uttaradit2 shame he’s no longer on SNL... but glad he’s doing pretty well for himself. Barry on HBO is hilarious

@@fionnbarrcasey5247 In general I really like Bill Hader, he´s done a lot of great stuff. However I never really understood all the hype about "Barry". I got totally stuck after episode 2.

Bill thinks hes Jim Carey.. Nobody comes close to Jim.

Correct

@@bossahmed4085 Looking at your name, its easy to understand you know shit about western culture in order to say such stupid thing.

I agree, and the episode with Malcowitz Vinny immitate Malcowitz very very good.

naahh... he seemed bored. i have seen much better De Niro impressions.

yeah it was very good, it was almost like he was actually Robert De Niro

ive seen better de niro's this guy looked too old to be de niro

john doe this is deniro u morons

😆 🤣

lmao didnt notice

Omg I’m dying 😂

Me too and I’m just now seeing this 🤣🤣🤣

"Hello. I'm Robert De Niro"

Haha ! It's stupid as fuck i love it! 🤣🤣🤣

Man i love u guys! Heeeeeey!!!! 🤪🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁

Hoo ha

+Niccolo' Senni Mi dispiaaaccee !! daiii Ma quanti fagioli ci sono nel bicchiere ?!!! Classic !

I agree, because I'm italian

@@alessandrabarone6045 so am i so >I agree too

Maybe it's the only Italian sentence he knows

It may be expression meaning ' do you have brains' or ' are you stupid'.. I am guessing.

beans , Tricolore, mamas boys .... some similarities with Mexicans

@@wetguavass hahahaha! Indeed there are similarities!

@@wetguavass country flag

It is only missing the half naked women that Italian shows had so many of back in the late 80's and 90's.

@@britturk123 Yes ! You’re perfectly right: that was the omnipresent grotesque element! And, although I watch no “traditional“ TV anymore, I’m pretty sure it still is there most of the times.

Yeah, he did a really good impression of Robert de Niro, huh? ... 🤣🤣🤣

He's a hack.

@@buffythehaterslayer6918And you’re the Human equivalent to saran wrapped jello.

Yeah and when they're presumably meant to be producing the show, haha

The mandolino soundtrack everywhere sketching Italians...Mammamia! Lol

Careful: if the joke hits too hard, it'll get cancelled nowadays. 🙄 Let these geniuses do their thing!!

speak for yourself. It's offensive. Then I remember it's from Americans and I smile... a smile loaded with pity.

And the bowling shirt

hahah indeed

Joe Pesci?!

Yes, I also think about that🐴💋

And joker leath hedger

With a fuckin...pencil

Are you sure he's Italian? If you do it in Italy you would be slapped because it's a sacrilege wasting food like this

Yeah. You betta watcha you ass!

I'd assume if if an Italian was eating any food and throws a cig in it someone's in biig trouble

Too funny*

@@gaia7240 not if you're a don or something 😰

Not so sure he's able to...

@@lovecraftmusic8717 He is.

He's pretty bad at it, I can tell, believe me. Pacino too.

@@ciscokid516 The worst are Italian Americans. In Italy people laugh at their bad pronunciation, accents and bastardization of Italian words.

Y'know, I just cannot see that being a possibility.

+Abdulla Alsada WOW you are definitely an idiot! He is supposed to play bored in the sketch.

Nope?

That's called acting!

In the other skit, with the wired cop, he doesn't seem bored at all.

thats the whole point or it wouldnt be funny if he was trying to be funny, he is being himself

Sorry for you

You shouldn't have done it

Ma non dire minchiate. Answer in ita if u can

You know, I got triggered by all that spanish accent he was putting into it.

@@martinamonte8105 Mi sento solo, ok?

Sembra più una caricatura anni 70'

Is he talking Italian correct?

@@ozgeozge09 the introduction is in italian, "la rivista della televisione...", but quite everything else is simply gibberish that mocks the sound of sicilian dialect (a region in the far south of italy)

Another itlaian here, and I really don't feel close to the italian stereotype shows in the U.S. :) The italians in the sketches are much closer to the poor south italy emigrants of the 30's (expecially from Sicily and Naples) than from a modern italian person. At the same time, our stereotype of the U.S. citizen is a cowboy with a gun in a hand and a hamburger in the other, so we can't complain :D

ma "spot on" de che XD ma ndo vivi XD

Ma fa pena dove è che fa a malapena sorridere?? Un cretino che vuole caricaturare l italiano con sketch penosi senza usare nemmeno una parola di italiano a me fa solamente pena. Solo un popolo di dementi come gli americani può fare ridere.

@@Mrcosimo747 ma va là, quante volte gli italiani prendono in giro inglesi, francesi, spagnoli, tedeschi inventando una lingua maccheronica? È esattamente la stessa cosa

@@mattiasantangelo9421 ma.che cazzo dici?! Dimmi un solo sketch dove un comico nostrano invita un attore di origine X e praticamente lo piglia per il ciclo per come parla. Te lo dico io nessuno. Ma non tanto perche è offensivo perché non fa ridere se hai più di 8 anni

@@Mrcosimo747 io dico che un sacco di comici italiani prendono in giro gli stereotipi di altre nazioni da sempre, teocoli ha fatto fortuna inventando il personaggio di un chitarrista spagnolo, de luigi imitava bosè inventandosi di sana pianta un'improbabile lingua spagnola, abbiamo preso in giro il giornalista Friedman in innumerevoli occasioni: a quelli che il calcio ogni volta che parlava facevano partire la musichetta di stanlio e ollio, e mi pare sempre de luigi lo imitasse storpiando l'italiano con l'inglese, stessa storia per crozza e bastianich, poi c'è la divertentissima imitazione del domestico filippino di mazzocca, a voglia...

Un altro esempio lampante? Giacomo di Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo che fa Mr. Brown in faccia a Roy Hodgson

Taxi Driver was almost 50 years ago.

@@captainfantastic2432 OMG! 😅

​@@captainfantastic2432 the interview is over 10yo though

I knew this moment would come

I just closed my eyes and laughed my butt off

And, he got the deer with "one shot".

LoL

.....he is dead....😂

+liprandi i dont get why they said that

Duh he is italian

who?

I wonder where he heard that lol

@@PeanutNougatine on a famous italian guessing game of something like 30 years ago

My favorite moment.

That’s Greg Stink!

oh yeah cause if it was real Italian the audience would've unsterstood perfectly. wheeew good thing they used fake Italian.

They wouldn’t have understand a thing if it was real Italian either 🤣🤣🤣

@@user-zm1ts7io4q I don’t know. I speak Spanish and we always understand part of what is said in Italian, just as in Portuguese because these are Latin languages.

Bertolucci - this is bullshit -in italian.

Matien Azemy Me: *’The Godfather Part II’’*

Jack McLean It’s like riding a bike, you never forget

@@jckon this isn't true. People have and do forget how to speak their mother tongues

friends with benedicts Fine fair enough

He is, how do you say, Magnifico!

@santiago: How would YOU know? You are HISPANIC, not Italian. Not even close.

@@adkforever6997 i don't know who told u i am hispanic, i am in pretty sure i am italian LOL

@@SoUnD899 With a screen name like Santiago, you are a Latina, pure and simple. Latinas and Latinos are NOT ITALIAN.

@@adkforever6997 OK BRO LOL

bobby moynihan is a comic gem!

Where's my money! Give me mi money! I wand All my money!

Nah.. just a lil bit, just a lil bit Now yous can't get out. PESCI GET THE BAT

how the fuck do you confirm that this is italian if you are from indonesia dumbass

hp km85/63 Indonesians are Italian you fuck

@@frostbitepokin9520 .... uhm, no.

Thaye uhh. Yea

Italian-Americans are too funny. But real Italians are a different breed :-)

Nah, u wrong. But its funny for yankee audience. Ciao bella mammamia pasta pizza mandolino!!! Lol

@@salvatoresordillo9812 Grazie paisa' ! Lol ;)

LMAO

@mikedoesseo Yeah, it's called organized crime. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Difficoltà tecnica

LynnBoass ahah

Vylkeer Yeee altri italiani

Veder scritto Rai all’inizio mi ha destabilizzato, pensavo fosse una versione doppiata in italiano, poi però non ho capito nulla della parte in italiano...

@@Mextrj infatti anche io

...For hours? ...Christ Almighty, you really need to get out more...a lot more.

​@@yankee2666Ah, qué amargado. Stefanodelazzer549, qué bueno que tengas sentido del humor. Saludos.

No one cares

+Eli Clark wills i care.

Eli Clark wills, it'll get better, it can't rain all the time.

u wot?

DadCanDance I thought that Robert De Niro could speak Italian

+Koutetsu Jeeg it was an actual thing in italian television (in the '70s)

Hahah! I didn't get the reference, thanks. Whoever came up with this sketch is clearly familiar with old Italian television, some jokes are quite on point!

What's your profile picture

Maybe considered an OVERRATED HACK but far from greatest...

Not after he goes to prison... he was a friend of Epstein.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH I GOT HIM TO SAY IT

+skyhr ahahahahahahahahahahaha!

It'saaa bambino...bambinoo !!!

🤣

I'm Italian ans speak Italian, and I'm not quite sure what that means in this context. I know it literally means How many beans are in the glass? Maybe you can help me with the context.

It's a traditional party game, at least in the US, to have people try to guess how many of a certain item are in a jar or glass full of them. I think it comes from having to estimate the number of coins in a tip jar, but it can also be about dried beans and even jelly beans or other sweets. The jar is transparent, but since the items are so small it's impossibile to count them all, so people have to rely on geometry and experience to make the closest guess. Obviously someone needs to know the actual number, and that's usually the host of the party. So, yeah, it is out of context in this sketch, but it's not just gibberish. I'm italian btw.

I'm sure they have watched some eighties italian tv, I think that the reference to the beans was taken from "Pronto Raffaella" a really successfull italian morning show of the 80's hosted by Raffaella Carrà with a quiz game in which you had to guess how many beans were in the jar. The 80's are also in the overall mood (cigarette and look). Pretty funny even though he speaks kind of spanish.

+Jonida Sanço I don't speak Italian, but it feels that - even if the actors COULD do it right - they are doing it badass wrong on purpose, but I like it! Although, most of the charm comes from DeNiro himself just being calm ;).

+Andy R. He does it on purpose obviously, but it sounds so spanish!

+Andy R. Actually he never speaks italian. He just makes some noise. The only guys "speaking" italian is the spaghetti guy sayn' "quanti fagioli ci sono nei bicchieri" that means "how many beans there are in the glasses", so.... But it's too funny, as an italian too!

I know, I just said even like this it sounds more spanish than italian... I mean the accent, the fake words etc...But he's cute, and looks a bit like Marcello! :-)

+Lorenzo Bianco there are couple of actual italian words in there though, i heard tutti and cosa, but then somewhere he says noche which is spanish.

"TA Day, Morrie, TA DAY!" (What's subtly funny about that is Jimmy Conway is an Irish character from GoodFellas.)

YO THATS SO TRUE

but that's how y'all sound I went to Italy don't lie

Are they really talking italian? I feel like they are talking gibberish to look like it’s italian

@@therandomreacher it is gibberish.

They are saying real Italian words but just mixing them up lol

Machinedead I fainted

“the guest” lmao

There is a difference between Italian Americans, who grew up in the USA, and Italians.

If he could speak Italian he wouldn't be an Italian-American.