Jay's comments shocks viewers.

[erinp5]

'I want to chop off his hands and feet, put him in a bag and kick it': Strictly star Jay McGuiness shocks viewers with a bizarre rant about a toddler on It Takes Two show
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3331710/I-want-chop-hands-feet-bag-kick-Strictly-star-Jay-McGuiness-shocks-viewers-bizarre-rant-toddler-Takes-Two-show.html

http://www.headlines-news.com/2015/11/24/573694/i-want-to-chop-off-his-hands-and-feet-put-him-in-a-bag-and-kick-it-strictly-star-jay-mcguiness-shocks-viewers-with-a-bizarre-rant-about-a-toddler-on-it-takes-two-show

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[Black Dagger]

I love daily mail faux outrage.

[erinp5]

It was very odd but in no way malicious , I think he was trying to say the child was a better dancer...but it came out all wrong.

[Black Dagger]

I think he's just socially awkward and gets over excited.

[erinp5]

I think he's just socially awkward and gets over excited.

I agree , the guy is harmless.

[Crimson Dynamo]

what a horrible thing to say, is he the full shilling?

[Vanessa]

I think he's just socially awkward and gets over excited.

This! It wasn't malicious. He meant to say that the child was cute, but it came out wrong. "To put a child in a bag and kick it" is a northern say. It means that the baby is cute, but not many people will know this.

[Kazanne]

Good job Katie Hopkins never said this :hehe:

[Crimson Dynamo]

This! It wasn't malicious. He meant to say that the child was cute, but it came out wrong. "To put a child in a bag and kick it" is a northern say. It means that the baby is cute, but not many people will know this.

:joker:


come now vanessa - that is what we call REACHING

[Vanessa]

:joker:


come now vanessa - that is what we call REACHING

Someone on Digital Spy posted this.


"Originally Posted by shuddupfluffy

I'm from south Nottinghamshire. He's from Newark in Nottinghamshire. This is easily explained.

This is a Nottinghamshire expression! To express how cute you think a baby is, you say, 'I could just put him/her in a bag and kick it!'

[Vanessa]

The bbaby's mum took no offence. She knew what Jay meant :
Lyndsey Tickner ‏@LyndseyTickner 7h7 hours ago
@JayMcGuiness it was my baby boy Ray dancing .He didn't take offence, but would like to keep his curls. #teamjay

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CUko2ucXAAAKAe9.jpg

[Crimson Dynamo]

Someone on Digital Spy posted this.


"Originally Posted by shuddupfluffy

I'm from south Nottinghamshire. He's from Newark in Nottinghamshire. This is easily explained.

This is a Nottinghamshire expression! To express how cute you think a baby is, you say, 'I could just put him/her in a bag and kick it!'

even if that were true and it certainly seems rather an odd expression


dont forget loverboy wanted to cut the wee boys hands and feet off

:umm2:

[Vanessa]

even if that were true and it certainly seems rather an odd expression


dont forget loverboy wanted to cut the wee boys hands and feet off

:umm2:

It's an expression. Of course he didn't mean it literally. My mum used to say to us kids that she loved us so much she wanted to eat us again. Did she mean it literally? Of course not!

[Amy Jade]

That's such a weird and gross thing to say and honestly if somebody in the public people hate said it like Katie Hopkins or Piers Morgan there would be far less people trying to smooth it over as just a saying.

Either way a person saying they want to dismember a baby and kick it is extremely bad taste imo.

[Crimson Dynamo]

It's an expression. Of course he didn't mean it literally. My mum used to say to us kids that she loved us so much she wanted to eat us again. Did she mean it literally? Of course not!

yes that is a mum talking to her kids not a random guy talking about a child and look at his vile aggressive expression:shocked:

I think he has behavioural issues

[Vanessa]

yes that is a mum talking to her kids not a random guy talking about a child and look at his vile aggressive expression:shocked:

I think he has behavioural issues

You know he didn't mean it literally, but of course that doesn't matter, does it?

[Liam-]

That was the first time I've seen him smile

[Crimson Dynamo]

IS HE AUTISTIC?

[Amy Jade]

That was the first time I've seen him smile

When talking about harming a child :omgno:

[Vanessa]

Yes, because of course he meant that literally. :rolleyes:

[Pete.]

Very odd choice of words....

[Denver]

It's a pity he couldn't do it to Peter :joker:

[Amy Jade]

Yes, because of course he meant that literally. :rolleyes:

Nobody is claiming he meant in literally but the actual thing he said is horrible in general

[Vanessa]

It's a pity he couldn't do it to Peter :joker:

:hehe:

[RichardG]

I'm sure he has no intentions of dismembering the child and it was just a joke but it's certainly an odd thing to say. :laugh:

[Liam-]

When talking about harming a child :omgno:

Sicko tbh

[Ashley.]

I'm sorry but "put him in a bag and kick it" does not translate as "what a cute child" it translates as "i'm a ****ing psychopath"

[Jay.]

i'm sorry

[Vanessa]

I'm sorry but "put him in a bag and kick it" does not translate as "what a cute child" it translates as "i'm a ****ing psychopath"

It's a northen expression.

[Ashley.]

It's a northen expression.

****ed up northern expression.

[Headie]

It's a northen expression.

Err no it's not :joker:

[Vanessa]

Err no it's not :joker:

Yes it is.

[Headie]

Yes it is.

No it isn't.

[Vanessa]

No it isn't.

From Digital Spy :

"Originally Posted by shuddupfluffy

I'm from south Nottinghamshire. He's from Newark in Nottinghamshire. This is easily explained.

This is a Nottinghamshire expression! To express how cute you think a baby is, you say, 'I could just put him/her in a bag and kick it!'

[GoldHeart]

Yes it is.
Always sticking up for Jay your bf and you can't stereotype the northerners based on something daft Jay has said :crazy:

[Mystic Mock]

I think he's just socially awkward and gets over excited.

This.

One of my friends thinks that to bring the best out in him would be to let him have his dick hanging out onstage, he seems to think that it will make him less awkward onstage.:laugh:

Btw this is true, my friend actually said that.

[Ammi]

..I thought this was TiBB Jay because he's always shocking us with his comments...

[Mystic Mock]

****ed up northern expression.

Some expressions are ****ed up though.

[kirklancaster]

Good job Katie Hopkins never said this :hehe:

:clap1::clap1::clap1: How very true Kaz. :laugh:

[Ashley.]

From Digital Spy :

"Originally Posted by shuddupfluffy

I'm from south Nottinghamshire. He's from Newark in Nottinghamshire. This is easily explained.

This is a Nottinghamshire expression! To express how cute you think a baby is, you say, 'I could just put him/her in a bag and kick it!'

I have the strangest feeling Shuddupfluffy is telling lies.

[Mystic Mock]

My Brother In Law was born in Nottinghamshire, and moved to Derbyshire later when he was really young, and I've never heard him use the expression.

However I doubt that Jay meant for it to come across how it did come across as to most of the viewers watching It Takes Two, unlike someone like Hopkins who deliberately sets out to cause controversy so probably would say something like this on purpose just to get a reaction.

[joeysteele]

My Brother In Law was born in Nottinghamshire, and moved to Derbyshire later when he was really young, and I've never heard him use the expression.

However I doubt that Jay meant for it to come across how it did come across as to most of the viewers watching It Takes Two, unlike someone like Hopkins who deliberately sets out to cause controversy so probably would say something like this on purpose just to get a reaction.

I agree, she would deliberately mean it all maliciously,a massive difference Mock.

[lostalex]

I understand what he's saying. i feel the same way about cute things.

[Jamie89]

IS HE AUTISTIC?

Maybe he is slightly. He obviously wasn't meaning anything malicious. I've never seen anything of him, don't know who he is, but the way he was saying it reminded me of a friend of mine who is on the autism spectrum who says the most inappropriate things sometimes, that 'normal' people find weird or offensive, but when you understand the person it's actually nothing to get worked up about at all, because it's just a failure to communicate in a 'normal' way, rather than it being anything sinister.

[lostalex]

It's like bugs bunny and the abominable snow man.

[Headie]

From Digital Spy :

"Originally Posted by shuddupfluffy

I'm from south Nottinghamshire. He's from Newark in Nottinghamshire. This is easily explained.

This is a Nottinghamshire expression! To express how cute you think a baby is, you say, 'I could just put him/her in a bag and kick it!'

Oh so if shuddupfluffy on digitalspy comments says it's true then it must be.

I've never heard any northern person say that in my life and I know quite a few.

[Amy Jade]

Hope this comment he made shocks some of the viewers enough they are discouraged from saving him this week :hee:

[Withano]

"To put a child in a bag and kick it" is a northern say. It means that the baby is cute, but not many people will know this.
:joker::joker: This is the best thing I have ever read on this website

[Ashley.]

Hope this comment he made shocks some of the viewers enough they are discouraged from saving him this week :hee:

:fan:

[Headie]

:joker::joker: This is the best thing I have ever read on this website

:joker:

[MB.]

i'm sorry

Well at least you apologised