@@akataman7319 Hahahaha it might be. But I think the level of his stupidity was the one that was being equated to a whole Dundee United team despite his size
@dansmith1763 - Betting pools in Nigeria in the 70s - early 90s. The betting pools were linked to both English and Scottish football leagues. It was a dead cert that Dundee United would lose when the results were read out on both the radio and TV. When you lose or are poor in school, you're then called Dundee. It then graduated to when you're being stupid to get called Dundee United.
#Clubfocus Dundee United, a Scottish football club, is a slang for idiots in Nigeria because the Scottish club went on a pre season tour in Nigeria and performed badly. It was a two-week period, between the end of May and the start of June, 1972 Nigeria had never qualified for the FIFA World Cup or AFCON at that time. The Nigerian Football League had just been formed. A Dundee Player, Kenny Cameron said hyenas and vultures were part of the committee that welcomed them at the Kano airport. He also complained about stomach bugs in the squad, traffic jams and post office strikes. This angered the Nigerian media and fans. The media responded by saying Dundee United played amateur football. On the pitch, they were matched against small teams where they were underwhelming, drawing 2-2 with Stationery Stores on 27 May 1972 followed by a 1-0 win against Benin Vipers on the 31st. That, however, was to mark the high point of the visit - United lost 2-0 to Enugu Rangers on 3 June, in a match played in front of 35,000 people, before drawing 1-1 with Mighty Jets on 7 June, and then ending the whole sorry affair with a 4-1 hammering at the hands of Stationery Stores. Who laughed last?
@miguwa1....thanks so much for this. I have no doubt you are over 60 sir and i want to say you just dropped a real gem of information right there. Good thing is if i call people Dundee United now, i will do it with proper understanding of the meaning and it carries more weight now😅😅🤣
Imagine going from what you consider a shite hole (Dundee) to a far worse shite hole (Nigeria in the early 70s) having diarrhea and stomach bugs cause of the foreign food, probably in weather you've never experienced in your life, of course you'd play like shite
Nah, his parents sent him back to Nigeria to learn some manners 😂😂😂. Nigerian parents don't send you to your room for being a brat,they send you to a boarding school back to Nigeria 😂😂😂
So true! I have several Dundonian friends here in Hampshire where I live and I can confirm your account. Life isn't that serious and we can all make each other better and happy just by being simply nice to each other. It's the arrogance sometimes exhibited by some sadly uninformed humans that creates the rather unnecessary furore. If only they knew.
@@tolulopeglory3740 it's not ironic actually 😂😂😂 Do you realise that we, Nigerians, manufacture our own English words and phrases? This is sooo funny 😂 and I could relate as he said that😂😂😂
@@testimonyolatunde7374 I understand jare, I just meant leaving the place where a language originated to another place to learn that language is ironic 😂
I remember my mum always called My sisters and I DUNDEE UNITED. And if you acted stupid in the capacity of more than one person, you qualified for the DUNDEE UNITED award! 😂😂😂
The day I discovered a club called Dundee United I couldn't hold my laughter, I was like this club must be made up of an assembly of idiotic people.😂😂😂
It's been around for waaaay more than 30 years. My parents took me back to Nigeria from England, more than 50 years ago and it was widely in use at that time.
I completely agree with you. The use actually decreased 30 yeats ago in the 90s. It was everywhere in the 70s and 80s. It's definitely more like 50 years
At least you're taking it as a joke. Some people are taking it too seriously. In Nigeria we create slangs from almost anything. I applaud you for your sense of humor
Nigeria is a home for majority of Nigeria parents to discipline our children, then uncles and aunties will help to discipline the child and it's lovely
I got called this a lot... Until now I had no idea it was in anyway related to the Scottish football club and I'm 99% certain my mom doesn't know either. I have something new to lecture her about while I brace myself for "mumu"😂
Lol. The "mumu" at the end got me. I learned the history of why that is here via one of the comments. I learned that the club Dundee United came for a preseason friendly in Nigeria and made a disparaging comment about Nigeria when they returned back. However, they funnily lost the several friendly matches they played in Nigeria when they visited. Which inspired the name. 😊
@@3-Kashmir no she's not, he isn't answering a question he's just telling an anecdote. She's an intelligent woman who no doubt has a diverse array of acquaintances having worked in the industry for so long and has probably heard someone mention this before. Everyone knows some random bits of information, this is one of hers.
Nigerians are some of the most poetic people on the planet the way they describe things is unlike anything you will hear from any other people its beautiful like when a nigerian nearly falls from tripping and theyd say somethibg like "My Enemies Almost Won" 😅 its an artform.
The Dundee United Nigerian 🇳🇬 slang is over 50 years, as it was my aunties and uncles favorite “curse word” to I and my siblings growing up and they are over 50 years.
Stay Healthy and take the world by storm. Love your delivery and set up. Bringing us into the Nigerian culture is what intrigues me about your comedy. Sgyibonga mon frère.
Yes, somebody just agreed, as she went back in 1973 from UK, and was widely used then. By the way Scottish football club went on a pre season tour of Nigeria for a fortnight and never won a game! That was in 1972.😂
Am Nigerian and this is so accurate...most of us grew up being called Dundee United when we did something stupid or didn't do well in school. 😂😂. as a child i didn’t know it's the name of a club until I got to secondary school. 😂😂
@NabilAbdulrashidComedy Why thank you kind Sir!! 😂 ❤️❤️❤️ I think I'm coming to see you in Edinburgh, its the closest to Newcastle. Can't wait 😂💕 would love to say hello if possible pls 👋😄
I spent some happy years in Botswana when I was a kid and we had these massive millipedes called chongalooloos, (probably wrong spelling.) The big black ones that rolled up in a circle like a liquorice Catherine wheel. Years later I found out in some African countries Chongalooloo was a slang term for better off African kids that travelled abroad, went on expensive school trips and generally thought they were a bit "better" than the rest. They were chongalooloos 😂 I have no idea how such kids became related to centipedes though. Edit- just looked it up. Apparently it grew out of Chongololo clubs set up in the 70s to promote conservation. As trips were an integral part of these clubs only schools that could afford them and had their own buses, so Church schools, elite government schools and private schools. There were TV and radio shows and presenters had a specific accent so it became associated with posher kids and kids that were particularly enamoured of western culture. Fascinating how slang grows up.
In Nigeria, Dundee United is usually an abusive word towards someone who acted stupidly or failed a very simple test. And, honestly, it can be really painful to be called that! 😅
I still use that phrase to describe an idiot. It was only when I came to live in England that I found out that Dundee is actually a city in Scotland. I’m trying very hard to ditch that phrase and sometimes I don’t succeed. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was very surprised after growing and discovered a football team was named Dundee united, not knowing the team actually originated that curse word lol I was like "How can a team be called Dundee? Do they even know what Dundee means in Nigeria?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Speak english properly" i just got flashback of how many time my nigerian friend, correct my "A" pronouciation 😂. Imagine Pronounce "Cat" but with "Kat" like kit kat😂 I just considered it as new language for me and learn thier accent seriously 😂
I worked with a Secondary school Principal named Monday Gala... It is he, who I learned the term 'Dundee Head' from. All the students and staff know of thissss slang term🤣🤣🤣 This brings back fond memories💯🤭
This story was told to me by my dad long time ago, he said the Dundee united were idiots whom came to Nigeria to play football games and mocked at the host teams and after defeating them the Nigerian fans started tagging any stupid person Dundee or Dundee united
I was born in England to Bangladeshi parents, was in and out of trouble and being arrested 4 times by my 13th birthday, my parent sent me to Bangladesh for 3 years! This was in the mid 90s, seeing the struggles and poverty really open my eyes as to how fortunate I am. Came back in 99 at 16 and started working straight away. Bought my first house 2 years later and another 5 over the next 10 years. Looking back, I thought I hated every minute of it but it was actually the best time of my life! May not have thought me education but thought me values..
Being a complete dundee united singularly is something else😂😂😂😂
Yes at least we were grouped! He got it all on his own haha
He’s Dundee United because of his size. He would’ve been a Dundee if he wasn’t that big.
@@akataman7319 Hahahaha it might be. But I think the level of his stupidity was the one that was being equated to a whole Dundee United team despite his size
He's the captain of the team 😂😂😂
@@iNduati nah the manger😂😂
As a Nigerian this is absolutely 200% accurate!😂
I actually called someone that this week.
This had been the thing since I was a boy😅😅😅😅😅😅
But WHY?
so if a Nigerian footballer goes to play in Scotland they could be a Dundee United at Dundee United?
@dansmith1763 - Betting pools in Nigeria in the 70s - early 90s. The betting pools were linked to both English and Scottish football leagues. It was a dead cert that Dundee United would lose when the results were read out on both the radio and TV. When you lose or are poor in school, you're then called Dundee. It then graduated to when you're being stupid to get called Dundee United.
#Clubfocus
Dundee United, a Scottish football club, is a slang for idiots in Nigeria because the Scottish club went on a pre season tour in Nigeria and performed badly.
It was a two-week period, between the end of May and the start of June, 1972
Nigeria had never qualified for the FIFA World Cup or AFCON at that time. The Nigerian Football League had just been formed.
A Dundee Player, Kenny Cameron said hyenas and vultures were part of the committee that welcomed them at the Kano airport. He also complained about stomach bugs in the squad, traffic jams and post office strikes.
This angered the Nigerian media and fans. The media responded by saying Dundee United played amateur football.
On the pitch, they were matched against small teams where they were underwhelming, drawing 2-2 with Stationery Stores on 27 May 1972 followed by a 1-0 win against Benin Vipers on the 31st. That, however, was to mark the high point of the visit - United lost 2-0 to Enugu Rangers on 3 June, in a match played in front of 35,000 people, before drawing 1-1 with Mighty Jets on 7 June, and then ending the whole sorry affair with a 4-1 hammering at the hands of Stationery Stores.
Who laughed last?
@miguwa1....thanks so much for this. I have no doubt you are over 60 sir and i want to say you just dropped a real gem of information right there.
Good thing is if i call people Dundee United now, i will do it with proper understanding of the meaning and it carries more weight now😅😅🤣
Idi Amin, as he is the King of Scotland.
Anyone from Fife 😂
Imagine going from what you consider a shite hole (Dundee) to a far worse shite hole (Nigeria in the early 70s) having diarrhea and stomach bugs cause of the foreign food, probably in weather you've never experienced in your life, of course you'd play like shite
They got hammered by a stationary store 😂
being born in london n going back to Nigeria to learn to speak english properly has me rolling😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How many Londoners speak good English?
Fact is , it's true !
@@saeedyusuf8762 i hvnt been there yet so i wouldnt know 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.besides in my african country we speak good english thats all that counts
Yeah it's hilarious but if you hear the average Londoner speak English, you'll understand why. When it comes to English proficiency, 🇬🇭 > 🇳🇬 > 🇬🇧
Nah, his parents sent him back to Nigeria to learn some manners 😂😂😂. Nigerian parents don't send you to your room for being a brat,they send you to a boarding school back to Nigeria 😂😂😂
😂 As a Nigerian who now lives in Dundee, this was a major concern for me before moving here. Btw, Dundonians are one of the nicest people on earth.
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So true! I have several Dundonian friends here in Hampshire where I live and I can confirm your account. Life isn't that serious and we can all make each other better and happy just by being simply nice to each other. It's the arrogance sometimes exhibited by some sadly uninformed humans that creates the rather unnecessary furore. If only they knew.
Oga i sight you 😂
You live in Dundee? Please don’t add “united” to it ooo 😅😅😅
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I love how the gentlewoman was able to explain the Nigerian slang to the audience and he backed it up with "I, singularly..."
She's Nigerian o.
@@BoldJonnyshe's Nigerian?😮 how though. She looks white to me
@@dorsuxexi591that’s Sandy Toksvig, she’s a TV presenter lives in the UK but I think Norwegian? By birth
Danish, I checked
@@deborahhatcher6214
Yay for denmark then.
Imagine how people react in the 90s when you tell them that you graduated from University of Dundee 😮 ....
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Even up till now😅
😂😂😂😂 I can only imagine
This just gave me a good laugh. The jokes would be fast in coming: Dundee university.
Graduated from the university of idiots lmao😂😂
As a British Nigerian, I can confirm this is 100% true.
British Nigerian!!! Haa!!! 😂
LoL, you guys are just funny
"My parents had me move back to Nigeria to make sure i learned to speak english properly!" had me rolling on the floor😂😂😂
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And for that I thank them.
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The irony 😂
@@tolulopeglory3740 it's not ironic actually 😂😂😂 Do you realise that we, Nigerians, manufacture our own English words and phrases? This is sooo funny 😂 and I could relate as he said that😂😂😂
@@testimonyolatunde7374 I understand jare, I just meant leaving the place where a language originated to another place to learn that language is ironic 😂
That woman is just a Naija mama 😂😂😂😂😂😂
That woman is Sandi Toksvig! She's an amazing host and comedian, as well as a whole bunch other things I can't do justice to
The more videos I see on Nigerian culture the more I like it 😂
I remember my mum always called My sisters and I DUNDEE UNITED. And if you acted stupid in the capacity of more than one person, you qualified for the DUNDEE UNITED award! 😂😂😂
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I swear
She passed the vibe test in flying colours 😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a Scotsman, this is absolutely incredible 😂
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I didn't even know it's a football team. A dundee is a really dumb person and that's it.
He isn’t exaggerating though
It’s actually correct
The slang isn’t used that much again but as of 20 years ago it was wildly used among ourselves
It means you are stupid or idiotic
@@kingsleychinonso2662says who? I still call people Dundee
The day I discovered a club called Dundee United I couldn't hold my laughter, I was like this club must be made up of an assembly of idiotic people.😂😂😂
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Me too
Even when as sport betting became popular, I never could trust them.
I am just knowing this o
Me too 😂
I still recall in Secondary School when I found out that Dundee United was a real football club! 🤣 It was quite the unexpected discovery! 😂😂😂
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How did the woman know that 😳….she nailed it 💯
The host of the show is always a very knowledgeable person
Maybe from her parents or her grandparents, because of the colonialism
@@jaybay637No, the slang wasn't in existence that way back.
@frankchukwukeme6962 Actually, it is like mixing British English and Nigeria dialects.
😮she's spy 🕵️♀️
It's been around for waaaay more than 30 years. My parents took me back to Nigeria from England, more than 50 years ago and it was widely in use at that time.
That means the narrative up there in a comment is true!
I completely agree with you. The use actually decreased 30 yeats ago in the 90s. It was everywhere in the 70s and 80s. It's definitely more like 50 years
Apparently it originated in 1972 after a very poor performance by Dundee United on their tour in West Africa, so that's about 50 years ago
1972 woooow
@andreyzhuravlev414 And the team insulting Africans as hyenas.........
Yes, this is true! If you're called Dundee United, you've got next level idiocy
Facts 😂😂😂😂
As a man from Dundee and a united supporter thank you 😂
As a Nigerian it’s a culture shock for me to know there’s actually a place named Dundee 😂😂😂
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@@enixword2637😂😂
At least you're taking it as a joke. Some people are taking it too seriously. In Nigeria we create slangs from almost anything. I applaud you for your sense of humor
@@silverlamb5768 what life without being able to laugh at yourself brother 😂it’s all about the banter
Nigeria is a home for majority of Nigeria parents to discipline our children, then uncles and aunties will help to discipline the child and it's lovely
You were the entire team, their field and stadium, and the ball 🤣
Love ya
I’m in my 40s and Ive heard this phrase since i was a kid 😂
Same 😂😂
I've not heard anything
I got called this a lot... Until now I had no idea it was in anyway related to the Scottish football club and I'm 99% certain my mom doesn't know either.
I have something new to lecture her about while I brace myself for "mumu"😂
Are you a Scottish Nigerian
Lol. The "mumu" at the end got me.
I learned the history of why that is here via one of the comments.
I learned that the club Dundee United came for a preseason friendly in Nigeria and made a disparaging comment about Nigeria when they returned back.
However, they funnily lost the several friendly matches they played in Nigeria when they visited. Which inspired the name.
😊
@@ugoboss6898 🙌🙌
@@tundebakare6887 No. A Nigeria Nigerian 😂😂
Pure breed if I may😂
"O de ni" hahahah
This woman here explaining don tey for naija oh.....😂😂😂😂😂😂 Kai we Sabi yab
The British Lady understands so well
She’s Danish I think
She must have stayed with some Nigerians with the way she was explaining it
Her name is Sandy Tostvig and she's Danish
She's the host of the show and just reading off the card in front her!
@@3-Kashmir no she's not, he isn't answering a question he's just telling an anecdote. She's an intelligent woman who no doubt has a diverse array of acquaintances having worked in the industry for so long and has probably heard someone mention this before. Everyone knows some random bits of information, this is one of hers.
Dundee why are you telling them our code? 😂
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Nigerians are some of the most poetic people on the planet the way they describe things is unlike anything you will hear from any other people its beautiful like when a nigerian nearly falls from tripping and theyd say somethibg like "My Enemies Almost Won" 😅 its an artform.
Any videos you can recommend on that topic? That sounds fantastic
@@Renzsu shxtsngigs nigerian poetry have fun
@@Hyster1aMcR I'm crying here, awesome :D
That is due to religiosity that has taken the southern nation ransom.
Naahhhh its been around for way mor e than 30 years!! im 65 years old and i grew up hearing people being called that....
it's from the 1972 tour of Nigeria by the football club.
When I first heard about the real Dundee, I was astonished.
Good to know that Dundee United is essentially Nigeria's take on the whole "Accrington Stanley?! Who are they?!?!" thing my generation grew up with 😂
I'm Nigerian and I confirm the "Dundee United" thing is 💯 correct 😅😅😅
I was called that many time as kid growing up Lagos before I could spell the word England 😂😂😂😂
The Dundee United Nigerian 🇳🇬 slang is over 50 years, as it was my aunties and uncles favorite “curse word” to I and my siblings growing up and they are over 50 years.
I’m a Nigerian 😂so true
My grandma will say -eeri, ego, dundee😢 e dey pain meeeee
Stay Healthy and take the world by storm. Love your delivery and set up. Bringing us into the Nigerian culture is what intrigues me about your comedy. Sgyibonga mon frère.
As matter if fact, the slang has been around for more than 30 years. I remember we used it when I was in high school. I'm almost 70 now.
He was the team and the coach of Dundee united… all on his own 😂🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 huge responsibility
😂😂😂😂😂
The Dundee Awards episode of The Office has a whole new _very appropriate_ meaning now 😂😂
The slang word Dundee united in Nigeria has been around for more than 30 years......
Yes, somebody just agreed, as she went back in 1973 from UK, and was widely used then. By the way Scottish football club went on a pre season tour of Nigeria for a fortnight and never won a game! That was in 1972.😂
If your younger one does something dumb you call them Dundee. I can relate
It has been around for way longer than 30years. Very common term in Lagos/Yoruba homes mostly. Way common than being called a mumu, stupid or an idiot
Proudly African, proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬✋
God bless Africa 🌍 🙏🏿
Am Nigerian and this is so accurate...most of us grew up being called Dundee United when we did something stupid or didn't do well in school. 😂😂. as a child i didn’t know it's the name of a club until I got to secondary school. 😂😂
I remember my Uncle calling me Dundee United countless times 😂😂
Very Proud of my Contry, Niger 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
It's naija or Nigeria. You typed something different
.. to make sure I learned to speak English properly. So true. Spot on.
This information sheds a whole new light on the film: "Crocodile Dundee" 🤔😂
Dundee = Mumu 😂😂😂
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I'm a Nigerian and I'm just knowing it's actually the name of a football club.
Me too 😅😅
I just thought it was from one of our languages
My Nigerian gather here
I've just discovered you through CZcams shorts and think you're hilarious. I've subbed. Keep up the amazing work 👏 😂😂😂
Welcome aboard!❤️❤️❤️
@NabilAbdulrashidComedy Why thank you kind Sir!! 😂 ❤️❤️❤️ I think I'm coming to see you in Edinburgh, its the closest to Newcastle. Can't wait 😂💕 would love to say hello if possible pls 👋😄
In Kenya they call you a dunderhead or a dunder 😂
dunderhead used to be used in ireland lol, i wonder if its from the same root
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@@sawtoothiandimaybe. I'm 50 year old American and I remember this term from my childhood.
Yes dunderhead lol.
That's so true
I spent some happy years in Botswana when I was a kid and we had these massive millipedes called chongalooloos, (probably wrong spelling.) The big black ones that rolled up in a circle like a liquorice Catherine wheel.
Years later I found out in some African countries Chongalooloo was a slang term for better off African kids that travelled abroad, went on expensive school trips and generally thought they were a bit "better" than the rest. They were chongalooloos 😂 I have no idea how such kids became related to centipedes though.
Edit- just looked it up. Apparently it grew out of Chongololo clubs set up in the 70s to promote conservation. As trips were an integral part of these clubs only schools that could afford them and had their own buses, so Church schools, elite government schools and private schools. There were TV and radio shows and presenters had a specific accent so it became associated with posher kids and kids that were particularly enamoured of western culture. Fascinating how slang grows up.
Alright
Shongololo
@@matildamangole9349 ah, thankyou.
This dude is hilarious. Netflix special when?
I shouted Eiiiih with Headless 😂😂😂 Wow, i didn't see the Tony part coming 😂
If you got a question wrong in class, you definitely got called Dundee United😅
In Nigeria, Dundee United is usually an abusive word towards someone who acted stupidly or failed a very simple test. And, honestly, it can be really painful to be called that! 😅
Fact!
See dis Dundee✔️
Looool you triggered me and gave me flash backs. 😅
@@darpachief😂😂😂😂
I still use that phrase to describe an idiot. It was only when I came to live in England that I found out that Dundee is actually a city in Scotland. I’m trying very hard to ditch that phrase and sometimes I don’t succeed. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well, the awards ceremonies from the US version of "the office" just took on a new meaning for me
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm so calling my Nigerian friend at work this on Monday 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tread with care mate!!😂😂
@@blackthought7897 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm thinking now I shall call it someone else to see if the Nigerian takes any notice 😅😅😅😅
@@blackthought7897 but will be fun calling someone a Dundee United 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Be like wàhálà dey hungry u🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Nigerian might not understand until you explain, if you are White.
I was very surprised after growing and discovered a football team was named Dundee united, not knowing the team actually originated that curse word lol
I was like "How can a team be called Dundee? Do they even know what Dundee means in Nigeria?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The team came to Nigeria played host of friendly matches but won only one match back then lol
Same as mself. I was shocked upon knowing a club is actually called Dundee
Most Nigerians are in your shoes
Me too. Only found out, there was a club named Dundee United in secondary school. It was a big shock to me
"Speak english properly" i just got flashback of how many time my nigerian friend, correct my "A" pronouciation 😂. Imagine Pronounce "Cat" but with "Kat" like kit kat😂
I just considered it as new language for me and learn thier accent seriously 😂
I worked with a Secondary school Principal named Monday Gala... It is he, who I learned the term 'Dundee Head' from. All the students and staff know of thissss slang term🤣🤣🤣 This brings back fond memories💯🤭
I’ve supported Utd for 40 years and I only heard this a few years ago…..hilarious
You evee visited Nigeria
@@DavidBabalola-uk3qj I have not but I think it would be an experience being a utd supporter 🤣
@@robbieadam8667 Do enjoy yourself when you finally do
I remember being shocked when i found out There was a Club called Dundee United.
I….SINGULARLY… Was a Dundee United completely😂😂😂
The intonation is a lot like "don't be an idiot" in a thick Scottish accent🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can relate as a Nigerian 😅😅😅
Dude you are a legend!
"..going back to Nigeria to learn English properly..””
Like wth???😂😂😂
explaining the comedian his own jokes, the most british thing ever
This story was told to me by my dad long time ago, he said the Dundee united were idiots whom came to Nigeria to play football games and mocked at the host teams and after defeating them the Nigerian fans started tagging any stupid person Dundee or Dundee united
I'm Scottish and my aunt is from Dundee but the whole of Scotland pretty much agrees Dundee ARE stupid😂
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Lies. Literally nobody in Scotland says this 😂 Put doon the Bucky, pal.
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@@YerDa67 prove that he's lying
So that’s where the Dunder Mifflin Dundees really comes from in The Office 😂
Dundee united was one of the most popular insults way back in primary school😂😂😂
😂😂😂very true. I can relate
Nigerians are amazing people, most hardworking and inspiring people l ever meet
😂gives Crocodile Dundee a brand new meaning
Nigeria always in every conversation 🇳🇬
Man 😂😂😂 Dundee United 😂😂😂😂
Very true. As a millennial, I was called Dundee United by my senior siblings growing up😂😂😂😂😂
This guy is very funny! And I like that he doesn't talk loud or too fast. I can laugh without feeling anxious. Haha
“Dundee your father is not yet home.”😅
Don't think I could love anything more than this
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'Dundee United.' Those were the good ol' days! 😅
Cause Nigerian team played Dundee and trashed them years ago.
Yes, you're correct. This was in 1972 when Dundee United was on tour of Nigeria....
Found out about so many great comedians lately, your great i certainly wanna see more content :)
Funny guy. Keep making them smile mate 👍
Lol.. Dundee united, lol I remember primary school days. 😂😂
Love him he's great❤
We got this slang too for idiots in oman we said dande 🤣
I know you aint trying to take my boy Crocodile Dundee a bad word-, ill throw hands for that legend 🤔🤣
I was born in England to Bangladeshi parents, was in and out of trouble and being arrested 4 times by my 13th birthday, my parent sent me to Bangladesh for 3 years!
This was in the mid 90s, seeing the struggles and poverty really open my eyes as to how fortunate I am. Came back in 99 at 16 and started working straight away. Bought my first house 2 years later and another 5 over the next 10 years.
Looking back, I thought I hated every minute of it but it was actually the best time of my life! May not have thought me education but thought me values..
Right well as a Dundee United follower, I completely support this term
I will be using Dundee when my sons get home 😂😂😂😂
*thinks back to the Dundee Awards in The Office* yeah that makes a lot more sense now
This 1000% accurate.
Yep that’s true….my dad you to say it to people many times