Aisling Bea Stand-Up: Irish Flirting Vs American Flirting

Irish born Aisling Bea takes centre stage with her hilarious stand-up about the difference between being hit on in America and Ireland - one is very easy but one has the potential of becoming very physical.

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[irondragonmaiden]

OK, but I love how utterly thorough and specific the Irish can get with their interminable insults.

[JohnFWitt]

The American didn’t realize she was flirting back and missed his chance

[existingperson]

"My grandmother was Irish" litteraly every American I have ever met

[debasishchapeyar]

Damn she was flirting hard on that American dude.
Seems like the audience didn't followed her clue either.

[bgxpofp]

The dislikes were Irish people flirting with her

[kizzy]

This is hilarious and true lol.
I'm from Ireland and had a guy friend (also irish) who used to insult me all the time.
One day I stood on the scales and was all happy and said 'I've lost 5 pounds.'
He said 'was that before you took your gut off the sink'
We've been married 15yrs now and have 3 kids
🤣🤣🤣

[warrenburroughs]

As an Irish guy I can tell you this is the case with every type of relationship. If you come across 2 guys agressively trading the most vicious, caustic insults you can bet that they're best friends enjoying each others company. If an Irish person is exceedingly polite and respectful and doesn't use bad language in your presence, then they don't really like you.

[backstageaiden]

How the hell have I never heard of this woman. She’s hilarious

[shadowartist]

There's nothing like an Irish accent for a good holler.

[paulmallon]

'Us Irish, sure aren't we mad' - Every Irish Comedian

[SoraQuill]

I would not survive the dating life in Ireland.

[ww]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate that her American accent and delivery were both DEAD ON

[robsmith]

In Ireland we genuinely show affection to people by mocking, insulting, ridiculing people. We call it "taking the piss" it's just a bit of fun.

[padstowphantom]

I love Aisling. She always cracks me up.

[gray]

I’m Irish. and i gotta say.



She’s not wrong.

[mrobligatory.]

How much fun would I have if I just sat down in a pub in Ireland and just, observed?

[Thiccoman]

I've been living in Ireland for not even a year yet, and I can tell you Irish humour is impeccable. Wish I heard of this comedian before :D

[samfilmkid]

I worked at a restaurant for two summers and the second summer, for some reason, a group of Irish girls staying in town all got jobs at the restaurant and they were some of the nicest people I had ever met! Guess they weren't flirting...

[agnosisparadigm]

"It's the middle of the day I'm completely sober"
....You're Irish, that's a

[petervanrillaer]

I once went to Dublin with a couple of friends. At the airport an Irish woman asked us were we were staying. And when we told her the streetname, she said:'you' re a bunch of posh bastards aren't ya?' And we were like.' euh, this is the hotel the travel agency gave us.' Now I understand she was flirting 😂. The same weekend another woman said to our somewhat smaller, faulmouthed when he was drunk, friend :' hey watch your language, you oversized midget 😂.'