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Romesh Ranganathan Evaluates His Children

🕑 Added 2025-07-09 06:30:01 +0000 UTC

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Ian Warren

I knew a lad aged around 10/11 that used to stop, turn all red in the face, suddenly smell horrendously and then say "Just remembered, I have to go home" and would waddle away. So yes, there are some that just do not learn.

SpayMe

“Every single joke is exactly the same. Always something about his race or his eye.” You get that in that whole clip where he told multiple jokes not a single one was about his race or his eye, right? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

AngieG

You need to watch the series he has with a fellow comedian Rob Beckett. It's absolutely hilarious. 'Rob and Ronesh v's'. They have a good at different things and it's hysterical. On one episode they have to join 'The Royal Ballet Company' in a performance 😂. It's such a good laugh.

Chris

Romesh is ok the first time you see / hear him. Then you realise every single joke is exactly the same. Always something about his race or his eye. Painful to watch on a league of their own

Ash Jeffries

Romesh is great. Definitely my sense of humour in the deadpan delivery, very much influenced by, and championed by the likes of Jack Dee. I'd strongly recommend Jack. Think you guys would love him. I have an appreciation for the more "modern", edgy comedians as they have their place, but Romesh is refreshingly old fashioned, just relatable and observational comedy, nothing too "meta", but most importantly, funny. 😎

OrdinaryDave

Same here. Not a particular fan of the comedians who spend their acts criticising others either (which includes Gervais' stage act), which is why I always enjoy Ranganathan, Joe Wilkinson and others like them so much.

Shuayb

so glad you're reacting to Romesh again - he's got so many funny bits!

Christopher Bergren

Finding new (i e new to me) comedians is so great and Romesh Ranganathan was totally new to me, so into youtube and hoping to find more laughs from him. Cheers a lot for that <3 =D

Thomas

Enjoyed that. Not seen much of Romesh. Not really into edgy stand-ups like Carr and Boyle, whose main source of laughter seems to be calling members of their audience c**** , so this was refreshing. Been a few years since my boys were little, but a lot of what he talked about resonates with me.

Christopher Bergren

Thanks for that clarification, this movement was unknown to me and now that joke also fell into laughter =D

Kieran B

One of my favourite bits, Romesh is great

Julian

I never had a Spider-Man costume *checks Amazon*

Brucey Mitchell (Cheeky)

Thanks guys. This was funny. I remember you enjoyed him last time too so was great to see him back on the channel. Romesh, like Greg Davies, was a teacher before he was a comedian. He has a lot of good stories. He has, i am sure, also been on WILTY. Hope you had an awesome weekend with the McKnobs :) The Fathers 4 Justice was a thing here for a few years involving Dad's not seeing there kids and dressing up as superheroes and doing elaborate stunts and antics to show the lengths the would go to for parental rights. There are a few who still continue to campaign.

Brucey Mitchell (Cheeky)

Yeah, i seen him on telly not long ago, he has well changed. He looks good.

Tro Janors

By the way, Father's for Justice are a group that fight for the rights of fathers to have access to their children after a break up. One of them dressed as spiderman and climbed Buckingham Palace (if I remember correctly).

Daz Parker

That needs to be the youtube title "Shitting on our Kids" With the subtitle Not Literally in the thumbnail. Romesh is great, very deadpan, very pessimistic. I was the youngest of 3 boys, albeit the 2nd of my Dads kids. My brother Paul was a perfect baby, barely cried, very polite did as he was asked. My Dad thought parenting was a doddle. Then I came along and was apparently a demon baby. Screamed whenever they left the room, just generally made life a bit of a nightmare through childhood. I am now probably the closest with my Dad than any of us and cause him the least stress in adulthood, so its swings and roundabouts 😂