My house growing up was exactly like this, but with a southern accent. 🤣

I can totally relate to handing Dad the screwdriver LOL I was the dedicated "flashlight holder" for all the jobs around the house. If he had to fix something... he was already not happy. It taught me a lot though... Like... When to keep your mouth shut when someone is not happy and needs to vent. What angle you need to bounce a flashlight beam to see behind a tight corner. How to hold still for a long time as a crazy kid. I learned to do carpentry, electrical, auto, repairs, and fabrications, every fix we did. Now as an adult, I built my own house, I fix all my own cars.. And it's all thanks to being forced to hold a flashlight for my dad :p Dads are great even when they're mad :)

Bill's dad was a dentist which is even more depressing knowing that they have the highest suicide rate of any profession. He sounds like a guy on the edge of just ending it all at any given moment

I love when bill moves the mic away, but his voice stays on the same volume.

I remember my Mom telling me about my gran grandad. When my Grand granma started to complain about something, and was starting to nag him when they where getting ready for dinner. He would not utter a word, he would simply get up, take his vest and hat, and leave the house. He would spend the night at the bar, playing cards and drinking with the others guys. Then come home the next day, if she started asking questions and nagging, he would just turn heels, and be back again at the bar. Each and everytime, she did that, he did this. Until she stopped doing it, off course she wans't happy, but sometimes she would not see him for the whole week, and she got tired of it, so she gave up. She never was suspicious of him cheating or anything mind you, my Grand grandad was extremly faithfull, he was a charmer and a gentleman even somewhat flirty, but he never did anything inapropriate and always stayed faithfull to his wife, cause he loved her more than anything. And they where married for over 65years without my grand grandad ever raising his voice or raising his hands on my gran grandma, he justn took his vest, his hat and left the House waiting for her to calm down.

face mushed in to the pillow . your reaction priceless . lmao

Ok, KJ, I have a confession. Your posts are totally addictive, and it just now occurred to me why. Throughout the videos I find myself watching your mom’s reaction, to pretty much everything. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate everything else as well, but your mom is a total star.

My dad would get wound up like sometimes, but never in a dramatic way like that. Not sure my parents really ever argued in front of us. My mom told us they used to get into it sometimes, but only in the bedroom where we couldn't see. My dad was old school, a Marine, and it was his way, but generations were different back in those days.

LOVE the lady in the camo hat. She doesnt say much, but every Bill Burr video, she TOTALLY gets him.

"I think I'll be a good dad though" So do I Bill, So do I.

Bill Burr gets laughs out of stuff i been thinking for years lol

Love looking at your Mom's reaction to this one, lol. One another note. I can totally relate to this video as a man. I personally believe as a man, we have our (PMS) moments, and it needs to get out! Whew, vent, vent, vent. take a drink, a deep breath and get back to it. That is what a real man does. This soft, talk it out (with calm words) crap. That is not Testosterone. Men are men and women are women. Now get out my face. lol

I love you ladies facial expressions. Moms is more cringe and daughter is more shocked.

This is one of Bill Burr’s most underrated segments/bits. Love y’all’s reactions. You both are amazing. I wish I knew the mom growing up bc she seems like one of my best friends mom while growing up as a kid. Really wise, kind, understanding of all types of people, and has solid morals/ethics.

Remember comedy isn't supposed to be taking literally while it may have a grain of truth within it, it's usually exaggerated for comedic effect

My parents were like this in the 50's & 60's and so were my aunts and uncle's, they actually had fights, not my parent's though. Dad used a belt on us and Mom would use what ever was close to her, that is what most people were like back then but we were always polite even to strangers and we did our chores and turned out great.

Netflix "F is for family" is a Bill Burr cartoon loosely based on him growing up in the 70's

Watching my parents marriage has scarred me. It's been almost 33 years of living, still ain't been in a relationship that has lasted past 10months. Use to have a temper, but 4 years single, I found the trick to keeping calm.. being alone. Now I just gotta work on being depressed 😂😅

I absolutely love these reaction videos to bill burr

That IKEA crap is exactly like he described. Goddamn vikings 👊

My Grandparents were just like that. They would cuss each other out, then 10 minutes later she would be there asking if he wanted some ice cream or something, like it never happened. That was a much older geneneration though.

Same in Australia... Dad was awesome but angry.. loves my Mum but can be explosive if things don't work out... He was a young father and in the Army... me? Three boys 25, 23 and 19... never hit or smacked them.. but I always say to them... if you make a mistake admit it, own it and fix it... great reactions ladies.. loving the channel! Hope you had a great and blessed weekend🙏

Classic bill

Bruce Banner and I share the same secret; we are both always angry. The difference is he turns into the Hulk when he lets loose. I just look like an idiot.

Doesn’t take a psych course to see where all the anger comes from. Bill laid it out for you. He has a dad who had a bad temper and anger begets anger. Passes down from parent to child. My mom had a temper and she was a great lady but scary when she got angry. She spanked us when she had let the anger for our disobedience build up in her and then by the time she dealt with it she was really, really angry. Scared the crap out of me when I was really little. It got better as we got older and she became one of my best friends. She did the best she could with the knowledge she had, which wasn’t much. When I became a wife and mother I had to deal with this rage that seemed to come out of nowhere. I got help fortunately ❤️❤️

I am so glad my only son looks exactly like me and looks nothing like his mother. He's 20 now and has his mother's bitchy tendencies, using semantics to try to get over on me. I shut that shit down every time. It never works in his favor. I taught him to use reason and logic instead of arguing with his feelings. That's how you mold a man.

Bill Burr's stories about his childhood seem like mine, only on steroids; because I'm an only child. I love my parents to this day; don't get me wrong. But this stuff from Bill Burr is abso-frickin'-lutely hilarious to me. Comedy is a great eustresser; it can serve to heal quite a bit of one's distress in one's life, via the agency of honest laughter. It is a great blessing, because you can relax and be human and part of a loving family, as you laugh so hard that your sides start hurting and you start wondering if it's possible for someone actually to laugh himself to death, just like the weasels did in 1988's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?". Sometimes, though, I've laughed so hard to Bill Burr's comedy, especially watching "F is for Family", that I've had trouble resuming breathing. If you ever happen to binge-watch "F is for Family", wherein Bill Burr voices Frank Murphy, I would highly recommend it - especially Seasons 3 and 4. But make sure you're with someone who can help you should you happen to laugh yourself to near-asphyxiation. Either that, or position yourself close to an ER. I watched all 4 seasons of "F is for Family", over a period of, like, two weeks [a fortnight] or so; absolutely worth it, IMHO. Anyhoo, thanks for your reaction videos. Stay safe out there, my sisters in Adam; it looks like the first step out there in the next Pandemic Orbital Cycle might very well be a doozy. Hehehe. Godspeed, and God Bless.

At least very relatable for us who grew up in the 70s

Your voice is great and your moms face says the most without her even saying anything.

Hell yeah. I can relate

Randomly found your page and started binging, I love y’all’s energy! Blessings.

I was born in London and grow up in East Africa. Uganda. I moved in America when I was 15. I can relate so much. But still soooo funny 😂. God please. Am till having fun.

I can certainly relate to this. Don't try to put me next to some furniture that needs assembling because 15 to 20 minutes into doing that i freak out if i can't find the next piece i need or something breaks. And the best thing to do at that point is just to stay the hell away from me. Don't talk to me and don't try to help me. But compared to bill Burr i would not smash it but just leave it for a while, play some first person shooters on the computer and then come back and try again.

Ah yeah totally relate, my Irish & Scottish family was like this when I was growing up, on the west coast of US one generation after a few on the east coast. The Irish Celts & the Clans of Scotland were proud, brave, poetic, feisty, fun-loving, daring, and wild-natured people who were attacked, enslaved (Irish), and over several hundred years eventually oppressed by the English. After the Clans of Scotland were subjugated, England colonized north america, put out advertisements of "free land" to any subject willing to get on a boat and go live there, and many Scots left to claim Nova Scotia (1700s). Irish were coming to Boston mostly, especially during the potato famine (1800s). Abuse by oppressors often becomes carried into families because they are being treated so and are trapped. A lot of people with no alternatives had to emigrate, along with those more prone to risk-taking or more adventurous in spirit. Most of us hot-heads here now came from those folks back then! Edit: Funny stories are endless but most of all from family holiday gatherings devolving into "fighting games" grounded in unconscious anger -- fun but scary because they were serious, really -- like adults getting into food fights, one time it was a water fight and it kept escalating until one started filling a bucket in the sink so the other brought the hose into the house, and somehow we always wound up played the game 'spoons' and it was vicious like if no one got gouged or wrestled to the floor it wasn't really spoons HAHAHAHA! Good times :) Thanks KJ & Mom ~ y'all are fantastic!

This is accurate lol

Everything in the house must have been running perfectly

Great reaction guys.

Bill Burr is hit or miss with women & you guys understand him well

These are facts.

I sometimes ask the person if they're just venting or looking for a solution to the issue. Men want to try to fix it for you and make it better, which is cool. Sometimes you just need someone to listen to you.

well he is married to Nia and has 2 kids now =)

I concur. Where are all those old school angels you can take your day out on? Sometimes your day just absolutely sucks and you need someone who can just understand that you need to vent before you explode and not take it personally.

Just subbed to you I love you both from the UK here. Im sorry I dont know the ladys name in the back ground but she is totally neccesary she says it on her face I love that 🤣👍

Please watch Bill Burr and wife argues about Elvis,

the 2 ladies were sort of taken aback! lot of uncomfortable moments there - like some unpleasant memories coming back.

Soooooo true

I love your mum's smile

I love y'all 💘

love the hat

The older generations, our grandparents and great grandparents so on, were like this. Not all of them but a lot of them. They group in a time where it was still expected of a man and woman to get married at a certain age and immediately start having kids even if the financial situation was ideal or not. I was born in 1982, we were still under that umbrella but wasn't as extreme. I personally think people need to start out as friends first. Date if they want to, break up, have some time apart then date again. Get to know each other, yes have sex and be smart about it. Let a few years go by with just dating and smart sex. Then if the feelings are strong and you both know you are meant for each other despite other people then get married.

Well he is right

Bill Burr is a total mess!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

All true

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Its awful that I do EXACTLY like him, when it comes to the endless women chatter/hen house, I lose my hearing...am now engaged in my own thoughts.. then..The dreaded..raise of the voice..I'm like..WATCH OUT spiders on ur leg

REAL

I have less than a traditional marriage (I won't expound unless asked) so I can appreciate his comedy from other life experiences without having to be direct. We both love Bill, however.

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Losing your s**t??? Oh man... We’ve ALL been there at some stage 🔥😡🤬😂🔥. I do it when I get those items they class as “easy to assemble” but then when you start, you find you need (literally) a degree in architecture, physics or some kind of experience in construction 😖😖😂😂

Y'all should check out F is for Family, his show on Netflix

I'm 50 and when my parents would fight, me and my little brother would hide. But that's how it wss back then. But its history. Meaning don't take down anymore statues. History.

But dad!!! I wanna look at you....

Try Josh Pray and any of his 5 Things videos that catch your interest.

I can't relate. My dad is a sweatheart. He had 6 kids by the time he was in his early 30's.

"HUMAN relationships... they just don't work. Now I've never had an unkind word for Cersei here." "Cersie is a doll." "Aye, that she is." "No... she is a rubber inflatable doll."

My parents were pretty mellow, but my Italian mother had a wooden spoon. My neighborhood friends dads? Different story altogether. I was 12 in 1972. We moved from NJ to Spokane Wa. Then I took beatings at school because I talked funny with my Jersey accent. It was awesome.

I am a pretty patient dude till you give me a kids playhouse or something. I lose my shit when you have a instruction book that looks like your putting together a rocket. Just put a swing together and the instructions was like put Q with K but none of the screws had Q or K so it became a guessing game. Ended up putting the canopy part on back wards and just said F it she did not need a canopy for a swing.

The extremes are for humor. If the situations and reactions weren't cartoonish the stories would be boring or so serious people would stop enjoying the show. Bill Burr is a comedy cousin to George Carlin, but somewhat less serious. Carlin could preach ... and still make you laugh.

Can confirm, it does just seem to be part of it when you are assembling things like that that it'll always turn into a cluster-fuck. I can build a deck and get lest stressed and frustrated than i get assembling a dresser from Ikea

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i can relate im not that mean i just say wtf alot

😂 y’all should check out Anthony jeselnik

Hello... Patrice O'Neal... He was about the top of the top even bill burr would suggest you listen to him

Thats a typical white person family back in the day. Just look at Archie Bunker. Love it.

Are you going to React to Ronald McDonald vs Cookie Monster .

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Funny but I can't relate. My dad had 5 of us by the time he was 35. I never saw him flip out or use the F word towards my mother. I never saw him drunk, he never left the house in a rage. He is the greatest guy I know, he was the best man in my wedding. Today he is 85 and in good shape and my mom is as well. I am very very lucky. My Mom is a Saint and the best woman I have ever met in my life.

Can the lady in the back laugh? I have never seen her laugh

have you watched "Patrice O'Neil"? He's Bill Burr's best friend and one of the greatest comedians to ever walk the earth

Yo where are you from. I got a friend wit a girl that look like you and Iv seen so many people that look kina like you do and I never get to find out where their from like no cap...iss kina cu...nvm

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I can not really relate to the way he seems to be overreacting to things, but I can absolutely relate to the problem of listening to what women are saying. I used to make many mistakes when it came to understanding what is the essential message to the woman. It can feel almost impossible to comprehend when you are tired or stressed, and you only have energy for your own perspective. Over time I have gotten more experience, and find womens perspectives quite enriching and clearifying, especially when it comes to social topics, but I have to be well rested to have the energy to follow. On a sidenote, learning to know women has given me perspectives enough to understand better how transsexuals actually know what they are, and my conviction that the relation between men and women has to be balanced and respectful for things to work out well, both in the personal and the public. Hmmmm.... a song by Alicia Keys just popped into my head...and as a man I am really attracted to fact that she dares to go without makeup most of the time.... ok, enough about my free assosiations...

Dad?

I thought I had a temper until I started dating a woman of color, she put me in my place real quick! She was 4' nothing and would stand on the toilet so she could look into my eyes when she was trying to make a point. Now I am one that blows my cork....A lot of loud yelling (bark is WAY worse than my bite (I don't have a bite really)) but then I am done and it's over with and I can get back to life.......or so I thought! One of our first arguments as a couple I done my thing and just BLAH...BLAH....BLAH....BLAH.... when I was done I thought it was over because she really had nothing to say. The next morning I wake up with her over my face staring at me and as soon as I blinked she started talking....I told her I can't even understand anything she is saying right now I just woke up and I thought we discussed this last night. She was like "No, you discussed it last night now it's my turn!" Needless to say it didn't work out good for me. With that said, she was a wonderful lady, a great companion, and a loyal friend. While we broke up many years ago we still keep in contact and value each others company and advice. I know that I can ask her ANYTHING and she will give me an honest answer, sometimes brutal. It is never mean spirited, just said out of concern. I do the same with her. It is wonderful to have cherished friends especially these days of such social angst. Love your reactions ladies.....look forward to more!

My dad was former Airforce he us a stickker fir things being organized my mom for example if she would put her shoes where they did not belong us kids too he would nag about it even one speck of dust he would nag at the time we lived right across the street to a desert where guess what a lot of dust lol h e nagged about that and i said why did you buy a house across from a desert then his response was do not get smart with me lol i still kid him about that stuff you just have to build humor to deal with his crap

Comparing different generations parenting styles is not really apples to apples...funny though.

You ladies are so attractive it's distracting from the vid!

FYI you are introducing this white girl to bill

It's definetley something wrong with the video, it's stuttering alot.

The woman in the back is triggered by Bill's jokes! It's not that serious, lighten up, he's from Boston, they talk like that, he's a very good person

Great video, but please be careful not to cover your beautiful mom by accidentally blocking her from the camera.

Call me a cynic but I have never seen a happy marriage. I see miserable marriages and open marriages which ain't marriages if u ask me...

the lady in the background always looks in pain or grimacing like she is constipated.

so the chick in the back is constipated yeah?

This guy wasn't funny his time