Dude walked away like he was an NPC still locked onto the player but his patrol cycle kicked in.

He's walking away like he's got some unfinished business with the reporter but he's not sure what it is.

0:10 I love the plot twist that he wasn't _incapable_ of saying it, he just didn't _accept_ it. What a legend.

This guy needs more screen time. Absolute gem of a brit.

I like the way he very slightly walks backwards too much before turning around making it look awkward out of his verbal context.

"It's tomorrow" Looks him straight in the eye "No, it's tomorah" Gotta love that guy. Based af

He was so determined to do things opposite of what the reporter expected that he walked away backward

Never be ashamed of your accent and always be who you are

I love the little spin where he's like "I should stop walking backwards but that prick might stab me if I do"

As a German i would say he pronounces Butter in a Right way

He had to make sure the reporter didn’t sneak attack him at the end. His survival IQ is on another level.

"Buttah" **Walks away like a sigma**

Alternative title: _"British colonialism WITHIN Britain"_

Nothing is as consistent as a posh southerner's condescension when it comes to accents

The reporter is what you hear on the English listening exam. The guy being interviewed is reality😂

Still one of the most condescending news segments ever 😂

0:17 HE EVEN SAID "LISTEN" LMAO

Love how they're both just barely keeping from laughing

BUTTHA!! 🤣😂😂🤣🤣 I like how the interviewer politely says 'Listen here, its Butter' As of he is going to change😂😂😂

This made me curious about Middlesbrough, so I Googled it. I got a bunch of football stuff and 10,000 pictures of the same bridge.

“Together we can do this” changing people’s pronunciation around the world

When he says Butter he actually speaks German. A true gentleman of culture.

The spin at the end is something else

The last "butter" sounded exactly like the german "Butter", which is funny, cause both languages descend from the same language, called "West-Germanic".

How you start a ✨civil✨ war ✨

•Butter• “Ah yes, a masterpiece to watch”

I’ve watched this 5 times in a row and laughed just as hard each time. Why is this not an ongoing series?

He walked like Michael Jackson.

The last butter sounded exactly like German.

That was the perfect German pronunciation of butter.

This is an actual representation of what the English did to colonize Ireland.

me when i accidentally lock onto the boss while running away

Love how he keeps his mouth open after saying "tomorrah" lmao

0:27 absolute icon

i love how he walked backwards all the way out

I absolutely love the condescending tone from the reporter 😂

The way he walks away is satisfying and pets my brain

He walks just like a Skyrim NPC "Need Something?" LOL

The way he walked away 😂

1. The variety of accents in Britain is fascinating (bu-ttah/boh-ar) 2. Dude walked away like 1987 Robocop

Tomora Bu-a - random man on street

Classic London media trying to change actual accents.

love how he does the backwards boro walk

Good afternoon and welcome to another episode of 'Patronise the Public'

I love this guy🤣😂🤣 he made my day

Walked away like Lee duffy was behind him 🤣

I grieve for the people who spent years and years learning English to high proficiency just to be able to come to live in the UK only to realize there are like 25 different languages once they come

Nothing reminds you of just how extreme the classism is in the UK quite like having to grow up ashamed of being from the northeast when talking to people from elsewhere.

what a legend, "nah it's tomorah" *moonswalks out* somehow managing to be based asf and british at the same time, what a unit edit: good news guys. he might not be british but irish

10 years and we finally reach 5000 comments.

Not for a moment did he change his facial expression. Priceless. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EDIT: I know you watched the video again to check if he did.

The way he walked backwards is something that didn’t have to be, but tied it up nicely and was a golden ending.

Dude’s walking away like he’s in a musical, the accompaniment is crescendoing, and he’s about to break out into a tap dance and solo about how in loooooove he is!

RIP bradders. Much love from Jericho 💙🙏

0:02 oblivion npc dialogue

the backward walk and spin is gold

Bro walked away like Michael Scott trying to make up for an awkward moment

"butta" "BU'AH!"

British humor is a whole new level

Dude tried to walk back like michael jackson... Realized he f*cked up so he turned around 😂

In the old days, their ancestors had a different language, then the English came and invaded them. They said OK, but we’ll speak your language the way we want😅

This is the most NPC thing Ive ever seen. More than most of those other NPC videos

Legend has it he's still walking backwards till this day

This gave me a newfound feeling of respect for anyone learning english as a second language.

Is it really hard complex a concept, that people have regional accents. He can spell the word, he can read the word, it’s just pronounced slightly different. I guarantee this reporter meets people who say garage in RP and normal and doesn’t bat an eyelid.

Nah it's tamorrah

I'm glad there are different accents throughout the country, my favourite is a midlands (Wolverhampton/Birmingham) accent. Wouldn't want everyone to speak the same, and I have a London accent.

Wish I, a Texan, had been there. "Buttah" "Buhdder" "No, buttah." "Buddy, I think you're forgettin' the R. At the very least it's but-ter." "Fair enough. Now; tomorrow." "Mañana" "Oh, fuck off."

POV : you are romans trying to civilise the weirdly painted barbarian on the Island

he pronounced "butter" very german lol

Theres something so Alan Partridge about this

As a Brazilian foreign student of the English language I have to say: this is very educational stuff, very informative.

If you are not a non-native speaker of English, don't worry. Your accent will the next British accent that will be accepted as another 100000 British accents.

UK's vast amount of accents is very interesting

As a southerner who also teaches English I concur it's "tomorra" if you are either from Mboro or a cockney like me. The accents of Britain are as rich and beautiful as our history and I want to hear more of them not less.

"Everyone who doesn't sound like me is doing it wrong"

"water" "Woh-ah"

RIP young man “Butta”

There is no right and wrong, I hope accents will always be a thing, beautiful!

I’ll stop saying buttaa when the southerners stop saying barth

Welcome to 2023 where KZfaq forces you to watch a 20 second commercial for a 10 year old 32 second short video ...

lol he tried to make him into an Englishman and turned him German

Guy pronounces butter like the Germans won WW2

The way he walks away is far and away the best part of the video.

That's the way you walk when you don't trust someone.

Guy bothers dude with sick as fuck accent until conformity is achieved

I couldn’t stop saying this whilst walking around London like a psychopath

His last butter was the most high German pronunciation of Butter I've ever heard

I love the regional dialects throughout England.

I was laughing about the way he walked then I remember my best friend also walked like this lol

finally i understand that day a lady ask me for "Pota"

„Thank you very much indeed.“ ~one of the most british phrases

German spy never was so close to fail🤣

The dude almost seems likes he’s trolling the reporter the whole time just from the way he walks away backwards

All helped, of course, by the reporter being that much taller.

Screw standardisation of accents, accents are incredibly important to the foundations of new languages, anyone mocking someone or telling them to correct themselves are pathetic.

I am not from England, but if the guy's accent is a legit regional accent, the reporter saying "Together we can do this" is pretty condescending. Guess it is a whole personality trait of a majority of people to consider their own language, their own accent, their own nation, skincolor, clothing brand, college brandname, job and company profile at the highest regard (which is great) and then see everyone that doesn't have it as below them (which is stupid) and thrust their imagined superiority over them. I wish everyone has the power to never feel bad for whatever feature or the like, they have by grace of god and hold it with a great deal of regard along with acceptance of others as they are. Absolutely no one, no matter what they have or not, are above or below anyone.

“Butter” “Buddha”

he walked the same way he spoke

Nothing wrong with his accent and dialect.