The Queen's sense of humour remembered: from off-mic quips to tea with Paddington
As well as being Britain's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II was widely known for her sense of humour.
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Remember when the queen was jokingly invited to a wedding and she actually showed up? Iconic
She wanted cake that day
@@brutustantheiii8477 just like that time she used the ceremonial knighting sword to cut a piece of cake for herself
@@averypossiblememelord1566 the late Queen knew what we know. Cake is an awesome small slice of life’s pleasure
@@averypossiblememelord1566 It reminded me of what my daughter did at her wedding reception in 2010. Her husband had just graduated from the USAFA. He received an engraved USAFA Sabre as a graduation gift. He wore his dress uniform & sabre in sheath to their reception. My daughter swung it like a Jedi to cut their cake! It was so funny!
Yes.
She had a brilliant sense of humour. I heard about a time where two American tourists saw her on a walk and said she "really looked like the Queen". To which she replied "how very reassuring".
Wonder if she got it from her husband Prince Philip....or both fed off each other. I love his often inappropriate deadpan deliveries.
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She defended her nonce son
You did a lovely comment
И даже попросили королеву их снять на фото.
I am not an Englishman however that line "thank u for everything" made me tear up.
I am sure it did.
Every time!! More so now
Me too!!!
yes same here. she was a great monarch.
Me too ♥️
I will never ever forget the moment she turned around in the James Bond London Olympics segment; “OMG IT’S HER AND NOT A STAND-IN.” I can still feel my eyes popping out and my mouth opening 😂😂😂
She said she had always wanted to be a Bond Girl!
And then her arriving at the stadium in the same dress 😁
@@sookibeulah9331 she was an amazing lady
The best. She looked like she was trying to hide a giggle. Like she was having fun
Indeed! Especially because showing just the back of a stand-in is so overused in television and film, it kept you wondering back and forth until she really turned around!
The fact that she's witnessed every live action iteration of James Bond so far and probably read the original novel when it was written a year after she took the throne in 1952, is still incomprehensible to me.
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Who can forget her best joke? Asking the UK Government for billions of pounds! Nearly as funny as the UK government giving her billions of pounds!
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 have you heard the one about where the Government made many billions off the royal lands?
Shes almost as old as the real james bond inspiration, sir christopher lee.
@@jamesmccann531 Please supply proof these foreigners who only went to the UK to pay to see her house!
May she rest In peace, she wasn't just a queen, she was a monument.
knowing her she is gonna work more in peace
She will be one soon 😳
@@maryroberts8787 yeah, racist
@@newyork2021 There's a difference between idolatrous worship and reverence. Also the ancient Israelites had Kings that were highly respected, honoured and mourned in their passing.
I think you mean institution.
"Thank you, Prime Minister of Canada, for making me feel old" Aged like fine wine
His speech when she died made me cry. Way better than our own prime minister. They had a connection ❤
When Paddington said "thank you for everything", I started to cry. Rest in Peace, your majesety.
When Paddington said, ".. and... thank you.. for everything." Goosebumps.
yess indeed!🥹😭
More like teary eyes🥲
😭😭😭👍❤
@@isaacmarvelbusie332 actual same
Same 🥲
“There’s a knife” “I know there is!” She was so spriteful, even in her older years.
k chill
the illiteracy in this comment section though
@covens OHHH OMD IM SO SORRY. THANK YOU.
@@moonlitkaiser mkay. One mistake🥲
A cheeky grandma who enjoys her shenanigans knowing that people around will just deal with it.
When she did the Paddington bear I just broke into tears it just felt as though she was saying goodbye.
It was. She was 95. Though we hoped she’d live longer than her mother we knew it was unlikely they’d be another Jubilee
Im from a former UK colony. During covid, borders closed when I was overseas. Queen's message that we all will meet again was a source of strength for me.
❤
She was one of our last living links to WWII. She lived thru the Cold War and outlived many US Presidents and UK Prime Ministers. She was a walking monument of history, and the void left by her passing is duly felt. RIP, Queen.
😭😭🙏
During WW2, she was posted to an army barracks at the end of my road for her training. In truth, she didn't live in the barracks, but was driven back to Windsor every night, but it always makes me smile when I pass the gates to the old barracks thinking that she trained how to maintain trucks (these days it is a housing development, but it does bear her name).
She even outlived several popes
@Manal Manal but she met nearly every major figure and was thoroughly briefed on world events throughout her life. It’s possible no one will ever match her as a human nexus linking so many global events.
@@kyper4110 i'm only 56 and i outlived hundreds of milions of people, including presidents, dictators, popes, kings, queens, pop and movie stars, and so did hunderds of millions of other people , so what else is new?
Before he passed away, my uncle was close protection for the royal family. He told me a story once about how he (about 6 foot 7) had to lift and carry Her Majesty in a training exercise. Every time he did, she was making silly jokes like "ooh, I can see my house from here!" and "The air does get a bit thinner, doesn't it?". Always stuck with me. Rest in Peace
What an awesome story to have
What a sweet story. She had amazing sense of humor 😂
I think I love ❤️ her reading about her SOH
Lies
He had to lift and carry the queen? Are you taking special medication. People actually believe that? The Queen would never be allowed to be put in that situation for training. No debate.
We regarded her as our mom, our grandmom, our aunt, or our sister. She was always there. A constant presence. No one will ever fill her shoes.
Absolutely, she was the mother/grandmother we all had without realising
I miss the Queen, she was such a calming warm presence in our world.
She honestly had me wheezing at her spontaneous reaction to the sun dial in the shade 😂
and a reassuring “life’s funny isn’t it?” smile
Get a ventolin
Probably not THAT spontaneous, but definitely funny.
Even better when she commented on helicopter noise reminding her of Trump ....
I've seen the next moment in that video, which I found equally funny (and actually a meaningful example of Royal efficiency) when Her Majesty turned to a person, who was off camera, and asked "can we have it moved, please?".
I think the queen meeting James Bond is a legendary moment in recent history.
I agree!! I never seen that I love that Bond yummmm
Oh yeah I have never forgotten that moment in 2012
That was the best scene ever...
Daniel Craig looks honored to be in her presence.
Did she really jump ?
Love the etiquette with Paddington. She doesn't say:"You are welcome" or 'the pleasure/honour was all mine'. Instead she says: "you are very kind". Gracefully acknowledging the compliment but too humble to fully accept. Kind of like saying: I did my very best.
Paddington said it best - "Thank you...for everything". As an American, I'm still mesmerized by the life she lived and the service she gave her country. I don't think we'll ever see another in our lifetimes.
Ugh
I do agree. She was a woman of remarkable character and the best of the Greatest Generation.
@@Zeppelin--Acidwhat do u mean “ugh”
Her cutting the cake with a sword is so funny, especially when the aide says "there's a knife there" and the Queen replies "I know there is!" hahah xD
Oh yeah so funny Love
How are you doing today
@@vindiesel3405 what are you doing bruh 💀
@@chunkycrusader Nothing as you can see,just sharing thoughts together 😉
@@vindiesel3405 she won't tickle ur pickle bruh
One only had to say, "The Queen" anywhere in the world and everyone knew precisely to which queen you were referring. Truly remarkable and inspiring woman.
I mean, that’s mainly because there aren’t many other royal families in the world. It’d be like saying everyone instantly thinks of Biden when you say “the president”
Beyoncé?
@@bordeauxbobby cringe
@@bordeauxbobby You jest.
@@bordeauxbobby cringy AF
its brings tears to my eyes when I watch this video.I miss our late Queen.May she rest in peace.
She had a wicked sense of humor. I still get teary eyed when I see her videos. I did love your late beautiful Monarch. What a remarkable woman! 😊
When she says to paddington at the end, "That's very kind." It felt like her saying goodbye.
After that video she made sure Paddington, who is peruvian, went back to his country because she hates inmigrants
That makes me want to cry 💔
Yeah, she knew it would be her last jubilee I’m sure
@@nanp00p67 I mean, it had to be even if she managed to stay alive for another 30 years - the Platinum jubilee (70 years) is the highest there is.
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The fact that the Queen knows there's a knife, *but still resolves to slice the cake with a sword* shows her sense of humour. It's different and unique and unusual, she's never done it before, so she's using the sword!
That cracked me up too 😂
When opportunity knocks hahaha
I mean when there's a sword at hand who wants to use a feeble knife instead
The queen was not only an iconic British figure but she was a symbol of pride and patriotism for the British people. I am not British, however… watching these videos from a few years ago before she passed allows me to learn more about British culture and hierarchy, now that the queen it gone it didn’t really hit me at first but now I’m tearing up 😢
She was a mother/ grandmother to many of us. Only we understand the comfort when she spoke to us.
Being an American, I never really followed the royal family's drama, but I always thought she seemed like a fun, charming lady and a fun grandma.
She'll be remembered forever, she was truly an iconic figure in British history
An icon of racıst colonıalism.
Except by former British colonies
Remembered for hating her kids, yeah
She was like a historical monument.
@@danpaz9485so the queen that reigned during the decolonisation of their countries wont be missed?
Miss her so much. Thank you for everything.
That "thank you, for everything" made me cry so hard
I have to admit when Paddington says "Happy Jubilee Ma'am, and thank you...for everything", I can't help but tear up a little.
Me too.. 😭
Me too🌹
The interaction with Paddington bear was absolutely precious.
😆 🤣
I thought I was a perfect ending to this video
I thought it was rather insipid, but that seems to be what the masses like.
@@greendragon4058 , I agree completely. And it is a very touching tribute.
I thought that was a lookalike with enhanced computer imagery, not the real queen.
The Paddington bit at the end still brings a tear to my eye
Never met her, but i do miss her. She was a brilliant representation of our country! I dont think anyone will ever match her brilliance but i do have real hope for the william and kate monarchy - they are both phenomenal people.
Yep. We need Charles to abdicate asap.
"Are you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying yourself?" She didn't miss a beat with that one. XD
That was the best tribute of all, showing the fun side of the Queen we so seldom got to share. She was a marvelous person through-and-through.
CGI 😂
@@loriAlessiroberts118 What
Not for the countries she facilitated in looting
@@alpineShivers Get a grip and an education.
Agree.
Amazing lady with a great sense of humor,Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth II .
Who else cried when Paddington says "Happy Jubilee Ma'am" 3:30
paddington, a much lesser known but nevertheless still beloved british icon spoke for us all regarding her majesty: "thank you for everything."
With so few words, Paddington spoke for generations throughout the globe.
The way "for everything" was emphasized hits so hard
May be shed a tear, that moment was so beautiful!!
Indeed. Paddington Bear certainly spoke for us all. May Her late Majesty rest in peace.😢
Though I'm an American, it always gets me. 😪
Even though I’m American and the royals are basically just celebrities here, there was a comfort about her. Seeing her face year after year gave you the sense that some things in life may change, but some things - like honor and commitment - never do.
Harry and his behavior shortened her life considerably
@@jerrytopater5760 wow, another racist comment. Clearly her oppressive ways against minorities did not even faced her.
You've hit on the difference between celebrity and royalty.
Harry is a big disappointment to most Brits along with his gold digging wife.
@@jerrytopater5760 I think that is a little unfair. 96 is a grand old age.
We know that there will never be a person in history to top her she left her mark on the world forevermore
I cry EVERY time I see that Paddington Jubilee clip ending! She was an extraordinary woman in so many ways. Britain has been terribly blessed on many levels because of her. My respect for her is enormous. May her memory be a blessing to her family and people. Sincerely, an American admirer
Hear hear, from a South African admirer of true courage and determination, love and endurance!
Get a grip
@@zinan2959 🤡
Me too 😢😢🙏🙏💖💖
There is something intensely sweet and innocent about Paddington, isn't there? And with the Queen, what a lovely pair.
When she said "I'm sure" that the sundial wasn't on the shade, rightfully proves that she had lived a long life. An average tree fully matures around 30 years. She will be missed and remembered by many generations to come.
Rest in Eternal.peace Dear Queen ! An Era ends !!
Well she could have been a bit more strategic with planting those trees (yes i know....who thinks about what a tree will do to a sundial 30 years later... IT'S A JOKE)
Let's hope the generations to come WILL remember. Nothing worse than forgetting the people who truly made a difference.
Oh okay that reassures me, I thought she was 34.
I’m more impressed that she still had a strong memory to remember that despite her age
Always admired her for her sense of duty her entire life, considering her father was never meant to be king. What a great lady. (I’m a Yank, by the way)
Her Majesty's interaction with David Attenborough is adorable. Who's idea is it, to put the sun dial in a shade. The Queen's reaction is very adorable.
It feels like the passing of a grandma. You will be missed incredibly.
I think she would have been pleasured by your companionship; as for me, I am mere Second Side Up. x
Yes ❤️ I'm American and I already miss her. I can't imagine how her family and country feel. 🙏✝️😢
@@barbedwire_lace2160 ..
Our Majesty Queen Elizabeth II really was the Best Of Us. Witty to the point of being hilarious, at times charmingly sarcastic and so very much loved! She served her People with distinction, dedication and most of all honour... Thank you, My Majesty, from the bottom of my heart! Long live the King!
Truly does 😭
When the bear said "thank you for everything" I started crying… I hope she knows how much we appreciate her dedication and commitment.
Me too 😥
And me and i'm not even British..😥
@@peterang6912 im from 🇬🇷
Same here from SC, USA. May she rest in peace, we all miss her already.
RIP from Amsterdam NL 🇱🇺
"I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong." - Queen Elizabeth II, 21 April 1947 She kept every word of that promise.
0:27 “There is a knife.” “I know there is!” *one of the greatest moments ever*
I’m not even a monarchist but watching these clips about the queen makes me think about what a remarkable person she was. May she rest
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Yep Indie colonies and so on.
@GØØNER no way you're Japanese, I've yet to come across a Japanese whom speaks their minds
@GØØNER and failed
@@rumbling3991 I am half Japanese and I wNt to reconquer Korea and the Philippines, India would be nice too along with china!
"Let us not take ourselves too seriously. None of us has a monopoly on wisdom." -- HM Queen Elizabeth II
Funny she said they, hey?
So you mean, stealing and destroying other people nation is wisdom to you, right? This woman has cause a lot of problem
@@stevenwilliams3015 i mean, all the artifacts and tablets her family is in possession of that the rest of the qorld will never see is kind of a monopoly on wisdom 🤣
@@stevenwilliams3015 i don't think the Queen ever had actual power since she became the Queen. remember it is 1952, after WWII
Russian bot? What are you on about!? The Monarchy has no power, all she did was serve and represent her country
She always looked so pretty when she smiled! Even in her last-ever photo! She worked until the end!
I'm from america but Queen Elizabeth was one of the best world leaders in my life. I will miss her.
Being Irish, I really respect that she came here in recent years to acknowledge the deaths of Irish citizens during the troubles between our countries. She was a real lady
Brits did colonize and plunder other folks riches, but ole Liz seemed cool. She won't be a 'queen' in the afterlife though but she did seem to be genuine...
Didn't she visit the clan chiefs of the IRA once too awhile back?
@@rc59191 yes martin mcguinness a former IRA commander
You respect that she put in a dog and pony show for everyone because the information in the massacre that the British has done to so many nations, was so large it couldn’t be silenced any more?
@@xbemos But it was a show nonetheless and nobody had to be assassinated in order to get there.
The James Bond helicopter through Londan/Skydiving stunt was not only the Queen's idea, she actually RESEARCHED to find a helicopter that could pull it off, and insisted on adding the personal touch of making Bond wait a moment while she finished her paperwork.
That's awesome. I didnt know that!
She didn’t research, she already knew as she studied mechanics, or so I’ve heard.
@@baku2575 she served as an auto mechanic in WW2
@@highlyopinionated that’s what I heard
Fun fact: since the first James Bond novel was published in 1953, and the queen coronation was the same year (though she was queen in 1952 when king George VI died), technically, every James Bond books and movies always called the monarch her majesty
What an amazing lady ❤️ I do miss her so much
What A gracious, tough, witty, intelligent woman she was. I still shed a tear.
Why did Paddington's thank you at the end actually bring me to tears? This beautiful, graceful Queen who's life and reign spans most of living memory will leave a void far beyond the United Kingdom.
because you are soft in the head
Same here 😪
Yeah, I'm a pretty hard bitten dude, but that got me in the feels.
I'm not tearing up. Someone somewhere must be cutting onions. Or my non existent allergy to dust, in my clean house, must be acting up. Sorry for the edit, all this water around my eyes makes it difficult
Yep, me too 😢
I've never been a royalist however I find myself a little weepy eyed at this. She seemed to always do everything right and I don't think there will be another one like her. She kept the British tradition alive and in her death I can recognize and acknowledge her role that she played with conviction throughout her reign. Rest well, your legacy is timeless.
She's not perfect, surely made mistakes along the way but she kept British people together.
I really can't believe this.... Rip
how do you know that? have you seen her anywhere except social media or witnessing their politics and managing system? its always people who keep the traditions alive. so why we simply dont stop to obey and tribute someones rules and always thinking there should be a better man to govern us? why we dont rely on our own thinking and personal analysis and just stop these tributes on this century?
Totally agree! I didn't expect to be as affected by her death as I am and I'm no royalist either but she will always have my respect! And now she's gone it's the end of an era and I don't believe in the monarchy now since her and Philip are gone!
'I'm not a royalist but..' Lolllllll
You know, those last few words really did make me teary. so humble and sweet.
the queen visited my small town of Fort Smith NWT, to give it back to us natives, saying it should have never been taken away in the first place. love that woman.
Her face like she’s looking for the person who’s responsible for the sundial was the funniest part🤣
Richard Attenborough could have - should have - said that quite differently, so as not to make anyone look a fool for having a sundial in what is now a shady spot.
@@emlodi2310 it was david?
@@emlodi2310 cringe
death evil
@@eksteinmalan3517 how??
I don't like monarchies in principle, but as a person, a political leader and head of state, the Queen was invaluable to the development of the modern British nation, its democratic values and the peaceful decolonization of the British Empire. I do not know how the UK would have looked like without her steady and masterful leadership.
I was about to comment just that
Same. For some strange reason I felt like I was just slapped though.
I love monarchies. It's the best way to govern. Constitutional ones work way better than republics.
@@gsf5882 except the UK doesn't even HAVE a constitution. It all comes down to the people. Who are you willing to work for, and in what way.
@@JChan1026 it doesn't have a WRITTEN one
I’ll never forget the realisation of the crowd when they realised it really was the Queen with James Bond- a huge gasp and then howls of laughter and applause
Over a year later, I still can't get my head around that we don't have a queen. No doubt wherever she is now she's still watching over those who loved her.
She was extremely witty, she will be greatly missed, the Elizabeth era is now gone her 70 year rein will always be remembered, may the Queen RIP.
And she did nothing during her time
@@petermolton9101 you should look more into it online, she did a lot in her 70 years as queen
@@petermolton9101 sounds like your ignorant to the fact that she literally served in ww2
@@petermolton9101 She achieved more in one week than you have in your pathetic, trolling life
@@marvinb.7360 @Peter Molton is ignorant of countless things. I can assure of this.
She was like the UK's grandma. RIP ma'am.
It’s Her Majesty you uncultured swine.
And NO ONE can replace her.
She was the world’s grandma too.
HAHAHAHAHA I AM URINA.TING ON THE QUEENS GRAVE BBECAUSSE MY VCON.TENT IS BETTER
Great grandma. We miss her already...
Just watched this again and Paddington at the end has me in tears yet again!
Made me cry. Such a beautiful and wonderful queen. No one will ever do the job that she was able to do. I loved Queen Elizabeth
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Her skit with Paddington made me cry during the jubilee. Thank you Ma'am, for everything
HMTQ tapping out 'We Will Rock You' on her teacup? Now: that is PRICELESS!!!!
for what ? what exactly has the royal family done that they havent been paid for handsomely ?
@@Deathwish026 they’ve brought more money into this country than they’ve taken out. And if a republic means we just end up with more politicians of the likes of liz truss and Boris Johnson then I’d say we run a million miles from it. Nightmare.
@@Deathwish026 also why are you here if you clearly don’t care? Maybe go outside and touch some grass.
@@Deathwish026 jog on.
I'm not Brittish but that piece she did with Paddington, almost brought me to tears. What a wonderful woman she was!
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Yes. Same here :)
💯👑❤️🕊
I can never not imagine the queens last moments having slipped on a banana
She have try so much
Im American. I cried thriugh the whole Jubilee. I felt she was saying farewell….to me. ❤
Hello
I think it's kinda sweet to see moments of her with her family cause she's so separate from most of society that it's easy to forget that at least 20 children have looked up at her and called her "Gran."
My favourite story about the Queen is about the then crown prince of Saudi Arabia visiting Balmoral and agreeing to a tour of the estate. Coming from a country where it’s illegal for women to drive, he didn’t expect the Queen herself to get on the driver’s seat and use her wartime skills as an army driver to basically Vin Diesel her way through the Scottish countryside, all the while constantly talking to him. To say the prince was *shooketh* is an understatement.
Epic - thank you for sharing
One of my favourite stories.
Yeah I remember this, had me in stitches 🤣.
I’d imagine something like: “So how was your day?” the Queen said calmly as she started drifting.
That is so great. 😀
That last bit with Paddington brought a tear to my eye. Such a lovable tribute to the Queen.
Ohhh so touching....how are you doing
Oh shut up she was evil
It’s so toughing 💔💔💔
@@stevenpeterson6709 sly devil you 😂
I never knew she was in Paddington, but that scene was so adorable. I love it.
I am glad this popped up! The late Queen Elizabeth II will always be a bright spot in my day. Keep her alive for us! RIP Ma'am.
Just remember we were all privileged to know someone such as her. I was even more privileged to be her subject and to serve in her armed forces. She was an example to all of us.
I could listen to David Attenborough and the Queen talk about anything for hours.
Exept all the dead children in the backyard
I'm not even a huge fan of either one... and I agree with you
Attenborough boasting that he's clocked up more air miles than anyone else yet has the gall to lecture the prolls about how driving to Butlin's, Skegness for their annual holiday is killing the planet.
Me too
@@Erin-bd6jg Not being a fan of Queen Elizabeth II I can understand, even forgive . . . not being a fan of David Attenborough? I had no idea such people could even exist...
The last Paddington bear's line was both so heartbreaking and warm...
that one really hit hard... no one really expected what was about to come that time. Makes it even more depressing
I know! When I saw the clip the day after her death, I started crying like she was my granny and I am 71!
I'm tearing up just because of that..
As if they knew already😭😭😭😭
As if she knew it was all coming to an end.. as if she could feel it :(
That Paddington ´´Thank you, for EVERYTHING´´ still gets my waters running every time😭😭😭😭. So happy she got to experience how much we loved her.
Britain will never have a Queen like her again... She was special.
When paddington looks at her and says: "Happy Jubilee m'am... and thank you for everything..." i'm over here just bawling my eyes out
Haa tum log colonizers ko dekh kar hi rote roho bc..."bAwLiNg mY eYeS oUt"
Yeah that gets me every time too. 🥺😫
😭😭😭😭
The depth of emotion in Paddington Bear's eyes 🥺
Queen understood humor. That is a central British quality and I love her for it
The time she was with Paddington it still gave me goosebumps today. A very strong lady with a wicked sense of humour. Very missed ❤️
The words from Paddington, means so much more now after her passing. I miss her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the second. May she rest peacefully with her beloved Prince Phillip, and her sibling and her parents.
So here I am, a grown man, shedding a tear at a coffee shop because of a teddy bear and a lady I have never met. Now that's the power of symbols. May the Queen rest in peace.
Thought It was only me doing that
There's something about the Paddington clip that makes me cry.
@@Hiya_There13667 ya'll are deluded, the royals are far from nice. Pure evil behind closed doors
@@TheCentennial4 Me too... 😪
And me
I, of course, always knew she would die one day but it still caught me off guard. She almost seemed like a representation of everything British, purely timeless, it’s hard to see her as mortal as the rest of us. May she rest in peace, there won’t be anyone like her for a long time.
I thought she would have at least lived for two more years 😢
She was the queen of the whole world she will always be loved, missed, and remembered as queen Elizabeth. Her name is engraved deep in the history book.
@@Saltu61 queen of the world? What a joke
@@Saltu61 whole world? You deluded? I wouldn't keep her for a sweeper. Nor would any she and her family murdered for their greed.
I wanted her to complete her century 😥
The last scene with the bear made me tear up and i’m a grown man. May HRH rest in peace
No country will ever top that Olympic Ceremony ❤🇬🇧
She was once asked what she loves about Prince Philip and she replied "he makes me laugh". She also had a wonderful sense of humour. Britain and the world have lost a great Queen. Now she's immortal and will stay in people's hearts. Rest in peace.
They were cousins...
So many crypto currency companies and equity stock market are gone bankrupt stock exchange and crypto currency will fall even MORE.......
@@BK01012 ?
@@BK01012 Like 5th cousins or something. At that time royals only had to marry other royals. Almost all royals from Europe had descended from Queen Victoria so at one point or the other they would've been related
Seeing her majesty with James Bond made me smile. Hearing Paddington thank her for everything choked me. Thank you for putting this video together!
Oh my I read your comment and then finished the video. Even I teared up. She will be missed
Same! 🥲
Me too! I bawled...
Thanks fir being born rich and useless or for stealing money from her own people and other countries?
I think that Paddington speaks for the whole world.
Paddington is the most educated and gentle Peruvian dude I've ever met in my whole life
The Queen was absolutely adorable. She had that twinkle in her eyes. She is sadly missed. We all loved her❤❤❤❤
Lizzie in a box in a a box. lalalalala
The Queen parachuting into the stadium with James Bond is the most British way to start the Olympics
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That wasn’t really her it was a skydiver dressed up to look like her
@@jasminejohnston6393 thank you for pointing it out man ! If not, who could have imagined that she didn't actually jump from an helicopter, at 90+ years old !
@@jasminejohnston6393 Wow, you think? I thought she was actually skydiving at 86 years old, lol.
@@jamesmcalpin2227 me too OMG !!
@3:33 "And thank you for everything." I nearly cried when I saw this back in June. Knew she could not live forever even then.
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I adored the advert Her Majesty did with Paddington. It was funny and wonderful, and showed what a great sense of humour she had. You were a special lady, Your Majesty, and we here in America miss you very much.
I will never ever forget this lovely woman.
Her “parachuting” out of the helicopter for the 2012 Olympics with James Bond was one of the best parts of that year xD
they got a stunt double
@@Haris1 u just ruined it
@@themandalorianG but its the truth
@@Haris1 oh come on🤣 you ruined the magic
@G҉A҉C҉H҉A҉ A҉L҉E҉X҉ it means just that. Someone who resembles her did the stunt instead.
The way Paddington said the last line... its like they knew time is coming.
They may have been only too aware that her days were numbered. She was missing more and more engagements.
You're truly everything in between
Of course they knew. People don´t live forever.
She was 96
@@CentaurMoe Prince Phillip was 99 when he passed.