HE'S BUILT DIFFERENT!! Americans React "Whimsical RollAcaster - James Acaster on Would I Lie To You"
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“Everything’s made up and the points don’t matter”
Glad you guys finally understand British panel shows now!
Reminds me of Brian Blessed on HIGNFY.
Brian: "I love it with these eggheads, when I win!"
Ian: "You're the chairman, you're not supposed to win!"
😀
That's a quote from Whose Line Is It Anyway which is an American show
@@fairy5668 I know, I love who’s line 😊
Not *everything* is made up. But they do often elaborate in misleading ways.
Yeah points don't matter because no one actually wins anything.
@@AgentOccam “Everything” as in the competition.
Some info for you:
The Geddington Volunteer Fire Briagde is NOT an actual fire brigade. They used to be. In 1977 the fire service across the UK went on strike during the ‘Winter of Discontent’. The men of Geddington formed a fire brigade in order to protect their village but were never called into action. Once the strike ended the brigade disbanded with a ‘standing down’ dinner. At a small anniversary dinner the next year it was decided that having a group of men in the village that were willing to respond to any village need was a good idea after all. The group reformed with the name Geddington Volunteer Fire Brigade, with members being known as Volunteer Firemen, as a tribute to their original founding purpose and they purchased a former RAF airfield fire engine, which they still have to this day. As fire services are a government service in the UK, they are not a recognised fire service and do not respond to fires. They are simply a men’s club that help the community in any way they can.
Thank you for the info. They sound an amazing group of people 🙂 x
Paul Hollywood: "What happened?"
James Acaster: "Started making it, had a breakdown, bon apetit"
Classic
I got insanely drunk one night and woke up to the police trying to pull me out of a very thorny rose bush covered in cuts.. they patched me up a bit and gave me a lift home. We had a good laugh about it. Good old British police.
I woke in the nick on Christmas eve , you get nicked, they wait until your sober, shake your hand and say happy Christmas! 3.20 AM, you are on the street .
@@martinotoole4097 I'm 60 now and I look back at some of the crazy things I did when I was younger makes me smile and cringe. Even worse, I had been a rock drummer from the age of 12 until I was 50 and all that entails. Great times but I'm enjoying the slower life now. ✌❤🇬🇧
Nobody cares you attention seeking tools!
My drunken (and youthful) run ins with the British police were always reasoned and reasonable. Don't be shiity, get no shit.
“You can’t say you hate a kid just for shits or giggles if it isn’t true”
You certainly can in British television 😂 but it just has to be the right context.
Like don’t do it on junior bake off for one 😂
Sean Locke going off on those acting kids at the big fat quizz is one of the best tv moments ever
You missed Rob's come back stop right now is also a line from a spice girls song. But with Rob's dry delivery you have to pay attention.
I’ve seen this clip a few times and on this reaction it was the first time I’ve caught on to Rob…
very subtle…
I even had to sing this song in my head to confirm it was from the Spice Girls …👍😂👍
Did you guys know there is another reactor called “King Boomer” who regularly shouts you guys out as his inspiration for creating his own channel?? He has 50k subs and is originally from Maryland; so that’s an interesting note and he loves you guys 👍
Wow I never knew he liked these guys too! I like his reactions as well
They know about him, he’s sent them superchats on their livestreams and they always have a lot of love for him.
Embrace The Muppet
Yeh Spence and Daniel have given him props before. I like his content. I like his process aswell. ETS21 easily my favourite channel
Yeah I watch King boomer too. Good channel.
Noddy is also the title character from an old kids book and tv show in the uk - his best friend was called Big Ears , which is why James said that
His "bon appétit" line in Great British Bake-Off is hilarious
Starting making some flapjacks, had a breakdown.....
As previously mentioned, James on Taskmaster is amazing (as is any Taskmaster) also his highlights from Celebrity Bake Off are very funny. Big Fat Quiz of the Year with him is also worth a watch. Basically anything with him in is worth it.
Had a breakdown, Bon appétit will forever be iconic 😂🤣
James acaster is not a comedian, he never says anything funny.😢
@@colingarner6175 what's the point of your comment? Do you think I'm going to say actually, you're right, I never thought about it like that. How insightful. If I remember I was replying to a request for any more James Acaster clips to look out for not a debate as to whether he was funny or not. I've looked back at some of your other comments and they rarely seem very positive, must be fun being you. Have a lovely day x
And then his stand up about his Bake Off experience. And how they cut out all his explanations about being jet lagged.
James did a section of a radio show called 'James Acasters Classic Scrapes' which were true stories that have happened to james over the years and its great listening.
Yeah his audiobook that is a compilation of them all is fantastic
I was just about to suggest this, there compilations on CZcams of the radio version. 😅
Mick took his tennis racket and hit the brussel sprouts at James after laughing about his cabbaged room.
You can pick any random drug addict and they will tell you any number of similarly fantastic stories. They are all the same, fucking junkies...
@@karry299 Are you drunk?!? I dont think you have a single clue what you're talking about
James Talking about being cabbaged is my all time fave 😂
James Acaster is the best “young” comedian to come out big in the last 5/6 years. He’s really burst bright and anytime he’s on an TV show/panel show you know he’ll be the best on there. His specials on Netflix were great and I think he’s not far from taking the US by storm as well. He’s the comedian that the next generation should want to follow and emulate.
@Ian Brent Oh god .The first sentence you just wrote is one of the most pathetic things I've ever read. I can smell you from here.
@@neilcheeseburger Try to change them before the murdering, eh?
I live nr Kettering and work with James brother and no matter how crazy you think his stories are they are all true. His brother is completely normal btw
After seeing this I searched for the barrel accross the river thing and there are videos on CZcams of the event. Traditions in Britain are wild
I think it's nearer to Geddington than Kettering
James got me really into British comedy with his Netflix special, I watched a few things on BBC before, but after his Netflix special I deep dove into British comedy and haven't looked back.
Haha, I've been to the Geddington Squirt several times - I had friends who lived in the village and it's not far from me. There are even clips of it on CZcams and the Geddington Fire Brigade has its own website which describes some of the community work the guys do around the village.
The Squirt is held every Boxing Day between the volunteer brigade and a team from the county's professional fire service; the latter is often a team of cadets. The spectators stand on the bridge over the river which is indeed close enough for the water to spray all over everyone. It's not a large village and there's not a lot of space for people to stand anywhere else so going to the Squirt means you have a good chance of getting wet. Fortunately the village pubs aren't far and have roaring fires at that time of year...
The firefighter game James describes is a real game. I don't think its called "squirt", that's James making up a name. But I've watched the local town fire departments compete against each other playing that game at a summer fair. It was an empty metal beer barrel dangling from a cable between two poles they were pushing. It's a real thing fire departments do to see who's better at controlling the hose and aiming the stream.
Actually it is 😅 look up "Geddington Squirt 2019" on youtube. It's Geddington vs Kettering (James' hometown)
It is the squirt. Been there.
With Noddy as the guest, that set up the joke about, "Whose your friend, big ears?" from a UK kids show called Noddy where Big Ears was his best friend.
James Acaster is a world treasure and should be protected at all costs
His 4-part comedy special is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.
A James Acaster special being reacted to by you guys brings me inexplicable happiness!
Also I think he's pronounced Ay-Caster, at least that's what most people on British TV call him :)
I love James Ancaster! Doesn’t look or act 37 as he is!! I can listen to him all day long as he has unique mannerisms and personality
Swimming and Christmas go hand in hand ... In Australia 🤣
yeah, nothing's more Christmassy than going for a swim, it always takes a while to realise why northerners might think they don't go together. FFS, what else are you going to do when it's 40°C+?
You guys have to listen to the complete Cabadge Chronicles compiling appearances of James on a podcast where he first started talking about the incidents, as well as clips from this show here, but the entire thing is hilarious.
James had previously told the night in a bush story on another show i love, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled.
We seem to use cabbages a lot here in the UK for pranks!! Not sure if you saw recently, a newspaper put a bet on a head of cabbage lasting longer than our most recent Prime Minister. The cabbage had a wig on and was put beside a picture of Liz Truss (the Prime Minister). Turns out the cabbage won as Liz Truss only lasted 45 days in office!!
I love James Acster, and how he keeps such a straight face whilst uttering so much rubbish. LOl Oh and the A at the start of his name is said as Ay, not Ah. Well done for getting Noddy Holder. :)
It’s brilliant seeing someone from Kettering on the world stage like this!
James is hilarious. He has fantastic weird style of humour.
Kia Ora guys from NZ....I love James Acaster and am so happy you reacted to him.....if you get the chance, I'm sure you would enjoy reacting to anything by Joe Lycett too - he is brilliant and well worth a look 👍
Joe Lycett talking about Grinder... Oh my god.
@@timtreefrog9646 Or when he changed his name to Hugo Boss 🤣His emails are brilliant and I also enjoyed his Gay Pride, Sexuality, and Gender routine and My Naughty Side (Walrus).....who can forget when he took on that London real estate scammer too....there's too many to mention - the man is hilarious😂
@@lj8621 aaahhhh Walrus. And Peter Peterson. Also Hermes. And the Uber Eats skip restaurant 😂
@@timtreefrog9646 So so many hilarious routines - it would be an amazingly hilarious rabbit hole for the guys to dive in to...I really hope they do and I for one would be there liking and sharing it all 👍
His book James Acaster's Classic Scrapes is an excellent book which covers some of the stories he tells on WILTY in more detail and others. It ranks alongside Bob Mortimers And Away... and This Much Is True
by Miriam Margolyes. All have excellent self narrated audio book versions too. A trio of comedy gold.
some great Xmas gift ideas there for a few friends Cheers!
I'm definitely going to give both a listen
If you notice on the photograph, it was not just cabbages, there was also a bunch of brussels sprouts ( the evil mini me of the cabbage ) in place of the kids stuff.
Probably been said already; but the whole bit is on WILTY "Mick".
It's worth watching.
Big love from Spain
If you haven't already, you should react to the big fat quiz of the year with Greg Davies and Richard Ayoade.
You NEVER go wrong with Acaster. He is a jem
Congratulations on spotting Noddy Holder !
Slade were massive in the UK and on the point of breaking in the US when they split, forget the Christmas song they still had a great catalogue of hits !
took long enough😂
Just adding you missed the joke about big ears... as in the UK children's show called noddy who had a friend called big ears...
In the UK there's x2. Xx
I'm so glad that David Mitchell picked up on Lee Mack confusing deer that we have in the UK with reindeer. We have to be mindful of deer running into the road where I'm from.
I’m so excited that you finally watched this :) thanksss
James is hilarious!! I'm ill at the moment and feeling rubbish and this video made me laugh so much. Thank you.
Hello fellow ill person! Hope you recover soon! Have a tea :)
Hello fellow ill peoples lol xxx
hello 👋
I'm not the only one who is wrapped up in a blanket and laughing through my illness then? 😂😂 Ouch it hurts when I laugh
Hope you feel better Polly! Laughter is great medicine.
During James' story about wanting the Spice Girls album. The guy on David Mitchell's team is Noddy Holder lead singer of the 70s band Slade. The big ears comment refers to children's writer Enid Blyton's character Buddy whose friend was called Big Ears
Hey guys, you recognised 'Noddy' ........ well done !
James is hilarious. He was also on Big Fat Quiz where he made me laugh so much
I love him on Big Fat Quiz. So so funny! Xx
I never even thought to look it up but with him being called Noddy, i just took it as him looking like an older version of Noddy the kids character. 😂
Enjoyed you recognising Noddy Holder. They always used to get him on the Christmas episodes of "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" as "the Christmas expert" because of that song.
I love that you guys are doing this cuz there are a bunch of British shows, and personalities, that are great
You MUST check out James’ appearance on Taskmaster. Absolute classic!
He has a podcast with another comedian, Ed Gamble, where guests pick their dream meal. I love it and listen to it every week, you should check it out!
the Dan Aykroyd episode is genius
its called Off Menu btw! 😅
Might be personal watching, but he has a stand up miniseries on netflix. One of the episodes is literally about jury duty. Also on the subject of that kid, look at the pride on his face as James describes what he did.
David Mitchell and Lee Mack are also absolutely geniuses. David Mitchell with his rants and Lee Mack with his quick wit.
James Acasters best taskmaster moment is worth a watch guys
Please do James Acaster and Jimmy Carr on eight out of 10 Cats
That clip is in this compilation
I havent slept in a bush but I have slept (well tried to) in a muddy hole . Once when I was on exercise (British Army). Our harbour area was in the middle of a copse of trees, we had managed to dig shell scrapes thinking we would only be there for half an hour or so, instead the staffy (staffsergeant) in charge said "settle in lads we will be here for a while" twenty minutes later I was snoring (soon got wakened up for that) I had been sleeping in the shellscrape which now had a good two inch layer of mud/water in it. In my defense I was knackered having been awake and humphing for a couple of days.
The young kid is James Acaster, one of my favorite comedian and panel show contestants.
I'm from across the pond love this channel and the seperate projects yous both do thank you guys keep it going and good health
I'm sorry about the gamertag drunk Paul changed it to this coz of my warzone clan drunk gamers its a clan designed for drunk weekend gamers pmsl
It's pronounced Ay-Caster, he's hilarious.
3:25 Is one of the best WILTY stories of all time. Melvin (no idea who he is) makes it better with his bench comments!.........James "There's an old saying, you're warmer in a bush than on a bench"
Please react to James Acaster’s ‘Sunday Brunch’ compilation on CZcams. Every time he goes on there he tells them it’s his birthday 🥳 🎂🎉😂🤣
Piss myself watching that compilation every time. Lovejoy and Simon are like two baby sitters knowing they cannot control the situation aswell
15:55 When you watch a compilation based on one person and you get to the part where you have to guess who's friend the random guest is, I'm guessing it's the person who the compilation is made on 🤔😂 bit of a give away
James Acaster is my favorite comic storyteller currently.
You guys make me smile on days when I don't wanna smile, thank you!!!
Being from Northamptonshire myself, I can't wait for the upcoming game of Squirt this year.
You guys rock!!! 😁
Cheers and thanks from Australia!
Hi guys love your reactions to Wilty looking forward to this 🙂
I have been in this situation twice, one time I slept in the train station after a music festival, the other time I'd been out with friends and I just went back to the bar until my first train home
Very funny fellas, enjoyed that👍🏽👌🏽😂🫶🏽
Even if you don't react to it, you guys should watch the "Mick" one in its entirety. Between James and Gabby's stories it's hilarious!
It may have been pointed out in another comment but when Lee said,no, he really really wanted it,Rob said Stop Right Now which was another Spice Girls hit
James was in Taskmaster as well. The show with Greg Davies. Series 7. Hilarious.
Great video. He has a podcast with another comedian Ed Gamble called Off-Menu. The episode with Greg Davies is hilarious who is the Taskmaster which is a hilarious show as other commenters have said :)
ive been in a situation where i had enough for the train home and had just missed the last bus home, time suddenly draws out, paint drying takes less time as you get cold, and the colder that it gets the slower time passes ..... at one time or another, most uk people have ended up saying sod it and either slept in a bush or the like...
Indoor Pool as outdoor pools are mainly reserved for certain holiday locations and mostly are closed after september ..... remember that the temp will be around 30f to 40f maybe 50f if lucky .....
Noddy Holder also did an advert for nobby's nuts ..... the tagline "No theyre NOBBY's nuts not Noddy's" the advert showing people trying to get his nuts ....
Ive been to Basingstoke train station many many times I know exactly where he talking about however those bushes are full of rats. He was either very fortunate there wasn't any in his or it was winter .
React to more of James on WILTY the story about his band will make you wet yourself
Brilliant reaction again lads. One of the highlights of the day
Lee is very quick, 'Mack Speed' is a great compilation of his speedy jokes.
Great stuff guys, and yep great catch on Noddy!
Yeah volunteer firefighters is a much bigger thing in the US, presumably because of the relative isolation of communities in the US primarily (wanting everything for as little money as possible, especially tax money, may also play into it)
Volunteers are always helpful in all walks, I used to volunteer with the NHS but I’d rather my firefighters were all fully funded and paid
The Geddington Volunteer Fire Briagde is NOT an actual fire brigade. In 1977 the fire service across the UK went on strike during the ‘Winter of Discontent’. The men of Geddington formed a fire brigade in order to protect their village but were never called into action. Once the strike ended the brigade disbanded with a ‘standing down’ dinner. At a small anniversary dinner the next year it was decided that having a group of men in the village that were willing to respond to any village need was a good idea after all. The group reformed with the name Geddington Volunteer Fire Brigade, with members being known as Volunteer Firemen, as a tribute to their original founding purpose and they purchased a former RAF airfield fire engine, which they still have to this day. As fire services are a government service in the UK, they are not a recognised fire service and do not respond to fires. They are simply a men’s club that help the community in any way they can.
Really enjoyed watching this. Have to admit that you really took me by surprise when recognised Noddy Holder! Nice one! 😁 Respect to you both 😊
James’ life is so surreal, it’s no surprise that every story he told in this video was true.
This shows that you have never been on the piss in the UK Bush sleeping is a normal past time here 😀
Me and my partner used to live in the country and he would bike to the nearest town for a drink and bike back, one night while biking home very drunk he had a crash with a badger he landed in a thorn Bush and the badger was really pissed off with him he couldn't get his feet out of the bike cleats so crawled further into the thorn Bush for safety from the badger dragging the bike on his feet behind him and eventually fell asleep he woke up about 5am and biked the rest of the way home, I found him the next morning covered in blood and mud asleep on the kitchen table. Country life 🤣
It sounds so stupid it has to be real. In my early twenties (decades ago), I walked home drunk and decided to have a wee by going up a slope of a bridge to a railway line. I kind of lost my way back, tripped and fell asleep. When I woke up in the morning, I was three feet away, caught up in brambles, from a twenty-foot drop to the road and path below me. I was still tipsy when I woke up, got home and got hassle for being out all night drinking. So, to me, your story sounds real!
I live in Basingstoke, and the bush us the best place to sleep 😂😂😂😂
You guys are sweet. It was fun watching you have a hoot watching our lad James.
I love that you're covering this. James Acaster
I must not be very good at adulting because my first reaction would be to call my mom and have her put money in my account. Or maybe try to find a hostel or a shelter.
At 22:50 you can really see the repressed anger in his face :D
I love the Mick story, it's one of favorite James' story
Kinda sad that Slade only seem to be known for their Christmas song. They had some great songs in UK that a few big US bands made covers of (Kiss covered "run Run Away, Quiet Riot covered "Cum On Feel The Noise").
Saw them live in Sydney mid 70's. Great show!
Cheers!
Yeah James was in a band. Look up his stories of him playing in a band when his front man shows up in a dress, I think it was on WILTY was extremely funny
This young fella is hilarious 😂 😃 thanks guys 👍👍👍👍🙏💞.
Also (To the Americans watching) the "Whose you're friend Big Ears at 20:47, its a British joke. Noddy Holder was from the band Slade, but there was a kids book and TV series in the UK called Noddy (nothing to do with Slade, just the same name) where Noddy's friend (in the book and cartoon) was a bearded gnome called "Big Ears".
Hearing Americans say "Irn Bru" is like coming home and hearing your dog ask "How was your day?"
There's something that's not quite natural about what I just experienced there.
But I'm glad you lads like the drink! 😂
Love that final one,never fails to crack me up👌😂😂
Definitely need to check out more of James, his stand up special on Netflix is top tier, there's a few clips on here👀🔥😂😂
Jus a lil note,his name is pronounced James A-caster 👌💜
Ah wonderful love James Acaster hilarious live this guys❤
Don't forget that Acaster is from Kettering Town, in Northampton.
I had the misfortune to work in a firm in Kettering, there were 200 people working there and 3 people that I had spoke to had never left the Town, for any reason. One was a 30 yr old married man with a car.
Close by were Santa Pod Raceway, where I ran my Honda 750 Turbo, Rockingham Motor Speedway, Northampton International Raceway, Nene Valley Raceway.
There are also 2 Football teams close by, if motor racing isn't your thing! There is an aerodrome less than 8 miles away, where I saw a Vulcan Bomber, XH558.
So, as boring as I think Kettering is, there are plenty of things to do in the vicinity but they are very funny people!
Just a FYI, We dont generally have outdoor public pools in the UK, I dont know of a single outdoor pool, They are all indoor.
There is a fair few outdoor pools or lidos in the UK, including Brixton believe it or not, probably about 4 or 5 dotted around London. Also Newbury, Oxford, Reading- there is probably about 130 odd in the UK according to wickipedia, many are the originals built in the 1930s, rescued and brought back to life and are fascinating examples of Art Deco architecture. I only know this as I worked on the restoration of Reading Lido, so got quite interested in the history etc
@@55tranquility Oh ive seen 'pools' but no 'Swimming pools' , Big difference
Excellent reaction.
It's Ay-caster btw.
Keep up the good work!
Yeh you're onto James. He's top drawer. Really talented.
Definitely true, I live in London. Mother lives in Basingstoke. So now that station well brilliant description of the bush and position yes yes yes true true true
Reminds of when we was about 12 roughing it one night tried sleeping in a empty shipping container, and we made a small fire next to the doors to get warm Big mistake 😅
Do yourselves a favour, and watch a show called 'Alan Davies, As Yet Untitled', where James not only talks about Basingstoke, but also about an early stand-up gig he did, and a time he was in Paris. In fact, watch the entire episode, because the entire panel has epic stories to tell.
Was going to mention Noddy from Slade but we'll d9ne for picking up on the name reference 👍 , " Sladest the album is defo worth a reaction guys, known mainly for ther Xmas hit but this album is full of quality tunes and under appreciated
The Canadian comedian you mentioned is Stewart Francis. ❤
You encounter dear a lot in the roads of Britain as well.