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  • pay you hundred squid :D

  • WICKED!

  • Wicked!

    

  • It took a long time to make it illegal to use a hedgehog as a football

  • LMFAAOOO. that last question was so boss and actually a SUPERB question LOL. eat this or we kill another one ahahaha.

  • the last question was actually quite intelligent/good.

  • wheres ali g supposed to be from? he dresses up middle easter play boy but his accents seems to be mix of jamaican/australian

  • @BigSammy1000 ali g is not real hes a comedian, his real name is sacha baron cohen and hes from london

  • @BigSammy1000 nothing even close o australian

  • @BigSammy1000 His character is supposed to be a Chav. Britain's version of a douche bag meets wigger.

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  • yo how can animals hav rights when they dead and in my oven and shit?

  • Hahahahahah. ''That bogus Colonel''.

  • Ali G

    - world;s 2nd best troll

    guess who is No. 1

  • @hexmeohdear Borat?

  • where are his glasses

  • the studio laughter doesn't mix with sacha baron cohen... get it outta there

  • @tpstrat14 I hate laugh reels...ugh

  • "What if someone pays you a hundred squid" lolz

  • Kicking it is illegal? Yeah it's illegal.. " It took a long time" hahaha

  • @torontomapleleafs26 Vegetarians for the win.

  • all the furniture is animal

  • Me like duh chiggon

    RE5PECT

  • aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa­aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajajajaj­ajajajajajaja

  • 1:17

  • 2:12

    my favourite part. the guys reaction as well as how the guy says it in such a bbc accent is hilarious

  • that short white haired dude just got a wicked, hes officially cool

  • looks odd without his glasses

  • Ali G's playing devil's advocate but the sad fact is a lot of people are actually serious about opinions expressed by him a satirical way. I know alot of people who actually think Ali G's work is serious such as his song 'throw the Jews down the well'

  • @fistfulofknowledge Grrrrrr. I sincerely dislike people who take his jokes all on face value, and don't realise that he is possibly THE smartest comedian, and that everything he does is just awesomely hilarious social commentary. Unfortunately, there will continue to be dumb people who have obviously never read or watched an interview with Sasha Baron Cohen.

  • Awesome.

  • 230 hedgehogs got out of their cages and voted down this video.

  • @WhisperingAnthem Sonic was the first one to voted this down

  • @DemonicSymphonic Headers & volleys not 'innocent follies' lmao.. what are americans

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  • @torontomapleleafs26

    LOL

    Get the fuck out.

    So your logic is - If you eat meat your fat.

    LOL, That's the most RETARDED thing I heard this month.]=

    I eat meat and I'm really fit so fuck you. You just don't have to eat mcdonlads and shit.

    Jealous? Of one with your intelligence ? NEVER EVER NEVER.

    bte: My food shits on your food, fag :D

  • @eastariel GTFO Vegetarian >:(

  • innocent follies hahahah!

  • Only one of the people got that it was all a joke

  • @coolio3500 yea I loved how the philosopher dude was trying not to piss himself laughing..

  • Im a vegetarian animal activist and I think this is hillarious xD

  • The Bible mentions that animals were put on this Earth for mankind. Here's what that means to me.

    Animals are vulnerable and weaker than people. We must take care of them. Serving their needs serves ours.

    Our angel souls are designed to serve just as race horses are born to race. Our souls thrive when we serve those who are more vulnerable than us.

    God serves us in that way. He takes care of us.

    As children learn to parent by playing with dolls, our souls learn Godliness by caring for animals.

  • @eastariel god isn't real though

  • Make another Ali G movie please!

  • @Novinte He's ditched all three (Ali G, Borat and Bruno) because they're too recognisable nowadays :(

  • @Camberwell86 He's working on a new movie but with a brand new character

  • LOL BRING BACK DA ALI G SHOW

  • His jenius revelaed in the last 20 seconds......

  • @rickabay Did you just misspell genius?

  • @rickabay Ali G's genius is revealed in the last twenty seconds of this clip.*

    Welcome.

  • ALI FUCKING GGGG ahahahahahahhHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHh HE IS LESS FAKE THEN THIS GUESTS AHAHHA.

  • Mikey is a mangina

  • LOOK AT THE COUCHES ROFL<MAOFOAOA

  • lmao

    

  • heres a chicken you eat this or we kil onotha chiken :D

  • @slashrocks000 i asked a similar question to a friend, to go against his beliefs or I will hurt another person...his answer was not even if the other person died, because HE did not cause the death and will not get penalized for it. How much is your belief worth? Btw the situation was to bow to a statue of Buddha.

  • Poor michael sutcliffe, the guy was a living legend haha he is abhorred by ali g in this

  • @TheTvrulesthenation Err, that's not the right usage of the word "abhorred".

  • What the.....phhuk is that?

  • what if there was a big mac right here? what if it was free?

  • I love how the guy on the right found Ali's antics funny by the end. At least he wasn't as stuck up as the veggie on the left.

  • these animal lovers are weenies

  • woman with a WHAT!?!

  • 3:25 how the fuck was he able to keep a straight face? how?

  • What a stupid thing that guy said. He was trying to be deep by saying there's more value to animals and plants than what they can do for you. But isn't the value of an object (subjective: to an individual) defined as how it benefits that individual? People take existentialism too far.

  • @BeethovenIsGod It has nothing to do with existentialism. The animal rights movement is premised on the idea that animals (unlike plants) have inherent moral value because of their ability to experience pleasure or pain. Just as it's wrong to cause pain and suffering to a human to serve your own ends, so is it wrong to do the same to animals. Not sure how you took existentialism from that?

  • @mccsa200 The argument I was making was that he was completely ignoring the definition as value in order to explain that animals and plants have a different existence. EXISTENTIALISM. Anyway, don't respond I'm not going to argue with some thick fool over the internet who was too dumb to understand a small point I made.

  • @BeethovenIsGod yeah you're fucking stupid

  • @grumpybritishguy Yeah, that's right. The argument I was making was that he was completely ignoring the definition as value in order to explain that animals and plants have a different existence. EXISTENTIALISM. Anyway, don't respond I'm not going to argue with some thick fool over the internet who was too dumb to understand a small point I made.

  • @BeethovenIsGod "don't respond I'm not going to argue with some thick fool over the internet who was too dumb to understand a small point I made." Classic. Anyway, if you ever want to learn about philosophy, hit me up. Unlike you, I'm not just some pretentious fresher who equates philosophy with semantics. But for the record, the guy's words were "you're asking the question as though the value of that animal ... could only consist in its value to you." Methinks you are the "thick fool".

  • wicked

  • he havent haaaz he's googles on!

  • holy shit, ali is on drugz.. very much

  • ha i agree

  • i haz rights , you haaave rights..even animalz.....haaaz....rights

  • "Chicken McNuggets?! Do you mean that colonel...that bogus colonel?"

    "...No."

    Amazing timing.

  • wtf is that lmfao

  • lol vegetarians have smaller brains

  • These old people are on some fucking hard Meth.

  • @The0rangePanda

    But they have no scabs on their faces so it can't be meth, let alone hard meth.

  • Accidentally ran over and killed the neighbour's cat this morning.

    With a chainsaw.

  • @kaykko

    lol, im so sorry for you, because ur a piece of shit on this world.

  • the fake laughter just ruins it

  • @marekiller8 @Whimzy74 what does religion have to do with anything?

  • Do they always have those sofas or just because they were having animal rights people in there. XD

  • VEGANISM RULES!

    END CIRCUMCISION!

  • He didn't ask the obvious question: what if you're starving on a deserted volcanic island in the atlantic with nothing to eat but fish? It's called survival.

  • he is one smart troll

  • hahahah i love when he tries to be the biggest idiot but someone else ends up being it (guy with the glasses)

  • its not a tough question

    you eat the meat to save the other chicken.. its simple

  • @matchbox555

    yes, but only if the first one is already dead

  • How does he not burst out laughing??

  • I love all the pretentious idiots that he has on his shows

  • @Whimzy74 Umm... idiots? Its all nice and funny, but in all seriousness, I bet even Sacha Cohen really cares about the issues some of the people here fight for. Why call them idiots when they're simply talking? If they're getting butt-hurt maybe you can have a good hard laugh at them with a "umadbro?", but they aren't. What these guys in specific are fighting for is in my opinion the most important issue ever on his show, along with environmentalism.

  • @marekiller8 Just an assumption. Cohen chooses literal minded guests who are either more obsessed with their titles than their work or are loons. This segment of the show was never about the important events, its about the guests being oblivious to how ridiculous the interview is. I call them idiots because they all took him too seriously. Elizabeth is a hedgehog nut, Richard relayed elementary ideas as if they were breakthroughs, and Michael just bragged vainly about his meat-free lifestyle.

  • @Whimzy74 They invite them to the show asking for an interview. The producers never say it is a comedy skit, and thus they will naturally try to take it as seriously as possible, no matter how idiotic the questions seem. I find this normal enough not to be called "pretentious". Elizabeth a hedgehog nut? You're just pushing that in to try to make it seem she's an idiot. She's doing an honorable thing taking care of any animal, human or not. cont.

  • @Whimzy74 They invite them to the show asking for an interview. The producers never say it is a comedy skit, and thus they will naturally try to take it as seriously as possible, no matter how idiotic the questions seem. I find this normal enough not to be called "pretentious". Elizabeth a hedgehog nut? You're just pushing that in to try to make it seem she's an idiot. She's doing an honorable thing taking care of any animal, human or not. cont.

  • @Whimzy74 cont. Richard, if I'm correct, is the doctor. He only says one or two things and honestly, lets be fair, there's not much for him to say in the first place. The fact that the majority of animals can feel pain is actually much more debated than you may think. And vegetarianism, mind my saying, is something to be pretty damn proud of when you're surrounded by the people causing a quadrillion scale holocaust and world starvation by the consumption of burnt flesh. Veggies FTW. :D

  • @marekiller8 They're free to act professional in any setting. What I meant by taking him too seriously is their horrified reaction to him when he talked about microwaving a mouse. It never occurred to them that the whole thing was a joke, that a host would invite animal rights activists to the show to tell them that he microwaved a mouse or kicking hedgehogs.

    I say hedgehog nut because it looks like shes spent more of her adult life with hedgehogs than with other people. cont.

  • @marekiller8 They're free to act professional in any setting. What I meant by taking him too seriously is their horrified reaction to him when he talked about microwaving a mouse. It never occurred to them that the whole thing was a joke, that a host would invite animal rights activists to the show to tell them that he microwaved a mouse or kicking hedgehogs.

    I say hedgehog nut because it looks like shes spent more of her adult life with hedgehogs than with other people. cont.

  • @Whimzy74 The double post was a mistake, but I enjoy you took the time to copy it if you did. If it was a genuine mistake, weird coincidence. Microwaving a mouse? Again they think he's for real. If you're saying that someone shouldn't be so over reactive at hearing someone ACTUALLY microwaved a mouse, I'm simply astonished... She only held a hedgehog and pet the creature. How is this not normal, if you wouldn't mind answering?

  • @marekiller8 I was saying that its ridiculous that someone would invite animal rights activists to tell them that he microwaved a mouse. Obvious troll went right over them.

    The hedgehog lady looks like shes spent most of her adult life raising them. Admirable to some extent but at some point it seems like a waste of life.

    A degree doesnt mean your intelligent, it just means you paid a lot of money and worked for a while to accumulate some philosophical trivia.

  • @Whimzy74 I'm tired right now so lets make this quick. He would say such a thing because the topic was animal rights, and he did not say it right away. Not everyone thinks in internet terms (e.g., trolling), especially older generations. You must be learned to some extent in the relative subject to receive a degree in it. This is basically irrefutable. The hedgehog lady case is so weak now I'm not even gonna bother with it.

  • @marekiller8 His ridiculousness was escalating until what he was saying was so outrageous it had to be a joke. Trolling is a new term for something that's been around forever.

    If you saw an old granny in a sweater who took care of 20 cats, would you say life well spent? This lady looks like your stereotypical cat lady except shes replaced cats with hedgehogs. Sure its a weak claim but I bet I'm right.

  • @Whimzy74 All in all he invited them making them think it was real, and they may have simply thought he was just a not-too bright guy. How easy do you think it would've been to just announce while on air that the guy's joking? It would be awkward in any way to do anything by which one can tell you know he's joking. Seriously, put yourself in their shoes and think of what you would do. I personally would keep my suspicions to myself.

  • @marekiller8 His ridiculousness was escalating until what he was saying was so outrageous it had to be a joke. Trolling is a new term for something that's been around forever.

    If you saw an old granny in a sweater who took care of 20 cats, would you say life well spent? This lady looks like your stereotypical cat lady except shes replaced cats with hedgehogs. Sure its a weak claim but I bet I'm right.

  • @marekiller8 I believe if you can rationally argue your point of view, you can be proud. However, Micheal's arguement was pretty much "You're lifestyle is disgusting, mine is better" instead of "You're wrong, here's why..." People are self indulgent. A better approach than making people feel like shit to join your cause is to tell them the benefits of vegetarianism. cont.

  • @Whimzy74 I've been on the Mediterranean diet for a year and feel great. I pass on what I've expereinced to others and if it resonates with them, great. You cant impress your will on others and expect a quality outcome. The best you'll get is a few ineffectual followers. Free eaters and informed deciders FTW :P

  • @Whimzy74 Wow! Do I have a surprise for you! That explanation was great, and guess what? That's right!! You've just justified... *drum roll*... CANNIBALISM! Not happy with your results? Feel free to try again. :)

  • @marekiller8 Cannibalism is attributed to eating your own kind you dumb shit. Feel free to look that up. :)

  • @Whimzy74 I tell you you just justified something and you give me the definition of it? Wow. I don't know where to start (or end, for that matter) on that comment, so I'll just explain your justification. "Free eaters... FTW" Need I say more?

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  • @marekiller8 Only an idiot read the last sentence of the book and tells people they got the message. Of course thats what you thought I meant by Free eaters, you had no context. What I was saying is if you want to be heard you shouldn't be a shithead and impress your beliefs on others as if they're sinning. People are free to choose their diets. Free eaters.

    I dont know whats worse. Talking to vegetarians or christians. Both closed minded and can only consider one idea at a time.

  • @Whimzy74 Actually in so many different things I've found meat-eaters more like Christians: ignorant, majority, brainwashed, and many more aspects. And what are YOU saying about religion when you just used the word "sinning"? I'm not religious but that's just hypocritical if not ignorant. And you're not understanding that your idea on free eaters is an individual context. It does need extra support. Free eaters means you're free to eat what you want. Finding it hard to understand why not humans.

  • @marekiller8 I absolutely agree with you about Christians. I'm not ignorant, you just continually misinterpret what I say in an attempt to attack me. Sinning isn't just attributed to religions though I do consider Vegetarianism a religion. Vegetarians have strongly held uncompromising beliefs that have lead to radical action. You also believe that your way of life is the one true way to live. Religion.

    Free eaters isn't an established term. Cannibalism is. I was responding to Veggies FTW

  • @Whimzy74 Vegetarianism is nothing like a religion. The best thing I can compare it to, which is actually very similar but on a far smaller scale, was the Civil Rights Movement and Slavery. We are the North; you are the South. Have your go at why this is not the case. The actions are just as radical: some will kill, but its mainly break in, destroy, rescue, protest, stuff like that. I am a nihilist so I don't believe there are "right" ways to live, but along a certain moral basis there are.

  • @marekiller8

    Actually Vegetarianism is very much like a religion if you read Durkheim...

    A religion is a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, i.e., things set apart and forbidden--beliefs and practices which unite in one single moral community called a Church, all those who adhere to them.

    —Émile Durkheim, The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life, Book 1, Ch. 1

    There is no need to mention anything supernatural, and it applies brilliantly to vegetarianism.

  • @formless777 As brilliantly as it applies to human rights activism, or the general society. Problem, personwhohastroublewiththecomp­rehensionoftheactualcircumstan­cesoftheology?

  • @formless777 because there is no different kind of vegetarians... right?

  • @REALNassshole

    Of course not. All vegetarians are basically the same; meat.

  • @formless777 vegtarians' motivations are different. some do it because they think they are respecting animal rights--the loonies. others couldn't care less about animal rights and do it for the health/weight loss benefits and cheat on being a vegan every so often.

  • @Whimzy74 Tell me about your diet? You're a vegan? And if you are, why don't you eat meat?

  • @Seedofwinter I am a vegan as of now and I plan to be for the rest of my life. I am a vegan because I think with our current social morals it is unacceptable and illogical to kill a living, sentient being. As smaller reasons, veganism/vegetarianism reduces world starvation and is healthier, but animal rights is my main concern. :) Ask me to go into the ethical and even biological things backing up veganism and I will gladly.

  • @marekiller8 I see where you're coming from; animal suffering I think is a very legitimate issue to raise. I find that Corporate farms are just wholly nefarious with the way the treat animals. And it break my heart to see a cow abused right before it's going to get exterminated. Vegans do seem to be more healthy and live longer as well, most obviously because they aren't consuming Chol.

    But if you are against us as animals eating other animals, are you against other animals when they do it?

  • @Seedofwinter Yes, I am indeed against all forms of murder because, as I treat animals equally to humans, I will judge them in pretty much the same way, but it is far easier to understand they are pretty much helpless and that they have a different sense of morality from humans, developed by their unique lifestyles, and this morality does not usually outlaw killing. If you look closely enough at human morality there are several good arguments supporting that it supports animal rights.

  • @Seedofwinter I eat fish, chicken, and plenty of veggies. Dont eat beef because I feel run down everytime I do

  • @Whimzy74 So how is your diet different than anyone else's, besides the beef part?

  • @Seedofwinter Pretty much stay away from saturated fats like butter and replace them with olive oil. Eat lots of nuts, oats, fruits, and fish; eat a moderate amount of cheese, yogurt, chicken, and wine. The diet is geared towards keeping the heart healthy.

  • @Whimzy74 So the diet is mostly fish?

  • @Seedofwinter That is the main source of protein aside from nuts. Fish are easier to digest than other meats and also have omega fatty acids which promote improved brain cognition. If you're not a fish fan then you probably wouldn't like this diet.

  • @Whimzy74 Both the people on the right side had some degree of philosophical study. They thought hard about why they wanted to adopt a more ethically acceptable diet, and I doubt someone sitting at home disagreeing with them could provide much to back it up. He's not making anyone feel like what they are I MEAN you know whatever you said you know. All he did was act disgusted at the idea of shoving burnt muscle mass down your throat, that's all.

  • we have a animal in the studio.........WTF is that ? LOL!

  • nice old skool ali g post more

  • Guys on the right cant stop laughing!! haha

  • Haha they're so british

  • @Dudeness95 No, they're so english. You ignorant prick

  • @JellyWins Haha. Let me guess ....

    Scottish?

  • @gamblemadman Correct.

  • @JellyWins =)

  • @JellyWins and you're so catty. You fuckin woman.

  • @Mr13born79 Eh, don't you fucking dare insult me. You yanks don't know shit about england/scotland rivalry, and quite frankly you pricks piss everyone else in britain when you come off with those ignorant statements.

  • @JellyWins I'll say any goddamn thing I want to you. Like I said...you fucking nancy.

  • @JellyWins Soooo.... Why would you continue to feed the trolls

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  • @JellyWins fuck you hahahha

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  • "here's a chicken, you eat this or we kill another chicken" hasuha hilarious

  • Sacha Baron Cohen is simply a genius!

  • I like the football thing

  • His comment about how the mouse survived the microwave "it came out, it was hot, whatever" had me laughing so hard. Sasha has balls of steel.

  • you will eat this, or i will kill another chicken.lol

  • awesome

  • Never stop laughing at this.. he is a legend lol

  • What if i payed you a 100 squid?

  • the people he interviews take it serious ,hahaha great stuff

  • fuckin clown lmao

  • Can someone further explain the ''toughest moral question''? Surely, eating it is better, knowing you save the life of another?

  • @bfoaliali I think the moral question would be a little more complicated, but in the same spirit:

    You can kill this person, but if you don't, we will kill another person' something like that.

  • "Eat this, or we will kill another chicken". Pure brilliance!

  • where is part 2 of this ep??

  • CHIKAAN DIPPPAS!!!!!

  • he teaches the pet too go WICKED!

  • lool 'that wud make a good football'

  • what the ffffuck is dat?

  • awww...the hedgehog is cute..

  • LMAO HE GOT HIM AT 3:39

  • Ali G, smart as your most intellectual Philosophy professor, but funny. 

  • What's funny is that there is actually a really clever philosophical dialogue behind this. Seriously think about it vegeterians? What if you didn't eat a chicken, I would eat two, what would you do?

  • that woman has the most ADORABLE english accent

  • the pet can go Wiickeed hahahaa

  • "WICKED"

  • Our bodies, specically digestive systems, are composed in a way that we should eat both Meats and vegtables to effectively gain nurishment. I'm not saying we can't or even shouldn't live without meat, but it is clear that the traditionally effective way to live is with a diet composing of both meats and vegatables (and more). We are made significantly different too Herbivores and it's part of what makes us human... :)