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- King Boomer's Reaction to Clarkson, May and Hammond in a Top Gear Compilation of some of their most offensive clips... in the world... ENJOY!!!
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Of course he did it on purpose, he's Jeremy Clarkson. Jeremy was fired from the show after punching a producer. James and Richard left in support of Jeremy. Their Amazon Prime show is called The Grand Tour.
@Jason You keep repeating that as if it's the first fact you've learned in your life. In normal vernacular not having a contract renewed in order to not have that person employed by you any longer and straight up firing them is the same exact thing. It does the exact same thing, it means the exact same thing.
@@pistonburner6448 I had this exact argument with someone else (or possibly the same person under a different account). The guy was fired.
I got fired from my phone contract today
@@alfiealf9707 So you tried to renew your phone contract but they refused because they wanted to get rid of you?
yes sweetheart they did xx
Top gear was one of the greatest shows ever produced. I looked forward to every Sunday. Sometimes I was in fits of laughter. I miss those times.
Yeah, when Noel Edmonds was presenting it ..😆
Clarkson actually went to the Mexican Embassy in London to apologize for those remarks and ended up getting drunk on Tequila with the Mexican Ambassador. And at 12:06 I remember James May's co-driver in that episode. She was 🔥😉
I've never heard that about The Mexico Incident (I'm British and a Top Gear fan). That's fantastic.
Madison Welch
I saw a podcast recently with Andy Wilman (Top Gear's producer) and he regretted that Mexican bit as well. He said something along the lines of they were getting too arrogant and full of themselves at that point. Sill funny, tho 😀
⛔️ I am a foreigner living in UK and I love British sense of humour even when they make fun of us...😊
sometimes even I join in and I tell jokes about our self and our culture and we all laugh at it and they actually appreciate me for taking jokes, also I do make lots of joke about British people as well and they taking it well too. If you can't laugh at yourself then you haven't grown up yet !
Please let us know which nationality you’re so we can treat you appropriately the best we British can yours sincerely the empire 👊🏻😁🏴🇬🇧🌹
@@Wolfsong27FlyHalfFullHeart I am Iranian, make sure you make me laugh or I will get you ticket to Uganda ! Lol
The slope joke was from the Burma special, they were recreating Bridge over the river kwai and built a bridge. That joke was very controversial at the time and got them in trouble, they claimed innocence that they were just commenting on it not being even but no-one bought it, he knew what he was saying
slope is an Asian man with black skin
@@gmdhargreaves lol this is starting to remind me of the major from faulty towers
I like the recreation of that joke in the patagonia special 🤣
It turns out that the "not giving a f**k" came first, which led to them becoming one of the most successful television shows of all time.
As many have already pointed out, Clarkson was the first to depart the show. His leaving was the result of several things coming together at a particular point in time: first, he found himself in multiple tabloid stories for his poor behavior, then he punched a producer for Top Gear...which also made its way into the tabloids. On top of all this, all 3 of their contracts with the BBC was about to expire, so the BBC decided it was a better decision to simply not pursue a contract renewal with Clarkson.
...though they DID want to keep both Hammond and May. In fact, both of Clarkson's co-hosts have publicly discussed how they were approached by the BBC to continue Top Gear, either as a two-host show or by having a new third host brought onboard. However, they both knew that it was the dynamic between the three of them which was the draw - the open dislike and pranks, with nobody knowing who'd be the next victim - so they both chose not to renew their contracts with the BBC.
It didn't hurt that Amazon was willing to give them a (reportedly) 9-figure deal to make a show for Amazon Prime Video. Bear in mind, that's not pure profit for them; all costs for creating the show were to be paid from that figure, with the hosts being able to keep whatever was left over.
The bridge clip was not in fact from the Vietnam special but from a later two-part Burma special.
Im surprised noone mentioned Jermey also became the host for who wants to be a Millionaire for 3 seasons. Really brought the comedy to the show and theres a couple good compilations worth a watch
Clarkson was sacked because he punched a producer. The other 2 left with him and they started a new show called ‘Grand Tour’ (Amazon Prime).
wasnt sacked, thats a big misconception, his contract was up and wasnt renewed.
@@mason2303 he was literally fired for punching the producer for not having food prepared that’s why they didn’t renew his contract 🤦🏼
@@mason2303 and the reason it wasn’t renewed was?
@@cryptosammy So which one was is, Either his contract was terminated, ie Sacked/Fired or the BBC took the cowards way out and used the timing of his contract to not renew it. There is a difference between not renewing a contract and terminating one
There's a bit more to story than just that. Clarkson was still getting over the death of his father, but was being made to film by the BBC. After a day's filming, they got back to the hotel late and there was no hot food and Clarkson was annoyed. The infamous producer offered him a sandwich and he angrily lashed out because he didn't want a crappy sandwich
Clarkson got into an argument with one of the producers of the show from the BBC and punched him in the face, he got fired, James and Hammond said they won't carry on without Clarkson and resigned. They then started a new show with Amazon called Grand Tour. A lot of people say that Clarkson wasn't happy with how the show was going and wanted to change things but BBC wouldn't allow it, and he had a clause on his contract that would be too costly if he just straight up quit, so he did it as a stunt to get out of contract. Who knows, it sounds plausible seeing how they made a new show afterwards.
The reason JC - whilst driving a truck - kept interspersing his commentary with the words "murder a prostitute," was because the trio were filming an article on trucks and what it takes to drive one in their usual tongue in cheek, less than serious fashion. A few months previously there was a series of five murders of prostitutes in the town of Ipswich, Suffolk. They all happened (unusually) within a few days, an arrest was subsequently made and he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment - a term which these days in the UK seems to be about 12yrs??? The man they arrested was a truck driver, hence why Jeremy in his inimitable exaggerating fashion was running a commentary on the apparent high workload of a truck driver. It didn't go down well with truck drivers in general who felt he was tarring them all with the same brush as a convicted serial killer who happened to drive a truck.
No truck drivers cared,it was a joke.
I believe it was more to do with the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe. He drove a truck and murdered prostitutes mostly in the 70s.
Topgear ended because on a shoot they had a long filming day and some sort of bad food for the catering rather than a hot meal. Clarkson got very angry about this and punched a producer. As such the bbc sacked him. May and hammond left in solidarity with clarkson. But the bbc still owned all the rights to the show which is why they formed the grand tour as it was legally distinct. Then the bbc shat themselves realising they had axed what was basically their most popular show so they tried to bring it back but everyone hated the presenters. Finally after about 4 different presenter lineups they have the insipid version thats on tv now while the grand tour basically made amazon tv the powerhouse it is now through its draw when it was still struggling vs netflix
It’s dire now isn’t it ! I cannot watch it
Chris Harris is the only one I like but I haven’t watched it in years.
Technically, he wasn't sacked. They just didn't renew his contract, which led to Hammond and May not renewing theirs. Which led to the Grand Tour.
The Mexican ambassador won’t complain….
Narrator ‘they did’ 😂😂
The slope comment was definitely intended, and he took a lot of heat for it … no f***s were given though
Yes, it was intended as a joke. It was a play on words in which he did NOT call that man anything offensive but instead was talking about the bridge. The whole joke is that someone might erroneously _think_ that he said a slur, when he in fact didn't.
Only some very evil, belligerent, nasty, hate-filled people who are totally dishonest tried to accuse and hurt Jeremy Clarkson, a comedian, for something he didn't do.
Really hope you can get away with doing the Grand Tour without copyright issues - would love to see that. It's just more Top Gear but with a bigger budget and they do most shows from different countries around the world. Shame they had to get rid of Jeremy on the BBC but hey, you can't physically assault a member of staff and keep your job :'D So glad they got to carry on on Amazon - love these boys. Thank you for the reactions Muppet King!
The Africa and Vietnam specials are my favourites
Aussie here yes we have a lot of spiders some are big and angry by most are Harm less unless you fuck with them but most of the time you’ll be absolutely fine we only say those things to scare tourists.
I like the king boomer he has a good sense of humour
For a little context - this is the "New" Top Gear... the original ran from 1978 to 1997 (or something to that effect) - and was more like a magazine program, think 60 minutes or current affairs program about cars, road laws, etc.... Jeremy and James both were presenters on it, James was fired or let go, for some pedantic reason....
The whole Back in Black AC/DC sequence was from a crossover episode (or two?) they filmed with the Australian Version - Top Gear Australia... there was a challenge where a large car was placed under a small car, the large car had the "driving" controls and the small car had steering (of the large car, which it was attached to)... as it was Australians their small cars were placed upside down.... the same challenge was done with a crossover to the German version.... where the British arrived on location in three spitfires...
Clarkson punched a producer and was sacked. The others left with him.
I still watch the full episodes to this day even though I’ve seen them all a million times before. Admittedly I normally skip the star in a reasonably priced car though
The bridge was part of the Burma special (they have to build a bridge at the end), one of the best specials along with the Africa Special and the Botswana Special. The specials are available for free (cut in 30 or 40 videos) on Blue YNC and TG Extra's channels.
Not the Vietnam special - the Burma special, when they had to build a bridge across the river Kwai, which turned out to be the river Kok.
When’s the inbetweeners coming?
Clarkson punched the director after he wouldn't allow them to have a break to eat after 12 hour's filming
Grand Tour is on Prime. You can watch that one
Top gear used to be one of the best shows on telly.
13:10 - Clarkson was fired for punching a member of the production team. Hammond and May quit because they knew it wouldn’t be the same without him, then went and got a huge deal with Amazon. Top gear still exists with new presenters but about a quarter of the viewers. The three of them are irreplaceable
There were quite a few worse than that .You are quite right the dear o!d BBC had quite a few complaints , but also the top rated show in the World - well most of it - and things eventually came to a head after they had been filming in horrible weather and Clarkson was sacked after an altercation with the crew . Hammond and May finished the series and resigned and that was the end of the show as popular entertainment . The viewing figures even for the UK are pretty poor , they have tried several presenters but they can never reproduce what they had with these three.
Their show on Amazon is called the Grand tour .
Basically, the "slope" thing was the final nail in the coffin for BBC which basically cemented Jeremys kick from Top Gear. Him punching the producer only made it faster.
Taking shots at Ze Germans or the French is pretty much a national pastime in the UK. Funnily enough that's why we love German comedian Henning Wehn. He plays on that relationship and has a real sound grasp of British humour. Check him out some time.
The slope on the bridge. Yes Clarkson knew exactly what he was doing. It's called a joke. He makes you think he is referring to the oriental gentleman before Hammond points out that indeed the other side of the bridge does have a distinct slope. Unfortunately some people are so easily offended they don't take a moment for analysis.
Clarkson has always been outspoken and politically incorrect. It's why he is loved, and hated, so much.
I heard that JC was bored with the format of the show and wanted to change it, but the BBC refused. JC had a clause in his contract that would cost him if he left, so he did more and more outrageous things to get fired. Ultimately he punched a staff member. The show continued but wasn't as popular and has had several different presenters and has changed some of the format, but still has much lower viewing figures
I heard the producer didn’t give JC any break, food or drink which is why he punched them
@@Dando_1201 No. It was because by the time they were finished filming, the place they were staying at had stopped serving food
I don't know if it's ever been suggested but you might want to respond to Goldie Lookin' Chain.
The best Welsh comedy rap group that are probably completely unknown in America.
Hilarious Lyrics.
Your missus is a nutter mate 😁
It was taken off air because Jeremy punched a producer.
Now they do THE GRAND TOUR
New Amazon show is called The Grand Tour " the scandi flick is a great ep " , There's also full old TG episodes on youtube you can check out.
The reason they left Top Gear had nothing to do with complaints etc as that was going on for many years, it was because Clarkson punched a producer and did not have his contract renewed so the other two followed him in solidarity.
The thing about the offensive remarks, they were obviously done in jest and to create controversary rather than being malicious.
Unremarkable singer, Will Young (one of those Pop Idol/X-Factor types) went on there once to do star in a reasonably priced car and Jeremy was very friendly with him and got on well, but James and Richard made jokes about the fact Will was gay and that Jeremy was in love with him. Will had no problem with this as he was still famous at the time and was just more promotion for whatever he was doing at the time (new album or tour, not sure which).
Years later though, after his fame had dried up he started going to the press to say how homophobic they are and the Grand Tour is full of homophobic jokes. He was obviously trying to drum up some promotion again as nobody was buying his latest album or whatever.
Abbie Eaton who is the Grand Tours version of the Stig defended them. She said, as a lesbian, do you think that I would be working with these guys if they were homophobic?
So yeah, while Clarkson does have some less than PC views, pretty much everything they say about anything that is offensive, is just done in jest.
Didn't know will young had fame issues, also just wanted to say nice they was not pc as I can't stand how much people are like you must all be pc
YEEESS more Top Gear!!
Ngl, I do admire May and Hammond for leaving Top Gear like that. Yes, Amazon were offering all three of them 9-figure deals for the Grand Tour, but it wasn't one of those things that was guaranteed.
It's not as if Top Gear wasn't giving them similar money. They could quite easily have had a leaving party for Clarkson and said "see you round".
Damn! That French holiday joke really caught me of guard I spat my drink out!
They moved to Amazon when Jeremy was fired, the the other two said were are not coming back to the BBC So they went with Jeremy. . I'm English and their humor is how we all communicate, it was normal. They are all LEGENDS
he wasnt fired, he was made redundant. His contract expired and BBC chose not to renew it after all the issues they had with him that year. Including, punching a producer, saying the N word in a deleted footage that the producer leaked, saying that NHS workers should be shot behind the chemical shed for demanding a pay rise, saying tesco HGV drivers were rapists, calling BBC big wigs paedophiles in league with Jimmy Saville in the paper he wrote for. Clarkson is incredibly based.
The Grand Tour. New episode was released last Friday, first one in a couple of years.
Videos to react:-
1. Sir Steve Timothy "There are no gays in Ireland, Kathleen"
2. "Scottish guy can't say Purple Burglar Alarm"
3. North Carolina "High-Tide Road Accent"
Edit: 4. "Aussiest Interview Ever"
Classic Top Gear: Oh that's too far... that's funny.
The show on Amazing n is called The Grand Tour.
Season 3 onwards of Amazon's Grand tour are fantastic, as they are doing various trips and challenges. Season 1 and 2 were very like top gear. They are constantly taking the Mickey out of each other, the American RV trip had me laughing until I couldn't see.
You MUST start Patreon and watch the Top Gear specials. HILARIOUS
Couple of feedbacks.
They did get complaints from Mexico!
The lorry driver one might not make much sense now, but there was a high profile murder case in the UK around 15-20 years ago where a lorry driver murdered several prostitutes. The show got hundreds of complaints from lorry drivers.
The slope one was very very controversial. It’s not widely known or used as a derogatory term in the UK so most people, myself included, didn’t know what the fuss was about and could believe the excuse of them not knowing. I think they probably did know, they make too big a deal of the scene not to.
The eenie meenie minie mo, one was also very controversial. It was all over the media with calls for him to be sacked. Not sure if you use it in the states but it’s a kind of nursery rhyme kids use to chose between something, the words are “catch a tigger by its toe” but apparently the rhyme is so old that it used to use the N word. Someone kind of unscrambled his voice and it sounded like he said the N word.
You missed one of the best ones, they went to Argentina for a tour and Jeremy bought a car with the number plate H982FKL, in a clearly deliberate reference to the 1982 Falklands war, something Argentina are still very very touchy about. Again they claimed innocence and showed documents that proved that the car had always had that number plate and they hadn’t changed the reg for the show, and it was coincidence, no one believed them! They got chased out or Argentina.
Clarkson's farm ain't half bad either. Caleb is a legend
6:38 British comedy is extremely popular in Germany.
Remember when we could just have fun and be honest?
Things were better. Things will get worse. But after they get really bad, we'll rebuild.
You have to do the Top Gear, Reliant Robin Rocket episode!
That slope part was actually removed from the BBC iplayer version. Everything they say is on purpose. It wasn't just one of the most successful shows in the world. It was actually THE most watched show on the planet.
Lots of great Top Gear specials: Middle East, Burma, Vietnam, India, Polar, Bolivia, Botswana, Africa (Source of the Nle), Patagonia (Argentina), Winter Olympics and USA special.
Race to the North Pole...
"In the world" is a reference to Clarkson and the way he speaks to camera often
The Argentina special Top Gear is a one to watch
I feel when
I am watching this that
I am not seeing the full screen with Top Gear on it
Jeremy was drunk and hungry and one of the crew members got him a cold sandwich instead of hot food so Jeremy punched him. It was something silly like that. The details are loose but he did punch a crew member over an argument about food.
Lot's of people including the press and some low rate news sites reported that he was sacked, fired, or kicked off. That's not true...
The BBC decided to not renew Jeremy's contract which was just about to end anyway, I think there was only a couple of shows left to air anyway, which the BBC edited into 1 long one, IIRC...
James and Hammond didn't apply for a new contract saying that they are a team. But you should look up some of the stuff of James and Hammond during that time. The press are all outside James' house and when he comes out he says to everyone that Jeremy is a knob. Hahaha.
James also created a very funny YT Channel called "JM's unemployment tube". If you get a chance look it up and watch the first hand full of videos posted . He tries playing a musical recorder, making food, It's a very surreal cooking show. haha
Dude, if you've got amazon prime, defo do the top gear guys on The Grand Tour! You'll love it!
There's 7 episodes for free 👍
James Blunt gets a lot of stick but he’s hilarious, his Twitter is brilliant
MuppetMonday (maybe MuppetSunday) it is then!
Great stuff as always Mr King!
Dude, drinking while watching Top Gear is a bad idea 😂
They left the show after Clarkson punched a producer. The BBC is publicly funded via license fee so he had to go. Hammond and May left in support. Top Gear went through various incarnations afterwards with various presenters and hasn't quite been the same. Clarkson, May and Hammond signed big contracts with Amazon to have their own car show - Grand Tour.
I have every top gear episode and every top gear special on my HDD. I can always pop them up on GoogleDrive for you. You'll have to edit them down and choose which bits you show and react to avoid copyright.
I only have the free 15gig GoogleDrive. So I can only send 15gigs at a time. But you'll mainly just want to focus on the specials. They are the best ones. All the good stuff from the actual show, like the video you're watching, is in compilations already on YT.
that group of guys are so unique the new never is boring and doesn't really work and you should react to don rickles
They left Top Gear when Jeremy punched a producer for not cooking him a steak. Lol
Englishman here, never been to Australia, but in its defence, I own an Australian Kelpie... BEST DOG BREED IN THE WORLD!
Australia has no large land predators.. In the extreme north there a crocodiles but with few rivers nowhere else.
That was from the Burma Truck special
they did a south american tour when they went into argentina the had a mob chase them because of comments on falkland war
You need to watch Top Gear Supermarket Sweep , 80’s Hot hatches in a shop 😅
You should do top gear supermarket sweep very funny
Check out where James & Jeremy made their own adverts for the VW Passat. They made some together first, which they got the actual PR firm VW uses to judge, but then went and made their own individual ones as the VW execs kept rejecting theirs and got the studio audience to vote who's was best!!!!
Clarkson was fired from Top Gear for allegedly, punching a producer and Richard and James left in support.. then they started the Grand Tour for Amazon together.
Honestly I give virtually no thought to the dangerous wildlife in Australia. Most of the deadly creatures live in a certain individual regions of land. Crocodiles are only in the Tropics and the most poisonous snake species for example lives in the desert where nobody goes. Most people get a shock that things aren't what they're expecting when they come here and you can often go for years before seeing anything remotely dangerous in the southern regions of the continent. The statistics on bites and deaths show that they're extremely rare. People also forget that Australia is the same size as the USA, minus Alaska, and it has a diverse ecosystem. As long as you don't take any stupid risks, its probably the safest place you could ever travel to. For instance if you weigh up all risks, it would generally be safer than the USA, Sweden or the UK. Just don't go walking in long grass. The only places that I could think of that are probably safer right now would be Singapore and Japan.
These are surprisingly tame, or is it because I’m English we are just used to dry satire😂
Clarkson is a british tresure. infact all 3 are. And thankfully i belive the germans have a great sense of humor or at least they have by now ;-) Great video dude Peace out
Set up a bottle of "Not" Vodka, and watch Hammond and May build a model kit. Do a Livestream with the Queen...
The Mexican Ambassador actually did complain!
4:50 I believe he was explaining to the cop how someone else had showed them the finger. He was recounting past events to the officer.
now that you've got a handle on who these three guys are I implore you to watch Stewart Lee, UK stand up, giving his take on the presenters of Top Gear..simply 'Stewart Lee-Top Gear' will get you there. A tiny bit of background..Richard Hammond has been in a couple of high-speed crashes..that's all you need to know KB :)
Yeah you gotta do the Vietnam special lol
I think with Australia the further north you go the more mental the animals get. I think in the south east it's meant to not be too bad, spider wise
I once saw a fantastically funny skit by a comic called Mike Loader, Where the film Alien is set in Australia...."Sigourney, get it off me, it crawling up my leg......says the Alien"
But drop-bears are everywhere
Australia isn’t mental in general no matter where you go, I’d take my chances with the little spiders and snakes than dealing with the animals let alone the people where boomer is from hahaha
No spider's and snake's are common all over except for Tassie, Crocodiles are mainly up north as well as Cassowaries.
@@jeremyryan770 *Spiders and snakes. Basic spelling.
No. The Vietnam special is where they rode on scooters and motorbikes
that is nuts my last video right before this was Embrace the suck ... doing the Ricky Gervais show ..where Karl talks about Australia
Carry on the way you are you won't need job.this will be your job becoase you are growing on hear all the time
YESSS ANOTHER TOP GEAR VIDEOO LESGOOO!
Patiently waiting for your next inbetweeners episode.
We all know the part of this where I'm thinking to myself "Alan Partridge".
Jeremy punched a producer... James and Richard left standing by his side pretty much
The reason they’re the most offensive ‘in the world’ is because that’s Jeremy’s catchphrase (one of them)
It's probably the opposite way round - one of the reasons it was so successful is that it was so un-PC. It was like catharsis. Making German WWII jokes is pretty standard in the UK - in fact, one German-born comedian now based in Britain (Henning Wehn), bases a lot of his show on it. As far as the Vietnamese derogatory term is concerned, Jeremy got into a lot of trouble for that comment!
Jeremy Clarkson did mean to make the 'slope' joke, and did get into trouble with the BBC over it... along with a million other things that he's done over the years.
No other YT ‘reactor’ has edited out bits of that video 🤷🏻♂️
When they moved onto Amazon they completely wiped out BBC Top Gear. Watch the French episode Carnage à Trois!
Your next reaction video should be 'Summer Heights High'-an Australian comedy. If you like the English stuff, you will absolutely love this.
Argentina special is a must watch and react too
In...the wooorld!
You have to watch the episode where they have to race from Vegas to Mexico. Last one there has to do a show there. To make amends for the Mexico comments
I’ll tell you one thing they wouldn’t get away with this now.
Jeremy got in trouble for the "Eeny meeny miny mo" thing because he mumbled the N word during "catch a *** by the toe" bit. He claimed he didn't, but we all know he did.
I was shocked because we always said 'catch a tiddler by the toe' when I was a kid in the 80's, so that's what I assumed he said.