ones and Irish the drunkards.
Chrissi Both nations of gods.
@Gggg Nah its pretty accurate
I think you've had too much too drink pal, calm down.
Including James Joyce
How the hell have I never heard of this woman. She’s hilarious
BackstageAiden she is on Netflix’s “Living with Yourself” with Paul Rudd
She used to come on shows like nine of out ten cats, real funny *British* comedian
Hilarious? Where?
@Sheikh Tahmid did you just imply that Ireland is in the UK?
*_anger noises_*
why
There's nothing like an Irish accent for a good holler.
scottish aint bad either. If you really want to be good and loud, watch so much scottish and irish TV that you absorb a mix of the 2 accents for twice the superpowers.
CurvingFyre I’ve watched so many Scottish people get angry my voice goes Scottish when I get angry or too happy
As an Irish guy I can tell you this is the case with every type of relationship. If you come across 2 guys agressively trading the most vicious, caustic insults you can bet that they're best friends enjoying each others company. If an Irish person is exceedingly polite and respectful and doesn't use bad language in your presence, then they don't really like you.
i think that goes for everyone really
What nonsense - are you drunk
So what you're saying.... Is all this time I'm not actually bad at interactions I'm just secretly IRISH!? Well shit I know where I need to go to be understood.
That’s how I figured out my Roomate didn’t like me lol 😂 he wouldn’t banter
Throw in some faint praise if you really don't like them.
Some people delight in affecting politeness while making it obvious they consider it beneath their dignity to endure you one second more than necessary.
I’m Irish. and i gotta say.
She’s not wrong.
I'm fully Irish and I gotta say..... there's something wrong with me.... I've never done that lol
@@patrickwannafightaboutit6338
We could fill a warehouse with the things that are wrong with you, buddy. 😉
(am I doing it right?)
it's all fun and games till your grandma finds out your new gf is a protestant
@@majorfallacy5926 Would an atheist be better or worse xD
what the fuck is fully irish? you can't be 75% irish ffs, you're either irish or you're something else
"we havent even had sex yet" is the Islands way of saying "we're gonna have sex". BOTH islands
@eagle PHD well, it depends on what a person finds normal. Every nation/country/people has their on way of communicating this kind of thing. I myself kinda like the more romantic sort of flirtations too, but you know.. each to their own
@eagle PHD how am I using excuses? Im just stating facts. It just comes down to the social culture that has evolved in different places. In this case Britain and particularly Ireland. And if you dont like it, its your choice not to go there, isnt it?
Just cos you dont like certain ways doesnt make it less true.
Who in the history of the world has ever referred to Ireland or england as “the islands”?
She did say yet 🤔😉
@@rhiannonp7244 Some Irish people don't take kindly to Ireland being called a British Isle but they haven't really proposed a good alternative, thus 'these islands' or 'the islands'
In Ireland we genuinely show affection to people by mocking, insulting, ridiculing people. We call it "taking the piss" it's just a bit of fun.
If you think Irish like taking the piss you should see what germans do with it
I was raised on this kinda sense of humour because my dad was like that.. Actually both parents.. I see it aa something ok too. I hate when people think of it negatively... And it is hard for me to fit overly polite people... My roots are strictly polish btw.
That sounds like us Aussies too. 🙂🇦🇺
@@stephanieyee9784 Many convicts transported to Australia were Irish, it may have to do something with that.
I was raised by an Italian who shows his affection this way. It's lead me into a great deal of trouble and cost me friendships. Clearly I just needed to go to Ireland to find people who spoke my language.
I once went to Dublin with a couple of friends. At the airport an Irish woman asked us were we were staying. And when we told her the streetname, she said:'you' re a bunch of posh bastards aren't ya?' And we were like.' euh, this is the hotel the travel agency gave us.' Now I understand she was flirting 😂. The same weekend another woman said to our somewhat smaller, faulmouthed when he was drunk, friend :' hey watch your language, you oversized midget 😂.'
Isn’t an “oversized midget” just an average-sized person?
@@lukeh8891 Yeah, but the proportions are different...
"A real Irish woman"
@@NN-zg5bz sorry, it's how we Flemish talk. I will remove the real.
OMG, I'm laughing so hard at the midget-line 😂😂😂😂😂😂 this is the funniest thing I've heard/read recently 😂 you're friend is a professional at flirting 😂👍 so good and so funny 😂
Her American accent was so freaking realistic tho
Can we all take a moment to appreciate that her American accent and delivery were both DEAD ON
Really, really good, yes, but -- "you're under no obligation to RING me at all" -- we would say "call." Otherwise, spot on.
Yes. "Ring" for that instantly announces "I'm not from here." As does saying things like "learnt."
How much fun would I have if I just sat down in a pub in Ireland and just, observed?
Keep a notepad with you and just write everything down and publish it as a comedy 😂
Lots. The more you get insulted, they like you.
@@AerCloud god had to compinsate for your birth by creating fire, goodness and light, and the abundance of sadness and depression that you see in everyone is caused by you and you alone. Like that?
(This is a joke if you don’t get it, I’m sure your a lovely person).
@@mrobligatory.5234 exactly.
And no offense taken ! I'm Irish!
Went into a pub in Ireland with my girlfriend (nearest village to her family farm) many years ago. I was 6'5", suntanned, black hair, brown eyes, military haircut. Literally all talking, music, and activity died out as everyone stared at me. She went to the bar to order and turned to ask me what I was drinking. "Pint of Guinness" I replied. Talking, music, and activities started up again...
I love Aisling. She always cracks me up.
@benicecunt o.k. 😂😂😂
@benicecunt o.k. Someone's getting flirty
@@Nina-cd6uw lmaooo
*Looks around in Ireland
It literally be like that
I wish people would speak English instead of whatever this is.
Nadia K ok boomer
@@blueberryshake333
It don't always be like that, but it do.
@@blueberryshake333 Sometimes that's just the way it be.
TJ T xD
That American was one smooth sob
Only if he was good looking
You think? I've seen Americans flirt since living here it's creepy to me. Why give your number? Why do it sober? Some people just give their phone number and leave like if you were drunk you could just talk now.
@Harry Paul Being somewhat confident in yourself and being yourself seems to be more of a mandatory thing for getting a woman. Not looking like model. IMO. (This coming from an absolute train wreck of a man.)
@@iz723 Maybe on tinder.
Not really.
For any white Americans trying to hit it off well with someone from a European country I urge you to NEVER under any circumstances talk about your ancestors, don't talk about how your whole family is Irish, Scottish, Swedish, etc.
If you're interesting and fun to be around that's infinitely more engaging than having you list off a bunch of people who are long dead or carry on traditions we've never heard of and most likely never will have any desire to engage in.
"Oh my great grandmother was Belarusian and every fifteenth Saturday of the 3rd summit of Capricorn she'd strip my grandfather naked and chase him round the yard with a beehive for the festival of Bahl, the almighty scrotum."
That's what you sound like to us.
That and the Stewart Lee bit about hack US comedians.
Went off on one there.
Probably time for one of my tablets.
I worked at a restaurant for two summers and the second summer, for some reason, a group of Irish girls staying in town all got jobs at the restaurant and they were some of the nicest people I had ever met! Guess they weren't flirting...
Well it is a generalisation... We're not all the same!
Damn. That American pick up line is actually quite slick. Direct but not creepy at all.
Anyways. I can relate to her Irish flirting. We do that here in our hometown too, only not as fuckin harsh like that. Jeeezus. Is it really like that in Ireland?
Or it's the same in my hometown where we do insult the opposite sex but in a knowingly playful way.
Then the tension you get from that is a good start for the romance.
shes exaggerating for comic effect but its kind of true, no one would straight up ask a girl out on a date like we see Americans do on tv shows.
in Ireland you:
1st.
get drunk together either as part of the same group of friends/work mates/college students/neighbors/vague acquaintances
2nd
at the same time pay attention to the girl/guy you like by being a smart ass /mocking them/ joking around
3rd
get off your face drunk and end up on the dance floor/a dark corner/ outside in the smoking area where you go in for the shift/kiss the face off each other +/- drop the hand/have a feel, might go home together for "the ride"
4th
repeat 2 to 5 times before you might have an actual date date
Thats the kind of pickup line spineless pussies use.
@@shr00mhead Just if the first thing a guy says to me is that I remind him of his grandmother, I'd be like "not the thing to say to someone y'want to bang, eh?"
@@christopherbennett5858 If you want to make a good impression, you dont tell someone that they remind you of anyone. Thats for the third date or somethin. If you want to make a good impression, you treat someone like theyre a unique individual. Because they are.
@@shr00mhead Couldn't agree more.
When flirting with a woman from Ireland, ask her where she lives in England.
Well, if you like living dangerously, how about walking into a pub in Ireland and loudly saying "You Brits speak so funny!".
Origami Chik3n live dangerously, try going into an Irish pub and loudly say that you love the U.K.
@@chrissmith3587 these are actually in fact, suicide methods when you cant tie a noose or dont own a gun or are scared of heights
@@origamichik3n are ye tryna get everyone killed lad😂
As a lad from England. This will work, don’t forget to try it when you shoot your shot with a hot Irish lass
"... I'd love to take you for a coffee sometime."
"HWHAET??!??!"
That one word delivery DROPPED me :-P
Wait, so that gal in Killarney was hitting on me?
Crap.
There's no way to tell. That's the point.
"We haven't even had sex yet, you ask me for a coffee?" DEAD
I've been living in Ireland for not even a year yet, and I can tell you Irish humour is impeccable. Wish I heard of this comedian before :D
So, in other words, the Irish act like kids at the playground. You know, where if a boy hits you, it means he likes you. Only with the Irish, the adults are doing it.
except it’s fun
In America is spousal abuse
"He only slaps me three times a day"
We're weird over here leave us alone
Yeah, kids and Irish haven't managed to get scared yet, like that American example so terrified he has to take every precaution to not offend.
Except that it is a generalisation.
As an Irish woman, I can confirm.
I wish all women were forthcoming like you Irish girls, everyone would be banging twice as much
That small peins joke is so true that condoms wont fit on it especially Asian men from India China Japan etc
I couldn't help but notice your comment has 69 likes... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
As an Englishman who has...enjoyed the company of two Irish girls, in my youth, I can also confirm.
Also, 'bye bye bye bubye bye bye bubye'
She'd be a perfect mrs doyle if fr ted was ever mistakenly rebooted
Gary Clarke we don’t make mistakes just happy little accidents
AHAHAHAHA Omg she would be 😂
No, no, fucking no.
@@daithinolanskl1977 Ah Gowan, gowan, gowan, gowan.
There was a planned American version, not sure if it's happening
Her American accent is spot-fucking-on. Not overdone like other comedians; not exaggerated, didn't need to rely on a stereotypical accent like a Southern accent or a valley girl accent, just regular, flat, Americanism right there.
The mannerism was pretty particular too. Hit the nail on the head with that head-bobbing/blinking/disarming chuckling/ummm'ing shtick. So good.
It was flat and a touch nasal. It sounded slightly like a Chicago accent. They’re definitely flat.
You explained it well, too.
"Disarming" is a word I didn't know I was looking for, but that's it.
It was really good, you're right. Had she said "You're under no obligation to CALL me" instead of "RING me," it would have been just perfect.
You just announced that anything out of your mouth is "shtick."
She'd make a great pokemon trainer
Wtf???? Please explain???
Yeah what
@@mushrooka Pokémon sword and shield has a Scottish female trainer and then there's the memes. I think he means she would be a great addition in that sense.
@@TiTanABCD but she's Irish lol
@@mushrooka An Irish woman in Scotland would be hilarious.
The combination of "we haven't even had sex yet" and "fuck off, you rapist" is what really got me.
YES! same.
Long elaborate insults don't do much for me at all but contrasts in culture really interest me, and then the strange feeling of how something so cultural and intuitive seems to feel right and make sense but then it doesn't add up logically? -it's confusing and makes you think. Why does it make sense? It just does.
@@Marina-nt6my You raised a good point; maybe the "illogical" nature makes it a flirt rather than an actual insult? For example, she called the guy rapist, because he invited her for coffee BEFORE they'd had sex. I guess she was, in a sarcastic way, acknowledging how proper the guy was, and flirted at him by ridiculing his being proper. It's kinda like a backhanded insult... maybe
"In order to find his equal an Irishman is forced to talk to God." - Stephen The Irishman (Braveheart 1995)
This actually explains a real life experience I had with a girl from Ireland.
This is the basic experience with any person worth a shit. The borders you were born between are fake. People are people everywhere.
@@CNYKnifeNerd You sound like you get hostile over fake things.
@@zyxwut321 he/she's feelings something, let them lol
@@CNYKnifeNerd get help
@@CNYKnifeNerd of course, culture and personal experience don't exist and it's all a construct, right? 😂
Sweet Jesus, her voice is *smooth*.
omg I didn't know she was a stand up comedian. She stars in a British series "This way up" and shes brilliant there. I totally reccomend it guys💚
She's also hilarious on UK panel shows like 8 Out of 10 Cats does Countdown, Taskmaster and 8 out of 10 Cats as well as Mock the Week.
Probably the only good thing about Living With Yourself is it introduced me to Aisling Bea. She's hilarious!
Yeah man I expected it to be fun but it was juts painful, I mean whats up with that ending? Even got had a better ending than this.
@@joshdunham7167 I mean, there were a couple highlights, and Paul Rudd is always great, but I won't be watching season 2 if it ever happens.
Your problem with that show is that it's brilliant and you aren't.
Ok
I think it was good as it was. I mean, could have been better, could have been worse, but it certainly entertained me for binging 8 episodes in one day and that's the whole idea, so... all good.
i have Irish Flirting
all my life without knowing it and I'm from Denmark
christianlt90 tja .. i Danmark gør vi jo også lidt andeles .. hey skatter er du fuld som jeg er .. du er .. fint .. lad os tag et knald og pizza den .. nej vi behøver ikke at gør det hjemme hos en af os .. baggården er fin som den er og jeg kan lige nå at pisse på en politibil før vi går i gang .. som sagt god gammel tradition .. 😜
Hahahaha, same here in Spain.
I guess it's an European kind of thing? :D
Ja de gode gamle danske traditioner 😅
Yes probably a European thing 😂
If you like this one you should totally see her Live at the Apollo and Russell Howard gigs, they're amazing!
@benicecunt o.k. You okay, mate? I see you left a similar reply to a few others who enjoyed the video. If you've got a problem with her, just say it
@benicecunt o.k. Said the one getting angry at strangers on the internet for liking a comedian they didn't
@benicecunt o.k. You sound like you want to rant, go on then. Nothing stopping you
So true Aisling, so true. 13 years in Australia and they catch me out with being nice 🤪
I absolutely love this!! Cos it’s so so true in parts 😂😂😂😂👏🏻
James Richards each to there own opinion love x
The rapist part is honestly accurate. If a guy randomly approaches you in public, and then forcibly gives you his number, that should be a red flag, even if he says that you don’t have to call him.
Autumn Potato
Aw, you just exposed yourself.
Loved her in living with my self on Netflix.
The best episode was the one about her, XD
Yeah just binged that in one day and now by chance bump into her stand up. What a welcome surprise.
"...I'm powerless to the rope"
* dances *
Aisling is one of the best people to come out of Ireland. Absolutely hilarious.
Just saw this after binge-watching Living With Yourself. This lady is amazing.
She looks like what would result if Kristie Alley, Rose Leslie, and Anna Kendrick had a love child.
Also, she’s hilarious and I love her ❤️
Oh my god i cant unsee
Really? I see the Irish version of Zooey Deschanel with maybe a splash of a young Brooke Shields.
0:26 seconds in, first time I’ve ever heard of this comedian, in love already
She has beautiful eyes.
Shé does, very sad looking eyes.
Preston Chandler the “black Irish” dark haired, blue eyed women will steal your heart every time.
omg i literally do this ALL the time, she is so accurate
She forgot to mention that Irish guys are slow to propose too. Took my Irish husband 5 years to propose & that was considered super fast by all.
I’ve been with my Irish boyfriend for 8 years and have given up. We’re married to the mortgage though. As good as it gets.
I became best friends with and Irish student who'd family was temporarily working into the states.
She was always super nice at school and one night she invited me over to meet her family.
No joke, I wasn't even have way through the door when
"You F***ing (irish slang I still dont understand) if you dont stop leaving your things around the house I'll (more irish)"
"Um.. is this a bad time..."
"What? Nah. This is normal (joins in the screaming)
It was then that it occurred to me that she was lulling me in to a false sense of security so that she could feed me to the wolves.
Great family though. Still stay in touch
Hahahaha that's the difference between the friendliness that we use as formal manners and genuine intimacy.
@@ByrneMJames
Do irish really think they're the only ones to do this? This is just intimacy, all races and nationalities do this...
Except maybe southern us families and scandinavians, but they arent worth a fuck anyway
This is funny but her stuff at the Apollo is super awesome ... always enjoy it when she compares Americans to the Irish or the British ... I didn’t know how different we were until I visited Britain lol
Its the middle of the day and I'm not even drunk, I feel you!
**whoosh** YA CAN’T!!!!!
The darkest humor is Irish humor.
Hilarious! She does a great American accent, too.
I LOVE these comments--as funny as the video!! Bravo!!
the tumbleweed comment had me dead lmaooo
I need an Aisling stand up special!! The short one isn't enough and it's old
Did anyone just have that moment where they did a close up on here face and you just went AH THAT'S HOT
Yep, im scaroused.
NO NOT REALLY
I'm american and I watch so many UK tv shows and now i'm in love with the UK.
its a good place
Man maybe all my friends were just flirting with me the whole time!
I have no idea why this appeared in my RUclips recommendations but I like it
Everybody "british can't be romantic"
Meanwyle in irlond :
Irish people aren't British, they've spent 700 years trying to remind people of that, like they literally had wars on far that reason, SO I Don't think they'd appreciate being grouped in with the brits.
@@sorrowdusk5068 speak for yourself....I can't get the feck out of this stupid country.....I want to go home.....
Comparing the Irish to the Brits is a death sentence
I caught a three piece combo right to the face by an Irishman once because he thought I looked at him crossways. Told the bartender I don't want the cops called but I want a free hit. Really nice guy actually. Almost convinced me to try and take a cops horse by his justification that "all southerners are cowboys". I almost believed it.
I worked with a large group of Irish engineers last year on some contract work and, when the topic of comedy came up one evening, every single one of them was sick and fed up with Irish comedians constantly making out they're nothing but clinically insane drunkards compared to the rest of the world. It's old-hat now. It was quite eye-opening as an Englishman how vastly different Irish people are to the stereotypes.
Saw this and immediately saw her comedy lineup, hilarious!
Damnit we can’t get her special in Australia
VPN? I’m not sure because I haven’t got one myself but I’ve heard that’s one way.
George Caplin Netflix blocks vpn
Ailin Ell Mine doesn’t
lacari0 which one do you use?
Ailin Ell PIA VPN
'Aisling Bea' really floats my boat........................just wish it were reciprocal
One can but dream
:)
"WE HAVEN'T EVEN HAD SEX YET AND YOU'RE ASKIN ME OUT FER A COFFEE?!"
I would have politely asked her to slap me around.
Go for it. Let me know how it goes.
From what I read in the comment section, there'll be a lot of marriages next spring. Love, love, love...
Her yelling scared me I would not have imagined that voice lives inside this lady
Love this woman's humor! She's pretty fabulous!
Flirting with a Irish woman sounds like an awesome time.
I wish this was available on US Netflix
The audience did not laugh nearly loudly or long enough at the blowing of a chef's kiss.
Gawd! I love Irish beors.
hhh-WHAT! It's the middle of the DAYYY!
Is it really like that over in Ireland?
@Matt S 10 years on RUclips and nothing has made me laugh as much as this comment. 🤣🤣🤣
Ye yes it is
Irish people like to take the piss a lot. It's not a universal rule, but we do seem to do it a fair bit, yeah. It's just a bit of craic though.
@Matt S lmfao eu flag go nut in France/Germany with all the money you don't have bc of taxes
You say that like it's a bad thing.
I would thrive in Ireland is what I got from this, and I should bring my mostly of-Scottish-and-Irish-heritage friend with me as she would also have a blast
I finally figured it out . I'm not difficult . I must be Irish 😂😂😂
Irish guy came out of no where and said, 'Give us a kiss luv!' while I was walking down the street and leaned over. I was like AH!!
As a Irishman this is true 100% 😂😂
People are posting about how accurate the Irish part is, but as an American male, I can tell you that American pickup line is on point too.
Insulting is a way of life in Ireland. I worked with an Irish guy before. I’d say good morning and his reply was always “feck off, ya little shite”. Ah, great times.
I am waiting for Amy Schumer to steal this joke from her. 😆 🤣😂😅
Wow, sex first then coffee? I gotta go vacation in Ireland. :P
Do we think tourists are easy and noone will know what we do with them 😂
So this is the level we've descended to.
I friggin’ love her so much!
😅😅😅😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
irish flirting reminds me of middle school flirting here in the states. you only truly trash the girl/boy you have a crush on.
Love when non-americans do an American accent
It’s always so spot on
I literally love aisling so much
The accent switch omg… she’s good lol
I like her in that Paul Rudd Netflix show
It's weird that both characters are 37, but they had to make her 3 years older and him 12 years younger.
@@JackVermicelli Paul Rudd does not age I'm convinced.
I’m sober 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I just love the Irish. Such good comedians and love the accent and their singers they pump out are the best. most of us Liverpudlians are Irish decent which is probably why some of us have such good humour.
The Irish have the best sense of humour.
Providing you understand what they say.