The Ghost of St. Patrick's Day Past 🍀

(faux-Irish gibberish) #shorts #gamechanger

[Snapdragon]

Brennan really had to think for a second to come up with a more Irish name than “Brennan Lee Mulligan.”

[dylansickinger]

When he looks directly into the camera while he says “he’s murdering pagans”, his eyes look like he’s an actual ghost

[ailicon]

Brennan “So you want me to engage in stereotype” Lee Mulligan

[imnotadevilipromisee]

“AND YOULL LEARN TO LIVE WITH HIM IN YOUR HEART OR ITS TO PERDITION YOULL BE BOUND”
*tippitt taddi ta*

[parkerdixon-word]

A reminder how freaking Irish a last name Mulligan is. This is what it looks like when Brennan channels his Ancestors.

[BryanRaykingxanadu]

The switch from southern to northern Irish when he starts getting all religious is 🤌

[pinchman]

Oscars journey from "what does he mean by that" to the full weight of understanding of the historical context in the space of 2 seconds is literally everything to me.

[passwordpanda]

It's the history lesson during an improv game for me

[bobbykins]

something about the idea of a drunk irishman threatening me with damnation and then following it with a little tap dance gives me foreign devil went down to Georgia vibes

[joeybroda]

Brennan's ability to go from controlled fiery rage to a silly jig gets me every time.

[gyosob]

of course Brennan knows all about the history of Saint Patrick's day

[missycat]

You can really see how Brennan evolves here. He clearly learned from the feedback on his Cryptobro Prospector bit to do a little dance at the end of his rants to avoid the shock and hysteria that usually comes at the zenith of his speech.

[hallieweis]

and just like that, “he’s murdering pagans, ebenezer scrooge” has entered my vocabulary

[supanerdreviews]

I choose to believe that they just never cut him off and he had to act out the entirety of this new movie combining a Christmas Carol with drunk history

[darklord]

I am dangerously tempted to actually send this to my Ireland-born Irish history professor, just for the [Irish Gibberish] "Aaah! Ye bastard man!" *Takes a swig* scene.

[cashmoneyouo]

The aggressiveness then the immediate mood change to the tap dance… it’s all so perfect

[Lindzolt]

I was thinking “this is alright. Not my favorite Brennan monologue.” And then “TO PERDITION YE BE BOUND” happened and I died

[Hollyclown]

At some point he stopped talking to Scrooge and began talking to YOU.

[joliemccoy]

I swear Sam was expecting a drunk/hungover ghost and instead he got “He’s murdering Pagans!”😂😂 this is why Brennan is a national treasure

[cianavl]

As an Irish person, the first 10 seconds I was like an okay a typical "Irish" impression, and then it just got better and better and more accurate as it went 😂😂