How Irish Are You!? 

Jack: what are u in for? Prisoner: murder u? Jack: I got 300 sweets for a pound Prisoner: lord oh Mighty he a tough one

I love how Jack goes full Irish when talking about Ireland

This is the most Irish I think anyone will hear Sean, ever.

My Scottish mother, my Irish self, and the rest of my mum’s family do that “bye bye bye” thing. It goes as far as calling each other back just to say “bye” and hang up.

Jack: **gets progressively more Irish as the video goes on**

I love how Jack's accent gets thicker and thicker the further he gets through this video.

30 seconds in: Accent is fairly normal 2 minutes: Accent slightly thicker 5 minutes: Noticeably thicker accent 10 minutes: Really thick accent 20 minutes: Undecipherable

The way Jack becomes more Irish while talking about Ireland is like me speaking more and more Chinese while talking about REAL Chinese Food.

*An obviously Irish RU-vidr takes a series of tests to prove what we already know... And still, it's entertaining af*

The way his eyes light up when he's talking about Ireland is so cute

Anyone else notice that just saying those phrases went Jack's accent back, like, 3 years in his career?

The penny sweets story was 100% accurate. As a 90's kid I remember them days well and you used to get to know which shop keepers weren't arsed counting the 100 sweets so you always were happy to see them instead of the one that always counted them out.

My grandmother (may she Rest In Peace) was an Irish emigrant and I learned in my childhood to FEAR the wooden spoon. She had a special one set aside just for the purpose of spanking. It had holes in it too for maximum pain. One day it she broke it on my sister and I thought “Yay! I don’t get spanked today.” And what does she do? She pulls another from the aether realm and beats the living daylights out of me for laughing.

Sean always sounds more Irish in these videos, his accent is thicker, and it honestly makes me so happy to listen to it.

Is it just me or did anyone else notice that Jacks accent skyrocketed like 3 minutes in😂

Weddings in Ireland are an all day affair. *stares in Indian*

In Ireland when you get caught using copy righted teabags in a vid instead of getting sued you get given free tea bags. THE WORLD NEEDS MORE TEABAGS

I could not stop smiling, seeing jack get so excited about his culture and remembering everything was just so amazing to watch. Plus i really enjoyed learning about the Irish culture and comparing it to my own and others. Neat!!

He sounded like, 10000% more Irish in this video.

Seán's normal accent: 🇮🇪 Seán's accent by the end of the video: ☘🍺🇮🇪🍻🍀

I like how his accent just got heavier

An irish accent is one of my favorites so I love the fact that he is laying a very very VERY thick irish accent

The accent went from 60% to 110%

A friend of mine once described the Late Late Toy Show as a “mandatory nationals broadcast”

“Some might say, the Irish are the loveliest, but when they’re talking to other Irish people it’s miserable....” You just described my class.

My grandfather would tell me stories of his childhood in Ireland with a huge smile on his face... but as soon as he brung up the wooden spoon he would get the most serious face I've ever seen an whisper, "Never.get.the.wooden.spoon."

“Irish people do not complain. Until we’re away from the part where we should be complaining, then we complain about everything.” Ah, that’d be the Irish in me.

“deco goes missin” ACCURATE there’s always that one fella that just goes home hahahaha, slán

I may not be Irish, but in Latin America we have the "chancla" (basically a flip flop) and that strikes as much fear into us as the wooden spoon in irish people

Hearing Seán talk about his childhood and seeing how his eyes light up when he talks about the penny sweets just ughhh it makes my cold heart warm 😍😍

Is it just me or Jack’s accent got stronger in this video to usual 😂😂💗

Our wedding went on for 24 hours + The band stopped at 3am then started again at 7am. When the hotel kicked them out at 10am, they headed to the pub..

I love how jack is passionately talking about everything and making jokes while im just like what the *fuck* are you saying...

Dang! His accent kicked up big time! Love it! 😂😂😂

I'm American, but I found myself smiling at how much Jack loved reminiscing about his childhood and just Irish things in general. Awesome video! ♡

I cackled when “did you hear who’s after dying” came up. Holy shit. 😂 It’s been 10 years since I heard that

I wish his Irish accent was this strong every video

“How long should a wedding last?” I looked down to see the answers and all I saw was *A Chicken fillet roll*

I'm Irish and when Jack started talking about all the stuff I was smiling so much and agreeing with him because literally its all so true lmao 🇮🇪

"Jack" puts the wooden spoon up "Me" putting the screen down to the smallest version

It’s adorable how happy he is talking about Ireland

Jack went into full Irish hyperdrive in this video

Same with my small town 😂 Everyone's like, "Damn, poor Thomas, heard him and his wife had been fighten', poor las"

My mums sister hid my granny’s wooden spoon when they were younger, so my granny went out and got a branch off the tree lmao

is it just me or did it seem like he got more aggressively irish throughout the video?

*GRABS WOODEN SPOON* Jack: RUN

Mammy : Go to bed Me : one minute Mammy : takes out wooden spoon Me : OK NIGHT NIGHT NIGHT

My father is stereotypically Irish. He cries at Irish songs, he's held a grudge for about 3 years, and is a fine connoisseur of beer. Oh, i also have 20+ uncles and aunts in Ireland, and Uncle Jim LITERALLY GETS HIS MAIL DELIVERED TO A PUB.

This makes me smile..... normally I don't really notice his accent this much...and as he kept reading and talking I kept noticing it more....and him talk about it more makes me want to expirience being born and living in other countries. Edit 1: Holy omfg I never expected to get so many likes. 😂😂😂 Thanks guys. Have a nice day.

I love the slow increase in Irish-ness throughout this video. Please, do this more often. XD I was laughing so hard.

I’m half Irish and I swear my mum and me always have a longer convo saying goodbye than the actual conversation

Seán: explaining what it was like to grow up in Ireland Me: EXACTLY!!! OMG I MISS HOME. these tests where my childhood oh my lord. I love living in the UK. It's lovely and everyone is kind. But i miss being able to go to that shops and get me and my brother some sweets. Seán you're completely right I would count them with my Bro and we would have competitions to see who got the most. And I still don't complain when they get my order wrong. It's so humiliating when my friends get the waiter to take the food back. ITS GOOD FOOD IM HUNGRY AND IM GONNA EAT IT! Be prepared for my comaining later tho 😂😂😂 god, I miss Ireland. Don't miss the immersion tho. Or that damn spoon

I'm Irish and I take the bus to school and every time the death notices come on while we're on the bus our bus driver makes us all be quiet and turns up the radio to see if anyone he knew had died 😂🇮🇪

Did anyone else realize that jack got more and more Irish the further into the vid?

I love how strong your accent got, the more nosthalgic you became! I could not stop smiling, and now my cheeks hurt XD

"My friend Chase Brody" 😭😭😭

wich of these phrases invokes the most terror: "Top of the morning to you laddies"

There should be a scientific name for "fear of mammys wooden spoon" cuz that shits real

"I'm a milky boi" -Jacksepticeye 2018.

I'm Scottish and even my family does the "bye see you later bye bye bye" thing

He sounds the most Irish he has ever sounded Like, the Irish Man inside him woke up And pulled out- aNYwAy

I love hearing about his Irish childhood!

Jack: Irish people are the friendliest in the world. *stares in Canadian*

As an irish man meself I can confirm almost everything in this video

I’m a full blooded Hispanic and I’m laughing so much at how the Irish are so different. YOU CASUALLY HAVE THE RADIO SAY WHO DIED? MY MOM TELLS ME THAT HER SECOND COUSIN TWICE REMOVED’s DAUGHTER IN LAWS DAUGHTER THAT I MET SEVEN YEARS AGO DIED AND I HAVE TO ACT LIKE I KNOW

“Walked put in Limerick one night” *me currently sitting in my house in limerick* : I feel special for some reason

Jack: we might just be the friendliest people in the world Me, a Canadian: hold my syrup

jack: HOW IRISH ARE YOU me: ha no im scottish also jack :

Every time someone dies; My aunt: “you know John Murphy?” Me: “No.” Aunt: “Ah you do! He lived in the 14th house from the left on the terrace over by the shop!” Me: “I really don’t.” Aunt: “Ah you do! He was Stephen O’Connell’s friend’s grandmother’s uncle’s stepson twice removed!” Me: “Ahhh yeah! Why?” Aunt: “Oh he died there this morning. God rest his soul the poor crater. And his wife only passed 10 years ago. Awful sad isn’t it? Now come on and help me hang out the washing.”

Irish Level: *_J A C K S E P T I C E Y E_*

How Irish is jacksepticeye? ALL THE WAY!!!

Jack: „yer out for craic“ Everyone who’s never been to Ireland: 0_0

I love the phone call question, because that happens for me too (UK), but it's like "yeah, okay, cheers, talk to you later, alright, bye, bye, bye" while slowly tilting your head more and more down...

Jack:How Irish are You? Me:Not as Irish as you Jack

Jack: Irland is very religious Also jack: is an atheist *sneak 100*

Two years later hearing about father Ted after watching it with my British dad

His accent was a lot thicker this episode

I love how his accent got more and more prominent as the video went on xD

As someone who probably has no Irish blood, this was incredibly entertaining

i like how Jack gets nostalgic for Ireland

*has a cold* Me: Mammy I think I'm dying. Mammy:Take a paracetamol and you'll be grand.

"I'm a milky-tea boi" is probably the best thing ive ever heard.

* accent intensifies *

Jack: Calls his mom and dad “mammy and daddy” Me with no parents: I call them gone

In Ireland today instead of the wooden spoon it's I'm turning the wifi off

In the last ten minutes of the video only Irish people would be able to actually hear what Sean is saying cuz the accent thickened throughout the whole video😂😂

Every year on Saint Patrick's day seeing Jack act so Irish reminds me how American I am. Though I don't act American. Literally my reading teacher was reading over something of mine and told me I spell like an old English woman. I laughed it off and said I've always spelt like that. She still corrected it anyway.

Me being an 11 year old irish person understanding near all the refrences

During storm Ofelia my mammy was out hanging up the washing hair blowing in all directions saying “it’s a great day for the drying”

Irish People: -Optimistic About Rain! Finnish People: -It's Goddamn Raining Again...

Omg the bye one!!!!!!! I can’t end a call without saying ‘ok, bye bye bye bye bye bye love you bye bye bye bye’

How Irish are you? Me after reading the title: Jack's a potato 🥔

I believe the term ya lookin for there Seán would be “The Dole”

The next day: Jack moves back to Ireland

*ARSE BISCUITS!* Ah, no show like the ol' Father Ted. 😂 Everything in this video was so relatable, Jack. Your Irish fans fucking love these Irish videos, had me in stitches 😂

I love this as an Irish person I can relate to a lot of the things.

Watching Jack is like finding a four-leaf clover.

Fucking yes Jack!!! The fucking wooden spoon!! I've been in America for three years but I was born and raised in Ireland and this video just reminded me of the memories I made there. I really miss my friends there and I hope that I can go back someday and see what became of them but for now I'm happy where I am, sitting I'm my room watching RU-vid, best thing to do when you have nothing else

Is it me or did Jack get a million times more Irish from this one video?

JACK I AM IRISH AND I LOVE YOU I FEEL EVERYTHING YOU SAID IT GOES STRAIGHT TO MY HEART BTW old joe is after dying he wasnt looking to well now for a good while down when you go to you're nannys for roast dinner