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So who is you favourite funny guy or gal?
And why?
And why?
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Goatboy wrote:
> Bill Hicks.
To me, the *only* comedian that matters.
Couldn't agree more. Nobody comes close to Hicks. Nobody.
On a side note, almost finished the book, American Scream. Am finding myself getting quite choked up towards the end. But it has been one of the most insightful biography's I've read.
Me brother ordered that complete Hicks collection from Sacred Cow last week, even though he owns most of the CD's, he felt the need to complete his collection.
Cannot wait to see and listen to more Hicks moments.
> Bill Hicks.
To me, the *only* comedian that matters.
Couldn't agree more. Nobody comes close to Hicks. Nobody.
On a side note, almost finished the book, American Scream. Am finding myself getting quite choked up towards the end. But it has been one of the most insightful biography's I've read.
Me brother ordered that complete Hicks collection from Sacred Cow last week, even though he owns most of the CD's, he felt the need to complete his collection.
Cannot wait to see and listen to more Hicks moments.
Lol yeah:
'I love black people but man do I hate n****s' - Chris Rock
That bit is funnnay. If he was a white guy, how much trouble would he have got in over that? But as he is black, it's cool.
I also like the bit where hes saying that the only thing he knows about Africa is that its far away. 'The boat ride is so long, theres still slaves on their way here'
'I love black people but man do I hate n****s' - Chris Rock
That bit is funnnay. If he was a white guy, how much trouble would he have got in over that? But as he is black, it's cool.
I also like the bit where hes saying that the only thing he knows about Africa is that its far away. 'The boat ride is so long, theres still slaves on their way here'
just downloaded nigggas vs black people by Chris Rock on Audiogalaxy..proper funny :)
Bill Hicks.
To me, the *only* comedian that matters.
To me, the *only* comedian that matters.
Seinfeld_Enthusiast wrote:
And I really disagree with Mark
> Thomas being put in this category. I went to see his show in Edinburgh and his
> focus is mostly political these days and there are fewer gags. Now I agree with
> his political stuff, I just find it so sycophantic when he preaches to the
> converted, who will laugh at anything he says. I mean, we went to protest at the
> construction of a new halls of residence by balfour beatty, and you should have
> seen the ass-kissing going on. He can be funny, but the best? Rubbish.
Listen to the shows he did in '98, the ones in Manchester and Birmingham especially.
And I really disagree with Mark
> Thomas being put in this category. I went to see his show in Edinburgh and his
> focus is mostly political these days and there are fewer gags. Now I agree with
> his political stuff, I just find it so sycophantic when he preaches to the
> converted, who will laugh at anything he says. I mean, we went to protest at the
> construction of a new halls of residence by balfour beatty, and you should have
> seen the ass-kissing going on. He can be funny, but the best? Rubbish.
Listen to the shows he did in '98, the ones in Manchester and Birmingham especially.
Jasper Carrot!! I just find him funny!!
Anyone ever see Chris Rock bring the pain? Funny stuff
Play.com have a region 1 DVD of The Chris Rock show which sounds quite good. When I get a new TV which plays NTSC videos and DVD's, I will have to get it.
Play.com have a region 1 DVD of The Chris Rock show which sounds quite good. When I get a new TV which plays NTSC videos and DVD's, I will have to get it.
If it is in films it is John Candy,
But live it is Jack Dee
But live it is Jack Dee
Chris Rock
John Belushi
Bill Murray
Eddie Murphy
John Belushi
Bill Murray
Eddie Murphy
In no particular order:
1) Chris Rock "Do you think people in Rwanda are lactose-intolerant?"
2) Jerry Seinfeld (though not really for his stand-up material)
3) Jackie Mason
4) Bill Hicks is the man! Anyone who's ever heard of him knows this too.
5) Eddie Murphy kicks ass. "I want half, Eddie! Eddie!" His comedy show Eddie Murphy- Raw for me remains the single funniest stand-up show I've ever seen, and by an absolute mile in fact.
Don't make me choose between Hicks and Murphy.
And I really disagree with Mark Thomas being put in this category. I went to see his show in Edinburgh and his focus is mostly political these days and there are fewer gags. Now I agree with his political stuff, I just find it so sycophantic when he preaches to the converted, who will laugh at anything he says. I mean, we went to protest at the construction of a new halls of residence by balfour beatty, and you should have seen the ass-kissing going on. He can be funny, but the best? Rubbish.
1) Chris Rock "Do you think people in Rwanda are lactose-intolerant?"
2) Jerry Seinfeld (though not really for his stand-up material)
3) Jackie Mason
4) Bill Hicks is the man! Anyone who's ever heard of him knows this too.
5) Eddie Murphy kicks ass. "I want half, Eddie! Eddie!" His comedy show Eddie Murphy- Raw for me remains the single funniest stand-up show I've ever seen, and by an absolute mile in fact.
Don't make me choose between Hicks and Murphy.
And I really disagree with Mark Thomas being put in this category. I went to see his show in Edinburgh and his focus is mostly political these days and there are fewer gags. Now I agree with his political stuff, I just find it so sycophantic when he preaches to the converted, who will laugh at anything he says. I mean, we went to protest at the construction of a new halls of residence by balfour beatty, and you should have seen the ass-kissing going on. He can be funny, but the best? Rubbish.
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