As a Scottish person I have to say he is our national treasure. This is one of the funniest things because it’s so true. Defo check out more from Billy

I've seen Billy live once: I thought I was going to die - I couldn't breathe for long periods. My sides and jaws ached for days afterwards. Probably the funniest stand-up I've ever seen.

Love Sir Billy. Not just the best Scottish comedian but probably one of the world's best.

Definitely have to watch Billy Connelly “Dwarf on a bus” . We Glaswegians love Billy Connelly ,👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤣🤣

I remember my Glaswegian dad buying Billy Connolly’s shows on cassettes and we would all sit and listen to them. Lovely childhood memories.

What makes this funny is it’s all true, it actually happened like that , you don’t mess with Glasgow folk

Saw him in Adelaide,South Australia when Parkinson's Disease already quite advanced. Just him standing in the middle of the stage making jokes about his illness and everyday life. Everyone laughing so hard they were in tears. One of the best nights ever. He was so brave about his illness , no self pity.

Billy is a legend! I saw him in London many years ago and I couldn't breathe for laughing. It was one of those laughs where no sound comes out, you turn purple and just cry😂😂😂😂 His way of weaving a real story into a massive patchwork quilt is legendary. I watch him on KZfaq when I can't sleep and 3 minutes in neither can my husband. The world is a much better place for Billy.

Our lovely Billy is a Glaswegian and is famous in the UK as a stand up comedian first and foremost. He’s getting on a bit now and has Parkinson’s disease. He’s a our national treasure and thank you for appreciating him ❤️

Hi friends! Our first time watching Billy's Stand Up! 😂 Hilarious!! We needed this laugh & hope it made you laugh too. We do know this really happened, fyi. Thanks for watching and for your support! ❤️❤️

I went to 2 of his gigs before he retired, and I cried, laughing all night long. He's my favourite comedian.

I saw Billy in Los Angeles about 1981-82. He was fantastic, but the highlight of the evening occurred about 2 minutes before the show started. The room became electric as George Harrison and Elton John walked to their seats. By the way, my seats were two rows in front of them.

"an audience with Billy Connolly" His best ever show.

I had tears of laughter watching this again and especially liked it to have you lovely ladies enjoy it as much as you did. Billy is about as Glaswegian as anyone can get. A brilliant man, straight up, no bullshit, tells it like it is. We could do with more 'honest' people like him around. Very sad to see his decline with Parkinson's disease. When he 'goes' there will be a global sadness felt for some time, so many people love him as I do. I'm glad you enjoyed this clip and this is just the tip of the iceberg.

I'm a Geordie (Newcastle) and we love Billy, he's a national treasure. You gotta watch his shows. His humour is just everyday stories that you've either done yourself or you know someone that has done it. Fab

Billy did many travel shows/documentaries. Highly recommend seeking them out. I'd also highly recommend the audiobook of his autobiography. I could listen to his voice for hrs. I hope you react to more of his stuff.

Big thumbs up for the Scotland shirt! I remember that time when the boys kicked the shit out of the big, bad "terrorists". Not just John Smeaton, a taxi driver, Alex MclLveen, tore a ligament in his foot hoofing one of the bastards in the balls. The shout went out to buy John a beer and folk paid for about 1200 pints. Proud to be Scottish and most especially Glaswegian. Get it round ye!

The list is endless for Billy to watch 😂 I've grown up listening to him and his epic storytelling 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👌

I love you guys and I’m so happy you enjoyed our national legend. I grew up listening to his stand up records that my parents had. I’ve been lucky enough to see him live. Love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 💕

A massive THANK YOU. You have no idea how much Billy (the big yin) is loved. Thank you again.

Even people in England struggle with Scottish accent especially in London. It’s a great country obviously huge rivalry with England. I lost my father in a car crash there in 1970 when I was a toddler so its has big meaning to me we lived in a town called Cumbernauld Just outside glasgow. Scottish people are very friendly from my expereince, you do great videos love the one where you got emotional from Ireland clips. It must feel strange living in a land where your ancestors don’t come from so I get your emotions. Ireland will always welcome you,my parents were Scottish and Irish to but grew up In Birmingham englands second most populated city but now live in London. I’m actually in Philippines at moment watching you guys. Keep up the great videos, I would like to go amaereica one day maybe your place would be cool

I'll say this only once lol - seriously though, 3 awesome people on one screen, and i end up in pain with tears streaming down my face when im watching this legend -love this guy!! ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬ Thanks lady's / Thanks for the New Zealand video this morning, If ever feeling on a downer, simply watching a little bit of Billy Connolly 🙂 Ps: Natasha n Debbie ¬¬¬ Your awesome ¬ take care lady's 🙂

I thought I was going die Listening to his incontinence trousers Sketch he as wrote some funny song was even on top of the pops a couple of times. Late 1960 early 70s Before comedy Billy was in the Humblebums with Gerry Rafferty (Baker Street / stuck in the middle with You, /what Evers written in your heart) the humblebums song “Her Father didn’t like me any way” is beautiful

Oh im crying laughing here. Oor Billy is just comedy royalty, all his stand up is hilarious and over the years I've been gifted his work on dvd for Christmas and birthdays, best gift ever. Please go and enjoy some more xx

I saw Billy a few times live. I left in pain. Best comic I've ever seen and just a genuine warm person. Love him.

I love Billy Connerly. He did an amazing tv series back in 2011 where he travelled down route 66 on his motorbike, you should check it out. I think he did another series a few years later in the USA too.

Billy’s career was made with one joke, he appeared on Parkinson (a chat show) it was about a bike, please watch it. His Dwarf on a bus sums up Glasgow and his wilder beast joke story is hilarious. The big yins accent is very toned down nowadays.

So glad you chose Billy. Ya got to check out 'Dwarf on a bus' ... thats soooo funny too thanks, loved it ❤❤👌👌

Just missed the live, love this one, old lady on a bus is another one of his best, Happy June 💕

I’m so glad you watched some Billy he is the best, he tells the best stories as it is. He also has the great ability to start a story, go of for ages on a tangent then go back to the story to finish it. I have to do like you did and pause the tapes when I watch, cause I’m laughing and crying and near wetting myself and my ribs hurt so need a break. No matter how many times I watch the same thing, I’m always doubled over laughing. Some of his content of growing up in Glasgow is brilliant, I’m so glad you guys like him. I’m so proud to be Scottish and so proud of Billy, for his achievements and that he always talks of where he grew up and his love for Scotland.

One of Billy's best lines, “Anyone who shows a desire to be a politician should be bared for life from ever becoming one.”

Oh Billy 😍💙 absolute national treasure! My mum and dad went to see him many years ago, they turned up slightly late, he turned the spot light on them and heckled the life out of them 🤣🤣🤣🤣 xx Hope you are feeling better now Debbie x

I'm a Glaswegian and love Billy.Glad you guys like him,sadly he is now ill with Parkinsons.

I had the pleasure of doing the intro for Billy on his first gig in the UAE some years back. I had dinner with him before the show and gave him the lowdown on the local scene, which he used as a basis for much of his tour. He used some of the stuff l gave him in his first book Gullivers Travels. Total legend.

My husband’s brush with fame was that he stood next to Billie at the urinals in City Hall Newcastle at an Everly Brothers concert ( that dates us!) I asked him if he spoke & he said “ Of course not, you don’t distract a guy when he’s peeing, woman, unless you want wet shoes!” I believe Billie retired because of his Parkinsonism & that he now lives in Florida.

Our national treasure. He’s up there with Nessie, Irn Bru, Haggis and whisky!!! 💚

If you're looking for more Billy Connolly stuff to watch on your own, then I'd recommend his World Tour of Scotland, and World Tour of England, Ireland, and Wales dvds. They're a mix of him travelling around the respective countries like a sort of travel documentary, interspersed with scenes from the stand-up gigs he did while in those locations. So it'll give you a look at some more places in the UK and Ireland, as well as some comedy. In fact, World Tour of Scotland is actually the first thing of his I ever saw. He's also done World Tour series for Australia and New Zealand as well.

Just found you ladies and love you already. I’m always surprised when people from other countries appreciate our sense of humour. For me being born early fifties my first love for comedy was one of your own, Rowan and Martins laugh in. Graduated to Monty Python, Morcombe and Wise, Eddie Izzard and so many more. My tummy hurts from laughing at you lovely ladies x

Billy is one of our greatest comedians. just about everything he does is comedy gold

Been lucky enough to see Billy twice at the Apollo in London. Both times brilliant, come out afterwards on a natural high, face and sides hurting .

I'm so glad that you found, and loved, Billy. I'm also from Glasgow and grew up laughing my arse off at him. A total treasure. A comedian's comedien too ! ❤

Must watch old lady on a bus makes me cry every time and ive watched it 1000 times

Greetings from Scotland, , (edinburgh),,luv your channel folks,just had to subscribe👍,,billys our Scottish hero,,,,more Billy connolly folks,,keep it coming folks,totaly luvin it,,,kc,here in Edinburgh, ,,,,respect,peace always,,,☺

Loving you gals natural authenticity. Cant wait for you reactions😅

Hey! Cincinnati! I’m in Cleveland! I must say this,I hope you don’t mind. I’m a wristwatch nut,and the 2 of you sport the most wonderful timepieces EVER! I go all Google eyed when you both pop them into view! Sorry,just wanted/needed to say that🥰

My dad who is English met Billy in Scotland when he was working away in the 1970's and he had no idea who Billy was. They were drinking at the bar together and Billy said, 'You don't know who I am, do you?' My dad said no. Billy gave him an LP record of his stand up comedy and my dad despite struggling to decipher the thick Glaswegian accent found his new favourite comedian.

Billy Connolly has been my favourite stand up comedian for my whole life my dad loved him too so maybe that's where I got it from.

Billy is hilarious and his accent is full, rich and melodic

Billy's plane to Australia story is hilarious too or his Ibiza holiday.

I'm from the west coast of Scotland and billy is known as the big yin. Guy is genuinely the funniest comedian ever and so many comedians say they look up to billy. He's a national treasure

You have to watch his “dwarf on a bus” I cried laughing at that one 🤣

Billy Connolly is Glaswegian, one of the best Scottish comedians

Just Brilliant! Loved Sir Billy Conolly for years. I remember that at Glasgow Airport too on the news

Love Billy. So glad you’ve reacted to him. He’s a legend.

Ooh absolutely love Billy Connelly

Being a Glaswegian and a Scottish person, Billy connolly is our hero, oor swear wurds are part of oor language, a story can't be told unless you add swear wurds especially in Glesga, thanks Billy for the years of laughter,

I've been subscribed to you two for a while now. I must say that I have not had so much fun in quite a while. I love Billy! I'm so glad you two have found him!

Love your videos. You two will be welcome in Scotland anytime. Billy is a national treasure here. He recently received a Fellowship Academy award. And in his pre recorded acceptance speech he talked about his career being over due to having Parkinsons. It was pretty emotional.

I know you gals don't do much standup but I beg you to at least react to Billy's old lady on a bus story 🙏 Great reaction as ever, love you ladies!

Glasgow born an bred 61yrs ago,and i'm one proud scottish woman,,don't mess with the scots..🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😅😅😅👍👍👍💯💯💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

It doesn’t matter how many times I watch this I fall on the floor clutching my belly laughing so hard. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m from New Zealand but have lived in the UK for 19 years and my Nana is from just outside Glasgow in Renfrew. I grew up listening to this genius and finally got to see him live a few years ago. OMG his ability to tell a story, but go off on massive tangents and then bring it seamlessly all the way back to to where he started hours later. EPIC!!! 🤣🤣🤣

There's two seasons in Scotland.... June and Winter 😂 - Billy Connolly

Have moved to Scotland this last week. Am half Scottis. It's stunning! So is Billy. He is a god in Scotland. Quite right too. He is the man. Bless him.xxx

He's hilarious, Especially his early stuff back in the early 70s, but you might struggle with the unfiltered Glaswegian accent ;)

Another amazing video by two amazing ladies. Billy is so funny and he's the best comic in my opinion. He tells a story well and delivers always in his comedy. He is from Glasgow born and bred there. You and Debbie always do the best video and i love watching you guys reaction to the videos you do. Keep up the AMAZING videos that you do it brightens up my days. Love you both so much. Can't wait for Sunday video.

That was just what I needed this fine June morning...btw Billy Connolly "Old Lady on a bus" cheers

Oh I love Billy...thanks girls for the best start to the day xx

Billy is indeed a national treasure. He's so funy and so natural. Without jokes as such he just get out there and talks. And it's always amazing.Yes that is a Glasgow accent, not all Scots sound the same. In his younger days Billy worked as a welder in the dockyards, so he knew life.. and he sing and played in a folk group. Somewhere there is a song he did that I love - If You didnae have your feet in your wellies.

You both are fantastic ladies and so funny, love you both from Pete in Scotland

I was just going to tell you to cover him! He’s a legend. I saw him live when I was at university. He’s a great guy. Extremely humble. I’ve seen him in n Ireland just walking about and he’s so down to earth. He keeps 2 rows of seats back so he can give them out to the people where he is. His shows always sold out in the first 2 hours so that was a priceless gift. Btw. Only time I actually came out of a show in pain from laughing. Sarah Millican is great but he’s the king of comedy.

His Wildebeeste story about how age creeps up on you is hysterical.

There are some Billy Connolly shows that are so relentlessly funny that he will have you crying non-stop with laughter, followed by fits of giggles that will last so long that you will endup in giggle pain from thinking back on what he said.

there was a police officer on duty out front of the airport, and a taxi driver asked if he should put the burning man out? The coppers reply was "nah, let the feker burn" - true story😅😂🤣 . It is a British thing, we had an attack in London and some guy chased the attacker with a Narwal Tusk from a wall display, when I saw the news report here in Australia I was screaming,"yes, I come from there, that's my town" Gotta love a bit of Billy genius story teller, all have a basis of truth, it is a well of hilarity worth diving into dwarf on a bus,old lady on a bus, Don't drink the water in Ibiza, colonoscopy, Australian animals.are just a few of his best.

Billy Connelly is indeed Glaswegian and spent a lot of time in neighbouring Paisley. One of his best mates stayed a few doors down from my dad and him and his pal used to babysit when when Billy amd his mate went to the pub. Much of Billy's stand up centres around life growing up in Glasgow and it is hilarious. He grew up in the tenements where most families were living on the breadline and worked in the shipyards. His comedy really gives you an insight into life in Glasgow in the 50s/60s

Aww oor Billy. What a legend. I grew up as a wee tot in the 70s listening to his LPs, every wean knew The Welly Boot Song and in turn I taught it to my nursery class kids and my own 2. He's a fantastic storyteller, as so many Scots are, but the relatability of his observational humour is spot on. His stories of growing up in Glasgow are brilliant. Honestly anything you can find will have you laughing but some must sees to check out - wildebeest, the crucifixion, potatoes of the night.

That’s the way it happened 🤣 Scottish and Irish folks have same sense of humour

Old lady on the bus. Love Billy.

Been following Billy since 1972. Enjoy all his other stuff. There's loads of his stuff out there and he never fails to have me in stitches :)

Billy is a national treasure and a comic genius we in Glasgow and Scotland love him 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Billy has to be one of the finest observational comedians to come out of the UK. Imo he is so funny. He is popular in the States as well. That is some feat.

I got to see him many years ago, crap seats but the fact I was there was enough. Heroic levels of stand up greatness.

I remember the first time I ever heard or even heard of Billy.He had just moved south and was being interviewed on the radio .By the end I was in pain with laughter .A national treasure indeed.

🤣🥰 this man is a legend, from very very young my dad would tell me I had to find him funny, it was impossible not too and would force me to watch his stand up... I'm so grateful. 😁

Happy June. The Queen has given us an extra day's holiday to celebrate her Platinum jubilee so workers are off for a 4 day weekend. (We love you queenie). Great show, love Billy Connelly

Thank you for showing this one. It's epic.

You must watch more of Billy he is brilliant always love watching him my jaws hurt to when I'm watching him

I saw him live in Dublin and i have never laughed so much. Check out the Audience with Billy Connolly total hilarious. He is an amazing working class comedian sadly has Parkinson's but keeps on going. Hilarious to meet in person

the best comedian ever ,i am so proud to be scottish

Saw Sir Billy in Victoria, London. Actually fell out of my seat from laughing so hard. His version of 'Tell Laura I love her' has to be one of the most gut-clenching, breath-taking, funniest things I've ever heard. My brother has a collection of albums from the 1970s, including the one that contains The Cruxifiction. I've heard that many, many times and it still cracks me up. You both should try it out. Billy may have been excommunicated because of it 😮😂 😊 Best wishes

Love you ladies and enjoy the videos you put out and your reactions are briilliant.

This is a 100% true story... There was a terrorist attack in Glasgow, and it happened just like he described. Ye should watch his Billy & Albert, and an Audience with Billy Connolly. Glasgow Legend. Love fae Glasgow ♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Natasha and Debbie, so glad you've done a reaction video on Billy's stand-up. There are many great stand-up comedians in the UK and then there is the King of them all, Sir Billy Connolly. Yes Billy is from Anderston in Glasgow, but he hasn't lived in Glasgow for most of his life, he has never lost his Glaswegian accent and their humorous take on life. After leaving school, he was trained as a welder at John Brown's Shipyard, on the River Clyde, where the famous ocean-going liners, the Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth I and 2 and the Royal Yacht Britannia were built, and that is where he picked up his observational storytelling brand of comedy. He became a folksinger during The Folksong Revival of the 1960s and performed around the folkclub circuit in a duo called The Humblebums with a guy called Tam Harvey. The Humblebums played a lot of contemporary American Folk & Country-style music and they eventually expanded to a trio in the early 70s when a certain singer-songwriter called Gerry Rafferty (yes, Gerry Rafferty of "Baker Street" fame) joined them. The Humblebums lasted as a trio for about 18 months before they eventually broke up for good. Tam Harvey had had enough of the rigours of doing gigs, and Gerry wanted to do his own thing and eventually left and joined Stealers Wheel. Billy then performed his own one-man show around the comedy club circuit and concert venues. The perception that most English people have are that Billy was "discovered" by Michael Parkinson, the British TV chat show host. He was new to British television audiences, but folk music audiences had known about Billy for a good decade before Billy made his first "unforgettable" television appearance on Parkinson's TV chat show in the mid-70s, where he told a joke that would probably not have passed the BBC Censor, if they'd known about it before hand. The self-styled "champion of national morals and virtue", Mary Whitehouse would certainly have had a coronary from the shock! There is footage of it somewhere on KZfaq, so if you're curious, you can check it out. Be warned, though, it's quite close to the knuckle and not very PC by today's standards. Billy has his critics among the holier-than-thou religious groups for his take on the Crucifixion and so on and from those straight-laced types who simply think he swears too much on-stage, but Billy is never crude with his comedy; he is far more intelligent than that and it gets taken the wrong way. His comedy is a brilliantly perceptive commentary on the human condition and he has been making audiences laugh for decades with stories from his personal life experiences that ring so true to life in general. Unfortunately, he is unable to perform now because he was diagnosed with having Parkinson's Disease some years ago. Billy's initial reaction to his diagnosis is typical of him and typical Glasgow: he said, "Is that right, Doctor? Well I wish Mr Parkinson had kept it to himself!" It's tragic to see him now, and how his speech and facial expressions are affected by this horrendous condition, but I have great memories of when he and Tam and Gerry stayed overnight at our family home after they'd done my mother's folk club. The Humblebums performed at my mother's folk club a couple of times and Billy remembers me as the wee boy that used to come in at 6am and ran toy motor cars over him. I especially remember going for a spin in the country in the car with my Dad driving, me sitting between Billy and Gerry Rafferty in the back, when a low-flying F4 Phantom fast jet screamed overhead up the glen which made Billy jump, and he stuck his head out the window and shouted an obscenity at the pilot! It was my first exposure to the "F" word and I've been using it ever since! Billy often ended his stand-up show saying to the audience that they might find themselves swearing a bit more than usual when they go home, but telling them not to worry about it: it goes away eventually. It has hasn't quite worked out that way for me, but hey-ho, you can't have everything! I went to see him in concert at the City Hall in Perth, and did so much laughing that the next day, my sides hurt so much that I thought I'd gone ten rounds with Mike Tyson! I don't know how much time Billy has left in the world, but he has been my favourite comedian bar none. Quite simply, he is the greatest comic talent Scotland has produced in my opinion. Check out the KZfaq video of his Audience With Billy Connolly in front of a celebrity television audience. You will love it!

Billy Connelly is a legend, awesome comedian and actor. Fantastic story teller.

Billy is a real GOAT. Welder in a shipyard, folk singer, actor and one of the greatest comedian's ever.

Love you two. So glad you’re doing a bit of uk comedy, and that you get it! Keep up the good work!

I saw Billy live, he did a three hour gig and at the end I was in pain from laughing.

God bless Billy, I hope we never lose the ability to laugh at ourselves. Happy winter in Australia people☺️☮️ Love George Carlin too.

The first time I ever heard Billy Connolly was when one of our PTI ( physical training instructor ) who was Scottish played his tape when we where in neighbouring bathing booth! I didn’t know who it was and said who the f. Is that? The PTI said oh he’s a jock commit called Billy Connoly. I said I can’t understand a word of it lol.. later he lent mr the tape ( it was mid 70,s). He is an ex Paratrooper who served in 4th vol Para Regiment. Now I think you two girls will love his first taped as he describes his early soldier training. He was a welder in a Glasgow shipyard and it includes stories from that job as well. So would definitely recommend it

Probably the finest comedian to come out of Scotland ever!

Billy will have you in tears whatever you watch, hes a good actor too