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Hey Steve!!

hahahahah Brilliant

Please make a kernow king diss track, you’re the real kernow king Steve 🤩🤩🤩🤩

Please make a song that goes like pasty pasty say that you pasty

This is my favourite song PLEASE MAKE MORE MUSIC!!!!!! I NEED MORE!!!!

We use directly in Kentucky

Does the train stop stop add Camborne on a Wednesday x

When I was a youngster (male) it was not uncommon for a Cornishman to call you my luvver or my bird.

ell up

love this Steve, persuaded me to do one; I'm Scottish; but it would totally make my year if I had any Cornish DNA; will report back!

so funny 😂😂

Heard so many obviously tourists at the Tinners calling the Village - Zee Nor. Spilt a half pint of the finest cider, laughing at some posh sounding southeasterners saying Zee-Nor all the time. Another is Lee-lant, or even Lay-Lant - for Lelant I've heard Snozzle - for St Austell, Snives for St Ives etc. and I'm certain that you don't say "Saint" but "Snt" Enjoyed the vid so much.

Love Pies Especially Pussy pie 🍄🎊🤯🤔🫣🫠🇬🇧

ellup x

OMG I love this song its my soundtrack at the moment; Steve Heller you are my Hero! total banger of a tune! love you x

I've only heard Launceston pronouced as Lanson since I moved to east Cornwall. I'd never heard it pronounced that way when I lived in West Cornwall.

I love this song !!!!!!!

I have relatives down in Penzance

Hewaswater is pronounced hew-was-water

notterbridge is my favourite cornish place name, convieniently placed on a bridge.

Pentewan is a common one where I'm local to, I struggled with Illogan myself

This is the song I wanted to write. I am going to request that it is played on the radio every day, like all the other crappy christmas songs. I am so excited!

wrong germany invented the car

Hello from Canada, Steve! Lived here my whole life but turned up as a match to you on Ancestry (5th-8th cousin).

Got to laugh,watched a posh tapas video from Madrid then you and your pasty filled roddas cream made me laughx

That shirt is fantastic! Almost as nice looking as that pasty

This is fantastic 😂

I wish I could thumbs up this again 😂

looks like you came hard

Awesome Steve. Would love to do a similar thing for Carnon Downs - they call it "the gateway to heaven" so maybe Led Zep :-)

As an American doing Genealogy, my Wickett, Symons and Marshall lines originated in Cornwall...and emmigrated to Ontario Canada. I now understand how their language got misunderstood by the French Canadians! 🤣 With the gruffness and gravel in the vocals, and some wierd names...🤣

I thought this was alot more popular than 12k views

Lanivet sometimes gets pronounced wrong...I like some of the obscure place names in Cornwall like Cheesewring, Brown Willy, Skinner’s Bottom, Herodsfoot. But theres some funny nicknames for towns in cornwall to, We call Redruth = DeadRough, or Crantock = GransCock

Hi! St Austell..is where hundreds of my forefathers came from! Dad, was born in Par, St Austell along with my grandparents who said St Austell is said “St O (as in optical, on ..) stll..St O-stll! Their accents were so deep and strong you would sound like a Londoner! ;) I was born in London, and always say I’m only half an Emmet! 😂😂😂

you didnt beat the meat

i heard about the pipe in swimming pool and the women put strawberries up he cnut

my younger sist had to go to court and this woman was there the one who walked around penzance 1989 or was it 1990 dam i wish id had seen

not bad

redruth better than camborne

okhampton in devon ginsters devon

i like mcfaddens st just but ivever ate one in 20 years

so you never heard of CHEBUREKI

redruth vs camborne gang war. prepare yourself

I love the lyric: "Twinned with Heaven/Next door to Devon" brilliant. 😺

Where'd you get that pasty sticker.Boy!

I'm from penzance and you ain't far wrong, dude who was naked I know who he is hes actually an aire to millions lol

I wish to apologize to the person we may have accidently laughed at some 35 years ago in Cornwall. Being as my ancestors left the Dartmoor area some nearly 400 years ago I have forgotten the mother language. So while visiting Lands End with the ex wife we took a side trip to a place called Sennen Cove. Asking for direction (Something I almost never do) from a woman on the street, she replied in the best Pirate Accent I have ever heard on the Silver Screen. Treasure Island had nothing on this woman's form of speech. I burst into laughter having thought she was putting me on. I heard nothing of the sorts in Penzance where after all Bernard Shaw attributed so much piracy but with highbrow Edwardian diction.

This is Cornwall, not padstein, Redruth born 50 years old next week, that hospital is long gone.

Smashing!

That was hansom brings me back to Cornwall as I knew it before the invasion when we thrived on humour