americans try to understand alan carr being british for 10 minutes | Alan Carr: Chatty Man 

i wanted tosee the reaction to Dandilion and Burdock. I loved that but then I love root beer and both are repulsive to normal people

Mr Reynolds can be any flavour Mr Reynolds wants to be.

Hey Alan, you cool 😎

He's from the America continent that counts!

@JamieSMB Actually mate, you're wrong. It's a british colony. Hahah. FU.

Absolutely 😂

Yes 😂💕💕💕

I agree!

He does and he's been around making shows for years

@@zannaxz well some books and a bit of studying will solve that problem for you rather than just wondering aimlessly...

Ye because americans can judge on language.

@@ston4255, and probably have no fkg clue who is responsible for it lol. I'm not being harsh, but they are more or less completely clueless, bless em.

What ston 42 said.

My American friends think I’m bloody mental with the shit I come out with sometimes 😅

That would be "miffed" mate. We need to spell our weird UK only words properly in case anyone else wants to use them.

@@pureskill123 Christ I'm an embarrassment

@@pureskill123 I actually thought that was some new slang I'd never heard before. To be mythed. To feel so lost it is like you are in a myth. Okay maybe it doesn't work.

@@philbecker4676 yeah, once you realise it's not spelt right it completely throws you off... I'm going to start a new thing though!

@@pureskill123 mythed is an alternative spelling of mithed. Northern English dialect meaning to worry about, fuss over or moan about something. mither (third-person singular simple present mithers, present participle mithering, simple past and past participle mithered) (intransitive, Northern England, especially Manchester) To make an unnecessary fuss, moan, bother. quotations ▼ (transitive, Northern England, especially Manchester) To pester or irritate someone. Usually directed at children. Will you stop mithering me!

That was amazing.

Not really. He didn't properly explain what 'dogging' is at all. He made it sound like a wife swapping party in a car park. Or 'cruising'..

@@owenorders5202 Calm down 😂

@@SunJake Do you mean: "Caaaalm down, caaalm down."? (It you don't know British comedians, that will be lost on you, 'though.)

He got dogging mixed up. Never explained it too well. Dogging is "watching"... Shaggers in cars being watched by others who usually jack off .

He should do the lay bys on the A43 towards kettering out of Northampton are notorious for it!

that was so quick of him I thought

She actually is not. I know this from personal experience.

@@arturoarias3269 I thought that was quite a witty comeback. But thinking about it, I'm sure they get the questions ahead of time.

@@arturoarias3269 She's not all there; I almost feel sorry. I remember when she sat with Neil Tyson, I think it was a PR move to make her look not stupid, but she ended up looking even stupider.

Americans

@@Snookbone Yep. Canada is in the Americas, innit?

Ok I think people from the continent of North America may have been too much of a mouthful for the title......but probably not for Alan 🤫

@@craigk621 How about just "North Americans"? I'm sure if Shakira was part of this clip, there would be more people commenting.

@@octaviussludberry9016 not really unless you call it North America or South America, it's generally shorthand for United States of America. I.e. The country not the continent(s)..

Nicki Minaj?

"The woman" 😭

no idea who she is, I thought it was a japanese sex robot.

@@georgefelix6311 he got it right. "The women" 🤣

Didn't want to spoil her unnaturally white, fake teeth.

I think the point was she did know what it means but was clarifying it because she's a bit sheltered.

@@philbecker4676 a bit sheltered? All her songs are about getting her back blown out!

There was a whole episode about funky spunk in Sex and the City, lol.

@@bmorris5863 Yeah well those songs are probably written by machines.

@@philbecker4676 nah she's filthy

He is. I don't know Why chatty man ever got cancelled.

Because he's actually cringe matey.

"Ain't got no". Eurgh.

@@eliasashwood1460 what?

@@eliasashwood1460 I really don’t care too much about my you tube comment grammar. You obviously do

Absolutely

@@eliasashwood1460 hahaha calm down bruv

I got to meet her once . Very very shy around people. Very sweet but you're not allowed to take pictures with her, but I did get her autograph after I full queened out on her lol

@@QueenCityHistory sounds gross

She always does. Haha. But she seems more reserved and quiet now vs. the time she just started out.

@@QueenCityHistory she was being controlled by her father at the time

She still acts like a child , probably because she never had a childhood so she's making up for it.

In Turkey there is kaymak - a traditional dairy product produced from water buffalo milk, very similar to clotted cream. It's usually served with honey as part of a traditional Turkish breakfast. 30lbs heavier sounds about right, possibly an underestimate.

Alan.

Alain.

Yeah we get the jizzed of it or gist as us Brits say

Ever heard the Kardashians?

@@dangercat9188 Not really. Heard OF, not heard speaking.

@@mytube001 lol you might not wanna hear them speak.

isn't it just an accent she puts on ?

Posh.

1. What is a Molly Meldrum? 2. What the golden f**k is Grace Jones doing on Countdown? 3. The audience are usually dead so this makes a nice change.

@@bobbymckeown1451 Countdown in Australia is a music show and Molly Meldrum is the presenter and also a journalist and record producer.

Ha ha! If Grace Jones had been on the British words and numbers game show Countdown and said the word spunk, most of the audience WOULDN'T have been alive a minute afterwards. (It's traditionally viewed as a 'safe' show, watched by straightlaced and prudish senior citizens, who often write letters complaining that the words and numbers girl's skirt is too indecently short. However the raunchy comedy version spin-off show called ''Eight out of ten cats does Countdown' would really make them apoplectic with rage.)

@@owenorders5202 unless you watch the 8 of 10 cats version

@@England91 Wake up, 91! I already said that at the end of my post. Or do you have a blind spot that means that you can only see the first two paragraphs of someone's post?