Conan Learns What It Really Means To Be Irish | CONAN on TBS

An audience member interrupts a stereotypical St. Patrick’s Day sketch to teach Conan what it really means to be Irish.

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Conan Learns What It Really Means To Be Irish | CONAN on TBS

[jacobusoptimum]

Hating the British, now that's real Irish

[barbarajoseph-adam]

"Having a bar fight with a girl and when she beats you, ask her to marry you."

Been there, done that. One of the very few smart moves I ever made.

[simplythecolororange]

Thank God that random Irish audience member was there to tell Conan what's what

[TransparentLabyrinth]

One question still remains though: Harvey Dent, can he be trusted?

[sineadkelly]

As an Irish person, I found this brilliant 😂 being Irish means having a sense of humour and being able to have a giggle at yourself! Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh 💚💚 id also like to take this opportunity to say it's Paddy's Day not Pattys 🙈

[williamjameslehy]

It seems that a lot of people from elsewhere in the Anglosphere don't understand American humour when it comes to ethnic/national jokes. It's usually mocking American stereotypes of the place just as much (if not more) than it's mocking the place itself. Conan has been to Ireland many times, and has done shows from there for both NBC and TBS. He doesn't *actually* think that actor is an authentic Irishman, it's just poking fun about Irishness in the American popular imagination.

[VoltronKnight]

isnt this random irish guy from college humor?

[tristancreed]

That guy's From College Humor! Nicholas Cage's Agent, Chris Brown's Publicist, the two timing Catfish, the "Holy Man in Precious Plum" and a few more. 😂

[jemster]

I only have one question for you, random Irish guy:








Harvey Dent...can we trust him?

[rockaholictom]

How many Irish people (like me) watched this and thought

[jonano]

Random Irish guy doesn't even have a proper Irish accent I know cuz I'm​ Irish .

[donzaloog]

Beat me in a fist fight. That's how I pick all my mates.

[vkvancevk]

Is that Commission gordon? Batman probably drove him insane, that's why he is behaving this way.

[alexvesel]

I was sure that Conan was gonna make some crack about the Red Bush in his underwear

[americanpalemalespodcast]

Bushmills = Northern Ireland
Jameson = Ireland
If you go to the town of Bushmills you will see the Ulster flag, the Union Jack, and potraits of the queen. You will not see the Irish flag or St. Patrick's greens.

[thewitness]

I wear gold jewelry around Irish people so that they dont read my mind.

[aproush]

It was nice of Conan to teach this guy to dance.

[devilrobbie]

all that was missing there was "top of the morning to ya laddy boy" which has never ever been said in Ireland.

[veronicadredd]

"That's protestant whiskey" -- Jimmy Mcnulty The Wire

[doctorfaustus]

"Harvey Dent, can we trust him?!"