this comment made me laugh almost as much as the video did

😂 10/10

@Shaun Hayes Stfu you mole person

Well you have to show the other bloke who's dominant innit?

@@jc329co3 Why? Because you don't like his opinion? The accent was whack and for the first 10 second it sounded southern US. But nevertheless, it's a funny asf video. Don't get ya knicker in a twist 😘

Happy to hear you’re a Tommy and not an Aldrich. Put a damper on your day Aldrich does, nasty bloke he is and all.

@@Joel-Haver yeah bullying kinda rude innit.

Aye, but he said "cornerstore"...no respecting Brit would refer to a shop as a store.

Man, I love me some of Mums bean dish

@@anarchycastro listen gatekeeper...

Spot on for Alabama.

I luv mi momma's bean dish, she gets roight cheezed off when i dun't get her the beanz frum the bean shop

innit

The accents are NOT spot on

@@PinguinVFX Don't worry they are probably from America, any Brit watching this would realise that these accents are terrible.

I was sorta anticipating for the plot to thicken near the ending lol My thought process was: after lil' Tommy buys the beans and exits the shop, Aldrich swiftly steals the beans as a way to get back at the kid from earlier (that being caught by the shopkeeper for trying to steal the kid's loose change) and that the plot of the story would be Tommy trying to retrieve those beans back to give to his momma.

@@ghostlyfae8721 It’s 1 minute 20

Spoilers

We need a sequel!

i literally pogged when he got the beans for 4p

@@guidXenoCat Do?

Yes, but more so because we don't need to be understood by anyone when we're alone

@@dieanne7471 D?

No, the accent is only put on for the benefit of others. When we're alone we talk in morse code.

@@stevecarter8810 Valid Point!

MISSISHIRE, JAJAJAJAJ

* Micester, Tonneshire, Loucester, Texcester

now the otherway around, brit places pronunced as a yankee. lancast, Brets, I don't know i can't invent more, but I challenge the people here to name english places like a yankee

@@bautistamercader4737 Lynn (Lynton), Alesboro (Aylesbury), Ashburn (Ashbourne), Credit (Crediton), Burton (Ashburton), Crowboro (Crowborough), Brocksburn (Broxbourne), Cows (Cowes), Whitner (Ventner), Welboro (Wellinborough), Rush Cliff (Rushcliffe), Marlboro (Marlborough), Logan (Lurgan), Campbell (Campbeltown), etc. ngl though a lot of them im seeing on the list i pulled up are also just names that are used for US towns also

you forgot Alabamingham

indubitably

bri’ish “people”

@@lolololololutrythcfy I enjoy your disdain for the working class, I too make fun of those who don’t have an education (because they’re poor and will probably become drug users). LOL

@@jakew7982 what the fuck...?

@@jakew7982 i’m english n i don’t say my t’s n the “people” is a meme wtf is wrong w you

How did you know to talk about color blindness when you are color blind and you wouldn't know the difference...

@@Omar_ayach *Colour* ;)

Omfg I hate how this is true tho, I’m colourblind 😂

whats colour?

@@liamgabrielides2802 he's clearing scrutinizing from an outside perspective meaning he spells color the normal way smh

yeah this will be my go to farewell from now on

Wait, is that not how you read this scene?

Tony Lazuto would definitely say that

@@alanjamesh.zamorano1677 who said that? Oh, must have bean my imagination.

Paraphrasing John Mulaney: AND YOU TELL THEM Mister Beans McBushes and his legume gang robbed this place, ya hear‽

Yea man, just got water pouring on me and starin at the same exact tile for 40 minutes just thinkin bout how people in the UK just be livin like

@@Xorberax same, but I stare at the spider hoping that he won't jump on me.

@@erictheawesomest DUDE YES

@@Xorberax here in the UK the shower cuts off after 12.5 minutes. Part of the Energy commitment act 1986. One of Thatcher's great regulations.

@@andy5959 tf

She prepared him for the future

It was probably all the money they had.

They were worth 2 pence, but he scammed him after overhearing the conversation with Aldrich

@@kbunk237 Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.

It's hard living here in Britain I'm afraid. Not enough beans to go around.

Yeah he never even linked the fucking fire

Why would she of all people get Tommy's money, I really don't get it. The world is a cruel place

Aldrich horror

Fuckin Aldrich got me right cheesed off!

It’s the bloody parenting I tell you. Father’s the abyss, the son’s most definitely going to worship the Deep.

@Deal Negrasse Bison killed in a mining accident. Welcome to Northern England.

@@thomasgrant8074 😂😂😂

@@sukiosartchannel3689 You know, there’s a pretty decent chance they might not have been joking about that

@@thomasgrant8074 omg 😂😂😂😂

Why would a Brit move to God forsaken Ukraine?

Trust

U get me

Mandem

Shut up blud

Standard

Yeah I Kno .. looks more like the shop keep .. looks like momma myrtles been gettin a lot more than beans from the shop .. if u know what I mean .. wink wink .. cheerio .. ta ta ..God save the queen .. BBC .. prince Andrew .. fish and chips .. Harry Potter ⚡

Really? I thought his mother and father looks exactly the same... almost like siblings...

He looks a bit like that Aldrich fellow though...

@@DPoddy oh sh*t 😂

I’m waiting for that accent expert guy to tear me to shreds

@@Joel-Haver Actually there are connections between Southern US accents (which are old) and old English accents, you guys can look up the video "Southern US Accents & Shakespeare" by Simon Roper as he talks about it. I mean it makes sense there are connections, considering they colonized America heavily.

the shopkeep's accent was pretty good, honestly.

@@TheJamsponge the Irish one?

Voice tone expert here for the next question. Why they all sound squeaky?

they said corner shop

@Martin McDonald nah

@@mrosskne 0:25

the video is more accurate than real life

I wondered why in the beginning the child sounded like he had a Southern accent.🤣

Oh I was scrolling down for ages waiting for someone else to think that thought.

Just have to represent all of britain...and australia

@@yuki97kira Australia is an honorary part of Britain

omg yess

not at all

Oof now I can't stop thinking about it 😂

Bless them, they still use the Pound Sterling

What what

Are you implying that a can of beans costs 50 quid? We haven't left the EU yet mate, give it a few weeks.

@@Fezztraceur I'm crying at the 50 quid can of beans

Oi, ow'd you no I'm bri'ish?

Gets me right cheesed off, all these Aldrich types, always mucking about in front of the corner shop. Proper annoying they are, can't get a proper bag of beans to save me life!

He's probably a regular.

xd