She Marries Her Cousin For 100K
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 29. 04. 2022
- Reacting to Big Fat Gypsy Weddings where girl marries her cousin and gets 100,000 dollars.
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I envy their dedication to make any formal dress look like an early 2000s prom
Those were the days
The fact I misread prom as something else đ AND THEYRE COUSINS đ đ”âđ«đ”âđ«
Hey leave my 2000 graduation year alone
LoL only thing good about the 2000s were the simplicity of vehicles and politics and our rapp was better lmao đ€Ł
Lol THIS SHOW WAS FILMED THEN!!!!!
Seeing a crowd of grown men holding beers while watching a boxing match is the most Irish thing about this video
And yet all the girls were wearing hardly anything and the guys were still not interested.
@@carochan86 theyâre all family probably lol
@@Jason-ty4dl never stopped Alabama
At least she had a LOT of people show up to her wedding, unlike the others we have seen where it was basically no one there.
& everyone fighting
Difference between Irish/English travellers and American ones. All the ones where no one showed were from the American show. All Irish/English traveller weddings are a HUGE deal.
Yup! Just let's you know how people dislike drama!! Rught!!
And no one had to worry about what side to sit on because they're all related
I'm not Romani/Gypsy but I live in Romania where about 3% of the population (2011) are Romani. Traditionally they used to be called "gypsies" but the term has been changed officially to "Romani". Some people of this ethnicity consider it offensive and hateful to be called "Gypsy" while some don't mind it and even call themselves that.
*Please note that "Romani" and "Romanian" are not the same thing!! "Romani" is an ethnicity while "Romanian" is a person living in Romania. (For example I'm romanian but not romani).
I hope I explained it correctly!
this was actually kinda interesting, thanks for sharing
You Sure didâŠ.Thank you for that Interesting TidBitâșïž
Romanian e si etnie.
@@Prophetu you're right. Maybe a better way to tell the difference would be to specify that Romanian is a nationality with an established territory (people who live in the country known as Romania) while romani is the name given to a person from the nomadic ethnic group (no established territory).
It's actually a generation thing younger generations are reclaiming it as why would you want to keep it negative the older generation is against it. I've seen fights break out and become physical over it. But usually the people offended are white people being offended for others in my experience
I love how the narration for the show talks like they are migrating animals looking for mates
I mean..if the shoe fits? They do act like animals alot though
This is spot on xD
Arenât we all migrating animals looking for matesđ
@@modenavigationprivee1227 we are .
I'm certain someone else has mentioned it but Travelers and Gypsies are two distinctly different groups of people. Travelers are of Gaelic Irish descent, whereas Gypsies are Romani. It's two different parts of the world. There are many Romani people who do not like being called gypsies, as it's now seen as a slur due to history.
Mostly due to perscustion from European nations who think they were a âlesser peopleâ. Hitler didnât just round up Jewish people, they were just the majority he also rounded up gypsys and a few other groups as well if I remember right
It's especially true in Europe, I remember like last year or something there was some controversy and a lot of European people were talking about Romani like they were literal rats. It seems American Romani folk turned it around into a sort of pride thing on the other hand and that's why a lot of Americans aren't aware + the cultural snowball
Is Romani the proper term, then?
@@caidalee1994 or Roma
This is not true. I am from the UK, and here we refer to what is formally known as 'Irish Travellers' as Gypsies. The community also refer to themselves as Gypsies. Please don't tell us what we do, and do not, call people from our own, and neighbouring, countries. In the UK and Ireland if you refer to someone as a 'Gyspy' you mean Irish Traveller. If you are referring to a Romany Gypsy, they will always be specified as a 'Romany Gypsy' instead of 'Gypsy'. Again - IRISH TRAVELLERS REFER TO THEMSELVES AS GYPSIES WHICH IS WHY THE TV SHOW IS CALLED BIG FAT GYPSY WEDDING. Don't assume you know everything about something in another country just because in YOUR country, you might to refer to them as something different. Be more aware that there are other cultures other than just the American perspective.
Also this dress maker has her own series where she is training travelers to make dresses- itâs incredibly entertaining - yâall definitely might want to look into it đŻđŻđŻ
They definitely need to watch that!
@@houseofschenck6230 lol righttt!!?đđŒ
Whatâs it called??? I wanna know đ«
Whats the name?
@@kindamid8057 Thelmaâs Gypsy Girls (thereâs either 5 or 6 episodes out so far and I believe they are putting out one episode per week) and I think the YT channel its on is âOMG Weddingsâ
The dress maker Thelma is an angel! Sheâs one of the few non travelerâs the travelerâs trust! Sheâs such a special person!
Iâm all for getting the bag but brother in Christ not like this
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One thing! Just one thing! Please tell IT to me: WHY tf do I have so many fans even though no CZcamsr is unprettier than I am? WORLDWIDE!!!! WHY??? Tell me, dear conor
@@AxxLAfriku your beauty is second to none, you star you
@@AxxLAfriku Maybe they mistake you for Axl Rose from Guns and Roses, but probably even his drink and drug addled brain could still type out the name Connor properly when it's laid out right in front of him.
Nice to see another CZcamsr Iâm subbed to watch CTK
Itâs like when people get offended for me when someone calls me Indian instead of Native American and then proceeds to go off on a glorious rant spreading misinformation and I just have to laugh and walk away. So yea Iâm sure you get a lot of that in the comments phew đ
Out of curiosity, do you prefer one term over the other, or a different term altogether? Just a curious Brit here, feel free to tell me to piss off if you don't feel like answering!
Jettaboo you ain't lying! I see it at powwow every year lol. "What do you mean Indian taco? You people are called native Americans"
So native americans can be called indian? Because i thought indian are people from India or does the word refer to both of them?
@@dragonixheli5474 Indians are people from India but when the Europeans came to The Americas they mistakenly called Indigenous people Indians and it just kinda stuck. Lots of people are sensitive about it and lots don't care either way. I just say N8V. But you'll see lots of non natives getting super offended on the behalf of n8vs that don't even care lol.
Thank you for being rational.
I'm trans myself, and I hate when people try to determine for us what we're offended by, and it's almost always stuff I don't give a damn about. For those people, it's all about glorifying themselves and not about helping us. They're not even familiar with how we handled our lives without them running in to white knight us (hint: we were perfectly capable of going to the bathroom. I've never once had a problem with that...).
I wouldn't be surprised if someone got offended 'on my behalf' because I used 'trans'. I've seen them get offended over the spacing of the words. They really need to get better hobbies and just let us speak for ourselves. I know when someone is being rude to me and when they're not, and if I don't like something I'm totally capable of saying, "I don't really care for that". They're always such jerks about it and make other people think that we'll be jerks about it.
I've seen so many other people in such similar situations to us.
I knew that one day, the day would come, where Ken whishes me a happy birthday on my birthday. Today that time has come, ty Ken and Dane!
Happy birthday! đ
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday! Itâs my birthday too!
happy birthday!
I was called a gypsy as an insult once and I just looked at them deadass and said "I'll curse you". They made a quick exit. I think they thought gypsy's had magic or something. đ€Ł
Lmaoođđ
Iâm from Ireland and thereâs a traveller community not far where I live. We all keep out of each otherâs way, but unfortunately Iâve never had any good experiences with them.
For example, a traveller family caused a serious car crash on multiple vehicles and nearly killing a mother with her baby because they were trying to hit the car of the other traveller. Itâs wild.
I'm Irish too.. it's hard to find something good to say about them tbh. There's a select handful that are nice of course but majority are scumbags
You should see how fast they learn to mind their manners when the paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland get tired of their behaviour, Iâve never seen people fill their pants and apologise so much after some blokes rolled up in a car lol.
They all like to act like big men, but when things get real watch how fast they flee and grovel.
@@janeodonovan5231 there was one girl I went to school with from a traveller background and she was fine. The majority of them are nuts. One family straight up murdered someoneâs dad in a church cause the dad tried to stop the fight. I went school with his daughter, I felt so horrid for her family.
Not to mention how the majority of them treat their animals. There was a accident in Limerick a couple months ago. They let their horses just roam free on a busy road causing multiple cars to crash. Hate to generalise and play into stereotypes but I see too many starving horses pulling 4+ people whilst being whipped.
@@lucialovecraft If they make a habit of marrying 1st cousins, the ânutsâ part naturally comes with the territory! đ€ŠđŒââïž
You got to love TLC 's blur filter. Like when I look at the face it's basically the equivalent of me taking off my glasses. Also the dresses remind me of the Toddlers in Tiaras dresses
"There's is no fight [because they are family]".
They must have a different concept of family there.
11:57 holy shit, this is what every girl wants her wedding cake to be. Sometimes I forget that these are just KIDS. Of course that's the wedding cake she wanted she's like 16 or 18.. I've never understood getting married so early. Growing up my friend's cousin, they were gypsies. She got married at 14, 14!! FOURTEEN!
That's horrifying to think about for me- I was so immature and knew nothing of the world, myself or other people at 14.. Would NOT have been ready to make that decision at 14.
@@nooneinparticular1685 Right? It's absolutely insane. But obviously at the time we all thought it was so cool and envied her. Last I heard about her like a decade ago, they had 4 kids and they were still together but he cheats all the time and has 2 other kids from 2 different women he cheated on her with. It's so sad, she literally had no life. She had her first baby RIGHT before her 16th birthday.
What country? I think in America, states that allow marriage that young only allow it because of pregnancy or if they have a kid.
I've never met a gypsy that wasn't wildly proud to be a gypsy and made it known that they are one. All of the ones that I have met LOVE to be called a gypsy. It's a massive part of their identity.
Romani people- that would be a correct and polite way to call them while acknowledging their identity. Gypsy like the n-word for black people, itâs an ethnic slur, even though some people donât mind to be called that, it shouldnât be thrown around.
@@wellhello1603 like I said. Iâve never met a single âRomani personâ say that they prefer to be called Romani person. Every single one that Iâve met have wanted to be called Gypsy. Not that they are just âokayâ with it. They prefer it.
Are you a Romani person that prefers one way or the other?
Edit to add: the n word and gypsy are not even close to the same thing.
@@wellhello1603 Shut up
â@@wellhello1603 If the word "gypsy" was anywhere near as offensive as the n-word, Ken, Buff, and these shows would've been canceled years ago đ
@@localcalysta5619It's like midgets and little people... i heard to many say they prefer X so what is the """right""" way?
As an outsider "little people" always sounded the worst... hey there, little guy, lmao.
Marrying first cousins once- not a super huge risk to the children (something like 4-7% mortality). Marrying first cousins for generations? Now we're looking at about 13% mortality. And that says nothing about birth defects. Super wholesome!
Which I mean down the line is what is going to happen. It's gonna be Europe royalty all over again.
Canada somewhat recently allowed for marriage of a second cousin. Itâs apparently been extensively studied in India (where marrying second cousins is commonplace), and the overall rate of dolphin-babies is as low as ânormalâ situations.
Yeah...there bound to get them if they don't marry out of the family however..and like serious defects
Plus its just straight up morbid
With all due respect- why do you know this down to the percentage?
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Thelma has a show now where she hired 10 traveller girls to work in her dress shop. Ages 15-18 and most need a tutor it's a decent show and I give Thelma respect for giving them the skills to support themselves without marrying so young.
oh god, Travellers AND Romani gypsies together is like the ultimate double threat of chaos in your neighborhood. They're two completely ethnically different groups, but they both enjoy similar pasttimes lol
romani Gypsies are from eastern Europe/balkans, travellers have always been from Ireland
Hey from Ireland đźđȘ, traveller weddings from what I know almost always end it fights. My uncle is a chef, the hotel he was working in had a traveller wedding and the guards (Irish police) were in a room all day to make sure nothing happened. But they left at like 3 in the morning, they hadnât even been gone 5 minutes when all hell broke loose. People were fighting, glasses were being broken, windows were smashed and a toilet was ripped out. The guards had do drive the wrong way down a one way road to get back. The waiters and bartenders were being attacked, my uncle wasnât because he was in the kitchen hidingđłđłđłđł
All that in 5 minutes, that's hilarious. Someone must have been holding a grudge against that toilet all night, then when the shit finally broke out he made a damn beeline for that porcelain mf đđđ
UK is Scotland, Wales, England, and Northern Island, where they are is the Rep of Ireland, which is not part of the UK.
You could say we are part of the British Isles as the whole of Ireland is classed in that one, but generally we prefer to just be Ireland when something is happening over here.
I was gonna comment too lol, I'm glad I scrolled to check if anyone else commented first
THIS
UK is just England, Wales and Scotland because we're all connected as one island, with N. Ireland belonging to Great Britain. ROI is part of the British Isles for geographical location, but are not British themselves.
@@daxxark1165 Thats just what I said, I dont think there was any need to add on a repeat of what I basically said. I am well aware we are not british.
I'm surprised there's no one mentioning he called Ireland part of the UK đ
I literally just posted a comment about that đ đ
I lost my mind when he said that but still love him đ that's why I went immediately to the comment section to clarify
I used to run a carnival, we had gypsies who ran our concessions.
They called themselves gypsies.
Yes, a couple of them were happily married to their first cousins.
There poor babyâs
If youâd ran into a black person calling themselves n-word, would you call them that yourself? Same applies to Romani people that call themselves gypsies
@@wellhello1603
I just called them by their names, like any other person on the planet.
@@monkeynumbernine Iâm saying that just because they call themselves something doesnât mean others should. Polite way to call Romani people would be Romani, gypsy at this moment is considered an ethnic slur, although some people donât mind it, similar as some black people donât mind the n word.
+In this comment you didnât call anyone by their name, you called Romani gypsies.
@@wellhello1603 no I donât think anyone should say it
Family plays such a big role in all these weddings im half expecting vin diesel to show up at one if these weddings
Tyson Fury âGypsy Kingâ is actually from an Irish traveler family which is different from Romani Gypsy but i see why he has that nickname since they are similar in some aspects
I come from a line of Romani Travelers and my family likes the title Gypsy because itâs taken on the meaning of our way of life and beliefs. While we understand that the stigma is still overall negative, we understand that there are negative views on most, if not all things to a certain degree. The way my family views it is that weâre taking that word and reinforcing the way of life behind the word. Iâm really proud to be called a Gypsy because thatâs just what I am, if that makes sense?
Although my family doesnât partake is the crazy marriage conditions these Travelers do. Thank god, too; the male prospects in my family are less than ideal đđđ
I had multiple gypsy friends growing up and they all called themselves gypsies. Even the adults. I learned a lot from them. I really did. Granted I'm 34 now, so maybe now a days they don't want to be called gypsies but most of us grew up only knowing them by that name. If any of my childhood friends see this:
Hi guys, I'm sorry I didn't end up marrying Mike so I'd be a gypsy too đą
âGypsyâ is considered a racial slur because it targets Romani people. I suggest looking into the history of the word
@@Adrians1999 so Is paddy a racial slur? If so I want reparations!
@@xcaptainspookyx6115 What I meant to say was âethnic slurâ not âracialâ, my bad.
But yes, Iâm pretty sure âpaddyâ would be considered an ethnic slur as well. Unless youâre using it in the context of being an Irish personâs name.
@@adam_stanheight what joke?
@@Adrians1999
Some people don't like it. Some don't care. Some call themselves that. Let people decide for themselves.
My fiance has gypsy heritage, says it's fine to use that term. Perhaps it just depends on who you ask?
Itâs more likely what he said people being offended for other people
In Germany/Europe(?) it's an offensive term. And these people oftentimes get discriminated against
Also it was/is used as an insult by some people
He don't live a everyday gypsy life maybe that's why he whoudent mind people saying it
Is he still deeply connected to it though? Plus it's very much a European issue for those with heavy ties to their Romani culture. It's not as much of a problem for Americans who are somewhat removed from their Romani family history.
It really depends on region. Europe apparently it's offensive and people activity kill them and shit so they prefer traveler. In America it's not an issue.
Idk about the Irish gypsies but the Scottish ones are often in charge of the fairground rides that go around every town in Scotland in the summer for our Galadays, which are just like town celebrations and an excuse to get excessively drunk. But yeah, we never really see them, they usually put up camp out the way of everyone and keep themselves to themselves. Never had a bad experience with them
The plays at the mussleburgh race track for the gala days where the best đŽó §ó ąó łó Łó Žó ż
9:55 I love watching the guys at times like this. 20,000 crystals? Where? Guys.. all over the dress. The flower alone looks like 20,000. I expected a much higher number. I mean I know they said the dress but the shoes and veil both have crystals too.
I'm a girl and I wouldn't say that there's 20,000...... maybe 10k đ€
@@joywolf83 You would think it's less but if you actually do put these stones little by little on the dress, the number gets high pretty easily.
These weren't big stones at all. Take those starbuck cups that people put rhinestones on, they are around 4k-5k rhinestones which you wouldn't think when you look at the size
Just realized married cousins can say "Our parents were siblings" just like when brother and sister marry đ€Ąđ„Č
Sweet Home Alabama!
When brother and sister marry, their parents aren't siblings, unless it happens more than one generation...
a girl i was friends with in hs is hungarian and âgypsyâ, when introducing herself to fellow hungarians she REFUSED to say she was âgypsyâ because it is seen as a bad thing ig.
I live in the Netherlands and your videoâs always are uploaded just on time to watch them while eating dinner :D
German here, same situation right now. enjoy your dinner! ^^
@@rainghostly thanks, same to you! :)
smakelijk eten! Love from america~
Belg hier en dit is ook mijn vast avondeten ritueel:D
@@TheSecretPassword dankjewel!
Hey ken, im from cork in ireland, i actually live across from settled travellers (travellers who have a house instead of a caravan they move around) Ive honestly never heard them called gypsies here but they used to be called tinkers because in the past they would go house to house and ask to fix anything that was broken for a small price. the more offensive term is Knacker, which in my honest opinion i never understood, because a knacker is a field where you would send a horse that couldn't work anymore called the knackers yard. some travellers have a bad rep here, but honestly ive only met sound ones.
My father worked and traveled doing pavement jobs with a group of Romanis. They called themselves gypsies here and there but if someone else called them gypsies they were not happy. I assume it's taking power from a word meant to hurt kind of situation for some
73 best men? I couldnât even think of 73 people to invite to my wedding đ
I can't even name 73 relatives...
"When does the cousin-marrying begin!?"
LMBAO
âI hope theyâre not headed to Mannâs Hotelâ đ€Łđ€Ł
I could be totally wrong in my assumption... but from what Iâve noticed, âgypsyâ has negative connotations across Europe and theyâve been descriminated against for ages.. and I believe they prefer the term traveller because of that? In the US, it seems theyâre more proud of the term Gypsy as they arenât persecuted or desciminated against *quite* as much. This is just a guess as Iâm not a traveller, so correct me if Iâm wrong đ
Theyâre definitely still heavily discriminated against in America, especially by police đŹ
@@Sky-wg1sw Iâve only seen cops get involved when they get informed of an underage wedding, which is fine to me
@@goglurt428 your personal experience â the reality for other ppl, if you bothered to look past the surface thereâs a lot of police discrimination :/
ETA: underage marriage is gross and should be prevented but not even all US politicians can agree on that sođ€ą
Travelers look down on âgypsysâ theyre the same but separate themselves from each other due to moral differences is what i have picked up from all these shows
I've been told the G-word literally translates to "slave." It's been compared to the N word in the USA
Edit: keeping that energy
@@kaytea0963 It's not. That's why you can say Gypsy, but not the N-word.
@@kaytea0963 say the word then lol. Keep that energy sis.
See but the difference is you can quote âgypsyâ but you can do the same for ân-wordâ
@@kaytea0963 I don't think it has any translation as far as I know. gypsy definitely has some slur energy in its etymology though because the term was coined by ignorant people thinking the Romani came from Egypt
I used to do weddings for the âtravelersâ here in Portland oregon. And they really do hate being called gypsies. All the weddings we did, they were always the same people there. They told us to call them Romaniâs
Itâs my birthday!!! I waited ALL YEAR so I could watch todays video so I can hear ken say happy birthday đâ€ïž
Happy Birthday!
My Birthday was January 1st, Like you I waited all year just to hear Ken say âHappy Birthdayâ. Thankfully he posted a video on that day because it was âNew Yearâs Dayâ HAHAHAHA!!!
Happy birthday! I can't wait for my bday lol I think about it every time he says happy birthday đđ
Travelers and Gypsies are different from what Iâve been told.
Gypsy is a derogatory term really only in Europe. They are also absolutely racially discriminated against in Europe as well as long history of being targeted and killed.
Yup and the reason why Everyone disliked them was because wherever they went things got stolen.
@@radicalgreek99 not to mention the waste they leave on land they occupy and the loose aggressive dogs that come with them..
@@radicalgreek99 Truth
The word itself might not be as bad in the US, but itâd be silly to ignore all the racial discrimination these people face outside of Europe. Theyâre still disproportionately targeted by police in America today.
@@Sky-wg1sw Sauce?
I loved this video you guys! I know it wasn't as crazy as we all expected haha, but definitely do more in my opinion! đ Was great and fun
I believe the Traveler girl was excited ab the town bc they normally (historically) are very looked down upon in parts of Europe. It can be very difficult for them to find a place to settle for any time that accepts them and doesn't make their lives hell. Or even ALLOWS them to settle there.
Finally some juicy video!! Thanks KenKen
Hello! I love your videos, your laughs are so contagious
Iâm sure it depends on the person. This was my experience: I went to college with a girl who was Romani, from Lithuania. One day we passed by a shop that had âGypsyâ in the name. She told me that the word had history as a derogatory term for her people, the Romani. I donât use it anymore.
The harmonisation of that "woooooh" for the classic car was beautiful đđ€Ł. It really was.
I love you Ken and your videos!! Dane is forever a mood!!
I love Thelma she does a lot in the UK for travellers. Even has a show where she taught traveler girls to make her wedding dress. Itâs on CZcams you should do a reaction to it.
love you Buffpro, you make me laugh everytime.
I am here so early! Yay! I was listening to an old video⊠and a new one popped up!! Love U guys! And I love the gypsy vids lol đâ€
From what I've heard, Gypsy was an offensive term many many years ago, but nowadays people don't care. I guess it all depends on who you talk to.
The mental image of Teddy being beaten down by 73 best men does bring a smile to my face-
At first I thought that spot of sunlight on Kenâs neck was a gold chain necklace or something and he was trying to further immerse himself into the gypsy lifestyle for this video.
That dress may have 20,000 crystals in it, but I ain't see ONE led light
Also that lady who got thrown out saying she's gonna write to the pope...she wants to speak to the manager of catholicism!
ur guys videos always make me laugh sm i love u guys
Love ur vids keep up the good work!
Just when I thought things couldnât get worse⊠they played Justin Bieber âbabyâ at the party đ
Coming from gypsy lineage, the word "gypsy" was created to be a derogatory term but people started using it as a regular name, nowadays the derogatory term would be "gypo"
Would like to mention it could be inaccurate, I'm not a gypsy but my mother was before she got married
Dang .... "That's a offly Hot Coffee POT" LOL both you 2 man are great. #10đ
Donât even have notifications and and Iâm hella ealrly! Constantly checking every morning for new videos lol
from what Iâm told by some Romani, being called âGypsyâ is considered like a slur/offensive term to use. i donât know if all of them feel this but the few iâve asked are not really pleased to be called gypsy. I also have no idea if all of them are called Romani or if itâs the only few Iâve talked to but I hope that can help ken/buff out.
Beside the Cousin Thing , this seems like Very DREAM WEDDING , Perfect In all other ways
Waited all year for Ken to tell me happy birthday :) a joyful day Iâll have now!
Very weird hearing Ken and Dale talk about somewhere 30 min from my house lmao.
I'm gonna go ahead and say a hearty no thank you to the "Teddy Experience."
Ireland isn't in the UK! We fought hard for 800 years to he able to say that!! đ
You guy make watching these videos better. đ Love ya
omg this brings back memories, I remember watching this show when I was younger, every Friday night. I'm Irish btw
Please continue with that possessive mama story who made the son's wedding all about her.
So they took over a town because the people didn't like them... I love that for them!! It's not what does hate or discrimination do to you but for you look for the benefit when you can đđ
For a sec there the way the light hits your throat, I thought you had had a tracheotomy. Lol
Hi Ken, it is actually my birthday today, thanks! Love your content together with Dane and Felix, good luck in the furure!
No one:
The one beam of light on kens chest:
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I felt so bad for that little girl! She had friggin heels on and was was 4 years old? That seems very wrong to me!
Even though there wasn't any fighting, I really enjoyed this video!!!
Yay! The boys are back again! Get em! đ€
There is a difference between the Irish travelers, the romnichel, and the Roma. From what I have seen, the romnichel are more likely to use the word gypsy
This is the best âgypsyâ wedding Iâve ever seen! It was truly beautiful & wholesomeđ not sure why theyâre called Travelers instead of Gypsies, I can only assume that itâs because of the long distances they have to go for work. Thanks for the awesome bid!đ°đ
Every second of this exploded my mind. WHAT.
Earrrrlyyy love you guys
When it comes to being offensive, it depends who you speak with. Gypsy is similar to Eskimo, originally a slur, but nowadays most people just shrug it off. I would just say don't be surprised if someone is hurt by the terms, after all it's pretty understandable.
Hi, Gypsies and Travelers are two separate communities!
@@aibrean2883 no they are not. There's just two different kinds of gypsy. Irish Travelers, and Romani. In Europe maybe you call them different things. But in America they both call themselves gypsy
@@davidwilson6681 If you look into the heritage of Irish Travelers at all, you'll see that Irish Travelers aren't a relation to Romani people. It's a well known thing especially here in Ireland.
@@aibrean2883 American Irish travelers call themselves gypsy. In America the term I used for both. Both are gypsy
@@davidwilson6681 Again, as an actual Irish person who knows a lot of Travelers, they are not Gypsies and it's incorrect to call them that. I cannot speak for the Travelers in the USA and what they like to be called. I'm talking about actual Irish Traveler communities.
I went to my grandpaâs funeral last week and found out my parents are second cousins! They didnât know, either! Luckily, they are divorced.
Love it just moved to Limerick and heard some amazing stories about Rathkeale đ đ
Fun series
"Knackers" not traveller's or gypsies.
Ireland is not in the UK.
It would take so much more $ than that to get me to hate my life even more
Please more I love these and the dateline episodes the most
My dad was gypsy, he calls himself gypsy. Id say its people being offended for other people who dont care
Is the proper term Romani or am I just wrong?
@@soulknife20 I believe so. As Romani's are called gypsies
Is he a European Romani, or does he follow the more modern american gypsy path? Because there's a big difference between american communities who are prideful of it, and calling the European Romani population gypsies, as they have faced centuries of discrimination over it.
its always people not from minority groups being offended for them these days
I think it's when pasty blond white girls put on a flower crown and call themselves "such a gypsy" and use someone's actual way of living as an aesthetic that people get upset but I could be wrong đ€·đ»ââïž
"they live in mobile houses, how do they get $150 000 to throw up on a wedding?"
Is anyone going to tell Ken? Or should I do it?
Probably pass the wealth to the next generation to own a home one day?
I actually have no idea
They arent buying homes because they live in mobile homes.
@@carochan86My family lives in mobile home having 500k in their name (My parents)
3 years till we buy one, and for now we do trade/restate
Let's say, they are able to get that much money BECAUSE the have MOBILE homes.
With no smack down I'm lost đ€Żđ€Łâ€ïž
The "Teddy Experience!" LMFAO!! đ€Ł
I have always wondered what the families do to afford these lavish weddings. The bride in this episode was beautiful. Their customs are different from what I am accustomed to, but who am I to say?
Same
As they said, the money doesn't get loose because in most communities money goes to the family back. Like you as a traveller buy a shirt in a store but the store owner is part of your family.
I also assume that they cut money on many other things so that they can finance themselves. Like if they don't stay long in school, they start working early and earn money, no school or university costs ect and general family support I guess.
Reminds me of some people I knew that were definetely not rich at all but still could "affort" a luxury life as it seems from the outside but they cut down on other necessities for that
The travellers where Iâm from in England that can afford things like this have very few expenses- just think where a normal persons pay check goes to and how much money you would have if that wasnât taken away.
They donât pay rent, they donât pay taxes, many donât even pay utilities.
Most travellers work in trade industries- building, cars etc. almost all self employed.
It is a insult to call someone a Gypsy over there, theyâre treated like a second class citizen as well in my county âRomaniaâ
Yeah the correct term in Roma/Rom/Romani
In England the ones calling themselves gypsies tend to be terrible people.
Love your videos Ken and buffpro
I guess the cameras and the lady had to step out for the "I do"
Ripple effect rose đč quick.