Australians are the first people to laugh at our own language and culture so foreigners shouldn't take offence when we make fun of theirs . Carl is a comedian who is never offensive or demeaning and is really just an observationist who can see the humour in every day life , a whole lot of Aussies including myself think the same way .
Agreed. I’m 1/2 Italian and my wife’s late parents migrated out to Australia from Serbia in 1963 and we take the piss out of our cultures almost on a daily basis. We call each other “Wogs” all the time, too. No one gets upset.
🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗My son met Carl Baron at the Nova radio station in QLD .. He spent a good hour just chatting to him and our family .. We lost him not long after to Leukaemia . But will remember a wonderful man who spent time with a sick child for no publicity just out of the goodness of his heart 💛🎗
That was the cutest thing ever. When he said " Are you laughing at me?", with a huge smile on his face, adorable. I haven't seen that before as I've never watched *that* Footy Show ( There were two, one for AFL, one for Rugby League. That was the RL show). Funny, when you said it's gonna be a young Carl, I was thinking, he's gonna look the same isn't he? Thanks for that Ryan. ❤
Search Carl Barton on CZcams, best videos of back in the day awesome comedy, watched 6 hrs of him in one day😂😂😂 That video is there along with many others
Exactly... unlike that houso-mouthed Butterfield. If you need to swear to get people to laugh you're not a real comedian (and don't possess a very high IQ either).
Carl is one of the BEST!🥰I once had a licence photo that was so bas the cop that pulled me over for a random breath test had to call his partner over to have a look and were both in hysterics over it🤣🤦♀
You gottta react to Summer Heights High or anything Chris Lilley has done, he is a super talented aussie comedian who plays different minorities and characters in his shows.
Carl's humour is so contagious. He just makes normal things funny. Like one time when apparently he did something wrong and his dad said "come here, you going to get punished" and Carl said "why the heck would I go over THERE if that is going to happen" just like we probably heard all of our dads say the same thing, or something similar. Love Carl.
The red-head is Paul "Fatty" Vautin [vortin]. He usually played 1st or 2nd row in Rugby League - he was a big boy and a veteran player asked who the "fatty" was and the name stuck. Carl can get away with those jokes because 1. they are about language not people and 2. He is an equal opportunity comedian - he takes the piss out of everyone !
@@Simon.the.Likeable Oh dear I still remember the 1st State of Origin with Arty Beetson as Captain and Queensland won 20 to 10. New South Wales was cocky, forgetting that half the players on the teams down there were Queenslanders ...............and later that iconic war cry from from Billy Moore!
@@bigs1546 It was one of the best games I ever saw with so many of the legends of Rugby League, tough hard players on both sides. That game ensured State of Origin's longevity.
Carl was great for his first tv appearance. He hasn’t changed much. I’m an red head, I have a few red headed friends, quite a few of us here in Aus from our Scottish heritage.
Red haired people are called rangars here. There is one child in each couple in my family. My brother is one and my Uncle was one. I didn’t have one and only one of my five siblings had one. Carl doesn’t get in trouble for his Japanese jokes. They laugh too.
Lol never seen a red headed Aussie well my son is , my brother is , my dad was (he's bald ). I see a red headed Aussie everyday . Hahah I love Carl Barron
The redhead guy is Paul "Fatty" Vautin. Former Rugby League player turned commentator / television host. He played for Manly and played for Qld in the 1st State of Origin.
I used to work for the VicRoads ( the Victorian road authority). We used to compete for who could take the worst licence photo, we found the best way to get them was to tell the person to look at the dot near the cameras, and while they were looking for it we’d take the photo… True story!
For me the line is whether someone is making fun of someone or if they are noticing peculiarities and Carl notices peculiarities about every day life. He is observing, not judging.
Happy Arvo Ryan! Red heads are a thing here - there's red heads in my family and I have neices and nephews with red hair. Their mother has red hair and as I said also in my family but none of my brothers or sisters have red hair. One is more likely to have red headed children if the gene is in both parents!
That red headed commentator was a former rugby league player who repped qld in state of origin. So now you know what programme you saw Carl Baron Appear on. His name is Paul "fatty" Vaughton, imagine anyone now-days referring to oneself as "fatty" and insisting others call you that on national TV. Yes, it was the 90's and everything sucked lol. Remember having to wait on dial-up for images to load...etc ad infinitum!
SeeYA is just how a lot of Aussie's say goodbye, even if it's just for 1hour lol like at work I will say CYA Mate after a job but in one hour I'm doing another job with him lol
Can we say that in Australia today? Check out Simon Taylor - Ethnic Aussie Accent, and Australian Accents Explained by Simon Taylor. He also does a brilliant joke about the Chinese language.
I always love your happy intro because it always brings my mood up :) I also hope you are feeling better! He said 'see ya' at the end there. And, I miss the footy show (AFL one); I only got into it a couple of years before it got cancelled T.T
G'day mate, you need to chuck a sicky mate, P.C. is here as well, and this is not footy as most Aussies know it, this is a rugby TV show, rugby is only played in 2 states, it's not Aussie Rules. This is pretty old, Carl has honed his skills and is now a comedic icon.
Man the footy show was great a bloody good laugh on a Thursday night. @ryan was please check out Paul vaughten from the footy show. Please Don't quote me on the last name error👍
I think you're right about redheads in Australia.... they're not too common here. Also that last part he said was "See ya" as in "See ya later". We say it instead of goodbye. :P But yeh, Carl's a legend.... he's kept the exact same style of comedy over the years but his jokes have gotten even funnier these days and the way he tells them now is soooo good. The guy cracks me up every time. :)
RTA is the Road Transport Authority. Carl's last word after the pseudo-Italian was "see-ya" or "see you later" in English or "ciao" in Italian. Are you sure it was the 90s, Fatty Vautin, the presenter, looked awfully young and trim, not at all like his later presentations. Maybe it was the 80s.
One thing you NEED to understand about Aussie's, even Japanese ppl living in Australia long enough or born and raised here, would NEVER be offended by that Japanese joke. I do t even think it's it's borderline, it's harmless, but also consider the fact Carl pokes a lot of fun at himself and the Australians aswell
Carl is a funny guy that has been around for many years. He is a clean comedian and uses sounds, faces, body movements and punchlines. (Some of these jokes are used in more than one show). Here is a link to one of his Canadian segments from around 2007. czcams.com/video/5a39fS-82HE/video.html. See ya (see you later).
There are plenty of "Rangas" (red heads) in Australia, our first female prime minister was one (unfortunately she was a complete and utter twit). The read headed man you refer to is Paul Vautin, an Australian Kangaroo test and Queensland State of Origin representative footballer (Rugby League).
Fatty Vautin is also a ginger haired footy legend in Australia. That show was a huge hit for what must have been 20 years! I don’t even follow the footy!
Is it just me that finds Ryan’s voice calming
No it's not, but his eyes really distract me.😉
@@elizabethscott7660 oh well you know what some Americans are like lol
Ryan's voice is very soothing, he is just adorable.. ..
Bro defo has the voice of an eBook narrator
Wir können hier wahrscheinlich eh alle deutsch sprechen.
Australians are the first people to laugh at our own language and culture so foreigners shouldn't take offence when we make fun of theirs . Carl is a comedian who is never offensive or demeaning and is really just an observationist who can see the humour in every day life , a whole lot of Aussies including myself think the same way .
Agreed. I’m 1/2 Italian and my wife’s late parents migrated out to Australia from Serbia in 1963 and we take the piss out of our cultures almost on a daily basis. We call each other “Wogs” all the time, too. No one gets upset.
@@wheelsofchaoticdoom8946 it's awesome you call each other wogs too.... that's pretty funny :)
This sort of racism wouldn't (or shouldn't happen) now.
🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗🎗My son met Carl Baron at the Nova radio station in QLD ..
He spent a good hour just chatting to him and our family ..
We lost him not long after to Leukaemia .
But will remember a wonderful man who spent time with a sick child for no publicity just out of the goodness of his heart
💛🎗
That was the cutest thing ever. When he said " Are you laughing at me?", with a huge smile on his face, adorable. I haven't seen that before as I've never watched *that* Footy Show ( There were two, one for AFL, one for Rugby League. That was the RL show). Funny, when you said it's gonna be a young Carl, I was thinking, he's gonna look the same isn't he? Thanks for that Ryan. ❤
Search Carl Barton on CZcams, best videos of back in the day awesome comedy, watched 6 hrs of him in one day😂😂😂 That video is there along with many others
Carl is so funny, and he doesn't swear or crude talk, that puts him as number one for me
He does. Most people miss it.
Exactly... unlike that houso-mouthed Butterfield. If you need to swear to get people to laugh you're not a real comedian (and don't possess a very high IQ either).
He swears it's just not common and it's usually low level swear words
Carl is one of the BEST!🥰I once had a licence photo that was so bas the cop that pulled me over for a random breath test had to call his partner over to have a look and were both in hysterics over it🤣🤦♀
So good to hear a clean stand up comedian for once 😊
Love Karl 😂😂 he said See Ya at the end… pretty common term for Goodbye
Carl said "See Ya!" at the end, like "See you later, bye... ciao"
You gottta react to Summer Heights High or anything Chris Lilley has done, he is a super talented aussie comedian who plays different minorities and characters in his shows.
Snooooozefest😴💤
Carl's humour is so contagious. He just makes normal things funny. Like one time when apparently he did something wrong and his dad said "come here, you going to get punished" and Carl said "why the heck would I go over THERE if that is going to happen" just like we probably heard all of our dads say the same thing, or something similar. Love Carl.
The red-head is Paul "Fatty" Vautin [vortin]. He usually played 1st or 2nd row in Rugby League - he was a big boy and a veteran player asked who the "fatty" was and the name stuck. Carl can get away with those jokes because 1. they are about language not people and 2. He is an equal opportunity comedian - he takes the piss out of everyone !
I couldn't get over how young Fatty and Blocka Roach look 😅
@@lizstyla88When that episode of the Footy Show aired, we were all young.
@@Simon.the.Likeable Oh dear I still remember the 1st State of Origin with Arty Beetson as Captain and Queensland won 20 to 10. New South Wales was cocky, forgetting that half the players on the teams down there were Queenslanders ...............and later that iconic war cry from from Billy Moore!
@@bigs1546 It was one of the best games I ever saw with so many of the legends of Rugby League, tough hard players on both sides. That game ensured State of Origin's longevity.
He said See-ya. As in good bye.
Hope you feel better soon. Ryan.
Carl was great for his first tv appearance. He hasn’t changed much. I’m an red head, I have a few red headed friends, quite a few of us here in Aus from our Scottish heritage.
Watching Carl makes me laugh I end up crying, tummy hurts.
Red haired people are called rangars here. There is one child in each couple in my family. My brother is one and my Uncle was one. I didn’t have one and only one of my five siblings had one.
Carl doesn’t get in trouble for his Japanese jokes. They laugh too.
And, in typical Australian form, "ranga" is just short for "orangutan" which have orange/red fur 😂
We used to give them the name "Blue" or "Bluey" in the bad old days. Also known as "Fanta Pants"
Australia was so isolated back in the late 80’s, early 90’s that nothing to take the piss out of, was off limits. Our country is so young….
SEE YA! That’s what he says in his glorious Aussie accent at the end of his performance. Carl, we luv ya!
RTA = Road Traffic Authority. The end of the Italian joke was "See ya" the exotic Australian words. Hope your recovery continues speedily.
Hey Ryan hope you feel better soon 🙂, Carl is hilarious! Hope you find more on Carl... Thanx for sharing ...
Lol never seen a red headed Aussie well my son is , my brother is , my dad was (he's bald ). I see a red headed Aussie everyday . Hahah I love Carl Barron
At the end Carl said, see ya. He's a legend.
The redhead guy is Paul "Fatty" Vautin. Former Rugby League player turned commentator / television host. He played for Manly and played for Qld in the 1st State of Origin.
I believe he was also captain of QLD in the first state of origin
@@Dr_KAP No that was Arthur Beetson
@@Dr_KAP whilst Fatty did Captain the Qld side Artie Beeston Has the honour of being the inaugural captain of Qld in 1980.
@@jackvos8047 oh you’re absolutely right lol. I should stick to AFL 😂 Artie Beetson what a classic he was!
Fatty's first State of Origin game was game 2 in 1982. He captained Qld twice, both times due to Wally Lewis being out with injury.
RTA = Road Traffic Authority. His final words were "See ya later" - sounded like "slayer" LOL
RTA was Road Traffic Authority, so yeah, like your DMV :)
He said see ya at the end.
Gidday back at ya Ryan. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
Carl Barron is so funny, I saw on stage.
I'd never heard of Carl until you mentioned him and I thought I knew most local comedians.
I love Carl Barron too. One of my favourite comedians. The "footy show" was a regular weekly TV show about Football.
His last word was ... seeya!
Carl is hilarious. Lots of redheads in Australia,my mum was and my granddaughter is.😊
The hosts did know who he was, When they said “he looks funny” they meant he literally looks funny.. as in his funny looking head😂
He does have a funny looking head that's the truth 😅
Hey Ryan, sorry to hear that you've been unwell. Happy to see you back with another video.
😂 I love Carl!
I have his DVD's.
They are a classic!
at the end he says “see ya!” Ryan in proper broad Aussie accent mode
Not racist. Carl's genuine delight that he got that volume of laughs and applause from his first TV Audience is gorgeous!
I used to work for the VicRoads ( the Victorian road authority). We used to compete for who could take the worst licence photo, we found the best way to get them was to tell the person to look at the dot near the cameras, and while they were looking for it we’d take the photo… True story!
Love Carl! My fave.
Carl is brilliant. Always makes me laugh.
The RTA ( Roads and Traffic Authority) is now Service NSW ( state services).
He said See ya at the end. Lol
i love carl barron i saw a show with my family
At the end he said "see ya" 😊
We call a red-headed guy, bluey. Carl said, see-yah, at the end.
What he said at the end was " see ya " which means goodbye.
For me the line is whether someone is making fun of someone or if they are noticing peculiarities and Carl notices peculiarities about every day life. He is observing, not judging.
Happy Arvo Ryan! Red heads are a thing here - there's red heads in my family and I have neices and nephews with red hair. Their mother has red hair and as I said also in my family but none of my brothers or sisters have red hair. One is more likely to have red headed children if the gene is in both parents!
We have a lot of Redheads [ Rangers , Carrot tops, Blueys ] over here
Ryan at the end Carl said see ya
Red heads are common, we call em “rangas” lol my step dad and his kids and my nephew are rangas! Prounounced rang-az!
At the end Carl said: "Seeya!"
Carl’s so funny, love him.
Sounds like you’ve got the lurgey Ryan. Get well soon. ❤️❤️
At the the end the Italian guy said seeya, as the Bondi guy said ciao.
That red headed commentator was a former rugby league player who repped qld in state of origin. So now you know what programme you saw Carl Baron Appear on. His name is Paul "fatty" Vaughton, imagine anyone now-days referring to oneself as "fatty" and insisting others call you that on national TV. Yes, it was the 90's and everything sucked lol. Remember having to wait on dial-up for images to load...etc ad infinitum!
RTA = Road and Traffic Authority - but it's the RMS now - Roads and Maritime Services
SeeYA is just how a lot of Aussie's say goodbye, even if it's just for 1hour lol like at work I will say CYA Mate after a job but in one hour I'm doing another job with him lol
The RTA was the NSW Road Transport Authority
Can we say that in Australia today? Check out Simon Taylor - Ethnic Aussie Accent, and Australian Accents Explained by Simon Taylor. He also does a brilliant joke about the Chinese language.
I am a red headed Australian, we have had a decent amount of immigrants from the UK and Ireland over the past 200 years.
Dunno why but this just made me think of the bloke getting arrested.
Whats the charge, enjoying a meal, a succulent Chinese meal 😂
Roads Traffic Authority was what it was called back in the day it’s now the RMS ( roads and maritime service)
Carl Barron could still make these jokes in Australia.
Red headed Australians...rare 🤣🤣 I've got a whole house full of 'ranga's', 'bluey's' or 'gingers' if you like. Definitely not rare 🤗
He said see ya!
At the end he said “ see ya “
I always love your happy intro because it always brings my mood up :) I also hope you are feeling better!
He said 'see ya' at the end there. And, I miss the footy show (AFL one); I only got into it a couple of years before it got cancelled T.T
See ya
You can’t help but laugh when you hear Carl Barron
Ryan hope you get better soon. Carl scratching his behind was clever
Loved the footy show
You have to watch some
They tell us that red hair is the rarest yet here on the Mornington peninsula at my kids school they’re bloody everywhere including 2 of my own
RTA was the road transit authority but its been renamed to services NSW
we have a lot of red heads in OZ, after all it's the nearest colour to blonde! and we call them Rangas in reference to an Orangutan!
At the end he said: See ya
I'm pretty sure he's on TikTok if you want to see more of him
At the end he said " See ya"
I'm a redheaded aussie haha... although I've dyed it pink at the mo 😂
He said “ see ya!”
G'day mate, you need to chuck a sicky mate, P.C. is here as well, and this is not footy as most Aussies know it, this is a rugby TV show, rugby is only played in 2 states, it's not Aussie Rules. This is pretty old, Carl has honed his skills and is now a comedic icon.
Man the footy show was great a bloody good laugh on a Thursday night.
@ryan was please check out Paul vaughten from the footy show. Please Don't quote me on the last name error👍
To say goodbye he said "see ya."
I think you're right about redheads in Australia.... they're not too common here.
Also that last part he said was "See ya" as in "See ya later". We say it instead of goodbye. :P
But yeh, Carl's a legend.... he's kept the exact same style of comedy over the years but his jokes have gotten even funnier these days and the way he tells them now is soooo good. The guy cracks me up every time. :)
Look up Rodney Rude...he truly is a funny guy.
RTA is the Road Transport Authority. Carl's last word after the pseudo-Italian was "see-ya" or "see you later" in English or "ciao" in Italian. Are you sure it was the 90s, Fatty Vautin, the presenter, looked awfully young and trim, not at all like his later presentations. Maybe it was the 80s.
RTA is road transport authority
One thing you NEED to understand about Aussie's, even Japanese ppl living in Australia long enough or born and raised here, would NEVER be offended by that Japanese joke. I do t even think it's it's borderline, it's harmless, but also consider the fact Carl pokes a lot of fun at himself and the Australians aswell
Rta stands for road traffic authority. They are the organisation that issues our drivers licence. 😊
Carl is a funny guy that has been around for many years. He is a clean comedian and uses sounds, faces, body movements and punchlines. (Some of these jokes are used in more than one show). Here is a link to one of his Canadian segments from around 2007. czcams.com/video/5a39fS-82HE/video.html. See ya (see you later).
RTA ( Aussie translation ) Road Traffic Authority 😅
Plenty of us Rangas in Oz , That's where the saying ' True Blue' comes from . Yeah Nah but there heaps of us 😂
That made me laugh 😂
There are plenty of "Rangas" (red heads) in Australia, our first female prime minister was one (unfortunately she was a complete and utter twit). The read headed man you refer to is Paul Vautin, an Australian Kangaroo test and Queensland State of Origin representative footballer (Rugby League).
A great red headed Australian is Tim Minchin. Check out his song called 'Prejudice'.
The RTA is the Roads & Traffic Authority.
It's where we get our driver's license
Fatty Vautin is also a ginger haired footy legend in Australia. That show was a huge hit for what must have been 20 years! I don’t even follow the footy!
Yes we do
Hope you feel better mate. Cheers from OZ. 🍻✌️
Carl Barron just kills me
Excellent
RTA Now rms is new south Wales version of dmv
Carl Barron is comedy genius. Rodney Rude is my favorite. I like vulgar, coarse humour. I'm that sort of person. Cheers Ryan.