The Most OFFENSIVE Jokes EVER Told By British Comedians! - American Reacts 

You mean why.

​@@fionagregory9147Nope, he meant how.

@@LastTryMedia How! theres a native american joke in there somewhere

​@@LastTryMediaBecause here in the UK 🇬🇧 we know the difference between a joke and true hate. Its difficult to hate while laughing. These jokers are national treasures.

@@LairdJ56 I wasn't asking the question, I'm English, with a typically dark sense of humour. I don't think anyone is exempt from comedy.

then why did dankula get arrested for making his pug nazi salute

@@bigfrankfraser1391 because his name is Dankula...

@@bigfrankfraser1391 wasn't familiar with this man or story, so I had to look it up but I would agree that teaching a dog to perform a Nazi salute when you say "Do you wanna gas the Jews?" is grossly offensive and too far to be considered just a joke, I can't imagine many people defending such a radical thing or finding it funny.

@@VillianousKitty I bet he's not even a real Count.

@@sleepyfox8983 I agree it wasn't particularly funny, personally I find it offensive, but not grossly offensive. He wasn't allowed legal aid to defend himself as his girlfriend (future wife) had been left an inheritance, which had been specifically left in order for her to buy her first home. It was deemed he could use those funds to defend himself. Also because she was only his girlfriend and not his wife, the police could force her to give evidence against him in court. The law in question Section 127 of the Communication Act 2003 is ridiculous, as it's far too open to interpretation.

It's great isn't it, THERE IS NO LINE

Humour with a U in it.

It’s because we don’t get offended over silly nonsense.

Make the most of it, It will be all cancelled by the WOKE and the moving "Offended" crowd.

@@norwoodboy6048 Political correctness is fascism pretending to be good manners - George Carlin.

Oh yeah? Tell that to Count Dankula.

​@summercoat yeah you really got him there. Slow clap

Yes, this is UK television after 9:00 pm., when children aren't supposed to be watching.

@@LairdJ56 he has a point. Jimmy is famous Count Dankula isnt

​@@flawlesswill1987Every Chance Count Dankula is Funnier than Jimmy Carr!

A decent amount of time, as in.... how quick someone is to think of the joke. Usually no longer than the day after. 😂😂😂😂

If you say so ShinobiVIPER. In all fairness 9/11 didn’t take almost 100 years. She was a person, not a building full of people. Sure there should've been time for public mourning, and private grieving. I did notice some tasteless jokes about her sleeping with Snoop Dogg after her husband Duke Philip passed. Honestly though… you shouldn’t care about what Americans say about your leaders… because you guys have only had 3-4 rulers in the past 100 years… how many have we had?? The Queen was loved by people all over the world, and not just in the United Kingdom. She accomplished more in her reign than Charles will… or is that too soon?

I'm not so into Frankie but absolutley love Jimmy but I'm an Aussie and love the UK sense of humor especially the sarcasm.

I'm American and I love y'all's humor ,I've been watching Graham Norton Johnathan Ross shows for years ,I love Jimmy Carr and Ricky Gervais,😊

C of E as well don’t forget.

Most religious institutions have been implicated tbh. A global pandemic of institutional abuse. Respect comics who call it out for what it is

That's because we exported our religious zealots on The Mayflower and sent them over there.

My kind of humour. Is church jokes really that bad?!

@@notyourordinarygran And they´ve got just about the biggest murder/ homicide rate in the world & think they´re good Christians!! Which commandment is ´Thou shalt not kill´? Hypocrites!!

'No law on freedom of speech'.......like someone else pointed out, tell that to Count Dankula

@@Kazza_8240 Well there's freedom of expression which is similar but not exactly the same.

@@Kazza_8240 I think it's probably more accurate that we don't have a legal right to free speech. Which is why we are able to deal with hate speech through the law. I always find it interesting that speech seems to be freer in the UK, without a formalised right to freedom of speech, than the US which has built it into their codified constitution. We're also more secular even though the Church and State are literally entwined with the Head of State also being the Head of the Church and the Upper House of the legislature being called "The Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Parliament assembled." and having Bishops and other spiritual leaders as a specific group of those people who are in it. It's almost like writing something down doesn't make it true, but that the actions you take are the important thing. 😉 😁

Cancel culture has been a tool of the Communists and Fascists for over a century. Cancelling, Denouncement, False Accusations, Show Trials etc etc.

Freedom under the law doesn't mean you're immune to social consequences. Americans have just become babies in the past 20 years

Cheated on his taxes? That's just more jokes. Jimmy's the best.

@@Pchlster he did get done fot tax dodging but who cares ah?!

@@louisegreenaway6365 tax dodging is a must if you want to make it into the big leagues. All that separates him from the high class in the UK is that he only makes jokes about racism, chauvinism and sexual deviance in stead of actually doing it.

He's great had him take the piss out of me and my mum at one of his gigs as he walked off stage at the end he nodded and smiled at us if to say thanks for being great sports

@@andrewcoates1998 I love that :)

Yeah I don't know how American comedians do it. They either have the choice of being totally pc and not funny at all or going full on Chapelle and risk the death threats. Uk and Irish comedians have total freedom to say whatever the hell they like with no backlash (almost none, there is always one grumpy granny out there) and are generally much funnier because of it. The thing is because they have such freedom and ppl here are far less sensitive they don't have to overdo it either, but it also means when the Franky Boyles come along they are just totally accepted.

@@ASavageEye Totally untrue. The American comedians push the boundaries far more than UK comedians now. These clips are 15 years old. These same shows are so bland now.

@@NTL578 I didnt say American comedians dont push the boundaries so how about you read my comment again before telling me I am wrong. I said they have a choice of being pc or going full Chapelle and that is the truth of the matter. I love a lot of American comedians. As for these shows being bland now well thats just not true at all. All these shows end up with 2 cuts. One for the early showings and the full cut for the later showings. The full cuts are every bit as bad as the old episodes with the likes of Franky Boyle in them. The one problem these shows DO have today is they have a lot of the newer female comedians in them who are just NOT funny. The shows are being forced to have their "ratio" in order and its ruining things. An all female episode of QI last year had the lowest rating of any episode EVER and even Sandy Toksvig said it was a bad episode. Older female comedians like Gina Yashere used to hold their own with the men no problem but the new ones are just woke cowards afraid to offend anyone. So I suppose your not totally wrong but they are still in no way "bland"

@@ASavageEye Good comment. I agree with some of it. Certainly your assessment of the American comedians. But from what I see here, there are no Chapelle’s willing to get cancelled and they certainly wouldn’t get shown on TV here. Maybe the American Netflix would give them a chance, but I can’t think of any? Maybe Jimmy Carr still? I agree on the female comedian statement I don’t think much more needs to be said on that. When you say there are 2 cuts, I presume you mean that the more offensive one doesn’t get shown and the other one does ? If so I think proves the point really. Just going off the top of my head without forensically examining the video. There is NO WAY, the Mecca joke would be broadcast now, and even the Tim Minchin Kylie joke (which was the only one that wasn’t funny, no set up, no cleverness, just ‘haha she can’t have kids’) would be met with widespread indignation about, ‘What about Caroline Flack’ etc. To be honest, the really just unfunny personal attacks that were a bit more common 20 years ago are the only thing I don’t mind being toned down. Because they were usually just from a place of ‘haha, they’re thick’. Haha they’re a scumbag, that’s working class, compare to us middle class comedians on the panel etc’ My overall point is these typical comments on all these types of British humour videos of ‘Oh yeah, we just don’t care here, you can say what you want. Especially compared to America.’ When I think the reality is, 15 - 20 years ago we could say more than them, but now I think at least they have the Chapelle ‘s etc. Who do we have? American comedians used to come here because they felt more free to perform here, but that is certainly not the case anymore. Social media has changed our culture more than any other country on earth, including the US.

I also agree that female comedians arent funny. I have never laughed at a 'joke' that theyve ever said. I also agree that social media is ruining the freedom of expression that the UK has. One joke made that these weak ppl cant hack and it goes viral by other triggered weak people who feel the need to shout out just cos they cant take a joke. However it is, the Beeb is now just a woke channel, if you want anything done, go to Channel 4 as they put it out there with shows like naked attraction (find a date based by what they look like nude) etc.

Oh I bet he does 😏

He is great live

Knows how to work a tax loophole too 😉😂

I can attest to this

​@Princess Pie of Piedonia who wouldn't do what Jimmy did? No one likes paying tax.

There's a full 1 hour compilation of Frankie's SWLTS on here, it's ferocious. I think my favourite and possibly one of the most underrated jokes was from when they were asked for 'Lines you wouldn't see in the new Harry Potter book', and Frankie steps in with: "After finishing in the cafeteria, Harry and Ron went to library and turned their wands on themselves."

Frankie Boyle was not fired, he just left because he wanted to do other things.

Mock the weeks final series starts this week.

@@Neil_Hyman He left because he didn't like how much the show changed it's focus from what he deemed to be important news, to more trivial stuff, like the Olympics.

a once great show that was ruined by the woke and box tickers

Oh jfc that's dark 😅

Ats an old one but a good one. 😁

"Storm", "Happy feet" and "I love Jesus" are also brilliant!

Was going to say the same. They are all great

Yes definitely has ro react to Tim Minchin the guy is super talented whether that's playing the piano to perfection, the way he writes his jokes or his ability to tell them in his unique way!

My favourite Tim Minchin is "Thank You God"... but you might not like that one if you're a religious person. But yeah, "Prejudice" is great, and "Inflatable You" is hilarious too.

Ahhhh can't believe Tim Minchen made on this TWICE! He's a lovely snuggle bunny, even when he calls God a cunt in Thank You God. He does it in a lovely snuggle bunny sort of way.

Wanna drug madeline and go eat some tapas, for sure dude😂

She was sold to the Podesta brothers Steve and John

They left her asleep alone in the hotel room while they went for drinks

Christian Brueckner did it

50/50 that’s better odds than I would have given them.

And now he goes after Ricky gervais

And now Frankie's a hypocrite

Jimmy Carr's classic "filthy" joke is "How do you get a gay man to fuck a woman? Put some shit in her cunt!" Possibly the filthiest joke ever shown on RU-vid.

I did not know that Frankie had been a writer for Jimmy Carr. That explains so much!

It's sarcasm and cynicism, but you're right, it seems to flow naturally. I think Aussies are the only ones that enjoy British humour with the same understanding.

That is a one hell of a song.

I heard another one of Frankie Boyle’s (I think) that said Josef Fritzl (who locked his daughter in his cellar for 20 years and routinely raped her, having kids with her, and the wife had no idea) got community service for his crimes, teaching the McCanns how to lock a fucking door.

Including the almost career ending one!

Was the back end of last year (Christmas Day i think), & yes they tried to cancel him a few months later lol

He literally mentioned that earlier in the video

Jade goody was as annoying as Jordan still is and any time i see the jokes about either i pmsl. They both asked to be celebs and they hated it when ever they had bad press but thats what comes with being a celeb. And the more notable you become the more likely someone is going to make jokes about you. Hell CRIII has been king for 4 days and i most of heard 400 jokes about him being king already. Its part and parcel of a free society

It's not a joke it's very bad Frankie Boyle is a nasty comic

@@mukbangznmore2684 He's moved on, and I'd suggest the audiences are the problem, as many are all mad that he's gone woke, because now he aims his vitriol at deserving targets, like Tory MPs and billionaires, instead of disabled kids. And right wingers who loved seeing disabled people mocked don't like him any more.

Also Jordan (aka Katie Price) and Peter Andre sued him, and Channel 4 (the channel that broadcast the show) Tramadol Nights, he also got sued by British Olympic Swimmer Rebecca Adlington for the joke he made about her on the same show. Subsequently the show Tramadol Nights was axed but not because of the controversy but because it was one of the fewest watched series in Channel 4 history. Frankie did eventually offer a somewhat muted apology to all involved, but yes he was axed from Mock the Week, and tv in general, but then came back, firstly in a documentary type program about himself and how he got to where he was, then more recently more stand up shows where he was back to his original best.

I mean, they probably worked up an appetite burying her body.

@@bmyattuk You know an anagram of Maddie is Im Dead

Frankie jokes about that, something which could cause genuine grief to her family members, but was offended by Ricky Gervais for a trans joke. Frankie is a POS and waste of oxygen. I will smile when he clocks it. 💀

@@bmyattuk wrong! Funny, but wrong!

Replying to your comment hoping it makes The Algorithm push it a bit higher so JT will see it.

Let them cancel themselves, just don't bring me that bullshit to the UK bruv. Bunch of twats and no more

the harvey joke got taken off the dvd, it did hit the hewdlines and many were outraged including special needs groups

Well your talking bullshit because they've already cancelled Roy chubby brown form doing his shows and they've tried cancelling Jimmy Carr for a joke on his Netflix show and.there trying to cancel a load more comedians for jokes made 20/30 years ago

Unfortunately cancel culture has made its way to the UK. The main difference though is that British people generally don't take it seriously.

@@petergilmartin2906 isn't Netflix an American company?

Agreed. The mate with MS story is not only hilarious but also sweet and touching.

I also think you should watch Jim Jefferies gun control

Isn't his humour old fashioned af, like all 'my mother in law...' jokes?

the parents did it, i mean the more you look at it, the more obvious it is

@@bigfrankfraser1391 No, it’s not. But each to their own assumptions and all that.

A sad sorry

@@bigfrankfraser1391 I don’t think they killed her but they were to blame, they were lucky that all three weren’t taken. At the least, they should have been arrested for child endangerment and the twins should have been removed from their care.

@@iio58 even if they didn't, their neglect led to her disappearance...

I saw Russell Brand's live stand-up set not long ago. He was so hilarious I missed some of it through laughing so much. And blue? I should say so, absolutely filthy at times but always funny af.

All countries have a robust sense of humor, it's the politicians and religious zealots that have the stick up their ass. Damn do gooder activists ruin it for the regular people.

Madeleine McCann (RIP)

@@juliuscaesar8163 she's not dead, she's alive and well. I bought her in Praia de Luiz in 2008.

Not enough of his shows, he was one of my very favourites ever

Sean lock was awesome

Saw Sean on his Purple Van Man tour a few years ago 😍 He was absolutely fantastic! 😂😂 Such a loss to comedy.

Just wanted to say thank you guys for these beautiful responses 🥰 I swear even on videos of Lock's comedy, the universal response is so warm, respectful, kind. He really did have such an amazing impact and every reply reminds me how much this man was loved 🙂

@@namethestars I was so sorry to hear of his passing. He had such a talent. I think his brand of comedy is sadly missed by many ♥️

Like dodging tax wish I could do that

@@fasttrack70 what he did was completely legal though. Watch the Diary of a CEO with Steven Bartlett episode with him in it. He's great.

I'm still so bitter that my spontaneous London holiday ended two weeks before his run in the Leicester Square theatre started. I desperately tried saving up for a mini trip but with the economy... And getting anywhere NEAR Edinburgh in August without booking months in advance? Big fucking lol😭 Ah well, I hope ch4 will have the balls to release the documentary about the royals he did AND the latest series of new World order before it gets all privat...before we all get arrested

His work in progress at The Stand leaves me in physical pain from laughing

that's the biggest load of bs I have ever heard

@@AlainnCorcaigh how so as I do see them very often and I noticed change of voice tone when I noticed a offensive joke is about too be said

You hear people talking like this on the train or in the pub - so it's fairly normal to be honest.

Depends on the person telling it really, here in the UK our special move is sarcasm and our super dry sense of humour which most people don't get at first because they don't know if its a joke or if we're being serious 🤣

American women don't brush up on knowledge, they're too busy brushing up on English dinner sausage cause they're bored of American breakfast sausage >: ]

I also saw him last year, at the Royal Albert Hall. To be honest, I felt he great even though he was a bit tame most of the time, but the person that put me off was his warm-up act. Supposedly an experienced comedian from Saturday Night Live, he made really intrusive, repeated jokes, about a couple, including racial jokes about physiological aspects about a group of work colleagues that in my view could have damaged the relationship between the friends, and among the group of work colleagues. I'm no sensitive wallflower and I love Frankie Boyle's and Jimmy Carr's extreme humour, including when he picks on individuals - but there's a line that they don't cross, and this guy crossed it and ended up leaving with me an uncomfortable taste in my mouth afterwards. I think that even Frankie Boyle and Jimmy car want their targets of jokes to be able to enjoy the joke without feeling persecuted, and I felt this guy would have left some of his targets feeling uncomfortable about the jokes he made.

Worlds greatest hide and seek player… I’m going to hell for cracking up at that 😂😂😂

it's now past its sell by date, full of unfunny quota hires

Except the scripted jokes 😎

I'm a Swede and I feel the same way.

Try Jerry sadowitz

First Jimmy show I got bored during. Never even got to the gypsy joke. Some of the camera angles were bloody irritating too

He reacts like yank or doesn't react i should say because he's scared to get labeled a racist, a sexist, anti religion......... it's only a joke ffs

You're right. Sometimes they are. Sometimes they aren't. Sometimes they're just comedians using the stage to rant, occasionally being ignorant and/or bigoted and trying to sell it as a joke. Personally, I don't get offended often. But sometimes I do. Just depends on if they're actually telling a joke or spreading some b.s.

Bruv, the younger generation is walking around with fuckin machetes round asda, they have no interest in canceling anything but your life, real life m8. I say our youth is doing good ay? haha

@@Holimajster Start going sainsburys then

I've watched Chubb's since I was a kid in my nans, I'm 36 now and I'm surprised it's taken almost all those years for the left to catch up to him, luckily alot of places even tho have a small group of protesters crying , most are staying open for him, I only know of two which has turned him away, love chubbs

@@darthsidioustheemperor7976 all this nonsense didn't exist years ago