You’re forgetting “Donde esta los Thunderlizards”.

"That's a funny trick to play on God!"

welcome to the cult

@@tobikms1709 it's a good cult!

W E L C O M E

If a man calls me sir in the right way I am completely disarmed.

oh i don't like when strangers use terms of endearment

​@@elisecode2212 seems like a you problem

Watch the Monster Factory Saint's Row episode

@@sylph8005 What’s up.... criminal

That would have been good 😀

If you don't have a southern accent and/or are of an age to be that person's mom, they probably think that you want it. Sorry.

Noooooooo

I have a Southern accent. Safe!

Don't do that.

​@@Robocopnikstop speaking, let them do it more

I think they're just suggesting a different way of looking at it. The person was assuming it was flirtatious. Maybe if they think of it as just a friendly gesture it won't make them uncomfortable anymore. Obviously if it still does then they should say something.

It’s not a friend it’s a coworker

Its also important to mention that he himself doenst mind, but he is afraid that someone else will. They are saying that its fine for someone else to call you the same thing that your so happens to call you. if he had said he minded their take would have been different.

This. I was going to comment this exact thing. Kinda odd that it's pretty much universally seen as bad if a guy does it to a girl, but if a girl does it to someone or someone does it to a guy it isn't seen as that big a deal :/

The boys are wrong on just about every question I think

both! :3

@Cole Tynan I almost guarantee the McElroy's themselves disagree with you

@@bee4590 can you explain the problem with this bit? What exactly are you talking about?

@@anthonyhernandez4266 i think its the part where they imitate a feminine sounding dude sexually harssing a cop, and also it could potentially be interpreted as making light of police violence. I still think its funny despite those things, but they definitely avoid stuff like this nowadays

This is one of the best bits, I can't even think of why you think this clip is problematic.

Three white men: Jokes about police brutality using an accent You, for some reason: How could this be bad

Thank you Jack Ferry for your positivity ✌

hi there Joking about something does not inherently mean they excuse it.

Harmon Lanager No, it just means they find it funny or appropriate enough to joke about it

yeah like, my dad and uncles call me pumpkin? pumpkin, melon, ham/ham and cheese, pickle- yea maybe it’s just cause my family is full of chefs

Why? I think they still have the same humor? Griffin might be different. I love this bit, though.

They grew a lot after listening to their viewers.

Jiemboh grew how? Like comedy wise?

Anna D'Ercole As people in general. Their fan base really opened their eyes a bit.

Jiemboh what does that have to do with this bit?

Tyler Banks no clue. Maybe they don't find them tactful? General guess is people like to bitch.

an ever-growing number of people (specifically people who have an accent similar to the one they use in this goof) have been murdered by police because they were speeding, because they didn't use their turn signal, because they reached into their glovebox for their insurance papers too quickly, etc. the second half of this goof is a dark parody of their dying moments. is the bit funny? a little. is it incredibly morbid and dark? hell yeah. most people don't enjoy laughing at jokes that are about innocent people being murdered.

Well, first this was back in 2010. Second, their accents just sounded like inconsistent 'southern belle' voices, not anything else. Like, I completely understand the point you are making but there was definitely no intent to belittle the plights of poc's interactions with cops.

biggestfanever1 You can be tone-deaf without intending. In fact that's usually how it happens

@@warren_waters yeah exactly To add onto biggestfanever1's comment I agree that I don't think they were directly intending to make police-caused deaths of poc into a joke, I believe this is just a situation where the joke itself is bad even though the intent behind it is innocent goofs (even if morbid) But it is alright to point out that the joke is bad. We just have to make sure not to jump to conclusions. I.e. we shouldn't think like 'they made a joke that sounded racist > They are bad people' cause thats Very black and white. We have more context than that to see who they are as people, yknow? So I agree I don't think there was ill intent/I don't think they thought about it that hard. Besides, if someone had stopped them there and pointed it out, and they had thought about it, I think they'd come to the conclusion that 'hey... that's not the best goof to make'. Even in the past the McElBoys were smart, even if they got carried away on the goof train and didn't stop to think about it (Edit: fixed a little grammar, it's 1 AM forgive me)

Was he actually an ancient Eastern European nomad though??

ugh i'll add that to the long list of reasons not to go there

​@@elisecode2212 the hell is with you

Jokes can still be harmful by normalizing things like that. Also, there's a million other possible things to be funny about without using that kind of discourse, which the brothers have proven over the years as they've grown and stopped talking like that while remaining hilarious.

Em. Yeah, you’re right, I just didn’t want to feel bad about finding this funny.

@@gumbatlal You don't have to! Old stuff is old stuff. They've changed for the better since then.

@@em.1633 Um no. There are a million different things that can be funny and this is one of them. Trying to say "you have so many options for jokes. Cant you just not use this one that i especially care about? Thanks." is really silly. Theyve talked about stuff like brutally mutilating horses many times before and no one is over reacting about it as if theyre being serious. Yes jokes can be harmful and they can also not be harmful. Just like trying to stop people from talking about certain topics can be extremely dangerous, but you dont care about any of that do you? Is this joke supposed to be harmful? How exactly? People always try to use "normalizing things" as some kind of excuse to control what other people are aloud to talk about which is bullshit. What exactly is the harm that they are causing? Describe it in detail, dont just assume something bad must be happening as a result of people telling jokes. And no, they havent "grown" or "changed for the better" since then as if to imply that they were bad people before but they fixed themselves so its ok to like them now. If youre really going to judge them like this because you didnt like a stupid joke then youre an asshole. Grow up.

@@anthonyhernandez4266 being uncomfortable with thing is a normal part of being an adult dude, you need to grow up and realize that

Whipped is more extreme then just respecting your partners wishes and doing things that make them happy. Whipped is when you do everything your partner wants without regard for your own happiness to the point where the relationship is unbalanced and unhealthy.

That’s for sure

Hitting better than ever lol

birbfanchannel tighto - But you’re missing the bigger issue: It’s a goof, and people are acting as if these good boys have committed an act of terrorism.

+Tiger Bears Nah.

birbfanchannel tighto - Woah, nice one man! Can’t believe I didn’t think of that one myself.

+Tiger Bears Are you done?

birbfanchannel tighto - If you mean am I done talking to someone who is over sensitive and is living with what seems like a slight superiority complex, I’d sure like to be. I’d also like a response that doesn’t sound like it is from a 10 year old, but we can’t get everything we want in life.

yup, definitely a stupid take. you didn't add anything.

Euler hopepunk I didn't agree with their "advice" for the first half. but the second half of the clip is my favorite segment of MBMBAM yet. to be fair I am only on episode 78. but the idea of them talking to a middle aged male cop like this while being arrested is the best!

Yeah, a few of theirs hasn't. It's been a while and they've changed though.

Their old stuff hasn't aged very well, it's a lot grosser and raunchier. Oh well.

The one about furries sounds like it came from an alternate reality, considering how griffin is now.

One of my favorite things about old mbmbam is the episode directly after the episode with the furry rant, becuase they spent like 90% of the episode continuously apologizing for not understanding furries

ikr?

I mean. It's not like the show claims to give good advice. Every episode literally begins by them saying that "the McElroy brothers are not experts and their advice should never be followed". No one sends emails to the mbmbam boys actually expecting good advice,

Nextralife right?? He literally said that she was cute in the question. All he was worried about was his girlfriend finding out.

MortalityMyAss - You know that calling someone cute doesn’t mean you’re attracted to them to the point of wanting to leave your girlfriend, right? I have a friend who has been in a multiple year long relationship with a girl, and he’s as straight as it gets, but he will agree with things like the fact that Chris Hemsworth looks like he was sculpted by the gods. Say that he knew Chris Hemsworth knew him and started calling him by the same nicknames as his girlfriend. Would it make him uncomfortable because he acknowledges that Chris Hemsworth is beautiful? No. Will it make him uncomfortable for the reasons stated by the question asker? Yes. To put it simply, there’s a difference between being attracted to someone and acknowledging that they are attractive or cute.

Tiger Bears Because people who are in relationships usually don’t clarify if whether or not someone is cute-BUT I AM OBVIOUSLY NOT INTERESTED. There was literally 0 reason for him to mention this woman being cute, especially in this context.

Lmao

@Cole Tynan IDK, why don't you figure it out, if you care so much about a comment I made a long time ago? If you rub some of those brain cells of yours together though, I'm sure you can come to a conclusion.

"Joking" being the key word there.

oh my god

Breaking news: local KZfaq commenter is too fake-woke to realize or admit that there’s an entire major portion of America that calls people (esp. strangers) common nicknames on a daily basis Next on the news: someone was smiled at and now they’re filing sexual harassment charges

SEXUAL HARASSMENT?????? Are you shitting me? “Pumpkin” is what you would call a child or a younger friend. If ANYTHING it is cutesy or romantic but probably not even that. It MIGHT be slightly flirting but it is in NO WAY SHAPE OR FORM sexual. Get your head out of your ass because you accuse yourself of sexual harassment

i mean calling someone calling you pumkin sexual harassment is bit much. Im not saying it cant be, it depends, but the person in the question himself said it didnt make him uncomfortable, he said he was afraid his girlfriend might take issue with it. Which is why the bois said he should not ask her to stop. If he had said hey this girl calls me pumkin and i myself am uncomfortable their advice would be different.

Jesus fucking christ Rune no it's not sexual harassment

This is insanity, what you've written here.