I laughed at that😂

Each to their own I suppose. 😁 😁

Mon the Hoops

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Stop stealing comments

@TopCommentGod

Bummder.

@@martinpoole1451 bumder

Most definitely the actor James Buckley is a big oasis and the jam/paul weller fan as well and has similar haircuts in his day to day

MrTeamTactical also we can’t forget it’s 2008 in this

Mix of that and just being a typical 2000s haircut. A lot of the blokes in Skins also have the same haircut cos it’s around that time

Beatles haircut! The best kind!!

Yeah, I do think it’s very British. Not now, really, but back then.

it's a mod style haircut, inspired by by 1970s era and people like Paul Weller. It has never gone out of fashion. Liam Gallagher made it popular in 1990s, pro cyclist Bradley Wiggins still rocks it now. It would be easy to find Americans with the hair style, just look for people into bands like the Jam or even 90s Brit pop. Particularly those who play in bands themselves or are into Italian scooters.

@@dfpguitar I dont think he asked for a fuckin speech trump

12/13 years old that was season 1

dfpguitar Haircut Wanker

@@malupria7520 fuck off

Lol yes 😂🤣

Ohhhh FUCKKKKKK😂😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Bruh 😂😂😂

@Happy Thanos Is that all ? Some dude brought a machete to mine and threatened some kid, after school a car pulled up and 3 dudes battered him. Also a teacher scammed another teacher for £15k and it turned out he was in the IRA. Didn't even have a background check lmao

@Minty r/ihavereddit

@Happy Thanos you're hard

@Happy Thanos doubt

@Happy Thanos just stop lying for internet coolness

Yeah, British humour is mostly how its put accross rather than the actual joke it self

Also there’s a serious timing issue. A lot of the Uk versions take the jokes at a slow pace to maximise the effect. The US version just fails to time it right and the jokes are rushed

@@fear_cheetah2079 spot one, theres not space in time they take to speak, it's so forced and unnatural. I reckon the American producers put a dent in their careers, trying to replicate the show.

@@IestynSymonds69 yeah, British humour is also far more negative, almost reveling in the futility of the situation. It ends up making the joke more relatable.

yeah it’s like they’re trying to recreate what made the original great, but because of US censorship they’ve had to dum it down

*American office... ;) haha. Love it don't get me wrong, but you cant beat the original UK one. It's too funny

@@honorlawson97 yeah Ricky Gervais is the mastermind behind it all 👍

Andrew Smith you sound like you have only watched the first season of the us office

@Keynesian Economics I think that's an unfair comparison, it is the only good US remake but that's because it wasn't really a remake so much as they took the concept and americanised it. And very well, but the UK one's a satire of office life whereas the US is a sitcom that uses an office setting

@Andrew Smith I agree that Dwight is an unrealistic character but Rainns portrayal of him is hilarious 🤣 *IN MY OPINION* 😳

It is pretty heartening knowing even americans can't stand the american version

Yes

​@@jeanmichellelaurent yeah, I hate it.

AJM exactly. They literally laugh at the non funny parts. I have noticed that so much with Americans. It’s like their humour is like what a kid would find funny

Our humour's just different like our culture - I don't see the big deal. It's good they're still being entertained by it in some way.

WhoDarestheMAN gamer nice generalisation. An entire country’s culture doesn’t share the same humour, I’m sure Americans have some good humour out there. However as a British person I do prefer British humour

@WhoDarestheMAN gamer I never said American humour was extremely funny - I said it's good they are able to find something funny in our culture's humour too. I still don't see the problem.

WhoDarestheMAN gamer ok, so you’re assuming on average that British people are more intelligent than the average american, and that quality of humour is linked to intelligence. Seems like a far stretch to make. Humour is honestly extremely subjective- and the inbetweeners isn’t exactly a comedy show for intelligent people. Just all round a bad example.

Have you watched the young ones

Yes

Seth Swallow Love The Young Ones...preferred Bottom though, a bit less zany and a bit more violent.

@@andyc6542 They remade the young ones in America and got canceled after 1 episode

Seth Swallow Yikes. I know the same is true of The Inbetweeners. The American version of The Office was decent though, but still going to be biased and say nothing beats UK comedy.

More clunge for us, 🤙🏻

Like Niels dad

🤣🤣

Wank

paigestation because a lot of Americans care too much about appearance.

Becca Rose why do they look like the michilen man

Becca Rose so do British people

To be fair it is quite tragic 😂

@@beta4103 nah that's cap. Ur gonna get taken this piss out of for ur appearance regardless

Andrew Smith yep

It was deliberately over the top to make them seem awkward, look at simon as well

Maybe in certain corners of Manchester and it's fucking horrendous

Andrew Smith not in Manchester,it’s the Gallagher cut lol

Wasn’t he just in Bake-Off with the same haircut still?

f t pp bruh

Leapold Stotch no mate nz and aussie has 50 percent of people have mullets

@@liamchristie9940 lmao someone missed a joke

ADHD Tribute not really he is just being a naive american

@@liamchristie9940 OK mate now I have to r/woooosh you I didn't want to. But you made me

ADHD Tribute ok 😔

Rule Britannia

@Happy Thanos US humour: haHaHaha, Da mAn Falled OvER.....

@Happy Thanos Lol. Touché.

I hear you...Not a lot of great comedies nowadays unfortunately; I grew up with the classics as my dad loved stuff like Only Fools, Allo Allo, Fawlty Towers etc but I’ll watch absolutely anything - love dark/oddball comedy (The League of Gentlemen, Mighty Boosh), stuff like Peep Show, Black Books, The IT Crowd, The Inbetweeners, older stuff like Bottom and The Young Ones. Father Ted is another classic, and loved Mr Bean back in the day. Stuff like The Office and Extras is fantastic too., and love Red Dwarf (have to be in the mood for it though) Fave comedy character has to be Alan Partridge. So many different kinds of comedies over the years - going to be biased and say UK comedy is (or at least was) the very best in the world.

KRIBZ 45 it reminds me of what Russel Howard said “ British people in times of crisis what did we do , we took the piss “

Jose Mengelez lol

Oh snap 😂

You have obviously never been to america

Logan Ruby 🧂

Logan Ruby mate more than a third of your country is overweight they gotta point

Oh America😂😂

They were literally having fun while watching it Xd

That's what I don't think she gets, that was the point. He was meant to have a shit haircut, it adds to the character. Same as Simons

@@warrenjenga8335 Exactly, and saying that, does Simon’s “haircut” exist in America then?

@@dexgen4809 Look at Jim Carrey in Dumb & Dumber

@@warrenjenga8335 They're not the same haircut. Jim Carrey has a kind of bowl cut, and Simon has like 5 different cowlicks. Only place I've seen hair like Simon's is probably from Cameron Diaz in the hairgel scene from There's Something about Mary.

A lot of Americans seem to care too much about looks and appearance, she was literally missing the jokes because she was too obsessed with what he looked like 🤦🏼‍♀️

Typical Americans

Americans for ye

legefy The main guy was British

I know I’ll probs sound like primary kid but fuckin Lol mate. He’s obviously British, but op is right. The first time I heard a bloody English man speak more than an American and that’s bloody saying something.

@@juliasamson9559 He's Welsh, not English

Luke Faulkner clunge not klunge

@@Ollie-kd9ql he must be American lol

klunge 😂😂😂 clunge mate

Andrew Smith Agreed, I think it’s very American that she cares so much about someone else’s hair

Andrew Smith Exactly! The last thing I’d think about. I can’t believe she focused so much on Jay’s hair when Simon’s there looking like the Statue of Liberty.

Alie the way he said dress code at 00:35

Yeah

It sounds like you are trying to be rude

@@JackDearnley shush

Jack March fuck off

Granny smasher Only ignorant people say that. James Buckley the actor is an Oasis fan. It’s 100% mod style. Most people say this because they only know Justin Bieber and mod is forgotten about almost as it was popular in 1960s Britain. Justin’s fringe is long and slicked to the side. Jay’s is short and messy. They’re nothing alike. The only reason why everyone says it’s Bieber like is because he left a bad taste in everyone’s mouthes towards longer hair after 2010. As a result everyone always assumes its Justin Bieber’s style whenever they see a style similar to his.

Granny smasher He had that cut way before Bieber appeared as a celeb. It’s a mod style, he literally wears Liam Gallagher parka’s also. What more evidence do you need? And also, what has hair colour got to do with it? Bieber’s hair isn’t blonde either.

Granny smasher What?! You’re literally making no sense now. It’s a mod style, he wore that haircut before Bieber was even a thing. He has a tattoo of Oasis on him too ffs. Stop denying it, it’s a Liam Gallagher/ mod hairstyle. In your eyes it’s basically anyone with longer hair is a fan of Justin Bieber.

Granny smasher He’s not wearing Liam’s exact coat, he bought it from Pretty Green which is Liam Gallagher’s clothing brand that he set up after he split with Oasis.

Granny smasher What are you on about? He’s not borrowing his coat. 🤦‍♂️ He bought a green parka like Liam’s and wears it. He bought it from Liam’s clothing line where he sells mod clothing. And he’s not a fan of Justin Bieber for Christ sake. He has an Oasis tattoo, he copies what Liam wears and literally has been in interviews talking about which is his favourite between Oasis’ first and second album. He’s never said he based it off of Justin Bieber. Just stop saying that because you’re wrong.

They didn’t smash remaking the office. The office is an awkward realistic gritty comedy that relates to actual office workers. The US office is your typical American sitcom but instead of all being friends in New York they’re colleges in an office. It’s not ground breaking and it’s barely funny. It just shoves the joke in your face until you laugh

The Office - UK version is in a different league, you could go so far as saying it's as different as football and rugby. American office would be rugby, stuttering, forced, big but ultimately completely boring to many

Paul Barker football and rugby are more similar to each other than these versions of the office. I like the analogy but it’s more like comparing football to crochet

But still the US office isn't as good

The US office is nothing like the UK version. They tried to replicate it, with season 1, and it was bloody awful. They had to find a new format that would work for US audiences. While I love the US office, I see it as a completely different show.

Andrew Smith I think it could’ve been good if they modelled it on American teens. The reason The Inbetweeners UK was such a success is because we all related to it SO much, it was such an accurate representation of our school years. But the US version tried to copy the UK version, tried to copy its humour and characters, and it fell flat because they just don’t understand our humour. For example The Office US used the format of the original British version, but it had different characters only loosely based on the originals and used American humour, which is why that is a successful UK-to-US adaptation.

@@nelliesnose5648 you have absolutely hit the bloody nail on the head there. Our humour is so different, it just can't be applied to American TV. And like you said, it represents growing up in British schools, not American ones.

Tina Belcher it just shows that we are better then USA

Andrew Smith I know that I was saying we beat them for once

I suppose its hard to compare them. Both Britain and the US have each produced very entertaining films and shows about growing up in their different parts of the world and while each are funny and representative of their school lives, they can't be compared to one another because growing up in Britain IS just so different to growing up in America. That's why over here, the inbetweeners is a classic whereas Americans probably don't understand it, relate to it or find it as funny as the brits do. It's not their fault, they're just unused to our humour!

Btec Stevie G

The man that fell into the river in Lego City more like Btec Jordan Henderson

i was waiting for the stevie g comment

Slippy G*

Aldi brand “geven sterrard”

We love the 3 stripes

Yep the Americans look so "American".

Dress sense

Because the guy on the right just looks stupid.

JarvoJarvisMUFC the woman was obnoxious. It’s not all about you love

the comic book connoisseur lol sameee and the filmsss the UK version is SUPERIOR in every way no offence to America

Rookie numbers

What's wrong with that

@@schlongersaurus 😳😳😳

Lizzie Cook I guess you didn’t get the joke.. 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

@@becca_rose_x I did bellend

Lizzie Cook ok then 😂

Aussies hate americans as well

@@Christians9955 Damn, I was just trying to expand my interest in comedic shows and all I got was "AMERICANS ARE STUPID AND UNFUNNY REEEE"

@@legoyoda9782 there a few we like about americans. But sometimes you guys can be rude then there other times i meet cool americans

Just a few Americans that give the rest a bad name. Their culture is just so unappealing

I’m British and like American stuff but loads of other brits are so spiteful and triggered by America.

Most Americans don't get much in general

Bc honestly it’s not funny. At all.. you all like to think it’s funny but it’s really not !

@@MR-zq5gt you just don't get it because you can't relate to it .

Yeah but they did get it...

True ... I don't. It's weird because I understand it, but don't find it funny. Like, I get why it's supposed to be funny. Just different tastes.

He's canadian.

Overused joke

Pete0nGrindr wear**

VinnieStar tip#1 go away idc

VinnieStar no one asked

i thought they were people

Thats class 😂😂

And here in the UK tbf

@Ben Davies yeah good point

I legit have never seen a mullet in the states.. it’s viewed as backwards ..

❤

It was rubbish.

you've got to understand he cant excactly banter with these two people, they're about as much use as an ashtray on a motorbike

Nah that was 10 years ago, people are growing their hair longer now

*Dramatisation

He's Welsh

Myron oh ok , never seen this channel before and he doesn’t have a strong accent so I assumed he was English

@Harry Chown Glad I'm not the only one.

I like the american shameless, i haven watched the UK even tho im British, I think they changed the stories after season 1 as Debbie doesn't join the army in the American one

And The Office. People enjoyed the US version of The Office but I just couldn’t get into it. It just felt... flat, boring.

@@leecroft7311 the office I haven't seen the American one. But Ricky wrote both and have different style I think.

The US shameless is much better imo

Reece Walton US office is better in my opinion. Steve carrel is hilarious

Your boyfriend got bullied

Just Amanda it’s really not that bad...

Just Amanda They can be pretty unpleasant yeah. Sweden’s lovely though

It was 'character building'. Probably different now though, they're all academies where you get detention if you lose your pen.

It’s stupid to judge a whole school system by one person. I had an amazing British school experience. Top bant. As a female, I feel a lot safer living in the UK than Sweden especially as Sweden has the worst Rape conviction record in Europe. Also I don’t like Sweden’s growing racist attitudes.

Definitely easier getting served in a bar than a corner shop