Americans React to MARK FELTON Visited Buckingham Palace & Regretted It | REACTION
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King and Queen Boomers' Reaction to Mark Felton's Review of the Buckingham Palace Tour where he visited the Royal Household and regrets it. If you love History, please subscribe to Mark Felton's channel below!
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For the comments asking why we referred to the Queen, it’s probably because we still haven’t got over the fact that she’s gone. She was the Queen our entire lives and it still doesn’t feel real that she is not here anymore. Sorry for the confusion.
I call the new guy Queen Prince Charles, because he was Prince Charles my whole life and the ruler of the country was called the Queen my whole life, and I'm not going to change just because those people are now the same person.
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The royal yacht and Hollywood palace in Edinburgh is a good place to visit if you ever vist Scotland
@@rossanderson2983 yeah but be quick KB I’ll be leading the charge to repossess that yacht and palace for the benefit of ALL the people not just some German squatters , abs ZERO justification for a privileged Royal family now going forward . Especially with them all being adulterers and The King accepting suitcases stuffed full of money !!
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Awe, thanks so much Mr.and Mrs. Boomer, that means the world to me as just one of your British folks.!!!
I’ve been a huge fan of Dr Felton’s history channel for years - this is a very unusual video for him to make, he must have been fuming!
I knew from some of his videos he has a witty side to him, but I never expected a video like this.
@@willdavey1565 Yeah he did (I think it was him) a vid on the Monarch's motor vehicles which was interesting.
he is coming across as entitled and put out.. idiot.
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Dry, cutting sarcasm is something of an art form here in Britain and Dr. Felton is a true master.🤣🤣🤣
Queen Boomer, the "Beefeaters" or Yeoman of the Guard at the Tower of London, don't just wear a costume and give tours. They are all ex-servicemen and women and are employed to protect the Tower and Crown Jewels. It's not a costume BUT their official uniform, which has remained unchanged for centuries.😀
And they also live in the Tower of London too. I think all the Beefeaters have to have 22 years prior service with the military.
They have just received their new uniforms with CRIII on them, instead of EIIR,
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@@steelpanther9568 The design of the uniform hasn't changed, merely the royal cypher
The English sold out a small Island to Islam India & Blacks in 2040 the white british will be the minority mass immigration & illegals carry on flooding in
@@steelpanther9568 apparently the gold thread is recycled / re used. I wonder if they keep previous monarch uniform in a museum - V and A or Kensington Palace ?
The crown jewels are kept in the tower of London.
This is probably where you visited.
The guy you were talking about your majesty is called the yeoman of the guard or sometimes known as a beefeater and that's actually his uniform.
They're all former active service soldiers.
former active imperialist gangsters of the British ruling class parasites.
Yes - The Tower Of London - also massively overpriced
Whether the flags up or down she's DEFINITELY not there anymore.
The backpack thing is probably because people have the habit of forgetting the unusual appendage attached to their back and turn around knocking people or objects over.
I've had this experience on the tube with people snacking me in the face.
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Absolutely.
Should make it clear on public transport that people should take off their backpacks and keep it between their legs.
I remember visiting Pompeii and one of the guides pointed out damage done to various murals by backpacks, The wearers seem totally unaware of where there backpack is and the damage it may be inflicting.
Mark Felton is a fantastic narrator, his voice is very relaxing but easy to listen too, his ww2 videos are my particular favourites.
The best thing about this is that Mark Felton releases serious top quality vids mainly about WW2 and everyone respects him.
For him to release this barbed comedy put down of Buckingham Palace, he must have had such a shitty experience and just had to let them know exactly how bad their house regime is!! 😂
The flag thing goes like this:- if the union flag is flying then the monarch is not present.
If the royal standard is flying it means the monarch is there.
I hope that helps.
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And the queen is still dead 😂
@@okantichrist how amusing.
I can't wait for your next hilarious comment
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And how many of the World’s Population are going to turn up at your Funeral to pay their respects?
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The big palaces/castles in London are: Buckingham Palace, Tower of London (where the Crown Jewels are), Windsor Castle (King's weekend residence and actually outside London), Kensington Palace (London residence for William and Kate) and finally Hampton Court Palace (where King Henry 8th lived). I've visited them all except Kensington Palace and I enjoyed every visit, so I don't really understand this guy's bad review, but it was funny. Admittedly I haven't been to Buckingham Palace since 2008, so the experience might have got worse. Part of the reason for the lack of facilities is it's a working palace for most of the year, so they haven't really fully set it up for visitors, but there's not really any excuse now it's been an annual thing since 1993! Windsor Castle is much better in that it has lots of facilities and isn't so crowded.
Your tour would have been to the Tower of London . I’ve followed Mark Felton for years. I love learning parts of WW2 and other military history I never knew before
You should definitely visit the Tower of London, it's interesting, informative and the staff are lovely.. They also have the crown jewels there 🤣
I did the tour the other week. Agree with the over crowding but still enjoyed it. Takes about 90mins to see 14 state rooms
If you remember seeing the Crown Jewels then you must have visited the Tower of London, the most famous historical English landmark.
The Crown Jewels are kept in the Tower of London and after seeing this video, is a MUCH better tour than the palace! They have Yeoman warder tours in which they tell tales about the prison, torture and execution and you get to see the White Tower which is probably the castle like building Queen Boomer was talking about.
Well that was hilarious, us Brits can rip you a new one while smiling sweetly and sarcasm so scathing it draws blood 😂 Dr. Mark didn't enjoy that encounter at all, I can tell 😉 !
Dude I'm Brit and been watching your vids for ages.really enjoy you both of you. Full respect for liking Mark Felton didn't realize you watch him. Full respect dude keep on BOOOOMING
I thought I went through a rabbit hole, two of my favourite channels combined!
I'm British and I wouldn't pay £30 to go in there I'd rather pay to go in the Tower of London or Hampton Court, where I've been to both! And they were excellent 👍😍🇬🇧
Just go to the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, it's more stunning and interesting anyway and the tour is great, it was based on the Taj Mahal, you only need to see one palace, if you come to England I'd highly recommend a day or two in Brighton anyway, it's a fun seaside city with amazing nightlife and loads to do and it's not far from London, plus seeing as the Queen is an ex-chef she'll love the kitchens in the Royal Pavilion, they're amazing!!!
I've never had the urge to pay for a tour of Buckingham Palace, it's famous for being the least favourite residence of the Royal Family, The Queen mainly used it as an office but rarely stayed overnight. The King lives a stones throw away at Clarence House, but there are plans for him to move permanently to Buckingham Palace after renovations.
I remember they only opened Buckingham Palace to the public to pay for the Windsor Castle fire damage. Seems like the staff can't stand the general public haha.
Watched this yesterday. Good to see were on the same page, been watching Dr Mark's videos for the last couple of years. Usually, his subject matters aren't laugh a minute, rightly so. However, this video was a such a suprise, being hilarious.
Good point about the Acropolis in Athens - we were advised to arrive for the opening time and go straight to the temples at the top, which results in you getting the main attraction to yourself (more or less) for a good half hour. As for the museum on the approach, someone wryly pointed out that the best part of the Acropolis site are in the British Museum, so no need to pay to visit the one in Athens.
25:17 Queen Boomer, great Sean Connery impersonation “Sheventy sheven!” Agreed Mark Felton videos are superb. Really enjoyed his cutting comments on Buckingham Palace. 🤣
My daughter and 8 year old grandson travelled down to London from Scotland for a few days early August. They had booked tickets for the Buckingham Palace tour and thoroughly enjoyed it. No complaints. It was while the Scottish schools were still on holiday but the English school holidays hadn't started yet so maybe it wouldn't be quite so busy. They had no problems getting seated at the cafe either. I would say any major tourist attraction that is only open to the public for two months every year is never going to be quiet.
I would hate to be behind some of these people with these huge back packs. They pay no attention to who might be behind them and just about knock them unconscious every time they move.
The 'no photography' rule in these places is usually for security reasons, which I think is perfectly understandable.
Feel sorry for Mark - he should have gone with me. Been twice (for free - as my better half is a professional Blue Badge guide). Knowledge of how it works, peak times etc - avoided tour groups, queues and crowds. I had a great time on each occasion, found the staff great and everything well sign posted. Timing is everything. It is a working Royal Palace and security is very thorough and very restrictive - back packs have been used for explosive devices and photography is just a part of target recognisance - most sensitive places don't allow photography. They only opened it to the public to help fund the restoration of Windsor Castle - and they probably should stop it. It really is a tourist trap, not for locals - and it really is a fantastic money earner and a way of parting tourists from their money. Tower of London (also a palace) has the crown jewels (that is worth it!). Windsor Castle and the Royal Apartments is also a great visit. "The Crown" does NOT film inside the Palace!
But they allow you to keep the backpack as long as you carry it in your hand? I very much doubt you'd be allowed to enter the palace carrying any type of bag that hadn't been checked by the very thorough security. I would guess the real reason is that wearing a back pack it's very easy to knock things over or bump into things. Photography is not allowed because people can make money from selling/publishing photographs of areas not authorised by the palace, basically the palace has copyright on all of its imagery.
@@4Kandlez All true. Trouble is with backpacks they do get in the way - and each time I have been searched it is pretty cursory. Photography allowed has people using flashes, dawdling and clogging it up - timed entry limits entry numbers, but they need people to keep moving through. Like I said, my two visits, one quite recent, had no issues at all.
I'm from London, I have never visited a majority of London tourist attractions, went to the Tower once when I was about 5 and have not been back since. There's loads of museums, parks and art galleries in London, worth a visit to some of the markets, but these places...forget it,!
The Tower of London is definitely worth a visit. It may cost about 30 dollars each but it's worth it, visitors usually spend three hours in there, there's such a lot to see. A thousand years of history and tradition. Like Queen Boomer says, getting a guided tour by one of the 'Beefeater' guards is the best way to experience it. Quick tip, like Disneyland, go in as soon as they open and get in the queue for the Crown Jewels as soon as you enter, that way you'll avoid a 45 minute queue later in the day.
The 1000 yr old Tower of London is the place to visit guys, plenty of heads chopped off in that place.
Brilliant video guys. The Crown Jewels are kept in the Tower of London which is also where the Yeomen of the Guard aka "the Beefeaters" work and they do the tours. Well worth visiting, also the Houses of Commons is a fascinating place to visit if you do come to the UK next year.
I’ve loved Mark Felton’s videos for years now, and this is the funniest video he’s ever done.
Hi there i doubt it was Buckingham Palace where you saw bedroom. At BP you get to see the State Rooms not personal rooms. I was there a month ago. Saw the Coronation regalia.... absolutely superb
Tower of London is where the Crown Jewels are. It’s a really good tour as far as these things go
Liberace's house - chuckle
If you do visit the UK - worth doing a couple days in Oxford - a whole bunch of great free Museums + Galleries.
Accessible toilets are a big deal if you have a disability.
I suppose it's a kind of vengeance - in my pre-disability days I got trollied + did a wee in that big fountain out the front (just sat in it on a scorching hot day + "release"), think the guards ignored the sitting bit thinking I was cooling off ;)
Cheers or listening to my TED talk lol
Tower of London for the jewels I think + if you "do" London, google UK school term times + visit in the Autumn - it'll be a lot less busy in geneeral.
Museums > Royal stuff. Tower Bridge has some genuinely awesomely helpful staff. St Paul's was also pretty good. London museums are generally free/donation, but regardless when you go - EARLY. I'd definitely do Oxford over London for chilled out versus what you get to actually see "easily".
Worth speaking to staff wherever you go to get good pub/food recommendations from someone that knows the area and can steer you somewhere good too ;)
The Crown Jewels are in the Tower of London, and, FUN FACT. People actually live in its grounds and are relatives of Beefeaters and other guards there. One of which is Megan Clawson, an alumnus of the school I was a pupil at. She's done several UA-cam and Instagram videos about her life living in the Tower. Other royal residences are Clarence House, Windsor Castle, Kensington Palace and St James' Palace. Hampton Court Palace, a favourite of Henry VIII, is now the headquarters of the charity Historic Royal Palaces.
Now THAT is how a pissed off Brit reacts ^_^ Makes me proud.
Two great little museums that are a short walk away from Buckingham Palace.
1: The Guards museum.
2: The Household Cavalry museum.
Both are small and only took me forty five mins each to go round. But they are reasonably priced. Have a lot of interesting stuff there. And the staff are ex forces, so they know how to treat people with respect. Both well worth a look.
I can confirm to QB that She Is NOT There! 😁
man Mark Felton is a legend, love his channel
The Crown most certainly do NOT film inside Buckingham Palace. The REAL Royal Family view that programme with disdain.
QB may be thinking of The Tower of London, where they keep The Crown Jewels. The Yeoman Warders (also called "Beefeaters") are there and wear very historic uniforms.
The Crown was NOT filmed at Buckingham Palace, at all, as it was most certainly NOT authorised or even welcomed by the Royals. In fact, the scenes supposedly in Buckingham Palace were actually filmed in the contemporary Lancaster House a few hundred yards away.
I've been subbed to Mark Felton for a couple of years or more now and really enjoy his stuff. He does have a dry sense of humour, very witty.
Best wishes to king amd queen, I dont know if its your first baby but sending my love. I have 5 adult kids it aint easy when they're babies, the sun will eventially shine on you.
The Crown Jewels are in the Tower of London. The Beefeaters, or Yeoman of the Guard, are not wearing costumes, that is their uniform. They are ex-servicemen/women.. The Crown was not filmed inside Buckingham Palace.
I love Mark Felton histories but this was comic and genius!
The monarch has I think five houses in a personal capacity- Balmoral, Windsor, Sandringham. (forgot the other two,= St James ( which is used for Prince of Wales stuff?)) and a number held as the Monarch in Official Capacity - Tower Of London. Holyrood, Canarfon, and a bit of one in Northern Ireland ?
Mark missed the upgrade option to the Winter and Spring exclusive guided tours, which may be more to his keeping as a historian, rather than a reviewer of historic things for the rest of us.
The UK in December? Freezing cold and/or raining most of the time. You definitely would not have seen the Monarch's bedroom in Buckingham Palace as this is in the security restricted private quarters. The Queen's former bedroom however can be viewed on the Royal Yacht Britannia which is moored in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Queen, I think you're referring to the tower of London(crown jewels, beef eaters etc) also Windsor Castle is very popular and famous ✌️
Oh boy not been to Buckingham Palace and this doesn’t make me want to go this is a hilarious review love it thanks so much King Boomer brilliant ❤
Extra gold star 🌟 to the King for pronouncing “Buckingham” Palace correctly! 👍
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The Crown Jewels are kept in the Tower of London. My girl friend and her sister took their mother to Buck House as a birthday treat and she hated it too.
This is the funniest review I've ever seen. 😂😂😂
Absolutely hilarious! 😂
"spend a penny" is an expression for using a public loo
The tower of london is only place worth spending the entry fee!
much love to king and queen boomer, from the u.k.
tower of london, which is a castle, st james, windsor, hygrove and sandringham
I’ve been twice and didn’t feel this way at all. Everyone was very friendly.
I'm planning on winning the lottery any day now. You guys, the embrace the suck guys and the eclectic beard are on my U.K.guest list.
Don't think any of the Crown was filmed in the Palace. A lot of it was filmed in my home town Winchester
Mu grandma took me when i was 14, she called it mucky and the curtains dirty. 😂
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"Well fed Hanoverians" refers to the Royal family, family tree
Tower of London for Crown jewels
If the royal standard is flying then the King is in residence, if you see the union flag then the king is not there.
Didn't it come in after Princess Dianna died.
At the time they only flew the royal standard whilst the royal family was at home and no flag when they where not.
As the royal family where away at the time, and as such the royal standard wasn't up so it couldn't be flown at half mast.
So after they started flying the Union Flag when the royal family are away so the Palace can fly a flag at half mast at times of national mourning.
yup he's out facilitating kiddy fiddlers.
Not surprised. They only started tours after it caught fire and Lizzie had to justify the repair bill. I can well imagine there's resentment at being reduced to a tourist attraction by the staff if they different duties when it's closed to the public.
The Royals don't pay their staff well at all either.
Tower of london is brilliant beefeater are funny .Christmas in london is amazing so is newyesrs eve
One of my favourite UA-cams reacts to one of my other favourite UA-camrs 😊
Bloody love Mark Felton productions, I was in London for AEW last month and got stuck amongst tourist watching changing of the guard 🙄😂
In terms of the flag, if the Royal Standard is flying, the King is present at the Palace, if the Union Flag/Jack is flying then they aren't.
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I do believe that the no-wearing-of-backpacks 'house rule', is so that visitors don't turn around, and either bump into other people, or more importantly for the palace, do a 180 degree and connect with a 1660s Vermeer or 1623 Rubens.
after seeing those chandeliers you have to watch Only Fools And Horses cleaning the chandelier moment
Sad to say but the Queen is no longer there regardless of the flags so I agree with you - corrected something sent at work today which said Her Majesty's when describing one of the tax services - With the flags if the Union Jack / Flag is flying - ie the British or UK flag as you may know it as the monarch is not present at Buckingham palace. When the King (now) arrives at Buckingham Palace (or any other palace) the flag flying is lowered and one known as the Royal Standard is flown - you may have seen it (also on the cars) hard to describe, but divided into 4 - top left quarter 3 yellow lions on a red background, top right a single red lion on a yellow background - bottom left a yellow harp on a blue background - bottom right repeat of the top left - if you watched the Queen's funeral it was the one that draped Her Majesty's coffin.
I think it is Robs London or Jules Guides that has done a tour vid of the Royal Mews
Go in the off-season, say late September, and you should have fewer issues to raise your bile. problem. I had a lovely time in mid September.
To be fair, we went AFTER the Mark Felton review. Maybe they were ordered to shape up! If so, I may have Mr. Felton to thank for it..
Watch Philomena Cunk. She's hilarious takes the piss out of historic stuff
Watched this the other day made me laugh so had ,crown jewellery is at the tower of london ,the scotish Castle is Balmoral ,Windsor Castle is in Berkshire, flag at full mast king is home down he's not in
I agree with the kingsman film thing.
It's bloody brilliant and funny.
I've never been inside Buckingham Palace as it always seemed to be expensive. Apparently it was only opened to the public in order to pay for the fire repairs to Windsor Castle.
All Crown Jewels are kept in the Jewel House of the Tower of London ( by Tower Bridge)
The Tower of London WAS once classed as a palace as well as a prison and still holds the remains of one of Henry VIII wives (Anne Boleyn)
And where many executions took place throughout the ages.
It’s open to the public and is probably far more interesting to walk around than Buckingham Palace, with the added advantage that there are plenty of ‘Shitters’ (restrooms to Americans) available for your convenience should you suddenly feel the need to park your breakfast while on your visit.
If the flag is up it means His Royal Highness, King Charles III is in residence of Buckingham Palace,
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Your missus is thinking of the Tower of London. It's the oldest Royal Castle in England, built by William the Conqueror.
Mark Felton is such a talented man
Hampton court palace, king Henry the 8th palace from the 16th century. Or Windsor castle from the 13th century,Callie may have visited these.✌️❤️🇬🇧
When the Royal Standard is flying The king is in residence, it will be on any building or car the Monarch is in, otherwise it's the Union Flag is raised.
And, Prince Andrew is in residence at Legoland, Windsor.
I had mbe off the queen at Buckingham Palace never been so nervous
Pete Kelly is another great channel for british history and tours!
This is how i imagine Mark Corrigan`s (peep show) review would be. must be a Mark thing
The Crown Jewels are Kept in the Tower of London
Tower of London is where jewels are kept
The Commonwealth flag means the Monarchs in either of the residences, the Union Jack meaning they aren't, I think when the Monarch passed over the Commonwealth flag does get lowered but only for a very short time (as there's always a Monarch) and the Union Jack is flown at half mast (hence when Diana died was some debate about Buckingham Palace lowering the Union Jack at half mast as the other places around the country had but they hadn't, as the Monarch was at Balmoral).
Infact when transporting Diana's coffin, there was a huge debate about covering hers with the Commonwealth Flag (the Monarchs Standard), as she'd been divorced from Charles.
With their shield is whats at the centre the focal point of the Monarchs Coat of Arms is the commonwealth representation, with the belt going around it (the Garter or the order of the Garter since Edward III, with the motto over it from French meaning Shamed Be He Who Thinks Evil of It).
The Monarchs Motto as well, being Dieu Et Mon Droit (Latin meaning God As My Right, since Henry VIII).
6:25 Nice toilet joke there 😂😂😂
When I was a kid it was really easy to convert pounds to dollars as it was just double. So £30 would be $60. Nowadays it's 1.25 so £30 is $37.50
Backpack rule - some idiot will swing round and knock off a vase.
I use a rucksack quite often and and have done for years but occasionally will forget I'm wearing it I Will be blocking someone in shop or bus ,train etc .
you're thinking of the tower of london which holds all of the crown jewels Queen B.
Well I've never gone there as basically I stay in north England and stay in our neck of the woods in_"Yorkshire".!!