LORNA THE RINGS: The battle of pronunciation

Matt gets in trouble with an entire crowd in London.

[melztiktok]

This is my favorite clip! “You drove 200 miles to be in your phone “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[ladymonstergirl]

This might be the best audience interaction I've seen so far.
Not only did you call someone out but it ended with you having to avada kedavra the entire audience out of sheer embarrassment.

[KatyB]

“You want to be real, be present!”

I like how he was in deep concentration for a second while spelling “aluminum” in his head!

[elpierro]

I love the energy between Matt and his audience....there are only a few that make such a great crowdwork...and he is one of the best.Greetings from Germany🇩🇪

[akrita]

He is sassy. I love the sass and the fun that his crowd work brings out and how everyone is just vibin ❤

[ning]

This and the cookie hot grandma one are my absolute favorites!! 😂

[Jillian]

LORNA is my favourite Matt Rife clip....she's so sweet but he keeps roasting her. I've watched this a hundred times and still laugh. TOO FUNNY 😂😂😂😂

[Luwaca]

the worst part of these videos is that they end. can we get a 24 hour special once a week cause i would watch all of it

[demacto]

London is a whole different game, I’m so into seeing more Matt in other countries 😂

[MrMetalMichael]

I wish more American comics like you came over here the banter is brilliant

[DiancaWilliams-phkv]

I love how Matt interacts with his fans...give them hell Matt

[garciatunion]

Since I have testicular cancer Matt is the only person on Earth who makes me laugh, wish you the best bro

[PopFan]

Matt, your so f-ing hilarious, everytime that I watch your shows "I laugh to where I cry"

[iceyblue]

Matt was correct. But so was the audience. Aluminium is British English, whereas aluminum is American English. You're not stupid, Matt! :)

[aaronrey]

Only Matt could be boo'd at his own show and still laugh about it

[hardik]

The awadakadavra had me falling of my bed 🤣🤣

[hotstar]

Aluminium - Americans prefer to be different:
English chemist Sir Humphry Davy named the metal, deriving the name from the mineral called alumina. This name was taken from the French, who had based it on alum, a white mineral that had been used since ancient times for dyeing and tanning.

Sir Humphry was not immediately decisive about the name, initially spelling it alumium in 1807. He then changed it to aluminum, and finally settled on aluminium in 1812. His classically educated scientific colleagues preferred aluminium right from the start. It had more of a classical ring, and maintained consistency with many other elements whose names ended in -ium, like potassium, sodium, and magnesium, all of which had been named by Davy.

The official change in the US to the –um spelling happened quite late: the American Chemical Society adopted it in 1925, though this was clearly in response to the popular turn that had already taken place. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) officially standardized on aluminium in 1990, though this has done nothing, of course, to change the way people in the US spell it for day-to-day purposes.

[amirandom]

A rare moment where the crown wins against him 😂

[anisaromano]

Really want to see more of the London show.

[edentagan]

Every time he say “a bottle of water” i was losing is 😂😂😂😂😂😂