American Reacts Clarkson, Hammond and May: The Most Offensive Clips... In The World.
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As a Brit, I'm impressed with your ever increasing grasp of sarcasm
He's evolving lol
Every syllable of that was just DRIPPING! 😜😜✌✌😂😂
Open mind gets you far in life.
I am British Sheldon cooper, yet to understand what counts as banter or sarcasm
Agreed!
-A fellow Brit
Btw, the "food item" you wanted someone to identify was an Aubergine. Also known in some places as an "eggplant" for a reason I can't recall.
Blasphemy
Also THAT emoji
ONLY known as (laughingly) an 'eggplant' by ignorant Americans who have brains the size of Trump's (so NONE). But correctly referred to as... an aubergine!
@@stewedfishproductions7959 Trump or Biden; neither are exacly intellectual giants, though from a British perspective, the corrupt, senescent Biden's more of a nuisance. His sad delusion about UK-Ireland relations and his sympathy with the loathsome EU, for example.
@@squirepraggerstope3591 - Here in the UK we say 'Better Biden' than 'Don the Con' (once a grifter, always a grifter OR the 'Grifter that keeps on Taking'). He is absolutely HATED in Scotland; he LIED to the Scots; Sadly, the 'knock on effect' being that Americans don't get a great welcome anywhere!!!
Sarcasm is one corner of British humour. Self deprication is another.
The Mexican Ambassador WAS awake, WAS watching and WAS NOT amused. I believe the BBC received a strongly-worded letter of complaint, but I don't think anything came of it, except opportunities to threaten each other with exile in Mexico, but that's another story.
12:07 when Jeremy said Slope, it wasn't the bridge he was talking about he was talking about the person walking on it that special was aired in Burma, a primarily Asian country.
The word "slope" is actually a derogatory term for someone of Asian descent. I'm still surprised that I managed to slip though and actually got aired
I dont mind the pauses at all, because for me you are such a relatable person. Open minded, self conscious, logical, all that good stuff which will get anyone far in life.
@@Ant1ev0 humans have always been the same, it is getting a bit worse though
23:25, he said "do you know anyone who's been on strike today"
9:50 I believe they did a challenge episode once where Jeremy drove from Milan to London in about 12 hours, non-stop.
From sound I feel like guessing Bugatti vs plane
@@mlee6050 I think so. The truffle one, whichever one that one was.
@@adammullarkey4996 okay yeah sounds like it, I think I remember truffle in Bugatti and James sleeps after saying you unbearable man and Richard is annoyed James not fly at night
Top Gear also did a race from Wembley to Milan back in 2012 I think.
@@marcdavey Yes, I forgot about that, but you're right.
Mc jibbin , Conner your great at this from a British point of view the efforts you put in to understand us brits/ English and our sense of humour is appreciated I haven’t watched many of you history channel but lots of the comedy ones thankyou for your time and effort you put in keep up the great work
I'm glad the slope on the bridge joke went over your head because i'm surprised they got away with that one.
Technically he was right, twice.
The bridge was not level though
He needs to watch more vietnam war movies to get it.
Hi Connor the Vauxhall was General Motors main brand in the UK, Holden in Australia and Opel in Europe.
8:00 fun fact: the Mexican ambassador was actually watching the show (not asleep) and Top Gear and the BBC had to apologize
Aubergine (Latin;- Solanum Melongena) is the correct name, but known as an egg plant in the USA or Canada
- 'Latin' is incorrect. It's (informally) 'Latin name' or formally, 'species name'
- you do not capitalise the species epithet; Solanum Melongena should be Solanum melongena
Vauxhall was one of the earliest UK motor manufacturers, acquired by General Motors, and folded the Chevrolet commercial division in the UK into Bedford with Vauxhall in 1933. Orginally made at the Vauxhall Iron Works, London basically moved to Luton , Bedfordshire and encouraged by British Government to open a further car plant in the Liverpool (Ellesmere Port) Area
2:30 the fact you thought you recognised where he was perfectly proves his point😂 lots of america all is the same!
It's like when you copy your friends homework but change it just enough so the teacher doesn't know you're copying
that was the Alabama road trip
So you're saying he's rude and fat? Not cool
'Jeremy Clarkson's Most Iconic Moments' is a very funny video. One of the better Clarkson compilations that you haven't seen.
Also a drive from London to Milan would take about 13hrs or to Rome about 18hrs.
Richard Hammond had an almist fatal car crash suffering a major head injury.. and spent 4 months in hospital... hense the jokes abiyt him losing his marbles
I went on a holiday to Italy on a motorbike once. From Dover, England to northern Italy took a few days.
Cool vids mate!
Dude in a lot of your videos you stop yourself from giving your perspective, opinions or insights as you appear to believe that your audience does not want to hear it. My advice would be to go with it and not be so hard on yourself. There are loads of reaction channels out there and the viewers who come back to your videos do so for your contributions to them. Keep on doing the great job you already are.
London to Rome is about 1,200 miles and would take you about 19 hours in a car, queues to get through customs from England to France permitting - which has been taking HOURS as the French want us to suffer as we left the EU and therefore refused to £billions to subsidise the costly administrative nightmare that is the former Common Market. They hate us but that’s been going on for centuries.
Blows my mind that people dislike you reacting to a video on a reaction video 🤯
I think it's more the fact he's made a 7 minute reaction video nearly 40 minutes long
I'm thinking it's when he pauses and say's "what?" When somebody said "water" and he didn't understand it because it didn't sound like "wader"...
Your face when Hammond said land of the free haha
Connor, you are getting to grips with sarcasm. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Proud of you, your growing into a British man. We should have a Connor coming out party (as a Brit 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂). Is it obligatory that when you live in Alabama you learn to play the banjo? 🪕 Hammond “man loves rules” on his truck. Uk Topgear V American Topgear was a brilliant special. 🤣😂🤣😂 You need to watch the Topgear Races. Egg Plant / Zucchini is the name of that item.
Deli Belly / Squits / Runs / Trotskies, that would be littering and illegal. Vauxhall Vectra.
The clip (21:12 time stamp) with Hammond and the person of restricted height, for everyone’s information Hammond (Hamster) is on the left of the screen 🤣😂🤣👍🏻👍🏻. Something Europe do better than Americans is hot hatches.
Connor you are awesome, you do make me laugh when you don’t get something. You get the “lights are on but no one is in” look on your face. You know this police stop is a setup, it’s not real. Connor we have talked about this, don’t take everything literally. 😂🤣😂🤣😂 You flipped the bird at a policeman? You have gone down in my estimations. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I have done worse than that. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣. Hope all is well Connor, take care. 👍🏻👍🏻
Your like 50times cleverer than most Americans well done x
I’m surprised there wasn’t a bigger furore when he said there was a “slope” on the bridge
The " trots" AKA the back yard trots, means diarrhoea. Most old houses still had outhouses in the back yard.
4:26 sadly true, not to the extend Clarkson is implying but the US did kill Brits in friendly fire, one was a Warthog where the pilots actually described a British convoy on the ground and the markings agreed upon to use so friendly fire wouldn't happen, and then opened fire.
To be fair the British did do friendly fire but was on themselves, and the only Challenger tank taken out of action was by another Challenger with a totally stupid commander in charge.
The video from the warthog is publicly available, you can hear the pilot being physically sick by having engaged blue on blue. Not saying that he didn't make mistakes, but what you described as "saw markings"was that he saw something orange on the convoy. Which was not exclusive to the brits and not a universal "this is friendly marker" and he got no response on the radio.
@@volundrfrey896 Yup the definite mistake was not waiting for a response, can understand the adrenaline from flying over hostile areas and the need to stop the enemy once spotted, but with there being doubt he really needed that answer first.
Things like this happen in most conflicts, just happened that this was recorded.
The proper name is an aubergine but some weirdos call it an eggplant 🤣
The joint clip is from an episode of meet the neighbours, its on the border between Belgium and the Netherlands. The meet the neighbours series is a bit old but its a great way to understand European culture and stereotypes.
Vauxhall is Opel for the UK market
17:18 That is a Aubergine or Eggplant
25:16 "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles" are the first words of the old german anthem, that had three verses. Today, we still have the same melody, but we only sing the third verse: "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit".
32:30 I think it was Belgium and the Netherlands.
Jeremy punched one of the production staff because there where no hot dinners after a days shoot, and the assistant brought him a sandwich, which is why he got sacked as presenter
Exactly he pissed off to many higher ups in the BBC.
The trio carried on filming motoring related adventures on Amazon - as everyone says whenever you release a video on theses three.
Connor: "I'll stop talking," - "Why am I talking?"
Because you're a reactor, not a mannequin? xx
A fruit cake morelike
The Top Gear of the 2002-2015 period was the Fawlty Towers of motoring shows. Politically incorrect. And entertaining.
the food item is called an aubergine (or egg plant in your part of the world). Technically they are classed as a fruit rather than a vegetable due to the inclusion of internal seeds
Oh my days you're so cute when you try to act angry!😄🇬🇧
Blood weird morelike
The original top gear with Clarkson/Hammond and May is probably my No1 show in my 55yrs. Its great to see an American appreciate the chemistry with these three idiots lol. The toilet idea of yours isn't a bad idea. I can't figure why trucks don't have one under the passenger seat with chemicals though.
Regarding your idea of toilet in the rear seats emptying onto the road, obviously you've never ridden a motorcycle on the road.💩😣
Originally from India, it is known as "Brinjal".
It's scientific name is "Solanum melongena"
Didn't you react to this one already?
Driving to Italy depends if you go through Germany or Switzerland from France. Took us about 5 hours down to the border of Switzerland/France. We then went into Austria and over the mountains to Italy. Traffic in Italy is ridiculous.
At 34:29 the “food” items are AUBERGINES (aka ‘Egg Plant’)
The long short of it was that Jeremy apparenty punched the producer in the face for giving him a cold lunch, which i dont believe o word of and he got fired, then Hammond and May said well if clarcson does not work on Top gear neither do we:-P, remember Jerery scripted all them episodes, nice brotherhood moment there, and they went to Amazon to make many more millions as a threesome, stilll goin strong:-), love them three😛
We call those vegetables Aubergine, while you lot call them Egg plants because eggs are Purple !!
😂😂😂😂
My boss done a long weekend motorcycle trip from Glasgow to Milan. Left Thursday back on Sunday. So not too long from London I’d imagine.
I’ve done South Wales to Tuscany in Italy in a day, took 22hours and a little over 1000 miles
Always love your opinion on our mad shows
12:00 the only one you didn’t understand is the only one they got forced to apologise for hahahah
There's an episode of top gear where races a Hammond and may on a train.
You mean the one where Jezza races Hamster and Cpt.Slow from London to Milan?
@@laziojohnny79 monte carlo in the Aston Martin.
@@mancuniangamecat8288 Ah ok, different destinations and cars, same shit French train tho.
It is a long drive from London to Italy, 14 hours by car and 10 hours by train.
Americans can't do sarcasm, hence when you say your offended, we believe you
the brits call em Aubergene and us ozzies EGGPLANT
17:08, those would be eggplants (Solanum melongena) good sir. By the way, huge fan of your channel.
Also, you asked who gypsies are. Gypsies or Romani/Roma (most gypsies prefer to be called Romani and will become highly offended if you call them gypsies because they see it as a derogatory term and a racial slur) are a nomadic people, mostly made up of the Indo-Aryan ethnicity (mainly with ties to south Asia), who travel from place to place. The word Roma literally means "people". They can be found all across the world but are commonly found in Europe (such as Romania) and the Americas. Also, Romani is their language, which has Greek and Balkan influences. Throughout history, dating back to the dark ages, the Romani were constantly enslaved by others and were also used as scapegoats for the atrocities committed by others, such as being blamed for causing epidemics and plagues throughout history. Adding to this, their people suffered greatly form the Holocaust, forced assimilations, and ethnic cleansings (geocide). Because of all the lies and myths spread about them by others, Romani suffer widespread discrimination and are viewed as suspicious, antisocial, and inappropriate. They are also viewed as the cause of poverty and high crime by many Europeans. These numerous hardships resulted in the Romani being nomadic and untrusting of outsiders as well as refusing to assimilate with others. As a result, they developed a close community which prioritizes survival above all else. Today, numerous world organizations are currently working to eradicate the discrimination and persecution of the Romani. A common western stereotype is that all Romani are superstitious people who use crystal balls and read people's palms. This however is not true. Most Romani are of numerous religions such as the Catholic and Muslim faiths, and they are also known for adopting the spiritual and religious beliefs of the area/country they settle in. While there are bad apples in their communities who steal and commit other crimes (which adds the the prejudices that people have of them), they are widely known as a hospitable people who value cleanliness, purity, respect, generosity, honor and justice. There are many other things you can learn about them if you do some research.
To those who know more about the Romani then myself, I apologize if there are any errors I have written and please feel free to comment other fun facts about the Romani people 😊
As someone with Roma grandparents, you are correct about pretty much all of this, but I want to add that the word Gypsy is also used about Irish travelers, which are an unrelated itinerant group of people that are nonetheless distinct from the surrounding Irish people. The word is also used, especially in America, for nomadic people in general. So, I don't know how I feel about the word itself. I personally have no problem with being called it and using it about myself because that's the word people know and they won't have any more stereotypes about the people of my grandparents than they already have because of a name change, but other people might feel differently, especially if they are from Eastern Europe where there is a lot more "tension" in this debate.
Btw, thanks for mentioning the Holocaust. My particular heritage, Sinti/Manouche (German/French Roma that speak an unintelligible dialect to other Roma, like the Kalderashi), was almost completely wiped out in the Porrajmos (the big bite. Always thought it sounded really, really scary.), as my grandpa used to call it, and he would always get resentful whenever the Holocaust was brought up as if it was synonymous with the Shoa (the killing of the Jews), because
"People don't care about us dirty Gypsies because we haven't got enough money to be people and we haven't got enough writers to be important people. That's how clever the Jews are: They don't only have money; they have other people's money (bankers), and they not only have writers, they have writers that people read every day (journalists)."
Today, I bet he would be seen as an anti-semite for that comment, but in reality, I think he was just bitter about growing up in a culture that was no longer there, while he watched as the state of Israel fought successful war upon successful war against its neighbors between the 40's and 60's while the whole Western world threw money at it like their favourite terrier in a dog fight. He was a very skilled artisan ironworker and made some very pretty art that still hangs on my parent's wall, but he worked all his life making metal beams and railings in a factory only to die two weeks after retiring. A fate that is surprisingly common among his generation; they seem to live their whole lives seeking the freedom that was lost when their parents' generation settled down to avoid persecution only to die from the freedom-associated vices they used to get by until then, often alcohol and smoking.
Sorry about this being incredibly long and unraveling. I just never really talked about it and was incredibly upset and frustrated at his funeral and nobody else gave him a proper eulogy for pretty much the same grief-related reasons.
Sorry Connor but the railway had been using toilets that emptied straight on to the tracks since the 1800. They can no longer do this due to health and safety. 🇬🇧🇺🇸😀🖖
ZACUSCA......I claim my prize Super Mc !
What’s interesting in this video at 9:00 Jeremy is talking about hydrogen cars because they would be completely eco friendly with no emissions and much better for the environment than a scam of an electric car. Unfortunately no one in has yet managed to make a mainstream hydrogen car.
after punching one of the production crew, Clarkson was sacked by the BBC, Hammond and May plus the producer all left and created The Grand Tour which is shown on Amazon Prime
Fuel tank generally goes underneath back seats
Aubergine in UK english and "egg plant" in American english.
Hope the second episode of an idiot abroad is coming!!!
For those not understanding the references to Truck Drivers murdering prostitutes, look up Peter Sutcliffe (aka Yorkshire Ripper).
IIRC, it was in watching one of Clarkson's US progs including a hilarious rant about Pickup Trucks and those who drive them, that I first heard the acronym "P.E.C.F."
17:25 they are eggplants/aubergines
FROM WESTMINSTER TO DOVER IT IS AROUND 2 HOURS GIVEN TRAFFIC AT AROUND 11 ON A WET DAY ☺ BUT TRAFFIC ALWAYS BAD ON OUTSKIRTS OF LONDON
I've driven from London to Milan in less than 18 hours, taking it easy.
London to Milan in Northern Italy would probably take 15-20 hours nonstop. Anyone sensible would spread it over 2 days with a night stop. 👍
19:30 We've been doing that on our trains in the UK for over 100 years...
Use the loo and it's straight out on to the track when you hit the flush!
I didn't know about this til many years later....there was a racist comment/claim from Clarkson about a "Slant" when that Chinese man was walking on the bridge,slant was referred to a Chinese/asian person. I did hit the news 😮
The vegetable (although it's technically a berry) is an Aubergine, also known as an Eggplant or a Brinjal in certain places.
You mean the uploader?
My granddad used to drive to Italy to meet us out there on holiday to use his nice old car took him about a day with rest included maybe a bit less
They didn't lose anything, they did Grand Tour instead which is a million times better and bigger than Top Gear ever was and they're not hamstrung and censored by the BBC. They all have their own shows now too, Our Man In.. which is James May's show is amazing, Clarkson's Farm is arguably a bigger deal than Top Gear and Grand Tour ever was..
Good Points but TOP GEAR was the biggest selling programme all over the World which rather shortens the argument:)
@@Isleofskye we don't really know how big Grand Tour is, what we do know is it's a huge deal for Amazon (far and away one of their biggest shows in a sea of absolutely massive originals) and that they plough millions into it, but we'll never see hard data.
17:19 in my country that is called blue tomato (eggplant aubergine)
@17:06
Eggplant (US, Canada), aubergine (EU) or brinjal (Indian subcontinent, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa) is a plant species in the nightshade family Solanaceae. Solanum melongena is grown worldwide for its edible fruit.
17:08 some people call them Eggplants, others call them Aubergines. They're both the same thing.
Driving from London to Rome (which is the only such trip I've ever timed) took a bit over 17 hours and I didn't keep the speed limit. That's just the driving, that's not counting rest stops or filling up.
AS I SAID...It is a Rumanian variation called ZACUSCA......TOP, Please.
Thank You😀
"Deutschland, Deutschland über Alles" is the first sentence from the German national anthem, translating to 'Germany, Germany over all', but got a bit controversial after WW2 for obvious reasons.
No that’s the old version that is now associated with nazi Germany. Today the lyrics are Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit, fuer das deutsche Vaterland
@@Jonsson474 Nooo! That's the first line of the third couplet (verse), which since 1952 is the officialy and only one used at official matters or sport events. Nevertheless the first one is, although controversial not forbidden by law and still sometimes used, either by preference, mistake or out of nationalism.
London to Milano (northern Italy) by car is 16 hours with no breaks
Jeremy punched a producer because he wouldn’t get him any food in the hotel after he had finished filming at 11 at night
If you are anything like me it takes a lot to offend you, I love pretending to be offended
Aubergine easy as
You might call them egg plants
You call it eggplant, in the UK aubergine, in my country vanata.
Calais ( France ) to Italy takes around 11 hours
Aubergine, eggplant or brinjal and its a fruit, ( Berry)
we've seen this one more than once !
You think the best driving road might be in America 🤣😂🤣😂, oh you've got such a long way to go on this journey!
I'd say take it reasonably easy 14 hours
14:50 UK PRISON BUS FOR THE AUSTRALIANS 😂 😂 😂
Flipping the bird to cop in the states is protected under 1st ammendment and you getting pulled over is a retaliatory stop.
The Mexican ambassador was watching this and complained to the government formally.
The vegetable looks an aubergine, which Americans call an eggplant
That is Eggplant 😊
You missed the innuendo
Slope is a derogatory tem for Asian person
So when he said there was a slope on the bridge..... go figure
Those purple fruits are called Egg plants or aubergines.
Connor don't be offended by some of the comments. If you show offence some people will do it all the more! take them with a pinch of salt. x
Itll take about a week to drive from London to Italy a few hours to get to the channel tunnel roughly 5 days to wait for the French to do their job and then the rest to get to Italy
LONDON TO PARIS 6 HOURS DRIVE IF YOU STARTED AT 10 45 286 MIL or 7 hours 40 mins with no tolls but the car train through the channel tunnel
Aubergine/egg plant or the proper name solanam malongena spelling might be off. 🤔
about the drive through france, it takes about 14 hours straight from the channel tunnel to Nice (southern country)
Having driven from Le Have to Barcelona several times in the eighties I can confirm it takes approximately 14 hours only stopping for a piss! 🤣🤣🤣
Connor, I'm pretty sure you've seen all of this before.
for the toilet on the back seat. you would be responsible for many accidents due to the slippery road
You know you legally have to talk. Stop saying sorry.