Rob Reacts to... Michael McIntyre: Why The World Needs To Speak With An Australian Accent

Here is Michael McIntyre on why he thinks the world needs to speak with an Australian accent!

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[davidb]

Hey, Rob, there's not one silly person on the project, they all are. No one watches the show and how it is still going once most have left is amazing. MM is the funniest comedian I have seen. British humour is the best, next followed by ours. But, to be fair, we got it from you guys. I am glad you enjoyed your visit.

[valmacoffey-mcclean]

MM is the only one that I can watch and enjoy. I get a good laugh out of him. HE IS CLEAN and not a dirty word is heard. I don't watch stand up at all. The language is just so bad. I don't understand why a comedian can't do a show without totally bad language. Good on you Michael.

[daveamies]

Rob, letting you in on a little secret, Aussies only speak slower with foreigners so you have a chance to understand what's being said, overhear a convo with a couple of Aussies and you'll hear the pace pick up.

[jennifer]

Billy Connolly is my all time favourite. He has a way of painting a picture that makes what he's saying just so funny.

[pokeexplorer]

Love MM. I think a lot of Aussies speak fast and tend to string their words together, but I guess that's mostly when they are excited about something.

[darneyoung]

Being an Aussie I think we are just naturally friendly and hospitable.

[TheLyds]

You Brits have a lot of good comedians

[TheLyds]

These are also a few of my favs: Peter Kay, Ricky Gervais, Billy Connelly, Rowan Atkinson, Frankie Boyle, Sacha Baron Cohen, Catherine Tate, Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders, Rod Gilbert

[kazz]

Love Michael MacIntrye. He has a great skit about his children which is hilarious about getting them ready to go out, and another one about a trip to a dentist. Love his humour.

[melissabarrett]

We felt quite humbled and appreciative of the distance you and Charlie had travelled to come here, Rob. I'm sure I'm not only speaking for myself. I'm just surprised and disappointed that more people didn't show up to the Sydney meet 'n' greet

[hellagood]

The Project is rubbish. BUT! I love Michael McIntyre so much. His dentist visit story is my absolute favourite. ❤❤❤

[SalisburyKarateClub]

Getting people to visit Aus, is a hard thing, I've got rellies in the UK and Japan. And everyone tells you they'll come and visit. But few do, so when someone does, it's a big deal. As far as comedians go, we get a lot of English and American shows here, so we're not completely in the dark, plus the internet can lead you down a rabbit hole. (That's how I initially found your videos)

[Pomdownuder]

Being an ex-pat it's very difficult to retain the "saff lundun" accent when I travelled overseas meeting skippies, I'd often arrived back home with an Aussie drawl. But now I'm here I'm determined not to loose my accent, having said that I do use some colloquialisms.

[purpledragon]

I've been lucky enough to grab some tickets for his show next year! Us Aussies love him as much as he loves us!

[lewilewi]

I just wanna say as an Australian (maybe just me/people I spend time with) I find we talk quite fast and even take out words/mash words together I've had whole conversations with a friend without even saying a real word but when I talk to people outside of Australia I slow down because no one understands my accent

[Dr_KAP]

I’m hoping to get my Mum tickets to see him for her 80th birthday next year. She loves him!

[TracyFromAus]

I find some Brits speak so fast I have no idea what they are saying. Your communication Rob is clear and concise.

[pattisonpattison]

Being six generations born to this Great Southern Land, my accent is pure Aussie.

[heatherwardell]

We have so much trouble with people bringing banned foods into Australia and lying on their entry cards about it. Because Australia is so isolated we have managed to escape some of the nasties and try to keep it that way. Asian countries are not so far and some try to bring suitcases, full of banned products, into Australia. Obviously not just Asians but we have close ties with Asia and many Asian residents here

[madisonm]

I’ve always thought we Aussies actually speak quite fast! I guess in comparison to Americans we do but maybe it’s just that we abbreviate everything 😂