@@Toby_the_Glen The best sketch of all time is THE INCREDIBLE BULLSHITTING MAN Smith and jones It’s on CZcams its the best because we all know one hilarious!
Any lover of language will adore this skit. All of them completely inarticulate yet understanding each other fully right down to...'f-f-fish in the sea' 🙂
3 years ago, so I hope you’re still alive. Mel Smith son of a bookmaker and Griff Rhys Jones son of a GP and spending his formative years in Epping, Essex, were not posh boys just bright boys. There is a difference.
Some of it was…like…and all that and everyfing like that, and that. Probably more Essex Mockney Cockney and all that, and everyfing and whatnot and stuff, nartah mean like?
Me and my pal have been quoting this sketch for the last 30 years ..... and everything.
This is actually how everyone speaks in my local boozer in Dagenham
Is that before or after a few jars, like…and everyfing like that?
What boozers that then😄🇬🇧👍
@@eddiekingham Best pub in the world .. Cross Keys.. Its the boxer fella that seals it 😃😃👍😎
@@modsnsods7329 I'll be there with my wife in the summer and I'll che k that pub out. I'm from london. Use to drink in any boozer that had a good rep.
Sounds like a right wind-up
Best sketch ever from the greatest comedy duo of all time. RIP Mel Smith ❤️
Check out the hifi shop sketch.
@@Toby_the_Glen Classic
@@Toby_the_Glen
The best sketch of all time is THE INCREDIBLE BULLSHITTING MAN
Smith and jones
It’s on CZcams its the best because we all know one hilarious!
Absolutely brilliantly written skit. How to say nothing with the utmost craft.
Never have I been more confused and entertained at the same time! Brilliant!
Jesus, I am missing out some out of this world comedy. As an American, I WISH, we had some next level shit like this.
Listen to a Trump speech
@@DavidMcdonald-yt4gb yeah talk more sense than labour arseholes
The language of Shakespeare is not dead, but it ain’t half sick mate.
Mel Smith played a gangster character in an episode of Minder years ago. Minder was a great show that was choc-full of cockney-isms.
I think this particular sketch is one of the funniest I've ever watched
I think you are correct Philip. Sorry, meant to say this 5 years ago to you!
Robin is one of the funniest comedy actors and writers that exists. A really lovely guy
So much of life everywhere is conducted like this.
The great Raymundo..
Any lover of language will adore this skit. All of them completely inarticulate yet understanding each other fully right down to...'f-f-fish in the sea' 🙂
The great Raymondo!
Robin Driscoll, a writer of Mr. Bean
Best comedy cockney sketch ever! FUNNY FUNNY FUNNY!
That's the Great Raymondo from Only Fools!
Thank you!!! I knew I recognised him from somewhere!!
The premise was a bit Life Of Brian « he’s deaf & mad sir » was apparent they were going to speak normally once Mel left
This is pub talk after drinking ten pints 🤣
Bleedin’ fabulous
Harry Redknapp doppelganger
This sketch was great 'n' 'at 'n'' 'at 'n'' all dat 'n' 'at, orright? 😁👍
The guy with griff Rhys Jones with the punchbag, is the with only fools and horses special on the Jolly boys outing to Margate
Robin Driscoll
The Great Raymondo
@@1969gawadidn’t recognise him without the syrup fake tan and chest piece😂
@paulfrost8952 That's Tony Angeleno you're on about.
The boxer was subliminal. Funny as F”CK…….
He's a lovely boy.
Who could have predicted that today's youth, would be talking this way. Yuff. Innit, like, like.
Thank you for sharing. I love the cockney accent ❤
Rosie Leigh = tea ….
Apples and Pears = stairs. ...
Bees and honey = money. ...
Bottle and stopper = copper. ...
Butcher's hook = look. ...
Duck and dive = hide. ...
Dog and bone = phone. ...
Kettle and hob = watch. ...
Mince pies = eyes ….
The boxer was the great raymundo in only fools and horses
That guy was on European Vacation lol
He had the yanks in his hotel 😊
Directed by Guy Ritchie
Thanks so much for sharing this. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
where the hell can I find the SCRIPT of this...please!
There is a transcript here.
"BOLLOCKS!" :D None better, except maybe Dave Allen and Kenny Everett.
😳 Oi! Nah! Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse !!
This is great but has just made me realise how much I miss Mel ☹️
A true comedy legend.
This was burned into my brain....... and wot goes wiv it.
The boxer reminds me of Terry Mcann in Minder 😂
The Great Raymondo
It was 'bout right you know, n' everythin' an all that.
Ah, Harry Kane
Miss Mel
Everything and all that...
Sounds like the average teenager today😂
@bollocks? @ Someone left the cockney out in The RandallStutmans @#LovelyBoy Marshall Goldsmiths
no nor nufin neever!
innit though and everyfing an that
Trump talks like that…just what his unfinished sentences at any rally.
He looks like Ray Winstone.
Very clear and concise.
What I just saw was a bit of this n a bit of that , n all that n all this with a bit of that n a bit of this n that n all that n all.
What slang are they speakin' ?
Cockney
Not really any slang just funny muggings
@@christopheranderson8875 This isn't Cockney.
Hahahahahahaha
Eddie Hearn.
😂😂😂
I tried to understand what they said. Failed miserably. May even have missed the joke as well. Until.... :D
Hi there she pops up
LOL!
...or something else.
Fing is right?... It's so wossname innit?
😂😂😂😂
Average Guy Richie film.
Ah ha, 3 Brexit voters.
Posh Cambridge boys
3 years ago, so I hope you’re still alive.
Mel Smith son of a bookmaker and Griff Rhys Jones son of a GP and spending his formative years in Epping, Essex, were not posh boys just bright boys. There is a difference.
Not really cockney but very funny
Some of it was…like…and all that and everyfing like that, and that.
Probably more Essex Mockney Cockney and all that, and everyfing and whatnot and stuff, nartah mean like?
@@MercurialRed9 well said😂👍
I hate the word like it’s so used out of context since Facebook
The way they nearly always seem to be laughing at their own jokes show why no-one under 30 would have heard of them
So that's where UK millennials got their sloppy style of speaking.
Not funny at all
Not Cockney, not even funny at the time it was made.
Ah ,stuff rat ..innat ! Nat ...
❤ this boy
Big cuddle