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He is not drunk, he is playing a character. He remembers all the audience members names and jobs, like no other. He is a renowned historian and author.
❤ no one could perform at this level while trousered. x
You just said exactly what I was about to say 😂👍
He has a PHD in History.. Doctor
@@lioncurlew it's an honorary qualification but well deserved.
A British icon.
Al Murray is a genius! He isn't drunk, he's acting it. Although he drinks beer, most of it ends up on the stage floor. Al Murray is Oxford educated and has a ton of degrees. He's an extremely intelligent man! A British legend! We love him!!!
A nightmare to the WOKE loonies.
The beer on stage is allegedly Non-Alcoholic. He wouldn't be on stage if her were Drunk - all part of the act
You love him speak for yourself he's not funny how can he be called a comedian let's have it right NOT FUNNY just a ABSOLUTE TIT
He's not drunk. He's playing a character - The pub landlord.
AFAIK he isn't drunk. The beer is either low or no alcohol. Its part of the act.
Hi. Al Murray has read Modern History at Oxford, in reality the on-stage persona is not his real self. He has done some great WWII documentaries on UK TV.
He is definitely not drunk, it's part of the act. Remember he is playing the part of a pub landlord.
He has an amazing memory. When he talks to the audience he remembers them then includes them in the act.
He's as sober as a judge! It's called acting, fellas!😮😊
The genius of Al Murray is that he makes the moon landing relatable to his audience by turning into a stag do to Ibiza (Med party island) with traditional prank on one of your mates. He is not drunk btw. We have something in the UK called 'acting'
Americans be like Lord of the Rings? Is that based on a true story?? There must be a lesson about art and artifice that they don't get taught?
A good friend used to run a small comedy club for up and coming comedians - and Al Murray was one of them. One day he arrived for his gig, and asked her if he could do his act from the bar at the side of the venue instead of the stage. She agreed, and that's where The Pub Landlord was first seen by the public!
That’s the point, he’s acting. He wouldn’t be able to do the complexity of his routine if he was actually drunk.
Al went to school in my town (Bedford UK) and when he did a Pub Landlord show here a few years back I met him afterwards. He definitely wasn't drunk, it's all an act. Al is a very clever chap & charming to meet.
Al is a smart cookie.
Dave Allan is Irish, by the way.
I think British stage comedians have a long history of interaction with the audience - perhaps not as a basis for the whole act though. Dealing with drunken or stupid hecklers is a key skill for standup comedians, especially in rougher venues. A theatre in Glasgow was famous for how badly the acts were treated by the audience (especially acts from England). English comedians coming off the stage to no applause were told that they had actually done quite well: 'if they like you here, they let you live!' They were also paid extra for working there! Another famous incident involved a young singer who was so frightened whilst on stage there that he feigned fainting so as to be dragged off.
Ahhh the Old Glasgow Empire!! And the singer was Des O'Connor lol. Eric Morecombe once said Des should have rented out his shoes for adverts on the bottom of them, as that was what the audience saw most of the time! lol
Al Murray is brilliant, he plays being drunk, i met him after a show where he was selling his autobiography, he was very friendly, signed the book and had photos taken with us ( no slurred speech )
British comedians do interact with audiences at live shows, so much so some people are scared to sit on the front row
Star Wars movies were in the order 4,5,6,1,2,3,7,8,9 because in charge of scheduling Yoda was 😂
As others have said, he's not drunk, it's all an act. And when you see him being interviewed on talk shows, he is very well spoken too - the accent is all part of the show. A very intelligent man!
Can you do Al Murray 'How Global Finance Really Works' ? You'll both love it!
I remember Jps seeing that clip. He enjoyed it :-)
@@adrianhempfing2042 Did he? I must have seen his video then, Thanks.
I doubt if Al Murray was actually drunk, that's probably part of the act. The drink in his hand was just as likely to have been cold tea.
He's very educated and clever actor
Not drunk at all.
Its very obvious that he is putting it on as part of the act. The biggest surprise is that you believe it
I know I was like no really you think that’s real! But I guess American humour is so literal often so it’s taken at face value but as a Brit it does feel grrr 😂
@DMGamanda lived in the States for 31years and can say they absolutely have no sense of humour. They actually thought he was drunk!!!
@johnhewett9483 That's only because you knew that already. When you first saw Al Murray you thought he was drunk too.
@@c_n_b that's an assumption that is not true.i think one of thd first one's i saw had a lot of historical content. No way would you be able to focus if you were drunk
Not judging, but it is interesting you say a lot of British humour can be childish which is exactly what we think of a lot of American humor which must say something about us all. A lot of Y'tubers seem to enjoy British comedy which can be very different and involves far more sofisticated play with the English language a lot of the time. I appreciate that our use of English is far more "colourful" and inventive perhaps in our daily lives which explains some of it. I also think this points to some societal and moral freedoms that we enjoy that our US cousins don't albeit by mutual concensus on your part.
most of our historic , and sometimes regional words and expressions , are alternate but closely related to what were once very obcene / coarse expressions, slightly and deliberately diguised, as with Cockney rhyming slang.
I don’t find American comedians funny
I too was surprised when he said he thought British comedy was childish when American comedy seems to be mostly slapstick or jokes when you see the punchline coming a mile away!
You know when you see a person playing a character really well when they convince their audience that they are drunk while they are performing as a pub landlord drinking what looks like large volumes of beer on a stage while remembering names and details able to react and ad libany comedy gems that may fall at his feet if Al was indeed drunk it would probably fall apart at the seams and look very amateurish. It is that well crafted.
Al Murray vs Americans or Al Murray we’ve defeated every country are funny
Check out Al Murray on how global economics work. His accents are bang on point, especially the New York accent.
He's already done it, search it up
Lol - the quintessential pub landlord - that's why he has the bar and beer barrel props there on stage.
"I think comedians reacting with the crowd is more of a recent thing". That's so sweet. When I was their age, many decades ago, I also thought everything was absolutely shiny new and that my generation had just invented it. And stand-up comedians reacting with the crowd was very usual and by no means new.
Fun fact about this guy… he seems very working class from this character but he’s actually very well connected…
His great great great grandfather was William Makepeace Thackeray who wrote the vanity fair novel and was best mates with Charles dickens
Al murray was in a sit come called time gentleman please where he played his stand up persona it was so funny
No drinking alcohol before (or during) this performance.
Love this lol, Al Murray will have a couple beers before a show but never drunk, the beer in his hand is a prop he will eventually spill all of it then refill just to spill it all again.
Seen him live twice he's so good. He's always been a master of crowdwork.
British comedians have interacted with the audience since the 18th century. American ones are behind the resf of the world.
He is completely sober and just pretending to be drunk. If you don't get that, the whole thing is over your heads.
Al Murray does a very interesting podcast with fellow historian James Holland called ‘We Have Ways of Making You Talk’, on different aspects of the Second World War. Well worth a listen.
You won't see these performances on TV, although that's how he started out in the 90's. Saturday night, with guests. He was still hilarious.
He isn’t drunk it’s just an act….very funny guy
Guys !!!!!!!! He's NOT drunk, hes playing a part ......
Imagine if the 3rd astronaut Michael Collins said - stuff them/ this ... and drove away lol
Thats the line I thought he was going to say !!
There's a lot of beers sunk before most British stand-up shows, so interacting with the crowd is something you have to learn to deal with. Peter Kay's a master of that actually
You ought to check out him on how the financial system works.
Hello Joel and pal. I will leave Al to other comments, as there will no doubt be many.
As commented before, elsewhere, the star of British comedy, is not the hero making fun of the clown, as in much US comedy, but rather the clown. The guy who makes a complete fool of himself, but manages to see the funny side of life as all collapses and yet gets on with it regardless at the end. The ordinary person, who will never be a "success" but never gives in. The Charlie Chaplin or Stan Laurel.
It is similar to how taking the Mickey out of those who would wish to stand out is a way of reminding them they are no better than anyone else in a system that has a king and lords and ladies and is done to show you are "one of us" not to exclude and that showing you are "one of us" infers you are just as good as everyone else, whatever anyone says.
Pal = Arturo :-)
@@adrianhempfing2042 I know he reads these, but kept saying pal, so they might stand out.
Oh I am REALLY. looking forward to this. I love Al Murray...... how this will translate to the US, I will find hilarious!!
Al Murray is a national treasure
More al Murray, he's not drunk as has been said it's his character (the drunk landlord). But just great so great
he’s playing a character called the pub land lord.hes not drunk it’s part of the act.
he dont drink mate
Had the pleasure of working with him on his tour of the Pub Landlord show many years ago, he's a great guy and as many have said already, very well educated (an audience member said something about history and Al just hit him with facts and quotes to prove the guy wrong - but still in character as the landlord!), and the drunkenness is an act.
(But his tour manager writes down the involved audience members' name, job etc during the first half of the show and gives it to Al at the interval to remind him who is who!)
You guys didn't notice the way he sang the National Anthem? We've all seen drunken friends or family members, at New Year, singing something that sounds like this...." Awwww..sheboyn... sheybrooo stnajoo..." Utterly indecypherable! That's what Al was imitating ☺
Joel - FACT - Al Murray is stone cold sober in all his performances. He's a very good actor and I think he said in an interview that is not alcohol in his pint glass.
Before he was The Pub Landlord, Al Murray's comedy was basically him doing sound effects.
Hes not drunk. Hes a very renowned and respected comic. Very clever at what he does.
Jethro Tull recorded a song dedicated to Michael Colins, but not the other two astronauts.
Going to see him live in march.
You both missed the Liam Neeson / Michael Collins joke.....a touch of Irish history !!
Remember it's British beer - not that week American crap. By the way, he's not really pissed. It's an act ;)
Weak*
I went to see him in my local church talking about amazingly detailed aspects of world war 2, no comedy but just as fascinating.
He is playing a character he's not drunk and not had 5/6 pints do you think he'd be able to perform let alone remember his script.
I’m seeing him live Friday night
I love Al Murray. His Pub Landlord character is hilarious
Hi Joel I'm the guy from Wales UK, have you ever heard status quo playing down down, it will make your hair stand on end, many thanks.
Liam Neeson portryaed Micheall Collins in a film about Irish Indipendence. Collins was eventually assassinated
One little thing you missed.
When the spaceship lands, he does a great noise of a handbrake being pulled on.
On a spaceship!
Al Murray is a really clever guy, he plays up to being a little bit drunk purely in character. If you've not seen Al Murray does the world of his take on how global finance works then you're missing a genius at the top of his game. The man is hilarious.👍😂
Went to see his show. He can remember people's names and everything he knows about them even after two hours
No no he's completely sober he's a consummate professional, the landlord is his alter ego, a caricature of the boorish opinionated type that runs the really rough pubs and clubs (conservative)
Al Murray vs Americans. Gwan lads 😂
We should remember that at University Al Murray's first claim to fame, and get his beer money, was from mimicking Sound Effects and Voices to make people laugh.
Correct guys, he's actually an Oxford University history grad, check his WW2 documentaries
Hes ACTING THE PART OF A LANDLORD
If you haven’t listened to Al Murry - take on around the world, give it a go. It funny, and clever!😂
Such a genius character. Try alan partridge.
Joel, did somebody cut your bangs with garden shears?! Also, I really like your channel.
Fast n furious franchise is awesome! Love em all!
I knew i didn't have to correct them, it's been done...but I'd watch a video of them reading the comments and realising we're so dumb lol.
Watch the last episode of "The Green Room with Paul Provenza", where Jimmy Carr and Tim Minchin were guests!!
I was about to comment that he wasn't drunk, but I see about 90 people have beaten me to it. :) My favourite from the Pub Landlord is "Name a country...we have defeated them", where Murray uses his encyclopoedic knowledge of history to explain why any country an audience member can shout out has been beaten in war by Britain. It's hilarious and pretty impressive.
ua-cam.com/video/_x2ovlPr2IE/v-deo.html here on his own channel
i had to hear the start 2 times al murray is like is like a british comedian bro al murray is a british comedian and a historian
he drinks alcohol-free beer on stage cause its an act
You’re missing one thing from him being British…and it’s great
I love Al Murray. Don’t be fooled by his act. ?He is very clever. He graduated from Cambridge university. Comédiens are generally extremely intelligent.
Oooh Joel,Arturo..Ya done it now. Look at all the comments below saying our dear old Al Murray was drunk. He's just a bit boisterous,thats all. And a great sub for a history teacher
Al Murray's Top 5 Tanks video (on the Tank Museum channel) is brilliant if you know anything about tanks. Then also watch his Botton 5 Tanks video.
I met Al Murray in York
Al Used to do Sound Effects, you should check it out lol
He's definitely not drunk, he's in character, a well known historian
He’s NOT drunk and he isn’t a pub owner. It’s a persona!
😀😀😀
“ He’s very opinionated” 🤣🤣😂😂
He’s playing a character! He’s not drunk.
Take a look at James acastor
You might like Micky Flanagan. He's quite different from Al Murray.. There's a particular clip on living in America as well which you might enjoy. There's a bit more slang in it though.
Check out Lee Evans!!!
My suggestion too👏
Al Murray is actually very well educated he went to oxford If I'm not mistaken
He Was Not Drunk!
HE IS NOT DRUNK ITS HIS COMEDY ACT
You have to show Arturo Frankie Boyle!!
How many pints??!! It's an act. Dear God.
He’s not drunk. It is a performance.
It’s a stereotype of a pub landlord
For epic audience participation check out his 'Wars Britain have won'. Expert historian.
You should watch Al Murray-How Global Finance Works.
You need to check Micky Flanagan 🏴
Likewise. The really, really animated, OTT and repetitive stuff isn't to my taste. It drags. However, there are moments where he is quite funny and witty!
He only drinks on stage. (And the British can drink. They start early.)
Now the audience members may have a couple drinks in them.
You’ve probably been advised he’s an Oxford grad and what he doesn’t know about history you don’t need to know.