At least that was the case for season 10 below, just disappointed that they went through the same fate as the Simpsons, even Seth MacFarlane is aware that family guy is losing its humour, that's why seth created American Dad.
I live in the Boston area (US) and yes, if you act confident you can basically go anywhere you want. I sometimes wear a high-vis vest for work and I’ve walked all over skyscrapers and police stations without anybody questioning me, it’s unreal.
We have been to NYC a number of times and the people there are friendly and helpful. If you stand in the sidewalk looking at a map, someone will ask where you are trying to go and if they can help you. Our first experience in NYC upon arriving at Grand Central RR station, we asked a business man where the ticket booth was that sold Broadway show tickets (this is an outdoor booth). He not only showed us, but helped us take our luggage there.
Yeah a lot of people are friendly out here and we’re pretty used to tourists most of the time if you’re confused and someone is heading in the same direction they will take you there but if you’re caught in a morning rush and people are trying to get to work they won’t be so nice especially if a train is late that ruins everyone’s mood.
As a native New Yorker, I can say that we are friendly, but very direct. NYC is a very fast paced city and we do not like to be delayed. Please do not block the sidewalk while trying to get around or looking up at the tall buildings. Must try the pizza, the bagels and hot dogs from street carts.
@@CharlieRogers50 Well, everyone is wrong. As far as New Yorkers are concerned anyone who blocks the sidewalk and doesn't allow others to pass is an uneducated, selfish fool. By the way, being direct is not treating anyone like garbage. Being direct and blunt is much better than being a sneaky snake. I have found that most people around the country love my New York outlook and drive. I know a ton of people who like hiring New Yorkers because we get things done. The only downside to NY is its liberal corrupt government and by extension the high taxes and overpriced housing.
@aDg 2k18 Yes, I know. I used have family in NJ as well. Almost every Christmas as a kid was in NJ. And I cannot forget the NYJ games and rock concerts at the Meadowlands.
I lived in England when I was a kid and I remember half the afternoon on BBC2 (one of only three channels at the time) was an announcer calling out sports scores. "Everton nil. Southampton nil. ... Chelsea nil. Manchester United nil. ... Liverpool nil. Sheffield United one. ... Tottenham nil. Crystal Palace nil. ... " This went on all day! I'd go out and play for three hours and come back in to find him still going at it. ;-)
I went to NYC late February last year, just before Covid happened. It's one hell of a big city! A LOT of people. Times Square is one of the busiest places I've ever been to and experienced. Definitely want to go again though!
@ro_ftw1 went for 3 nights, and visited most of the major attractions. ESB, One World, MSG, Grand Central, Central Park, Intrepid Aircraft Carrier museum, Charging Bull, Natural History Museum (over rated), World Trade Centre Subway Station (forget what it's called... The Oculus I think?). Walked over Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan OP). It was a great trip, but I was so tired from it all. Did a lot of mileage!!
I have a love/hate relationship with NYC, on the one hand it's NYC so if you say you live in New York everyone defaults you to living in NYC instead of the rest of the state. But on the other hand a rather sizable part of my family is from NYC because they landed there and never left.
Went to NYC on vacay and found they were (shockingly) some of the friendliest people I'd ever met while traveling. As long as you don't get in their way.
Not sure why I havent subbed to your channel yet (just did). I always see your vids in the suggestions and they're great every time. You guys are awesome.
The first British scene is from “Chap of the Manor.” Would love to see y’all react to that. Its not a whole episode, it’s a segment of an episode where they take audience suggestions.
As someone who lives in Philadelphia I can say that there are alot of friendly people it just depends on where you go and who you're around it is no secret that you'll find more friendly people in small towns, especially in southern states, southern hospitality always gives me butterflies.
The "taking over Manchester with two bullets" joke comes from a place of love. I'm a liberal hippy in America, I have more guns than I have fingers and enough ammunition, that I'd need a truck to move it. To quote Month Python! related to Camelot, "It's a silly place"
13:50 I think thats very much a thing here in the US too. Look the part, act the part, and you can just walk right past security. In many situations at least.
New York is kinda rough to outsiders but not as rough as you think. There's this one clip where a woman who's obviously not from NY shouts "Hello New York!" like in the clip and stereotypical movies and some dude in the background yells "Shut up woman!" at her.
lmfao the Canadian impressions are actually not spot on but its as spot on for stereotype as you can get indeed XD i love Family Guy Canadian jokes, the accents are killing me :D
New York is the kind of place where you'll be watching SpongeBob in Spanish without wanting too while hearing gunshots, sirens, and people being beaten up male and female on a daily basis. The kind of place where giving money to homeless near Central Park leads to them chasing after you child or adult.
I'm a New Yorker and it's such a bad stereotype!! We're not all assholes. Only sometimes...when people don't walk quickly, when they don't order their coffee fast enough, when they speak too slowly, when they stop us on the street....oh wait.
The miners striking gold being gay is in reference to the fact that most of those Western towns were inhabited mostly by men without many women when they were first settled, they were outnumbered by a lot.
You absolutely go to a bar in Manhattan or Brooklyn daz lol. I lived there all my life and go to bars all the time at night and nothing ever happened to me.
There's funny, ridiculous, and stupid things about everything. There's jokes to be made at everything. And sometimes the most distasteful jokes are the funniest.
Now here's the funny thing, it seems in general like people just don't know Australian accents very well...I'm from Virginia in the U.S. and came over to England with my childhood friend who is originally from some suburbs north of London. Anyhow though, I went into a shop and the guy there asked me if I was traveling and though I had an Australian accent! Like WHAT. I have a pretty boringly normal American accent
It used to be a sterotype that british people have bad teeth since at least the 80's. Simpsons did it way back with their "Big Book of British Smiles" A book dentist show kids to get them to brush their teeth. I think it may have been something from pre NHS, or the Royal family genetics.
I've suggested several times that they watch Don Frye vs Takayama, possibly best fight ever, its more of a street fight than an mma fight, they just beat the shit out of each other the entire time
That German bedtime story? Totally real. It's from a kids book of tales written in 1845. All of them are that weird and most end badly.
Called "Struwwelpeter" I think I had mild trauma from that shit.
How do you figure it ended badly? He no longer sucks his thumbs.
the original germanic myths are even worse
@@jcarlovitch You have a very good point.
Hansel and Gretyl? Snow White? Sleeping Beauty? Rapunzel?
That’s the best thing about family guy, no one is safe, everyone is fair game for a laugh
Same with South Park lol
At least that was the case for season 10 below, just disappointed that they went through the same fate as the Simpsons, even Seth MacFarlane is aware that family guy is losing its humour, that's why seth created American Dad.
Except it’s lazily written. South Park truly threads the needle.
As my uncle in the Army once said “you’re all equally worthless!”
@@larrymcjones FMJ was the Marines, fella
Aww they cut off the punchline of the Hiroshima joke, you think it’s the bomb but he actually gets attacked by a falling baboon.
is that the punchline or just a save from that dark punchline
@@BillyMcBean. is the punchline
That was disappointing. Completely ruined the whole bit.
Absolutely evil the person making the compilation should consider rotting in hell
I live in the Boston area (US) and yes, if you act confident you can basically go anywhere you want. I sometimes wear a high-vis vest for work and I’ve walked all over skyscrapers and police stations without anybody questioning me, it’s unreal.
Ah classic Boston
a high-vis vest, a clipboard or a ladder. If you have the confidence you can get into anywhere with at least 1 of those 3 things.
That was a trick I learned in the army..Just carry a clipboard and walk like you have something to do and no one will question it.
3:56 I love the Premier League, but I couldn't help but laugh at the "which 12 football teams tied tonight" part.
We have been to NYC a number of times and the people there are friendly and helpful. If you stand in the sidewalk looking at a map, someone will ask where you are trying to go and if they can help you. Our first experience in NYC upon arriving at Grand Central RR station, we asked a business man where the ticket booth was that sold Broadway show tickets (this is an outdoor booth). He not only showed us, but helped us take our luggage there.
Must have gotten lucky. Im from NYC, i usually end up dealing with plenty of weird people
Yeah a lot of people are friendly out here and we’re pretty used to tourists most of the time if you’re confused and someone is heading in the same direction they will take you there but if you’re caught in a morning rush and people are trying to get to work they won’t be so nice especially if a train is late that ruins everyone’s mood.
as a new yorker the asians on the subway cutscene is so true🤣
As a native New Yorker, I can say that we are friendly, but very direct. NYC is a very fast paced city and we do not like to be delayed. Please do not block the sidewalk while trying to get around or looking up at the tall buildings. Must try the pizza, the bagels and hot dogs from street carts.
i had the worst hotdog ever from one of those carts. it was like a giant vienna sausage.
The problem is most New Yorkers feel "being delayed" justifies treating people like garbage. And that's why everyone thinks you're douchebags.
@@CharlieRogers50 Well, everyone is wrong. As far as New Yorkers are concerned anyone who blocks the sidewalk and doesn't allow others to pass is an uneducated, selfish fool. By the way, being direct is not treating anyone like garbage. Being direct and blunt is much better than being a sneaky snake.
I have found that most people around the country love my New York outlook and drive. I know a ton of people who like hiring New Yorkers because we get things done. The only downside to NY is its liberal corrupt government and by extension the high taxes and overpriced housing.
@@ESUSAMEX you can justify it however you want, but when you make people feel like shit people don't like you. It's that simple.
@aDg 2k18 Yes, I know. I used have family in NJ as well. Almost every Christmas as a kid was in NJ. And I cannot forget the NYJ games and rock concerts at the Meadowlands.
“Gunchester”
Anywhere in the US: that’s cute
Ngl americans would get bullied in Manchester though lol
@@Yung_Mango any outsider in foreign city/country would. People from Manchester would also get punked in the US.
@@Yung_Mango And Manchester people would get bullied in the US and vice versa, whoever has home court advantage honestly
Chicago was called little Iraq at one point
@@brownjatt21 Nah they probably wouldn't. Oasis had america on lock when they went.
that dracula clip is one of the funniest things ive ever seen
I lived in England when I was a kid and I remember half the afternoon on BBC2 (one of only three channels at the time) was an announcer calling out sports scores. "Everton nil. Southampton nil. ... Chelsea nil. Manchester United nil. ... Liverpool nil. Sheffield United one. ... Tottenham nil. Crystal Palace nil. ... " This went on all day! I'd go out and play for three hours and come back in to find him still going at it. ;-)
That Wisconsin joke is gold!
I’m from Kentucky, and now will be singing the new “Kentucky song”. 😆
I lived there for many years of my life and I will confirm the (mostly) accurate nature of the song :D
I went to NYC late February last year, just before Covid happened. It's one hell of a big city! A LOT of people. Times Square is one of the busiest places I've ever been to and experienced. Definitely want to go again though!
@ro_ftw1 went for 3 nights, and visited most of the major attractions. ESB, One World, MSG, Grand Central, Central Park, Intrepid Aircraft Carrier museum, Charging Bull, Natural History Museum (over rated), World Trade Centre Subway Station (forget what it's called... The Oculus I think?). Walked over Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan OP). It was a great trip, but I was so tired from it all. Did a lot of mileage!!
lol I live in the mountains in a tiny town and am going to NYC this Oct. A little nervous to be around so many people. But excited as well.
I have a love/hate relationship with NYC, on the one hand it's NYC so if you say you live in New York everyone defaults you to living in NYC instead of the rest of the state. But on the other hand a rather sizable part of my family is from NYC because they landed there and never left.
I am in United States, and I think you are doing a wonderful job. Well done. Very entertaining.
Big East coast cities are considered unfriendly NYC, Boston, Philly, because we’re typically more cynical and aggressive. It’s just the lifestyle.
Went to NYC on vacay and found they were (shockingly) some of the friendliest people I'd ever met while traveling. As long as you don't get in their way.
An absolute pleasure to watch my brothers 😂
Thanks for the laughs
Not sure why I havent subbed to your channel yet (just did). I always see your vids in the suggestions and they're great every time. You guys are awesome.
The first British scene is from “Chap of the Manor.” Would love to see y’all react to that. Its not a whole episode, it’s a segment of an episode where they take audience suggestions.
need more family guy from you guys its gonna be a hitttt
As someone who lives in Philadelphia I can say that there are alot of friendly people it just depends on where you go and who you're around it is no secret that you'll find more friendly people in small towns, especially in southern states, southern hospitality always gives me butterflies.
I love your blokes commentary, keep it up!
The Blokes givin hella daddy vibes today 😉
Yum 😋
Wtf are you guys talking about lol
😂😉
Y’all are “creative” as hell
That's the way comedy should be. No one is safe and noting is sacred.
That convo about the guy coming to your place and you didn't know who he was "should've had a cup of tea" lmfao how stereotypical. "Mornin'"
Moosehead was the Canadian Beer of choice for myself...
The "taking over Manchester with two bullets" joke comes from a place of love. I'm a liberal hippy in America, I have more guns than I have fingers and enough ammunition, that I'd need a truck to move it.
To quote Month Python! related to Camelot, "It's a silly place"
8:40 Texans are friendly, even in the big cities. New York friends are friendly with people they know. Its just different.
13:50 I think thats very much a thing here in the US too. Look the part, act the part, and you can just walk right past security. In many situations at least.
As a Canadian listening to you talk about beers was funny
Sleman Honey Brown is the beer he's talking about but Molson Canadian is the big brand.
My grandma always had that cookie tin when we were kids. I can agree with family guy on that joke.
I love your videos guys
New York is kinda rough to outsiders but not as rough as you think. There's this one clip where a woman who's obviously not from NY shouts "Hello New York!" like in the clip and stereotypical movies and some dude in the background yells "Shut up woman!" at her.
Saw that on Tik Tok people did comment that NYC is jus like that
Those Danish cookies they were vfc talking about are delicious!
no cap
I have a buddy from Liverpool and everyone in America asks if he's Australian and it cracks me up.
I think you were referring to Sleeman Honey Brown? That's a good one. I thought that you had Moosehead available in the UK too, but I could be wrong!
Im sure the Giants are happy to see people are still wearing their merch
There's a Black American comedian who wears a cowboy hat and his catchphrase was "Hamburger"
I was looking to see if anyone caught that.
lmfao the Canadian impressions are actually not spot on but its as spot on for stereotype as you can get indeed XD
i love Family Guy Canadian jokes, the accents are killing me :D
New York is the kind of place where you'll be watching SpongeBob in Spanish without wanting too while hearing gunshots, sirens, and people being beaten up male and female on a daily basis. The kind of place where giving money to homeless near Central Park leads to them chasing after you child or adult.
I'm a New Yorker and it's such a bad stereotype!! We're not all assholes. Only sometimes...when people don't walk quickly, when they don't order their coffee fast enough, when they speak too slowly, when they stop us on the street....oh wait.
The miners striking gold being gay is in reference to the fact that most of those Western towns were inhabited mostly by men without many women when they were first settled, they were outnumbered by a lot.
No...
The joke about being gay is that San Francisco is the gay capitol of the world (at one point at least, dunno about today)
Come to Boston, you'll find it very easy to fit in
Honey Brown is the shit! I’m a Texas American, and we get it here. So good!
The old Asian one killed me 😂 I’ve experienced something similar irl 😂
You absolutely go to a bar in Manhattan or Brooklyn daz lol. I lived there all my life and go to bars all the time at night and nothing ever happened to me.
The funny part is the “mornin” bit sounds exactly like you guys
Dave Rocking the SLAYER shirt! I knew he was cool.
No I once went to Texas and people asked if I was Australian when I’m a Londoner 😂
We can't tell the difference idk it's default
The Arizona bit Is accurate
I know this is two years too late but Hamburger is a American comedian whose catch phrase is "Hamburger"!
NYC welcomes you guys with open arms! (post pandemic of course lol)
Nice to see you guys.. Daz, Dave and Mike
Can you guys react to Cassidy Campbells pranks? He’s so funny!
13:35 IMHO ur being generous by saying it was sarcasm and not just wrong
NYC? Lots of places to chill out, I do it every day
There's funny, ridiculous, and stupid things about everything. There's jokes to be made at everything. And sometimes the most distasteful jokes are the funniest.
Any fairly large city in the U.S. is going to have a large amount of people saying "get the f*ck out of my way".
My Favorite Australian reactors
Now here's the funny thing, it seems in general like people just don't know Australian accents very well...I'm from Virginia in the U.S. and came over to England with my childhood friend who is originally from some suburbs north of London. Anyhow though, I went into a shop and the guy there asked me if I was traveling and though I had an Australian accent! Like WHAT. I have a pretty boringly normal American accent
Getting close to 80k subs
That Wisconsin one kinda scared me lmao
I’m glad Dave got over his gingervitus!!
Hamburger Jones
Is a comedian. Thats his hook HAAAMBURGER!
Even Chicago is friendlier than NYC.
Love and peace.
We need to send you guys to New York for sure!
10:10
As a Wisconsinite, We don't sound like that. Yeah we say "crap", but we don't say the "a" like it is in "crayfish".
NEW YORK IS AWESOME!!! SO MUCH TO DO!!!! CITY NEVER SLEEPS!!🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎
I love short bread cookies as well
I had a New Yorker tell me they don’t like people standing around staring at the buildings while they’re trying to just walk on the sidewalk.
nyc Was ranked friendliest city in america
when visiting New York, STAY ON THE MAIN STREETS. everywhere else is dangerous
If you have confidence you can get into a lot of places in the US. I used to use that to drink at bars from 15 - 21 LOL
Ill admit to liking beer and cheese as a Wisconsinite, though I haven't watched American football since I was 4 or 5.
The guy who didn't belong in your building was "casing the joint"
Im from New york. I can confirm its all true
sleeman honey brown is the beer you're thinking of.
If you're confused about what's happening at 6:51:
ua-cam.com/video/JuvX63Q6ga4/v-deo.html
Watch every UK show- brown, crooked, missing, yellow, dead- 6:09 you have to admit it!
Okay fine, this is my favorite channel on UA-cam. I said it
We have tons of canadian beers here
Do - John Oliver describes countries. Good stuff.
I clicked on this expecting there to be at least 5 florida jokes
I got called australian in florida i think its just ignorance rather than sarcasm
It used to be a sterotype that british people have bad teeth since at least the 80's. Simpsons did it way back with their "Big Book of British Smiles" A book dentist show kids to get them to brush their teeth. I think it may have been something from pre NHS, or the Royal family genetics.
ya should do them roasting states
...Is that a Cowboys from Hell tattoo?
Damn that CFH tattoo is fucking wicked
You guys should react to some more UFC stuff. Maybe the best submissions or something.
I was hoping they’d react to butterbean or another one of the gatti v. ward series.
I've suggested several times that they watch Don Frye vs Takayama, possibly best fight ever, its more of a street fight than an mma fight, they just beat the shit out of each other the entire time
@@e-reptiledysfunction2243 yea that fight was epic!
@@indiana_bones5583 maybe throw n a request for it every once in awhile, maybe if they c several ppl requesting it they'll watch it
@@e-reptiledysfunction2243 I have; last thing I want to do is troll a good channel with constant requests. You have any other good fights in mind?
You guys should do Joe rogan toons..they're short stories and funny.
most popular beer in toronto is called "canadian".. tho my fav is "molton stock ale"
Family guy is perfect satire
Hi are you three related and your videos are lovely and God Bless You and Your Families
do you guys know Collin Furze? England is only so big, does he live in same neighborhood?
You have to visit Atlanta!
0:46 - 0:47 “on a chewsday”
InBev owns Labatt's. Same company that owns Stella. They probably flooded your market to see if it would sell
The Hiroshima clip was actually a baboon falling out of the sky and landing on the guy…not Little Boy.