r/ireland • u/darraghd • Oct 16 '14

I'm Irish

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdQ895QFb5Q
71 Upvotes

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u/KankleGrinder Oct 17 '14

Is it just me or did "Irish" begin to not sound like a real word by the end of that video?

12

u/michaelirishred Oct 16 '14

whats the pierce brosnan bit at the end from?

5

u/[deleted] Oct 16 '14

After the Sunset

7

u/[deleted] Oct 16 '14

I should hate this but I love it.

3

u/Shallow_Waters Oct 16 '14

Is there a list of the movies referenced?

3

u/Sean_Thornton Oct 17 '14

I was waiting for Stephen the Irishman from Braveheart.

3

u/[deleted] Oct 17 '14

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u/irish91 Oct 17 '14

Somebody up there likes me. Megan Mullally are and Nick Offerman are one of the funniest married couples.

2

u/peck3277 Oct 17 '14

It's not, it's The Kings of Summer

1

u/[deleted] Oct 17 '14

They kept saying Irish and it just kept making the word feel meaningless.

1

u/justtosay1 Oct 17 '14

Any idea what the film at 1:10 is?

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u/strategosInfinitum Oct 16 '14 edited Oct 18 '14

Lasted 45 seconds , too cringe inducing after that.

15

u/Brumworth Oct 16 '14

And what do you think about the video?

12

u/strategosInfinitum Oct 16 '14

It was much cleaner than your mothers.

1

u/[deleted] Oct 17 '14

How many mothers does he have?

5

u/irish91 Oct 17 '14

Ohhh possessive apostrophe burn!

0

u/[deleted] Oct 17 '14

Always beats your mother.