Americans React to No-Context Brits - Hilarious Compilation!
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When Steve said "We're going to have to go look up minge!", I nearly spat my tea outđ€Ł
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Classic!!!!!đ€Ł
Lindsay ânow weâll have to go and look at mingeâ almost died đđđđđ
sounds so funny hearing you casually say 'Minge'
What's a "council house?" The projects?
â@@wmason1961yes similar
@@wmason1961 home owned by local govournments and rented out to families
Council estates are like your American projects. Council mums have got a fearsome reputation.
Rip your search history after looking up minge đ€Ł
Hope they were protected by Private Browsing! o7
Whatâs a mingeâŠomg Iâm rolling here. Love it
Itâs a midget ninja right?! âïž
It's definitely something you'd need at least a tinge of the ginge in if you want to be allowed to call someone ginger
"We're going to have to go look up minge" at the end really got me :)
Wonder what they'd make of bearded clam and beef curtains......
Oh my Lordy. Well, it's an hour later. I guess they know by now.đđđđ€Ł
I loved the "We're going to have to look up minge" at the end of the video. I'm sure there's several council mums that would be happy to let you. :)
Stereotypes, yes ... but still a very funny collision of two new things for S and L to "look up".
As a mum of two that lives in a council house you really wouldn't want to look up mine babe.
â@@kirstygunn9149 Sounds like it's been looked up enough already
@kirstygunn9149 Ignore this lot... I bet you have a lovely minge luv! (I'm not an eater of one FYI... just biggin up the ladies who are bossing it) irrespective of it being as tight as a cats arse or as loose as the sounds of someone running in flip-flops! đ
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OMFG I've tears rolling at you two talking about minge, my life, that's a clip in itself for sure guys.
7:35 the context is that itâs a Protestant marching band and a Catholic household resident
What wasnât shown in that clip was them also smashing the bottom window.
Not Protestant, Orangemen, who are violent Protestant supremacists.
Quote of the day "we're gonna have to look up minge"
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Oh no, youâre starting to learn too much about us đ
A council mum. A mum who lives in a council house đ
Not a mum who punts/burns cooncil, then.
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In the middle of our street
Council housing is is similar to social housing in the US .basically its for people that can't afford a mortgage or to rent from a private landlord but can afford to pay ÂŁ 300 to ÂŁ 500 a month for a three bed one bathroom house.
â@@kirstygunn9149well it's not necessarily for people who can't afford a mortgage, anyone can apply for council or HA housing. I was a hospice nurse earning ÂŁ40k and lived in a council house, I only moved out and bought a property because i needed a 3 bed and would have had to have waited years for a swap into a 3 bed council property.
@@tarantulagirl666 That's true. A friend of mine lives in a council flat in Lewisham, South London. At one time she was my boss, and I know for a fact that at that time she was earning ÂŁ70k! She could easily have bought somewhere, but the flat was perfect for her, so she chose to stay. She gets brilliant views over London from her flat on the 13th floor, too.
Some might argue that she should have given it up so that someone who really needed it could move in, but she didn't. But her circumstances changed, and she's now pretty much earning minimum wage, so kind of needs the flat herself now!
I freaking love you 2, when you lost it at Payne and fury, chefs kiss
Many years ago when I was 18, I told a lovely Polish colleague lady, the bin (Trash can) was called a "minge" Funny little joke that kept on giving every time she called the bin a minge... even better when our boss called for a staff meeting, and she replied, "OK I just go take my minge out"
đ€Łđ€Łđđ€Łđđ€Ł he said "I beg your pardon"
The rest of us were wheezing!!! She knew I was a piss taker and handled it well. Still friends today too!
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Fun fact ! My friend lives on that very butt hole lane the guy talks about. He is also proud of it. We told him this April the 1st that their changing the name as itâs not longer appropriate and he had a melt down. He now has T-shirts with the slogan âGeorge took me up Buthole Laneâ (oh yeah itâs in shepshed England btw )
You guys just throwing the word âminge â out cracked me up!đoh to be British x
Isn't it interesting how certain words are only a big deal based on the cultural perception you grow up with?
@@reactingtomyroots absolutely it is! We use words such as âmingeâas insults too. x
its the "do not move out of that car" followed by "get out the car"
Minge lane - the word Minge is another word for a ladies parts
In particular, unwaxed đđđ
ladies front bottom
And queath is frontal fart đ
That was absolutely hysterical! What's a minge? Oh, I think you do know my friends. Hope you have a great day. Peace
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Definitely some funny clips there đ€Ł haven't heard the word minge for ages đđđ
Omg I'm dying - how many times can you say minge and Fanny in one video đđđ
If its a video about brits ALOT lol
Council is local government. So council housing is housing managed by local government. Therefore a council mum is resident in council housing.
Council housing = Rent Controlled housing
@@MostlyPennyCat Is that an American perspective?
It implies there's some oversight, I'm not sure that's true in the UK. Council housing is controlled by the council, who is their oversight to be considered "rent controlled"?
@@MostlyPennyCat Is that an American perspective?
It implies there's some oversight, I'm not sure that's true in the UK. Council housing is controlled by the council, who is their oversight to be considered "rent controlled"?
Yes, we say council housing, they say rent controlled or low income housing and such.
I believe it's still controlled by local government, be that state, country or town level.
@@MostlyPennyCat There's no stigma on council housing, in fact there's a waiting list as long as your arm. Once in, you're crazy to leave it unless you're buying, even then the right to buy makes where you are cheaper than any other property.
Steve and Lindsay, you need to do a video of you both looking up minge đđ
Lindsey you absolutely made me howl at the end when you said "I need to go look at minge" đđ€Ł
We do seem to have an inexhaustible supply of words for the more delicate bits of anatomy .
A council mum is a derogatory term, used to slur mothers on council estates, just like chav( council housed and violent )which was started by the media,.
Chav actually comes from Romani (gypsy). The derogatory acronym is an invention.
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Look that might be true for that meaning of the word, But chav was used in the media, and it meant something very different.
I'm 60 tomorrow and 95% of kids from my school (1000) and those within 100 miles grew up on council estates!!
Same here! I can't think of any of my friends from my school days in inner London who didn't either live on a council estate, in a house not on an estate but owned by the council, or in a place rented from a private landlord or housing association. People in my neck of the woods just didn't own property back then.
Me too. 61 now and live in a council bungalow near Manchester
Lots of not so rich in uk.... thank god for labour building homes for us. We might be poor but rich in heart (usually!)
And well raised they were I'll bet!
I grew up in housing association on the edge of the city, but went to school in a village, so there was a weird mix of us ruffians and kids who spent their weekends riding horses and shooting pheasants lol
You guys crack me up, MINGE!! đđđ
I didn't understand about 99% of those.
But I did minge đđđ
I know a lot of people think us Brits walk around in bowler hats with bad teeth and go whato top tea chaps but we're not like that really but some in the video goes from bad to worse đđ the Payne and fury one just killed me I'm laughing that much love you both so much
council housing probably equates to the projects in your country, now days they tend to have a bad reputation, but that wasn't the case when i was growing up
Not now either. Iâve lived on estates half my life and they are not ghettos. Itâs just something thatâs whipped up by the press.
@@erikdalna211 i don't totally agree with you, sure there are decent ones, but i know plenty of really bad ones. i agree the media demonises all
@@erikdalna211 Plus you can buy and own your council house.
@@Kokomo2675 true and I have but I feel bad about it. Itâs like Iâve taken a public service and made it my own. We need to be building thousands more to make up for it.
That has got to be the best video I've ever seen watching you both laugh at these funny videos are absolutely hilarious. I'm so happy to watch you're videos
Voice operated tech still has some way to go. My son asked Alexa to add Haribos to the shopping list. She added Hairy Balls
Wetherspoons founder from New Zealand, Tim Martin visited my local "spoons" recently one evening when I was there.
I just captured 13:00 to 13:01 for a no context meme where, for no reason, Lyndsey just blurts out: "We're gonna have to go look at minge!"
Trailer Park Trash...is the catch all American term to describe everything in this video đ€Ł
Particularly the council mum.
Can confirm that's how it is on a council estate, one of my favourite hobbies is waking up early on a Tuesday morning at about 08:00 and watching the Tuesday morning argument, if you get lucky sometimes the police show up.
Can also confirm . Iâm in a similar estate.
Thereâs two flats here (that are opposite each other) and they argue over everything thing. Last argument the big burly bald man from the flat near mine went into his flat and was chasing the skinny bloke from the opposite flat with a saucepan in hand. I was watching it all via my ring doorbell. Later he was holding the other flats wheeliebin âhostageâ because the bin men put the bin near his door. Honestly itâs the funniest real life soap.
Not all , the council estate I was brought up on was not rough at all but that was in the 80s đ.
@@claregale9011 The estates I grew up on in London weren't rough either. There was the odd person or family here and there that everyone avoided, but generally they were great places to live. Might be different these days though, I expect they're a mixture of people who own their homes, and some who were shoved on the estate because they had nowhere else to go. That might cause a bit of agro!
@@andybaker2456 true , I have nothing but happy memories in the estate I grew up on , my step dad still lives in the same house 50yrs later .
Minge is another word for lady garden, aka front door, axe wound ect đŹđ
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Gmornin from kent (the garden of England) đ”âđ«đ”âđ«đ€Șđ
Axe wound đđđđ haven't heard that for a while
Any more? đđđđđ
@@isking1715 Bakcy pouch, furry purse âđ»đ
*backy pouch
@@liamhennelly3961 đđđđđđđđ these comments are making my day. Shall we start on the male parts? đđđđđ
Hi Lindsay and Steve. Never mind the video YOU TWO were hilarious!! The domestic fight over getting in your car was FABULOUS!!! As for more comedy
Only Fools and Horses
1 ... The Chandelier
2 ... Fall in bar
These were voted the top 2 British comedy moments ever. Hope you enjoy. Have a good day. Nana Karen UK4
Anyone laughing at minge childishly? I have red hair, guess what I get called!
How do ginger minge! đ
Hi Steve & Lindsey. These are funny clips. The M word is the same as a fanny xx
This made me laugh đ thank you
Yes, minge means the same as fanny in the UK!
Except âfannyâ obviously means something different in the US, so this will just confuse them.
And the same as clunge
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Minge, Growler, Lady Garden, Furry Front Bottom, these are some words from Viz's excellent swearing dictionary ,"Profanasaurus"
Seeing the Red Bull clip it reminded me of the colossal sales they have. 12.1 billion cans sold worldwide in 2023 đź
Two of those were me just this morning đ
The carpets in every wetherspoons pub are different
You're both correct if you are thinking Fanny & Minge are a woman's Lady Garden, if that doesn't confuse you more.đ
@7:45 with the bands got attacked by the bins lol at the end the BIN got arrested đ đ
After hearing minge I went straight to the comment section đ. You guys did not disappoint. đđŒđđŒđđŒđđŒđŽó §ó ąó łó Łó Žó ż
@USER-SIRReactingToMyRoots lol⊠aye a convo is good but not about minge đđŽó §ó ąó łó Łó Žó ż
Cracking reaction - really made me laugh - you obviously enjoyed it too
I'm a 40 year English bloke and half of these make absolutely no sense to me. I guess I'm just out of touch now, but TikTok just isn't for me. I keep up with actual comedy, especially British and American stand up, but now you can get TikTok famous by just saying absolute nonsense.
This was absolutely hilarious! đđ€Ł You guys had me crying here ! â€đŹđ§
Believe me weâre not all that bad đ€Łđ€Łđ
You guys laughing was making me laugh đ. The Scouse girls were spot on đ€Ł
minge is a well loved word here in the UK
Iâm certainly fond of it.
@@erikdalna211 Real Men are lol
Council housing is the same as your projectsâŠ. But most have been bought and are privately owned apart from the blocks of flats
Some ex-council flats are now privately owned too. The block I lived in when I was a kid is now a mixture of council and privately owned.
âWeâre going to have to go look at mingeâ đđđđđđđ
Fania Borach (October 29, 1891 - May 29, 1951),[1] known professionally as Fanny Brice or Fannie Brice, was an American comedian, illustrated song model, singer, and actress who made many stage, radio, and film appearances. She is known as the creator and star of the top-rated radio comedy series The Baby Snooks Show.[2]
Her life story was loosely adapted into the stage musical Funny Girl. Brice was famously portrayed by Barbra Streisand in both the original Broadway production of the musical and its 1968 film adaptation.
Fanny is a feminine given name. Its origins include diminutives of the French name Frances.
Sweet Fanny Adams:
In English (originally Royal Navy) slang originating from the murder of eight-year-old Fanny Adams in 1867 and means "nothing at all" as well as a similar euphemism "F.A." = "fuck all".
omg thank you both for that I nearly chocked on my tea laughing. take care both love to sophia xx
Yes youre right. We call them bum bags!!!
Iâd love to see what your search history recommends after you âgo look up mingeâ đđ
If you are going to start looking up other comedy clips Iâd recommend looking at Victoria Wood âThe ballad of Barry and Fredaâ is a song or any clips from âDinnerladiesâ which is a sitcom
Love you guys!
Good morning from Yorkshire,love your reactions đčđŹđ§đč
We have loads of words for womenâs nether regions! Minge and Fanny are just two of them. My favourite is fuh-fuh đ
I have no words!
Hilarious đđđ
Great reaction guys
Peace love from England â€
I think the clip where you couldn't work out what was going on (I couldn't either!) was supposed to be funny because the copper was telling them not to move and to stay in the car, but in the next breath he tells them to get out of the car! I could be wrong, but who knows?! đ€·ââïžđ
He probably didnt pay his tv licence
We're going to go and look up minge!! đđđđđ nearly choked laughing. Knowing the word then hearing you say that line so innocently was the funniest thing in this video. Thank you so much for that. It will live rent free in my head forever đđđâ€
this was really funny đđđđ đđ»
I remember that episode of Tenable with Warwick Davis, and Daryl's hobby of taking photographs of different Weatherspoon Pub Carpets. It's actually not as daft as it first seems.
Omg I'm weak with laughter đđ
Watching this and watching you both in hysterics has made my Friday night, better than anything on TV tonight. đ
PLEASE don't assume that money relates to class, there are a lot of really nice "council house" residents but we also have more than our fair share of obnoxious (wealthier and therefore assumed classier, I believe they are referred to as Karen's) people (gender, religion, race, beliefs etc are immaterial)
Absolutely!
OMG. Please DONT look up the meaning minge. đ. Itâs another name for the lady bits downstairs, if you catch my drift.
Omg... Let 'em look it up... That's so funny!!
"I'm going to look up 'minge' "!!! I can't breath!!! Hahaha I loved this video! Seeing you 2 laugh together makes me feel all warm inside! Lyndsay is usually emotional lol well done guys, from across the pond! â€
I am guessing that a Council Mum is a mother that rents social housing from the local council. They are often single parents that are not employed. Of course, some mothers end up in that situation through no fault of their own, this caricature is one of those that chooses it as a lifestyle.
I was on a council estate when my daughter was 3 weeks old. I hated it, as it had a high crime and drug rate. As soon as I could move to a little village I did
@@Bikergirl_40 I am pleased that it worked out for you both.
So not true,many people both parents worked and had kids in council houses I was one of them and most of my estate were.
@@GA-fz2wt Yes, i was raised in one and my kids were raised in one.
Nothing wrong with that & rent is expensive, in fact i paid more in my rented house than my family did for a mortgage on a new build home! 200 quid a month more! â@AndrewwarrenAndrew
That was hilarious watching you and Lindsey trying to make some sense out of us senseless Brits. But minge... I laughed so hard I think I've burst my farting strap.đđđ
Hi guys , my mum bought her council house yrs ago it's now worth in the region of ÂŁ350 ,000 but its in a nice area with a local ancient woods near by đ.
If you want funny, A comedian called Julian Clary is good to watch. He calls himself Britains favourite homosexual, he is a bit of a national treasure and much loved by many. He has done many things and also writes childrens books loved by my 10 year old granddaughter. They are about a family called the Bolds. He brought out a video of his concert tour when he was 50 called `Lord of The Minge'. I dont know if you can see this on you tube but its worth trying. it`s hilarious.
âNow weâll have to go look at mingeâ has me piss myself laughing đ
Does the rule that excludes kinder eggs also mean that you can't get toys in cereal boxes anymore?
Also: "I'm going to have to go look up minge" is something I never thought I'd hear yous say.
Your letting your secrets out now Steve, does juicy Lucy know.đ đđ â€
Youâre so funny Steve,I think we are seeing the real person now youâre getting so much more comfortable and open. Love â€ïž from Wales đŽó §ó ąó ·ó Źó łó ż
Haha, legit domestic about the locked car door. Classic.
Council housing is housing owned by the local authority, with low rents. Its impossiibly hard to get into these days, as there are so few that become available. Some estates are historically "rough" (noisy, anti social behaviour etc) but many, many places - my own estate included - are lovely communities to live in. Just working class people doing the best we can with the hand life punched us with.
First time I'm getting to a video close to it being release
Hello from south wales
Don't forget, Fanny Street is even funnier to us Brits
Fanny is funny, when we moved to the US one of the countyâs near us was holding a freeze your fanny race. I clearly found this hilarious and everyone else was wondering why I was laughing so much.
Hi guys, so glad to be one of the first â€
As an English man if I said "minge" or "fanny that many times in a video I think they would take my channel down đ€Łđ€Ł
Youre right, council is for low income housing. I live on a council estate (area/street run by the local council). Each town has a local council which is funded by the government.
It is a lot cheaper then private rented (landlords) and can come come with longer tenancies.
Either a short term 6 month lease (extendible) similar to private rented or long term lease like I do.
Lived here 26 year now since I was 18 yr old.
You might here a lot of bad stuff about council estates but I can honestly say I would never leave this home for another, too many good people around me.
Same here. After years getting ripped off in the private sector, my council flat was a godsend.
And you would never get another cos there is a waiting lists for years.
@@Kokomo2675 for me, not really, They could move me into another property in no time if needed. They offered twice already, once to avoid bedroom tax (smaller property) and once due to my bad legs (atherosclerosis and melanoma)
Minge & fanny are names of downstairs lady parts.
Lynsay has the best laugh.
Council housing is housing estates that are provided to people who have applied to the council for housing.
After several years on the waiting list.
Didn't even understand half of these myself haha. "What's minge" "I thought that was fanny "
Don't look up minge it'll be in your search history forever haha đ
As The Jam sang âSaturdayâs kids live in council houses, wear v neck shirts and baggy trousersâ
I grew up on a council estate and I can confirm this is slightly true đ
search for "Minge is a word for cars apparently" that will explain it
In England, Fanny & Minge are another name for a ladies front bottom...
One country famous for not having food inside food wont allow a egg in.
This was hilarious x
I mean... I'm tempted to list the guys all of the words I can think of that we have for the tufted lady grotto.. đ€đ
yup, council housing is 'social housing', usually a form of housing with lower rent, sometimes the government pays for it too depending on your benefits
Council houses are owned by the government and are used to house low/no income people. Mum got one in an emergency (her ex-stepdad destroyed the lock in the front door by jamming a thin necklace into it). She took me, my sister, our dog, and what she could carry (essentially) to that house.