Daniel Sloss - SWEARING (Largo, LA - March 2020) 

Right there with you on that one

Fuck yeah 🤣 AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!!!

@@wazzasworld4531 OI OI OI!!!!

I fucking felt the same

Being Irish, same

Maybe the most Scottish sentence I’ve ever heard

jokes on you twat, I'm left handed!

@@fancifulconcept wow that's offensive

@@fancifulconcept High five. I'm left handed too.

OMG SAME!

oh my god, you're right... That was terrible...

same

Fucking killed it 😂😂

How is it offensive tho

Tried to discover him, mostly old facts, and also facts that have been taboo for I dunno how long. Hence, but, I'm not laughing

@@dEFT07Itd ok.

​@@dEFT07Itd Can you post an English translation?

No one cares

@@samhowl1152 You do, apparently :)

@@Annele555 hey Ann, that was about as clever as the other popular 5th grade joke, " your momma"

@@samhowl1152 Aw, you're funny! :)

I dunno, I've heard the "My mum will always talk about the day she was blessed with me, gifted my sister, had my brother, and was diagnosed with the other one" skit and the "I was born in England, but I consider myself fully Scottish because my mum's an alcoholic and my dad's clinically obese" skit repeated in several different venues. Watch enough of any comedian and you'll hear their jokers repeated at least once. Sloss, as great as he is and as much as he deserves more coverage, just doesn't have as many specials and filmed stand-up gigs circulating the internet for it to be as noticeable as other comedians that spring to mind.

Im hoping your studies have born fruits.

@@leslys6205 An hour long video? Twat.

Over confident idiots lmao

Even if it didn’t... I would’ve stayed in in till the end!

Even us swedes are good at swearing and we're usually considered as "polite", "well spoken" and "reserved"

"Eastern Europeans are pretty good at swearing too" Hahaha, yes, as a ½ Eastern European 2nd gen American I can confirm it's basically just sentence punctuation at this point 😂

Mate it's so fucken nippy when I hear americans say twat it genuinely gets me raging beyond belief

Its doesnt matter. Everyone in the world pronounces identical words differently

@@nickpagano7134 I've heard an English person say methane, and I tense up almost as much as someone would tense up hearing twat mispronounced.

Twot sounds better tho. Twat just doesnt sound like a bad word twot on the other hand sounds much more vulgar. Also the word twat regardless of pronunciation is a pretty uncommon insult in usa. Its usually used to actually refer to a pussy opposed to calling someone a twat.

@@LokkerG we created the language we are English from England speaking the English language... we prouncounce words as they are meant to be said in this language... the Americans only adopted it because bless the yanks but they couldn't come up with one on their own it's like with wars they've never won a war in their own before

Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well

I read that as "you just cursed ny depression " and I got confused 🤣

@@leslys6205 I live for chaos so no thankyou

it seems like you don’t know americans

It in L. A. Didnt u realise it was in L. A.? (read: its a country all on their own)

You do know that all Americans don't think alike right? You sound just like the people you are making fun of.

As a Scottish guy who has a few mates from NYC. I definitely agree! You've got quick swearing rhythms down to an art.

They're just fucking words. I haven't met anyone worth hanging around with that gets offended by words.

I feel like age and region has to do with it. I’m from New England and maybe this is regional bias, but I feel like we swear more than other Americans? I only know a few people who don’t tolerate swears, all over the age of 50. I don’t know anyone younger who’d be put off by a swear, with the exception of cunt. I know a few people who hate that word, but I think that just makes them cunts.

I wonder how many of the people who complain about "political correctness" happen to get upset at swear words.

Funny, I was born in Scotland but grew up in Canada and we were allowed to swear at the dinner table. It was just an adjective to emphasis something. Also, I learned the word cunt from my mom and shite was one of my first words, ha!

It does. They aren't always very reliable, though.

@@messinalyle4030 I am aware. I am hard of hearing so I can hear him still talking when the "subtitles" drop off for 10 seconds at a time and at the peak of the jokes. Good times. Maybe I should've specified useful subtitles. My reply might seem mad, but I'm just disappointed cus I wanted to see it.

@@pavilion3064 No worries. I'm sure I would be disappointed as well if I were deaf or hard of hearing. RU-vid could really stand to do better in the accessibility department.

@@messinalyle4030 Thank you for understanding =)

@@pavilion3064 You're welcome. :)

Born in England, 2 english parents.. he’s english

Look up his skit about going to the zoo and meeting the penguins. A MUST watch 😁

Mooood

I wonder if that’s because a higher population of the east coast would be more likely to be migrants or descendants of people from Scotland England Ireland and Wales.

@@conors4430 Very late reply on my end, but search "Accent Daddy" and look for a Wired video of a bearded man breaking down the accents of the U.S. by region. ITs very interesting!

Well, better take care of the problem before it can even start right 😂😂 Dwl