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He has the most amazing voice
You're right, Conan does.
No...we all know it’s Morgan Freeman
I find him very attractive because of his voice
Larry King ladies and gentlemen
I've known he was Irish for the longest time, but I've barely if ever heard a hint of Irish in his voice in all of his movies. It's just so distinctive and iconic that you can never tell what it is but recognize it immediately.
'I have a 160. It fires light back at the sun.' hahaha genius
Liam Neeson isn't killing anyone in this scene
ding
Not on camera, xD
HetfieldAuditore would be good at cinemasins
Are you sure about that?
pyrophobia133 DING
Liam Neeson doesn't actually say much in this clip, in fact most of his responses are very short and brief. Despite this it's still a very funny clip, just shows Conan's skills as an interviewer - he can make dull people appear very interesting, whilst making the conversation feel very natural. Top notch.
Liam Neeson is anything but dull.
Makes sense that the Kentucky accent sounds so similar, since Liam is from Northern Ireland and Appalachia was settled by people from Northern Ireland originally
I think it's interesting that Liam Neeson mentioned the connection. Most Americans don't even know that there is such a strong connection between Northern Ireland and the U.S.
kevonmartini10
The people in Northern Ireland who settled the south of the US were in actual fact the children of Scottish planters. They would have had Scottish accents, it''s why the modern Northern Irish accent sounds so Scottish, and it's why Liam used the Scottish word word och
Jason Gunn-Davis Yes, I know all about the Plantation of Ulster. Fascinating history.
Jason Gunn-Davis Liam has what is known as an Ulster Scots accent. It's true that the Irish do burn when they try to get a suntan. I am of Scots and Irish ancestry myself, and I most definitely burn when I've been out in the sun too long.
Some people knew it before that.
The irish accent has many variations believe it or not, from a 'Co Antrim' accent to a Cork one!
True, just like English and American accents...
Nellie K. Adaba it actually has far more variations than English accents and has roughly the same amount of variations as America which is astonishing considering the huge size difference
I've read and heard that Northern Ireland accents are easier for Americans than some Irish ones. I worked with someone who only had a slight accent but if she spoke like she did at home it sounded as incomprehensible as Old English to me. Interesting. I don't hear as dramatic differences in American accents as in Irish ones.
@@millieo7155 God no! The northern Irish accents are far more incomprehensible than most other Irish accents.
@@thenextshenanigantownandth4393 trying listening to Cork and I think you'll soon reevaluate. Think of it this way, Northern Ireland to Ireland is like the Scotland to England.
Liam Neesen trained Obi-Wan and Batman AND lead the A-Team. I don't think it gets any more badass than that.
Liam is the Irish Harrison Ford.
Liam Neeson is Liam Neeson
@@subscribetopewdiepie2069 yes he is
Harrison Ford can never match the acting level of Liam Neeson... Period
Harrison said he is jewish when he’s acting but feels Irish as a man.
Irishson Ford
I could listen to Liam talk all day and night long~
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Liam is from Ballymena in County Antrim, my father was born and raised in a small townland called Toome in County Antrim, just 11 miles down the road and yes I can say that is how County Antrim people speak. My father had a very pronounced Antrim accent just like Liam's old accent.
John King I have 3 friends that live in ballymena and they used to tell me stories about Liam’s mother as she lives like 3 houses down.. seems like a real humble family IMO
Not everyone in County Antrim speaks like that.
Diesel Dawg yes they do except if they’re from cushendall or lougheill. Antrim accents are horrible. South derry accents are the best in the country sir
My Dad is od partial Irish descent and yep he's pale as all get-out. Also, Liam makes a really good point about how there's a similarity between some southern and some Irish accents. Could possibly be because a lot of southerners are descended from people who came here in colonial times (late 18th century) from what is now Northern Ireland.
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It’s the most linguistically conservative accent in America so it checks out
I from Brazil and I have an uncle that I never understood, I also never saw him sober, but that's a different story...
I have a strong Irish ancestry on my father's side. I can confirm that going outside when the sun is up is playing a dangerous game. I have to use at least SPF 90.
i'm irish and i know exactly what hes talking about .
Terry Kane carry an umbrella when it's bright outside
bettahthanyou Im talking about the irish accent ,idiot.
Terry Kane either way your pasty white self is in serious need of shielding when it's a bright sunny day HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
bettahthanyou i'm not pasty white so hahahahaha,another thing you got wrong .
Bloody hell, you dont have to take it so seriously.
C: How fast do you burn?
L: Fast
Very slight? Liam's kept an incredibly thick dialect considering he's been in America for the vast majority
Frkn Murphy brothers!!! Love These two Irish pasties.
Disappointing how many "nationality snobs" there are around here. Everyone in the US who's not Native American has blood from somewhere else. Nationality doesn't define your ancestry. What's basically going down in the shadowy sections of the comments: "You have 100% Irish blood, but how DARE you say that you are Irish? You were not born in Ireland; you're a disgrace to the REAL Irish, and we real Irish deny you of your Irish-ness!" Yes, let's all just toss any admiration for one's family background out because it is only exclusive to us! Well, won't you be sorry when one day you feel your culture is not appreciated or forgotten for good.
Would you all rather Americans just throw away the ancestry that they can so proudly trace back to? So what would you say they are, ethnically? That idiotic term: just White Americans, is that it? And then you have people in Europe talking about how European identity is fading and how no genetically indigenous people care or love their heritage anymore? The fact that some "white" Americans still care enough about their roots to acknowledge and embrace them is absolutely wonderful (I say this as a non-white person, too).
Your brethren may not be your nationality and live halfway across in a foreign land, but they have your BLOOD. The Irish, the Germans, the English, the Chinese, the Russians and etc etc etc-it goes for all "nationalities": You are of the same/similar genetic makeup (ethnically); it only happened that some stayed in their native country, and others went to live in America. And I agree, the people in their native home and the ones in America are NOT necessarily the same culturally, but how can someone go about rejecting the authentic blood of his brother? The mentality "I'm more real than you" is just distasteful.
FWI, stuff about ethnicity gets tricky here in the US. "American" is not an ethnic culture. Nearly everyone here came from somewhere else across either the Pacific or Atlantic. Their blood didn't stop running Irish because their grandparents landed in America.
What are you blabbing on about!?
@@michelleyates2522 there are all fekin idiots.
You do realize conan is one of the most Irish people in the world, like dna wise hes 100% Irish
@@WizardOfTheHill well he can say he's ethnically Irish then, there's no problem with that but usually (especially in Europe) when you say "I'm Irish", you're talking about your nationality and the culture you grew up in. Granted, I don't know how much Irish culture Conan has been around but it's just that a lot of the time, those who are so proud to claim the heritage have very little knowledge on the country, e.g. regarding news and politics, even history, etc.
Just in general, because Europe is so mixed, if our parents were already born in the same country as us, we're from that country. My friend is half Italian, half German, her mother is born in Germany after the grandparents had immigrated. I have never once heard her say she is Italian or Italian-German, she's just German. Same goes for my half Nigerian half German friend. Her dad is from Nigeria and immigrated a few years before she was born. Granted, she grew up living with just her mother but she has never said she's "African-German" or something like that. She's black/mixed and she says that sometimes, but other than that, if she is asked where she is from or to just say what she identifies as, she just says German.
@Shelley Dong. Well said !
I can hear how his accent is mixed. That's normal. Love this Man. Ruggedly shexy.
Liam Neeson voice sound almost as the voice of the governor from the tv series Walking Dead, David Morrissey..
But I believe David is an englishman.
Cetoke He's Australian...
lemonpartyhellyeah Thanks...
kay jay Haahaa! You're terrible at identifying accents! He literally sounds nothing like an Australian! It's painfully obvious that he's English.
For a really small country there are an amazing amount of different accents in Ireland! Conan is an American of some Irish descent, he would be laughed at in Ireland for his geekiness!
I assume you've seen it but in case you haven't "some Irish descent" is quite the understatement. This man has a 100% Irish ethnic makeup
@@aarontobias6486 southern Irish desent, which is what Americans know as Ireland
These comments are hilarious. People saying that he's American and not Irish when he clearly said that he grew up in Ballymena Northern Ireland and even told a story about when he was 16 at HOME in IRELAND. Come on guys.
I love him, he's Irish.
Thank you for saying "Northern Ireland" haha, most Americans i met kept saying Ireland.
samuel darragh I'll have to agree with those Americans but I was just quoting Liam before.
samuel darragh yes we always have to keep the Ulster unionists happy don't we Samuel, having the country remain in the UK just isn't enough for you all. Comments like that are plastered all over the internet, it gets tiresome seeing them.
It's the same with Derry/Londonderry, I know a few Americans who have been rudely insulted in their own country when they asked if the person was from County Derry.
People from Ireland think an African named Mukembe Umvawa is more Irish than Conan O'Brien because he was born in Ireland.
Yeah it's absurd logic
What a voice!
Feels good to be a quarter/half irish.
A eighth Irish and an eighth English on my paternal grandma's side.
@@Strein86 What's the other 75%?
My grandma has an irish accent, lives in england, but she says "when I go back to ireland they all say I sound british"
Liam neeson should be the punisher
Conan should bring Jacksepticeye on the next time he's in LA.
hell yes
jack is my hero im 47.
No
Liam Neeson does a good Kentucky accent lol.
he has such a great voice
I live in Northern Ireland not far from ballymena where he is from and yeaaah he still got the accent
Close your eyes and picture Conan interviewing Aslan.
He was also Hannibal, Shinder and all sorts of awesome people but best of all, he's Liam Neeson.
I love him..my fav actor ;)
Love Ireland 🇮🇪
Irish descendent and being Irish are different.
I could listen to Liam say "smear" again and again
Tom cruise is Irish too, So is Gerard Butler and Colin Farrel, All very unique in their own way. But Liam and Conan both have that pale skin, and medium reddish brown hair that Irish people are known for.
gerard butlers Scottish not irish
aine mcstay Butler was born in Scotland but is of Irish descent, and had a strict Roman Catholic upbringing.
yeah but he is scottish raised
Patty Walker
and "roman catholic" whatever relates how to his parents' nationality? Cut all this religion bullshit off people, wake up already
He is proud that he's from Scotland, but don't ask ME to wake up...he was raised up as an Irish Roman Catholic in Scotland, and he is a Celtic fan. Don't act like you don't know what that means.
OMG! This is too funny!!!
Irish-Americans who are mindful of their heritage, however near or distant, is all fine and well. The offensive move is when Irish-Americans approach Irish people, start going about their Irish ties, and think it's gonna make the two of them connect on some higher level. 'My family came over during the Potato Famine' 'I DON'T CARE.'
With that said, I'd say Conan gets a pass here, given that it's a televised interview, and he has to find a way to connect with his guest and make it entertaining to the audience.
On some level I agree with you. I'm black but I have a tiny trace of Irish heritage in that my great-grandmother was of Irish descent. It's not something I identify with solely, but it is something I respect and appreciate.
I can't speak for other immigrant birthed countries (Canada, Australia, etc), but I do believe that there is something inherent in Americans that makes us seek out our "roots", and appreciate where our ancestors come from. I love to learn about African, European, Asian and Native American cultures largely because these are the places my ancestors come from. I do feel tied to them, even if they reject me for one reason or another.
Granted, it is annoying when one group is more overbearing in their need to be connect to their respective "mother-lands". Having grown up in a predominately Irish-Catholic neighborhood I have to say that I got sick of how "Irish" these American folks pretended to be. Waving Irish flags around and plastering leprechauns all over the place, all the while not knowing jack-shit about Ireland. So yeah I can see where that is offensive. But I don't understand how someone wanting to connect with someone else is offensive. That's just me...
Libertine DeSade I say offensive because it's a bit like a rich white kid from Malibu with hip-hop clothes and a ghetto accent approaching a black guy from South Central and talking to him like they're on the same level. On the outside, it looks like a friendly attempt to connect, but between the lines it's a more selfish desire for recognition and acceptance, trying to reaffirm and showcase an identity that otherwise doesn't apply to you through someone else who genuinely possesses that identity. The rich white kid thinks he's gonna pull this off with his hip-hop clothes and his accent, the same way an Iris-American thinks he's gonna pull it off with an Irishman by sharing that his great-great-great-great-great grandparents came from Ireland =P As if some mundane 'similarity' is gonna put the two of you on the same level, despite having completely different life experiences altogether.
Ahhhhh be nice
I’m from the same hometown as Liam neeson! Good old ballymena
FUCK! His voice is just so fucking awesome...
He is Irish, his family came from Ireland. It doesn't matter if he hasn't stepped so much as a foot in Ireland, he is Irish.
Yeah
BRUH I didnt know homie was Irish!!!!!!! IM Irish TOOOO this guys even more of a GOAT NOW (at least in my books)
When Liam Neeson says listen, everyone listens.
don't forget, he has a very particular set of skills; skills that he has acquired over a very long career. Skills that make him a nightmare for people like you.
Conan grew up in my dads hometown of Brookline. Nothing but a mix of triple deckers and laced curtains haha
I always think about how similar Irish people sound to my family in kentucky and I actually mean that… crazy Liam said it
I'm proud to be Irish Mexican American with my pastey white skin and red hair no one believes I'm half Mexican, just like Louis C.K haha..born on St Patrick's day too
I live in a tropical island, I have asian gen, and I burn right when the sun hits me..how 'bout that..dude..
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Okay woah, woah, WOAH. Two comments.
1. Liam Neeson's voice is RIDICULOUS. Like, I thought that kinda Neeson-esque voice that we hear in like Taken and whatnot, was because it was a film and sound engineers just enhanced it that way. HE ACTUALLY SOUNDS LIKE THAT?! Oh god that's hella amazing.
2. HE'S FUCKING IRISH?! I swear to God I thought he was German! Only ever seen his films and he doesn't speak with an Irish accent and always thought he was a German trying to sound American! Good lord.
Neeson displays his mastery as an actor.
I'm from Ballymena where he's from
We from Appalachia were Ulster Scots and Irish.....then moved to the frontier of America and we're cut off. So many of the Irish and scots understand Appalachian dialects pretty well......
Southern poets like Faulkner are popular in those areas for the same reason..... Faulkner could write Appalachia slang.
Yep. Fascinating stuff. If you haven’t, watch the NC State video called “Appalachian English”
Alex Massie wrote in National Review:
When I was a student in Dublin we scoffed at the American celebration of St. Patrick, finding something preposterous in the green beer, the search for any connection, no matter how tenuous, to Ireland, the misty sentiment of it all that seemed so at odds with the Ireland we knew and actually lived in. Who were these people dressed as Leprechauns and why were they dressed that way?
hes irish, northern ireland is part of the UK, Great Briton is Englan,Wales and Scotland
I really loathe how Americans pretend to be "Irish", "Italian", "German" etc., when they were born and grew up in America. Nationality is about location, not ethnicity.
Same Blood, same people, the End. Assimilation into the dying wasp culture mean little now days.
I wouldn't get worked up over something so petty. Certain traits, such as red hair and fair skin, are often traced back to particular locations, and often times people here in the states merely use the names of those locals to explain why they have those traits, or carry on certain customs or habits passed down by their lineage. Life must be good where you are to LOATHE something so trivial.
In America your ancestry informs your upbringing. So an Italian American and a Hispanic American might both technically be American, but they share many handed-down cultural customs with people of their own ethnic origin. It's different in Europe, where immigrants tend to assimilate more.
"where immigrants tend to assimilate more" Yeah in our dreams!
He never said he is from Ireland. He said he is Irish, because he bloody well is. :P
Fucking great interview, im pissed I missed the full one.
The whole 'hyphenated American' thing began with US blacks' desire to be called 'African-American' while desiring also to refer to lighter skinned Americans as just plain ol' 'white'. Naturally, the 'whites' were offended and thus wanted to compete by singling out their past ancestors and going, "Irish-American" and "Anglo-American" and all that. As an American I actually lived in Ireland at a young age and plan to return and find it ridiculous to claim 'Irishness' but that's the reason for that
I happen to get sunburns even napping under the trees ;(
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northern irish protestant (peoples originally from border between scotland and england) are known as scotch-irish in america and settled appalachia, hence why the accents are similar and culture (whiskey, guns, fighting, hating authority and the govt, love of independence and individualismm, similar music)
fun fact: liam neeson is one year older than pierce brosnan.
but he looks so much younger than him ...
But they're both incredibly sexy anyway.
Fun Fact: Pierce Brosnan is also Irish. 😱
Are you kidding me..they both look hot tho
0:48
First time I heard Conan taking a joke from another interview.
He made the same joke in between two ferns with Zach Galifianakis.
Greetings from Finland. Conan o brienfunniest man in the world.
Well not counting the pronunciation that way, but the accent alone, Liam's accent's cool. Wish I had such an accent at times.
If you close your eyes in the first 10 seconds, you can almost imagine that it's Harrison ford
Someone please tell Conan that he isnt an irish man.
He is Irish-American moron.
Both is parents were from people from Irish descent. They inter-married, never with Americans, but with the Irish who came over in the 1840s. So he is Irish.
His name is Conan O'Brien and he's from Boston. He's literally nothing else but irish
Some Irish people getting angry that Conan calls himself Irish when there own leader is a Pakistani or Indian or something. Lol.
Born and bred in castleknock, Dublin u spa
@@eoinwilson4228 Yeah he looks so Irish doesn't he. Oh and Varadkar is such a Irish name isn't it.
Yes! I'm from Ballymena, Co. Antrim!
weird, Liam's Irish accent almost sounds like scottish sometimes
Col. Tommy Hydra Because it's Northern Irish
POO POO PEE PEE ok gotcha, A friend also told me that its a scots dialect
+Col. Tommy Hydra I think you might be thinking of ulster scotts. It's not tho as Liam is catholic so would have been raised a lot more irish then protestants in the same area who might have learned ulster scotts. Funny 'language', it's essentially just slang
I'M Running Thaangs it's still a Northern Irish accent regardless of if he was raised Catholic or not.
@@col.tommyhydra6570 The accent in Northern Ireland is a mix of Irish, scottish and English and sounds abit like scottish with a smoother flatter Irish influence and the R (eer) is pronounced the same as the Irish would as opposed to scottish which roll their Rs. Btw the Scots Irish are a 19th century myth created by the know nothing movement, they never existed. Most ''scots irish'' are of Irish ancestry as opposed to planter stock, which is what they identify as today.
Second best man to come out of Ballymena after me
***** Damn it
the red heads in Ireland and Scotland are not Celtic but Nordic people mainly from Norway!!!!and also Irish people are small!!!
Does Conan know he's American??
tony lennon But born in America, schooled in America and living in America
his family have been in the us since the civil war he's american
Conan was born in America, but both his parents were born from parents who were from Ireland. His relatives on both sides of his family inter-married, they only married Irish people who came to the US from Ireland. So yes, born in America, got an American accent, but his blood is Irish.
dislikes are from whom stole neeson's daughter in taken .
The Irish and Kentucky accent being similar is probably because a ton of Irish immigrants moved to states like Kentucky, the Virginia's, and the Carolina's because (according to my grand father who's from Kentucky) the green hills reminded them of Ireland. Also explains why blue grass and Celtic music are sometimes really similar.
First wave of immigrants to America were ulster Scots from Northern Ireland which settled in mostly the Southern states of America, the 2nd wave of Immigrants were from Southern Ireland eg Dublin and Cork, Galway towns in Southern Ireland for example, they settled mostly in New York, Boston New Hampshire, New England, Man Hattan, long Island for example
all americans think they are irish.
No, not really.
ckc1241 I know, at least half think they are Italian.
very large percentage are though.
A lot of Irish men fought in the civil war and they have been here every since. They're Irish catholic and usually only marry in their church with other Irish people. So technically his ethnicity is Irish American
or that strange hybrid Scotch/Irish. I am British and my heritage is 50% English and 50% Welsh, thats two shades of pale
Jesus Christ, his parents aren't from Ireland, his _grandparents_ weren't from Ireland, oh, yes, my ancestor from 5674 years ago was from Vietnam, so I'm gonna refer to myself as Vietnamese. Cool? Cool.
KeybladeMaster Dovahkiin smh his both his parents have Irish parents and why would you want to identify as Vietnamese?!
Yes but if your family only married Vietnamese, kept up with the traditions of Vietnam, practiced the religion and spoke with the dialect of Vietnam and you were raised being told you're Vietnamese don't ever forget it, would you say otherwise?
He's literally from Boston which is an irish ethnic enclave. Most people from Boston are completely objectively irish
Connor O'Brien you not Irish. how dare you
+The Sentient Andromeda Galaxy - Being Irish and having Irish heritage are two very different things.. Big difference between an Irish person and an Irish-American.
Conan was born in America, but both his parents were born from parents who were from Ireland. His relatives on both sides of his family inter-married, they only married Irish people who came to the US from Ireland. So yes, born in America, got an American accent, but his blood is Irish.
John King he was over here a couple a years ago making fun off us. dare I say it the. Brits are our real friends now
+irish1 you sound like a special snowflake
irish1 show me where he made fun of us I want to see your proof
I cringe when Conan calls himself an Irishman. Conan you are American!
He is of Irish decent.
+Roseand Stem oh boo hoo. he respects his heritage, deal with it
He's allowed to be proud of his Irish heritage, he may be American but his ancestors were from Ireland, I gave Irish Scottish English and German and my family have lived in Australia about 5 generations and I'm proud of my heritage and I say it but most of all I'm proud to be Australian I love and respect my country's history and my ancestors fight and courage to come to this land
+Roseand Stem When cringe knowing that people like you have access to the internet.
Agreed. hes a Yank.
His northern Irish accent is fadinggg
He's northern Irish not Irish! It's different
+claire hillis technically no, both countries are in Ireland, there's just an artificial, made-up border dividing them, probably not for much longer.
+claire hillis its all the same to us awesome americans
hes got an obe
Both northern Irish and southern Irish are just as Irish as each other
I'm not Irish, I am Northern Irish British because I grew up and live in Belfast with British culture; and being raised in a Protestant community under these circumstances it is pretty offensive when people try to compare you to the Irish. We are different, I have a British passport and I live in Northern Ireland which is a country; I wish people would stop feeding foreign countries with lies.
Liams a wee prod
Wrong, he was raised Roman Catholic. That is why he was named Liam and not the longer William.
I forgot if you're American and your family is half Irish it means you're 100% automatically Irish even though you dont have any irish experience and you never grew up there hahaha gas
is the show Between too Ferns a show all the way back in the 90s cause i herd Conan tell that joke long time ago.
Oh I like Liam. I didn't know he's Irish.
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He looks like commander malcolm reed from star trek enterprise.
well mcdermott1989, i'll just mention this story. i was drinking in a pub in ballyferriter with two irish fellows and i said 'well, i'm not irish, i'm irish-american' and they said 'you're irish, same as us. where was your blood made?' that's them talking, not me
He’s Irish American but it’s good that he’s proud of where his family comes from. Although I understand that it can be annoying for Irish people.
Sad but true. A lot of people judge people by where they were born and raised instead of their DNA.
can't forget that he was the father of the lone wanderer
Conan reused the sunscreen joke fro Between too Ferns!
Did you know that Europe is not a single country but many different countries with many different cultures and laws? Mind blown right?
Papacito Liam!!!!!!!!! Grrrrrr
I’m from Ballymena
i hear him and just think .... hey it's Aslan !
Fun fact, I'm also from Ballymena County Antrim 😀
Conan is of Southern Irish Ancestory which is Dublin, not Irish ancestory which is very vague
Liam Neeson is notkilling anyone in this scene.
Liam Neeson, can you get anymore Alfa xD he also fits very well in a american military uniform like the one you can se him use in the movie A-team ^^ No I am not gay, I just think he is awesome haha!
gay
gaaaaaay xD
Liam Neeson and Morgan Freeman are the two people who I would love to narrate my life :)
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Anyone here from the vox Kevin Spacey video?