Englishman Reacts to... Stanisław The Lorry Driver | Kabaret AMM, Kabaret Smile & Young Man Kaberet
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- A merger of 3 different kabarets to create... something a bit odd!
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Poland has little to do with racism. We don't have such an obsession or problem here because of skin color. Poland has never colonized other countries, so the issue of racism based on skin color has practically escaped us. Painting your face black in Poland means the same thing as a role in such skits. This is not intended to be offensive in any way. If black people are offended, there is something wrong with them. Once, in one of the programs "Your Face Sounds Familiar" in the Polish edition, one of the celebrities chose a black rapper to play and he did it very well. Instead of appreciating the workmanship, the rapper focused on the fact that the white one was painted black.
Akurat też wybrali takiego (Kendrick Lamar), który bardzo się o to potrafił przyczepić, z tego co pamiętam nawet na scenie kiedyś wziął fankę do śpiewania podczas koncertu i podczas jej wykonywania oczywiście padał ten złowrogi n-word. No, a że była biała to ją zatrzymał i publicznie kazał jej przestać i pozwolić tłumowi ją wyzywać. Niby po przeproszeniu pozwolił jej zostać na scenie i śpiewać dalej, ale wciąż mógł wziąć kogoś innego albo to zignorować lub wybrać inną piosenkę (o ile ma jakieś bez tego) albo chociaż uprzedzić ją wcześniej by uważała.
Wiadomo nie jest to może identyczna sytuacja, ale jednak widać jakie ma poglądy i podejście więc i tego naszego występu nie chwalił. No ale oprócz swojego oburzenia tyle mógł zrobić program akurat nie jest jego hah
@@aleksandra7696 Tylko, że ona coverowała go, czyli cytowała jego słowa więc nie rozumiem tego człowieka. W głowie ma poprzestawiane od tego ćpania.
@@Qualix2605 Wiem, nawiązuje do tego bo to pokazuje dlaczego miał też problem o ten polski występ i że się o to spina (jak zresztą wgl Amerykanie). Choć wiadomo nie jest to 1:1 sytuacja
Pewnie znaleźli by się inni twórcy, którzy by się cieszyli na takie przedstawienie czy rozpoznawalność za granicą, w końcu ten występ nie polega na wyśmianiu. Tylko wybrali nieodpowiednią osobę do odtworzenia na scenie
Polska nie ma problemu z rasizmem? Serio? Chyba w innej Polsce żyje...
@@konejrok5 W którym momencie napisałem, że w Polsce nie mamy problemu z rasizmem?
I think in Poland black face is not considered very funny, but it's not forbidden, probably because the problem of racism was not that big in Poland history, so they don't have a problem with that
I would not say that Polish people are racist, but for joking or even talking about the seemingly obvious differences I have seen individuals being called racist left and right.
@@AlanNoNamePlayer you need to change your company to someone who's perception of the world isn't warped by idiotic american left
W polsce człowiek jest człowiekiem nie ważne z jakiego kraju na świecie - człowiek to jest człowiek
In Poland not only black faces, but even mens dressed up for womens and vice-versa are acceptable. This is how backwards we are.
@@user-gz3fd2mn8i kurwa w jakiej Polsce zyjesz? Chyba innej niz ja. Dla Polakow czarnoskorzy to malpy i przestanmy udawac, ze jest inaczej.
It's funny cause driver didn't expect that guys from other groups will join this. That's why he react weird when second hippie show up on the stage :D
This performance was improvised. That’s why it seems weird and chaotic 😅
In Anglo-Saxon countries blackfacing used to be used to offend other people, therefore it became forbidden. I Poland it used to be used as innocent jokes, thus it's not problem. Some time ago there was an affair when one of Western portals noticed Polish blackfacing and told the whole world about it. It wasn't from this cabaret, but it doesn't matter. Everyone was shocked. However it is a lack of knowledge of intercultural differences. There never was slavery in Poland. In times of slavery Poland had its own, internal issues.
15:00 It's Poland, we are not America we don't have sick obssesion about racism. We don't search racism everywhere like americans or others.
Mamy, ale w innym kontekście. Z racji tego że jesteśmy "jednorasowi" to inność często jest atakowana. " sarkazm i ironia też są przejawem agresji".
Oczywiście to nie miejsce na takie dyskusje, ale np dowcip z dzidą w tym skeczu świadczy o tym jak w pierwszym miejscu kojarzymy ciemnoskórych.
@@Pebek077 Nie zgadzam się. A dzida to TYLKO ŻART. Jak ktoś ma kija w 4 literach nie powinien oglądać kabaretów. W dzisiejszych czasach ludzie obrażają się o byle gówno.
@@mr_hardy5329 jasne że żart, a czym są skecze? Przecież w kabaretach najbardziej bawią nas nasze słabości, przywary itd
@@Pebek077 "sarkazm i ironia też są przejawem agresji" weź to amerykańskie, lewackie myślenie wyrzuć prez okno.
@@jedenzet albo amerykańskie(liberalne), albo lewackie.Zdecyduj się
Unfortunately, nowadays people get offended by even the smallest sh*t (but it's good that in Poland we are not AS obsessed with skin colour as others). I really miss the days of skits like this one, or 'Tygodnik Moralnego Niepokoju', or 'Little Britain', where they absolutely rocked and no one started a contempt lawsuit. I often have to bite my tongue, because in today's world, any joke can get you in trouble. Soon the sense of humour will completely disappear and we will become a gray, smileless world. The parties/groups fight for freedom of speech and expression, etc., especially the LGBT+++ lobby, but as soon as you dare to make a joke about them, lawsuits will follow. Sick.
Black faced yea about 10-15 years ago , u have to remember , finding blackman in Poland is like finding a unicorn so who gonna complain?
Dobre 😂
I guess I have a few unicorns in my apartment building in Kraków then.
In most cases when they mentioned some city, its the city where they actually plays. So that's funny for people who are living in this city and come for kabaret.
In original sketch Marcin from Ani Mru Mru was not present. It was an unexcepted guest for Stanisław :) Wordplay with Odbytów is the same level as Uranus.
In Western Europe and the US, if you want a black character in your sketch, you find a black person to play that role. In Poland, painting someone black is much easier. You're not gonna see that in a serious production, but for small fun projects it is viewed as okay.
to nie jest murzyn , tylko umorusany mechanik samochodowy
@@mariuszjanusz5421 Później się pojawia "murzyn". Widać nie obejrzałeś całości.
To be honest there was one quite a serious production. Pharaoh, old movie from 1965. Obviously there were no dark-skinned (not black exactly since it's Egypt) actors speaking Polish in Poland, so Polish actors had their skin darkened by some cream. The "true" black face I've seen was only the one in Vabank II and yet still there was no racial jokes/stereotypes beside the painted features.
@@mr_hardy5329Czy to nie był żart?
@@AlanNoNamePlayer Yyy, ale o co ci chodzi?
What made me laugh the most in this cabaret was the look on your face when you saw the passenger with 'blackface' :D Its not a thing in Poland
I like that you use the word "star". Kabaret performers as well recognizible as actors, Singers, youtubers. They dont get the rage or huge advertisement contracts in(with few exceptions) but they are widly polular. Not every name but every face is well know by kabaret name, by the skit they do. For example the ani mru mru physical comedy guy was recognized as Toffeeck character for many years.
You got that table with the broken legs almost perfectly 😊
24:26 Congrats, you made it!
To musiało być trudne😅. Zaimponował👏👍 😄
Lublin is a city in Poland. Lublin is also a brand of Polish delivery vehicle. And this performance was probably in Lublin.
And Kabaret Smile just came from Lublin ;)
Smile have a super funny series of sketches about Marilyn Manson's ordinary life 🤣 or maybe it was several versions of one skit.. anyway at least two of those were great
I really love your films, because i'm a Polish guy who lives permanently in England for years, as i love also polish cabarets like these ones I'm often trying to tell some polish jokes to my English friends. Indeed not everyone is easy to translate, there's need to explain something in the midlle to put situation in propper context. It;s not so easy therefore big respect to you and person who prepared the subtitles for you to get the context.
Blackface is completly normal. It is even common on 6th of January parades, where usually one of kings is portrayed as African, not in Warsaw though, cuz they are leftards and have more real Blacks than the rest of Poland, so they employ them. Few years ago a journalist painted himself brown and went to March of Independence to prove its racism, but noone touched him, so he just wrote he had felt anxious.
CB radio was very popular among Polish truckers.
It would be great if someone translated Piotr Bałtroczyk's performances into English.
Bałtroczyk's first fundamental thesis: Everyone knows that the vodka bottle will eventually be empty, but it is always a surprise.
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15:22 yeah it is acceptable in Poland in some way nowadays - you see "people of color" (gosh i hate that term) are still minority (far below 10%), especially when it comes to cabaret, so if they want to make fun of racism they have to go for this "black face", but at least it's not like how "original term came out from", so they usually do not making fun of them (besides little bit of an accent) but like i said their main purpose is to make fun of racism, that this is ridiculous and bad in general.
Fun fact here is that because of such approach and culture, Poles have been called racists especially after one episode of "Your face sounds familiar", where celebrities suppose to imitate some random music stars and of course someone got a man of dark skin while being white... What is funny about that is that everyone in Europe was offended but person who was impersonated by that celebrity said that this was great performance and he doesn't mind at all...
Besides this guy are from Śląsk, where people are minors, so black color of skin is relatable to that.
1:13 Lublin is in fact one of the safer cities in Poland (among those with over 300,000 inhabitants) - it has an average of 22 crimes per 1,000 inhabitants (e.g. Wrocław 35, Gdańsk 32, Warsaw 30, Poznań 28, Szczecin 28, Kraków 27, Łódź 24,) . The real inside joke is that the Smile cabaret (but also Ani Mru Mru) are from Lublin :) - and I think this event is also recorded in Lublin, so it's a nod to the audience :)
This performance by three cabarets was the responsibility of the audience. Improvisation for a given term "Stanisław the truck driver", i.e. inventing the entire performance on the fly during the performance. In Poland, artists from various cabarets quite often conduct such performances on a topic given by the audience during the ongoing performance.
Kostrzyn joke is that we have couple Kostrzyn in poland Kostrzyn nad Odrą is town where Woodstock was, and there is another Kostrzyn (village or very small town) near Poznań
To po prostu mechanik umazany smarem 😂😂😂
0:46 Those "references" are not necessarily true.
The laugh is usually occurs, because the performer tells something (kind of random) negative about the city where the kabaret currently performs in.
This is worse without the whole thing, but something alike...
"So you did get kick in the ear on the street.
Typical London."
To mój ulubiony sketch.
Zgadzam się,mój chyba też, jak do tej pory....ich interakcje,miny.....no kapitalne...w wczuli się wczuli chłopaki nie powiem.....z Marcina to się śmiałam od samego patrzenia na niego xDhahhahhh
Zdarzyło mi się lata temu jechać za namową koleżanki wspólnie z nią autostopem. Zrezygnowaliśmy z jazdy pociągiem osobowym. Trasa na stopa zajęła nam tyle czasu co gdybyśmy tym pociagiem jechały (czyli 5 godzin). Najdłużej czekałyśmy kwadrans na podwiezienie. Ale akurat przyszło nam czekać wtedy na jakiejś niemal wymarłej wiosce, gdzie najszybciej przyjechał traktor albo jakieś małżeństwo, które nas podwiozło kilometr drogi, bo akurat skręcali. Więc już się zaczęłyśmy zastanawiać czy tam czasem nie utkniemy do nastepnego dnia😂😅. Miałyśmy duże szczęście, że podczas dalszej podróży zabrał nas kierowca tira, który dużo jeździ, ale rzadko kogokolwiek zabiera - dla nas zrobił wyjątek.
Your second attempt on "stół z powyłamywanymi nogami" was really good 🙂
W tym roku Pol'and'rock Festvial odbędzie się na lotnisku Czaplinek-Broczyno.
It was improvisation. The comedian playing Stanisław did not expect any other participants in the skit.
"blackface" is not okay only in anglospahre.
I'm polish for me blackface is when you want ofend someone.
I have black uncle, and he laught when he watch sketch witch "black makeup", maybe because he is from Nigeria
I'm going back home by train now,guys are sleeping, I somehow can't sleep, I saw the sunrise in Warsaw, it was something beautiful... but always prefer the sunset, it's magical and those colors... the sunset is a sign that its coming a soothing and magical night😊and the actors should win an oscar for this performance😂....i laughted like a bever😂
Ten skecz to jest improwizacja
It always amuses me. I have watched many times.
You should make watermark or some logo bcs people are stealing video from you.
15:16 I think it's because we have a greater distance from each other and our surroundings than across the sea; Even minorities in Poland are not sowflke imo.
Usually Kabarets in their sketches mention the cities they are performing in. So probably that sketch was taking place in Lublin.
Also, both Smile and Ani-Mru-Mru come from Lublin, so it might be just that.
A literal translation like the one here is much better than the translator's jokes, as was the case with previous translations. Good job.
That's right, you have to come to our Woodstock
Pol'and'Rock Festival
August 1-3, 2024 at Czaplinek-Broczyno airport.
Love and music, 3 days of 24h music.
Such dialogues really take place on CB
Polecam ci obejrzeć:
kabaret skeczów męczących - Jadwiga paździerz w sądzie
In England Nero/Murzyn in a track brings a fail day, he just shows respect for a new person, surely recognized somone is different colour of the skin.
7:19 It may sound strange to others, but he simply makes a little rhyme for each name, and if you listen carefully, it actually rhymes.
I appreciate that none of them burst out laughing, they just played their roles seriously until the end... guys played great, everyone was funny, those two in wigs are the world champions hahahaha, that black guy hahaha didnt do anything special but i was laughing totally at him and his faces....and Staszek, haha won all the competitionsxD.....i will tell the orgasm joke to everyone i meet ,because its great.....
basically the entire sketch was an improv, Stanisław was supposed to be alone on the stage
Pozdrawiam 👍
20:57 He forgot to add that these suppositories were intended for better sleep. The joke is funnier
All that performance was improvised. They just set up characters and the rest was improvised - even jokes.
Lublin is really nice - they just been joking about that city because performance was there. :)
Yes it was mostly improvisation.
crime rate in Lublin is not that much of a deal here. Its just that the performance took place in Lublin and that guy from the beginning is a member of Kabaret Smile witch by the way was formed in Lublin
people are mean, they expect nobody knows what, but the joy lies in simplicity, simplicity of life, not making life difficult with complicated words, requirements, desires... but enjoying the smallest moments and trifles, because if there are many of them, we will be happy.... let's not wait all our lives for "one big wow" because we will never get it... a happy life is about enjoying the moments, the little things... that's where real happiness lies... they made me laugh a lot, the boys' faces and their game, it was as simple and fun as it should be 😊
There was blackface last year in tv. Nobody cares and nobody get offended. In Poland, it does not matter as much as in the UK or USA
A few things:
1. Specific city references most commonly mean they sketch is played in that city. That's why there's always an outburst of laughter from the audience as most of them are locals and are always happy for a shout-out from their favourite cabaret.
2. Yes, whenever there's a cross-over between different cabarets they go out of their way to corpse each other. A lot of ad-lib is very common as are the references to the target's former sketches, especially if there were also fumbles involved.
3. Poland has never been a colonial empire neither did we practice large-scale racial slavery (we did have slaves in Middle Ages but most of them were POWs turned serfs, so typically white; and our royalty brought in small numbers of POC slaves to make their courts feel more "exotic", but it was never in thousands like in the US).
As such, our history with blackface is different than in case of UK or US. It doesn't have the negative connotations or intentions and more often than not it was simply a device used due to the obvious demographic aspect: we didn't have that many black people in Poland and those we did have were rarely profesional actors/comedians. That's why when we needed a black character portrayed in a film or a sketch (typically to show that character's uniqueness in Polish society), blackface was used as it was easier and cheaper to paint a profesional actor than to find a black person who was fluent in Polish and teach them to act from scratch.
With EU's open borders since early 2000s that also resulted in increased demographic mixup, our own black actors slowly but steadily replaced blackface in film and the practice only remained alive in cabarets - typically 3-5 white guys having to play all kinds of roles. However, for the past decade or so it's not really a thing there either anymore, mainly due to globalisation of our culture via youtube that resulted in more criticism from the West where blackface is considered much more offensive than it is in Poland (again, due to vastly different historical connotations).
Great video :) Please, react to "Kabaret Skeczów Męczących - Teletrwam" or "Kabaret Smile - Xavię i Jaś" :)
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I may be wrong, but this reference to Lublin in the performance may be related to the fact that this particular performance was in Lublin.
Teraz też mam gile 🤣🤣
yeah!!!! My name is here 🙃btw one of the best "skechs"(?), kabaret smile is my favourite kabaret for ever 😆
Idziesz w złą stronę z polskimi kabaretami, Smile jest bardzo dobry, AMM też, ale niektóre skecze są dla mało wymagającej publiczności. Odkryj kabaret Hrabi.
Hello Rob, let's go
Jeśli ktoś czarnoskóry pomaluje się na biało to się obrazisz? nie? no to my tak samo do tego podchodzimy w drugą stronę bo czemu by nie. Jeśli nigdy nie byliśmy rasistami możemy nawet udawać azjatów czy indian. to dla nas nic złego
It terms of cities, it's usually *whatever city the performance is in*, but there are few stereotypes, namely Sosnowiec and Radom being shitholes
Kostrzyń nad Odrą - Polish Woodstock later Polandrock was here
thats why hippies go there with lorry driver because many of them dont have moneys for train ticket - autostop was popular in this times also
Hey rob watch neonowka - uchodzcy z dubaju😏
In Poland there was no colonialism nor racism so dressing as a girl, a black person or a child was perceived equally innocent since it was not intended to be offensive to anyone. Also calling someone "murzyn" was not offensive until translations from english started.
Actually there is a TV show "Twoja Twarz Brzmi Znajomo (polish version of "Your Face Sounds Familiar") where you could've impersonated famous singers regardless their age gender or race. This year under obligation from the producer of the original series an acress Ola Szwed, being black herself, got only dark skin vocalists. It happended supposedly to "avoid racial seggregation". What is it if not a DEFINITION of a segregation based on race. In my opinion this is crazy. Check out Maria Tyszkiewicz singing Rihanna a few years back doing a really great performance. Today it'd impossible due to this pseudo correctness.
It's important to say, that the previous sketch they played was about black people and racism, so the actor who played black here didn't dress for this specially, the joke wasn't intended. And that's why Andrzej (a car mechanic) has a dirty face. And this was an improvisation, of course :)
The thing about Lublin is that this was recorded in Lublin.
The people reacted like that at the AMM member is also because the regular version of this sketch doesn't have other cabaret cameos.
That sketch was recorded in 2014, so not too long ago and blackface actually is not that acceptable - whenever it was done in the Polish version of Your Face Sounds Familiar, it was always controversial.
Rob have vlog with Woodstock event :)
Oryginally this sketch was only with Stanisł◘aw and Radziu, but that day, guy who played Stanisław had Birthday, and other guys made him a surprise. Also it is so funny, because about half of it was iprovised, like Eustachy's and darker fellow's dialogues, and jokes. that's why when Eustachy asks "Is it far?" Stanisław says "About 15 minutes. Try" - is it far to the end? about 15 minutes, try to think another jokes
Great video as usual :)
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Cześć Legende? I don't get it and I'm Polish 😅
You mean like Hi legends? It would be Cześć legendy or legendarni then. But I'm not sure if that's what you mean.
Yes, it is acceptable, we are not uk 😂
The corpsing from pretty much all of them is great right? :)
Yeah sure, there's nothing wrong with blackface in Poland. we don't cling to American history to create Polish culture lol ;D
😅😅👍🇵🇱👌
The joke about Lublin simply comes from the fact that this sketch is performed in Lublin. There's nothing special in this city itself. For example when different cabaret made sketch called "Niebo" (Heaven) in City of Bytom God promised Poles highway from Bytom..... To Piekary Śląskie (300m apart from each other). But of course only locals will get it. Someone from Warsaw will only know that both Bytom and Piekary Śląskie are somewhere in Silesia but don't know where exactly.
But this sketch is still funny
Why is "Kabaret Młodych Panów" translated to "Young Man Kabaret".
(Why not "Men"?)
I think "gentlemen" fits here better than "men".
watch smile-balkony or tłumacz jezyka kobiecego
Balkony się nie da przetłumaczyć 😄
I'm shocked that you said "powyłamywanymi" correctly, my brother had a problem with it until he was 16, but maybe because he has a mathematical mind and you have a humanistic
Next one?
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You appreciated these cameos and you didn't appreciate a cameo in Alibaba by AMM?
I did actually notice it. Dont know why I didnt say about it! Silly me
@@RobReacts1 Good! :)
Stanislaw is the best
This is improv. Versions of og sketches with guests usually are. Its not that funny, especially if you dont know the original.
You should really watch some TEY, thats the pinnacle of Polish cabarets. Hard to translate tho.
I don't understand this fuss about "blackface". The guy plays a black man, so he smears himself with shoe polish and that's it. How should he characterize himself as a black man? Poland had no colonies, much less black slaves. So we're not phobic about it.
You must sin: Kabaret Smile Marlyn Manson.
WTF 2.30 min of commercials before a clip ????
Blame CZcams, they're the ones putting them there.
Stanisław character is like that. Silly jokes, weird, not funny etc. Not everyone like him.
Tłumacz pierdoli, a nie wie jak było z tymi Maybachami.
Nothing wrong with a white person playing a dark skin character. Never meant to be offensive. Men play women, adults play kids, adults play elderly people - IT'S A KABARET!, That's the whole point, to go over the edge, to emphasise the characteristics of either certain group of people or race.
Meeen. You dont get polish humor. Its mostly hyperbolic and ironic. 2nd thing, polsih people have a lot distanse to themself, and if you in Poland they treat you like one of them. So if you have problems with joking about yourself its yours not ouers. Its just jokes.
Since only one person mentioned it and it seems to go unnoticed -this skit is 95% improvised, Stanislaw (driver) was not even aware of guest appearance and while it is a bit of re-annacting of one of the best known 'Smile' performances it diverges completely from that and makes like 1 or 2 'winks' at the audience - this is the reason why it is maybe not that funny as other skits that are keeping tight with the script.
About other topic which was mentioned a lot of times already - in Poland blackface is not considered racist, many things viewed in US/west as racist are not really seen as one in Poland - and there is numerous reasons for that.
Polish people generally like black humour, ten to have no regard for politicall corectness (which is good is you ask me in the present world that is a bit upside-down) and most of all - have no connection to the main 'roots of racism' - slavery, apertheid, collonisation, more so - polish citizens were enslaved themselves couple of times in most recent centuries - this is why idea of 'making amendmendts in place of our ancestors' is funny or straight offensive to us.
To hear more irony straight from the cards of the history - polish army helped to establish first black republic in history - and if you did not do that already - look up polish role in the Haiti revolution, which resulted in polish people recieveing a title of "the White Negroes of Europe" from Haiti's head of state :)
Black face isn't offensive.
It's a "meh" skit at best, plus literal translation 🙄 Sort of "where funny"
Rob, you are pathetically politically correct
Haha you should meet me in real life and say that. I did stress I'm not offended and simply you wouldn't get that on TV these days in the uk
I really like the channel, but this "humour" is so cringy to watch. 😅
15:15 Why shouldn't it? It's just acting. If you can dress up as a woman, or as a priest, or as a policeman, or as a Bawarian, why should there be any exception for an African? I really don't understand what all the fuss is about. It's supposed to be funny. They're not mocking or belittling. And it's not that they could just hire an actual African to play that role, could they?
I don't get the humour & if I have to read subtitles to try & grasp what is being said, it's too distracting....