"My face makes it look like I'm wearing a tracksuit"... I don't even have the cultural background to really have any associations with tracksuit wearers, but somehow that seems absolutely accurate.
I love Larry. Met him in Brisbane and what a lovely fellow. Loved his show there. His comedy got me through a brain aneurysm. Laughter is the best medicine.
Finally understand "always leave them wanting more" means start making a statement about heartbreak, then leave without finishing the sentence 😂 I now have to trawl the internet find the rest of that joke!
I'm from Stirling, 30-odd miles from Glasgow and about 40 miles from Edinburgh, our local accent is a weird mishmash of both. A bit nasally (if you are from the Raploch) but also a bit from the back of the throat (if you are from Cambusbarron).
I am Scottish, Glasgow born but raised in the north east Highlands. We don't have much of an accent, certainly not compared to Glasgow or Edinburgh and we use all our words with very little slang. They say we speak the 'Queens English'. One day as we sat having tea in Jenners Edinburgh (no longer exists ) there was a table of 'ladies' having high tea and talking a lot. My French partner asked me what they were saying, I replied that I had no idea, I couldn't understand the accent ! Edinbourgeois !
Haha nobody thinks they have an accent! I live in Troon, I don’t think I have an accent, but of course I do. To anyone not from Troon. What a nonsense comment.
The difference between someone from Edinburgh and Glasgow is in Glasgow they say oh you’re staying for your tea and in Edinburgh they will say oh you’ll have had your tea And I’m from emmbra 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
@@ROFT well let me educate you I’m seventy six. And I heard this be for you were knee high to a grass hopper have you ever heard a Scotsman say here let me buy that for you It’s my treat
@@ROFT so if that is the case I’ve heard more sayings than you stands to reason I sill remember the first gas meter televisions and the gas cell phones they were great until the gas run out usually during a phone call then you had to put a wee bottle of gas in and it was a bastard to lite the pilot light then the braille family televisions where the whole family had to sit there with all hands on the braille screen and showtime u)8
@stephenswistchew7720 an old couple neighbour when I was a wee boy had this thing on their black and white TV. It was a transparent plastic sheet with blue at the top and green at the bottom. It was to make the sky blue and the grass green when there was a landscape.
For some reason I could not finish my wee story but the whole blind family would all put their hands on the screen and tell the rest what they were feeling with the dots on the screen it was hilarious some times when they wear watching bird flocks on the television And would read thier fingers to the bone and radio for the deaf never took off
The Glaswegians that talk through their nose are showing off because they are part of the small percentage that hasn’t had it broken multiple times and can still breathe through it
Wait, does that mean that Joe Hendry really talks like that? And that he's not just doing a weird inflection to sound more posh or whatever he's doing?
@@KeijiHereMan Nobody knows who Limmy is compared to Kevin Bridges and Billy Connolly. Frankie Boyle has a far wider audience than the weird Limmy, if we're talking exposure and Glasgow comedians.
"My face makes it look like I'm wearing a tracksuit"... I don't even have the cultural background to really have any associations with tracksuit wearers, but somehow that seems absolutely accurate.
I love Larry. Met him in Brisbane and what a lovely fellow. Loved his show there. His comedy got me through a brain aneurysm. Laughter is the best medicine.
6 months on, hope you're doing well chief. Scary stuff.
I had one too four years ago.
This guy deserves a bigger audience. He’s hilarious!
Finally understand "always leave them wanting more" means start making a statement about heartbreak, then leave without finishing the sentence 😂
I now have to trawl the internet find the rest of that joke!
LOVE his bit about Denmark too, look that up! 😂
I'm from Stirling, 30-odd miles from Glasgow and about 40 miles from Edinburgh, our local accent is a weird mishmash of both. A bit nasally (if you are from the Raploch) but also a bit from the back of the throat (if you are from Cambusbarron).
I'd say the most famous Glasgow comedian would be Billy Connolly
That was the joke
I am Scottish, Glasgow born but raised in the north east Highlands. We don't have much of an accent, certainly not compared to Glasgow or Edinburgh and we use all our words with very little slang. They say we speak the 'Queens English'. One day as we sat having tea in Jenners Edinburgh (no longer exists ) there was a table of 'ladies' having high tea and talking a lot. My French partner asked me what they were saying, I replied that I had no idea, I couldn't understand the accent ! Edinbourgeois !
Haha, then you arrive in Dingwall 😂
Haha nobody thinks they have an accent! I live in Troon, I don’t think I have an accent, but of course I do. To anyone not from Troon.
What a nonsense comment.
Loved that ending
He’s hilarious! Love his comedy and his accent
3min? now I understand my x-wife
love this, Larry is amazing
The difference between someone from Edinburgh and Glasgow is in Glasgow they say oh you’re staying for your tea and in Edinburgh they will say oh you’ll have had your tea And I’m from emmbra 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
I've never heard anyone say "you'll have had" yer anything. Sounds like something from the pride of miss Jean brodie or something, proper twee
@@ROFT well let me educate you I’m seventy six. And I heard this be for you were knee high to a grass hopper have you ever heard a Scotsman say here let me buy that for you It’s my treat
@@ROFT so if that is the case I’ve heard more sayings than you stands to reason I sill remember the first gas meter televisions and the gas cell phones they were great until the gas run out usually during a phone call then you had to put a wee bottle of gas in and it was a bastard to lite the pilot light then the braille family televisions where the whole family had to sit there with all hands on the braille screen and showtime u)8
@stephenswistchew7720 an old couple neighbour when I was a wee boy had this thing on their black and white TV. It was a transparent plastic sheet with blue at the top and green at the bottom. It was to make the sky blue and the grass green when there was a landscape.
For some reason I could not finish my wee story but the whole blind family would all put their hands on the screen and tell the rest what they were feeling with the dots on the screen it was hilarious some times when they wear watching bird flocks on the television And would read thier fingers to the bone and radio for the deaf never took off
That impression of Kevin is perfect
Weirdly enough, his jeans DO look like tracksuit pants. LOL
Lovely piece, thanks Larry
Could listen to the accent for days - love it -
The Glaswegians that talk through their nose are showing off because they are part of the small percentage that hasn’t had it broken multiple times and can still breathe through it
Hilarious.
Class 🏴
first bit of his I saw, GJ YT algorithm! loving the new special
What a strange audience!
Don't you mean Mr kev.i.en 😂😂
Wait, does that mean that Joe Hendry really talks like that? And that he's not just doing a weird inflection to sound more posh or whatever he's doing?
What accents do the Family Ness have?
They were the first Scottish accents I heard!
Love Larry but what happened his hair
Hair grows hun, look it up
Excuse you Larry, Billy Connolly is the most famous Weegan Comedian
You mentioned Glaswegian comedians WITHOUT mentioning the Big Yin?? Shame on you sir :(
And Limmy, too
@@KeijiHereMan Nobody knows who Limmy is compared to Kevin Bridges and Billy Connolly. Frankie Boyle has a far wider audience than the weird Limmy, if we're talking exposure and Glasgow comedians.
As a Scotsman I actually found this funny. I know comedy is subjective, it I can’t stand Kevin Beidges. Just that voice.
How do u get I might out with you, you legend
A little more work and he'd make a name for himself. Decent act though.
😂🤣😅😂🤣😅
I love this man. No gay.
Did that really need saying?
I, too, love this man. But gay.
@@matthewtravisano1097 who
Love him too, but definitely gay. 😂
there's a great bit about this... from Romesh iirc