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I went up to Ewood park a few years back, the area around the stadium is proper grim

hubb wrote:Southstar you are definitely right in saying that, but to be fair he has been taking in how he is being percieved, or just the perception of standup as part of his general critique of media.

The crowd is probably a bit masochistic.

The great thing about this guy is that he is not a comedian who's looking for big laughs over stupid stuff but the crowds still tend to treat him like that

havent seen the Political Correctness one magma, I'll check it. You're right about the other two though, the Context one barely made me laugh but I was sat there thinking this guy is fucking brilliant

he doesn't want laughs he just wants people to agree the fuck out of the situation

which makes me laugh


crowds are usually dumb

Really enjoyed the Shilbottle episode:

"Hello. Crapstone, Crapstone."

You reckon some of the reason why crowds laugh so much is because they're seeing it live though?

you have to listen the jokes in a system

true though, i have seen some stand up comics live and it was 100000 times more funny

Yeah actually, I never really liked Reginald D. Hunter that much, still not crazy for him tbh, but his live show had me in stitches.

JizzMan wrote:You reckon some of the reason why crowds laugh so much is because they're seeing it live though?

Yes, it's conditioning like clapping/applauding is. Everything is magnified live.
Bit of a stretch but still.
But in his case, with the level of control he exudes over an audience via timing and that kind of measured absurdity, he puts them in a spot similar to a smitten school girl that can only deal by giggling all the time, so when the actual laugh comes it's almost celebrating escaping that control he has.
Also, the punchline in his stuff is often really provokingly simple or silly,
which makes waiting for it that more akward, putting him further in charge.
He talks a lot about conditioning audiences, as opposed to catering to them, which gives him a bit more freedom and it's less condescending than the usual american observational comedy tradition where the comedian has to focus on convincing the audience. He is a genious performer on a level like prince or jimi imo. Not least because he choses a lot of really quite stupid subject matter like crisps

I really hope he never goes after football so i can enjoy that

my mom brought the sickest toaster from Plymouth well not THE sickest but 4 toasts at the same time
with some golden sugar "lyle's golden syrup"
there must be a god

A live audience is a double edged sword. If you're even mediocre they will clap and laugh, but if at any point you cross a line they will hate you and turn your whole set into a nightmare. The best know how to deal with it though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jMhoGUiIkk

mIrReN wrote:my mom brought the sickest toaster from Plymouth well not THE sickest but 4 toasts at the same time

Totally agree with you on this. 2 piece toaster's are jokes. 4 piece toaster for the swag!

hubb wrote:I really hope he never goes after football so i can enjoy that

his latest episode does take a hit at the London oligarchs who love premiership football

when will you be able to use serato on a tablet?

i dont really want to buy another laptop, i dont like em

asians

where's the best blends thread?

you mean mixing tunes or agent one?

i wud pay sooo much coin for a dubplate of this

well

like the same amount i would spend on some decent creps

is good tune but loofah has much better dub plates out there IMO