Career Ending Joke by Jimmy Carr 

Well the second part is right 😂

Most risky comedian is Ricky Gervais 😅

@@skankhunt420 Not according to the tax office.

​@@skankhunt420Ricky is a hack

@@INFILTR8USI get it. You don’t like him.

That set me off but the jehovahs witness came a knocing atthe door...caused a spit take!

Ironically, that actually might have been the funniest part of this video.

I literally had to rewind that bit just to make sure that's what he said. F*n love that

He said mate. Well done mate.

😂😂😂

I'm sure he has mentioned the showers in other jokes given this one

It's not really that clever. It's not particularly original for comedians to point out "look how offensive I'm going to be", it's just lampshading ahead of time. The joke also only works because hatred towards gypsies is one of the last acceptable open bigotries throughout Europe, so it was a pretty safe joke. That's why he didn't make the target disabled people or Jews, but everyone finds Jehovah's Witnesses annoying.

People are less appalled when they expect it

@@jwill5892 thank you. That was kind of my point

@@Jmcinally94 Congratulations! You have completely failed to get the joke!

"come on, freshen up... Take a shower" AHAHAHAHAHA

I expected it to be rude but that got me. 😂

That was, in fact, the joke

hahha

Purple triangles were how they were identified in the camps.

That's part of it, but part of it is also just knowing what you're doing. I think he did get the numbers off a bit. There were somewhere between 3 and 6 million Jews killed in the holocaust and a similar number of other people. If it had just been about Jews that would have been horrific enough, but had Hitler and the Nazis won, it would have been virtually anybody that wasn't deemede desirable. That included the Roma, but also Catholics, Communists, trade unionists, dissidents, the disabled and I'm sure quite a few other groups that I'm forgetting at the moment. That's part of why the Soviets were engaging in their own crimes against civilians as they rampaged towards Berlin and what led to the population of Dresden swelling prior to the US firebombing the entire thing. Both of those things are not generally taught in the US, because they might lead to people having a more sympathetic view on the Germans at that time. Even though, we look the other way entirely on the various crimes against humanity that everybody else was committing. It's a downright shame that the response to the other countries' war crimes was so anemic as I'm pretty sure we can prosecute more than just the losers for crimes against humanity if we actually cared about it.

Yes and it also ought to be clever/original. Most everyday comedians making dark jokes will say something dark predominantly for the shock value & the novelty wears off quicker because it's gimmicky. But a true comic can touch on a subject as uncomfortable as the Holocaust & make light of it by making a point while subverting the audience's expectations. People seldom hear someone mention the other marginalized groups targeted in the Holocaust so he flipped that premise on its head & *executed* the bit brilliantly (pardon the pun)

"so many fuck that part up", "delivery"... there is a joke in between those two... three... four...

Romanian-Roma descent here, hello!

It's ironic to even make a Gypsy joke in general, rather than be unspoken of at all!

To see whether it was possible to drink certain amounts of sea water, the Nazis gave the Roma salt water until they vomited. They licked the mopped floors (containing bleach) to get relief. Some things are off the table for me, in terms of comedy. It's a desecration of their memory.

not in portugal, here its one of the low hanging topics to joke@@ZenZill

Not a Roma or from any, not even remotely, Gypsy related background here. AND IT’S STILL FKCING FUNNY !!! ADDITION: Wellll…. To be 100% transparent… I AM a member of the LGBTQ+ community though.. And the ‘not-see-people’ (thanks, YT-algorithm-preventing-using-obvious-words).. they ALSO eliminated MANY THOUSANDS of gay/lesbian people during that war…. “You don’t hear a lot of people talking about that…” (ref Jimmy’s Joke)..

Its funny because no one cares

nope, way more killed just in the US by abortion every year.

Yea, he shift from jews to gypsies, if he didnt done that he would be antisemite and he would be canceled all over place....

You'd have to go full Kramer in order to achieve that.

Yeah it's weird as hell

Liked it

Nuh it was funny

Jarring

Henry Kissinger applauds and watches on from hell.

The Crusades weren't exactly an ice-cream social either.

"Resources" (not communism, just look at the made-in tag on your whatever). Pol Pot urged mass killings of the educated class to convert to an agrarian society because the trees just East of Cambodia may have been producing latex but their government refused to capitulate and anyway; Tin had been found in Indonesia.

@@jamesmcinnis208 The Crusades were in response to centuries of islamic aggression and violence to non moslems.

@@smedleyfarnsworth263 Yeah, they weren't very nice either. Still aren't.

He took some stick, as he should, and then everyone got over it. He's too adorable to "cancel" anyways.

Career ending joke means a joke with the potential to end someone's career. Jimmy survives those cause he's Jimmy xd

@@Bai_Su_Zhen A potential career ending joke, then.

That’s correct. To the Nazis it was completely incomprehensible that people within the “master race” would rather die than to renounce their faith. They actually feared that it could motivate other kinds of resistance movements, so they first tried making them renounce their faith, when that failed, death followed.

they were the only faith that Nazis gave them the option just to sign a papper renouncing their faith and they'll be set free, the fact that they didn't do it show more about the basic principles of a true faith than any other, i fail to understand how's that funnier.

Probably the only time i am fine with people being overly-dedicated to a religion

@@elmerramalho7841 Plenty more to say on that one and as a historian I actually should. One anecdote maybe as an appetizer and it is backed up with documents and witnesses. One homosexual Jewish prisoner who turned a JW-Bibelforscher had to walk in Auschwitz with a pink, a David star and the purple triangle on his striped clothing (because of his file). It looked almost like a deco-rated soldier. One time they placed a bunch in front of a machine gun barefooted in the winter, so they would renag. They did not. Witnesses did survive in concentration camps, the wardens did not know what to do with them. Just the draft "dodgers" actually paid the ultimate fate. When you see pictures of the released "brothers and sister" (Brüder und Schwestern) no men in service age are seen in them but their fate have been also documented (and I met some of their relatives).

The communists of the USSR had the same problem. They would round up JWs, put them on trains and disperse them one by one at every stop. A short time later they would be dismayed when they discovered that at every stop a new congregation of JWs was thriving! JWs are still persecuted in Putin’s Russia.

Despite the posh tosser accent, he's actually Irish. He was born and raised in England, though.

Nominally Irish I believe. Maybe English comedians are too nuanced for you to understand.

There's plenty of funny Englishmen around. UK and Irish comedians genrally are of a very high standard. You should check out more of them

Most pedophiles don't eat breakfast at home, they just grab a little something enroute to work..

British “person” spotted 😭

Gay.

I don't get it.

Did you hear about the paedophile who found the perfect woman? She was only eight, but had the body of a four-year-old.

That's what they said to the Jewish children.

@@JohnCritch-tf4mb That's the joke.

worse ? tell all

His mosquito joke is way worse.

If you haven't heard worse? You should move locations, I don't think living under a rock is ideal.

I can’t figure it out what’s the meaning behind the pun?

Nah, he's just had a little work done.

@Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin Croatian Ustaše (ustashe) nazi army organized puppet nazi state in todays Croatia and occupied today's Bosnia and Herzegovina, parts of Serbia and Montenegro. They made Jasenovac concentration camp in order to eradicate Serbs from their nazi state. Some estimates says that up to 700.000 Serbs were killed in Jasenovac.

​@Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin I take it you don't know much about what was happening in the Balkans under axis occupation.

that was croats who did that no?

​@@sanin3213Wrong war.

For someone who claims he's first and foremost a follower of a compassionate, radically empathetic figure, it just seems contradictory to see the world as ill and the cure as being jokes about genocide victims deserving it.

@@CoffeePaladin First off, your statement is very over simplified & a little convoluted. For many, finding humor in the worst that life has to offer is a coping mechanism, not a sign of disrespect. Surely there are ignorant morons out there that swing the other way but, I'm not one of them. In fact, I have been diligently studying WW2 through its many theaters and carefully examining the extent of its horrors & atrocities since the early 1980s. I assure you, (I get it) and probably know more on the subject than most. If you have family that was lost in the Holocaust, you have my deepest sympathy (seriously). My family has members that were lost in Vietnam. And Melvin Kaminsky a.k.a. Mel Brooks (a Jew himself), had no problem poking fun at the issues and politics surrounding the WW2, theJews & the Nazi Party. It's really no different than Blazing Saddles or poking fun at serial killers for that matter. If you've never seen John Cleese in the Fawlty Towers episode called "The Germans," I highly recommend it. We have to be able to laugh at ourselves, when we lose that ability, we are on a slippery slope to intolerance, hurt feelings & anger. All unnecessary & unwarranted reactions for most of the population who are all too easily offended these days.

@@adriangoede7433 I'm not Jewish or any other group (except bisexual, I suppose, but I don't feel a particular kinship to early 20th century German homosexuals) that was victimized during the Holocaust so I can't claim offence on their behalf, so if they happen to find humor in these kinds of jokes, that's fair enough. I'm Lebanese and Muslim, I often find humor in jokes levied at us, but more so if the jokes aren't just plainly making fun of us with no further thought involved. There's a difference between a comedic stand up joke and just making fun of someone. My main concern is I just don't think emotional sensitivity and compassion to the point of offence is a bad thing. Especially as a Christian, Jesus just did not strike me as someone who would see such reactions about jokes regarding oppressed and genocided people and think, "Wow, they're pathetic and woke, just grow a backbone, snowflake." Especially considering the fact this comedian, unless I'm wrong, has also mocked religion. Honestly, I think I'm just more surprised how someone religious could also be in that movement of calling everyone woke and pathetic. Because, at least in my understanding, both of our religions consider compassion, understanding, and humility a virtue.

Tell it in your workplace

@@manubishe Why would I do that? What makes you think I have one?

Only if he is sober and not out stealing hubcaps...........

Tyson Fury isn't a roma/gypsy. He's an Irish traveler and those weren't targeted by the Nazis.

Another positive😂😂😂

Ha!

Some of us know who controls the narrative and versions of history.

if it wasn't for the cold weather, you would be speaking German.

Ricky Gervais against a real comedian????? That seems unfair.

@@vangroover1903 Tell me you wouldn't want to see that lol