Don't beLIEve what science tells you its all a lie. Enjoy Billy by all means but forget the earth age bullshit, you will be telling us its a ball next lol
Sadly, he'll be lifting off too soon.'Sir' Billy, among several before him, will eventually be MIA for the younger than 50s. So hard to find really true & valid comedians now. (The best merely told the truth about our Biped behavior.) Many now overuse vulgarity as their sole language, while missing the point entirely. Born in '50, despite the multi injustices in our own country, the heathen Vietnam mess and so much more... my generation got to hear (& hopefully learn from) the best ....The Catskill comics, Red Skelton & J.Benny thru Collins, Pryor, Carlin and others. The PC world will stop most all of it andI'm not so sure there are many individual thinkers about anywho.
I saw him in the mid 70's in Reading Berks. deepest darkest England. 6000 people. He asked how many Scotsmen were in the audience. Six of us put our hands up. `See that the rest of ye?' said the Big Yin `You're completely outnumbered,. Bloody Priceless.
I was lucky enough to see his last performance i literally pissed myself i had to walk out with my jacket in the middle of my jeans. I was in front row 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
Billy almost killed me with this routine. Driving down the 401 with this playing on the radio. I laughed so hard I was crying, could hardly see, I couldn't breathe. I just managed to pull over to the side of the highway.
I'm from Glasgow, as is this legend. Many of us, myself included, have outstanding personalities & sense of humour. As I did even before I moved to Australia. Where they DONT. AND I married a German. So I need my humour to avoid going mental.
I watched this performance on a VHS tape in a Liverpool Fire station in 1992, and have never seen a bunch of men so helpless with laughter, y'know the full "tea coming out of your nostrils" type laughter. A great memory for which I thank Billy.
That is probably the funniest thing I’ve ever heard in my life. I laughed so hard, so long, so uncontrollably that tears were streaming down my cheeks and a very concerned dog came over in a forlorn attempt to understand what sort of seizure I was experiencing.
I don’t know how many times I’ve seen this but it has the same effect every. The tears are running down my cheeks with laughing so much. 😂😂 Thanks Billy
You got to relax or get another job you should not be awake this hour! Try mind valley or bob procter or jake ducey! There’s lot out there I’m so focused now answer is the secret film x
@@pateicialane4740 Getting up early isn't a bad thing, Job or not. It's It's a really good way to start your day. Even on my holidays I usually like to keep my work routine, I feel like I got so much time and I'm relaxed. If I start work at 5:30, I'll be up at 3 am so I can slowly wake up, enjoy a coffee, have a shower, all the good things, no rush and then maybe I'll jump on the computer or watch TV for 20 mins. Cruisy af
When this legend finally passes away, comedy WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN. The amount of tears of laughter he has made to come out of my eyes will be doubled when his comedy passes away with him.
When the (second greatest) comedian George Carlin passed away a couple of years ago..l thought..well, at least we still have our dear Billy...🙂 Sadly, he's well into the insidious clutches of Parkinson' decease and has retired from doing his stand-up comedy appearances.. What a tragic loss to all fans who never got the chance to see him appear in person.🥺 I saw him in person a few years ago, laughed till l nearly injured myself...🤣 Best wishes to Billy in his retirement..!!!!
Went to see him at Sydney Opera House 83 or 84, never laughed as much. Love watching him on yt now and laughing just as much. WORLD CLASS and can never be beaten in my view 😍
I really wanted to see him live before he got worse. Sadly I’m afraid I’ll never see him live or meet him in person. This man has gotten me through the crap hand I was dealt in life. Always put a smile on my face. For that I’m eternally grateful. There will not be another comedian like him.
I saw him in Liverpool about 20yrs ago one funny man one of his saying if you love me half as much as love you than i love you twice much more than you love me
Jesus christ... Ok im not one to really bust a gut laughing but it is now after 4 am, everyone in the house is awake and our animals keep trying to climb me because they think something is seriously wrong... I was fine right up until the sound effects and I just F****** LOST IT! LMFAO
I nearly died watching this, first time I'd seen the big yin on video (never got to see him live😕) I fell off the sofa and my girlfriend was panicking as I couldn't breathe Absolutely brilliant 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nobody can describe bodily functions as good as the genius that is Billy Connolly. He's made me laugh for over 50 years and I thank him from the bottom of my heart.
Ive been a billy fan for about 20 years, i saw him live in london in 2010 with my dad, thankfully that tour was recorded, not the night we went but was about 75 - 80% the same as what i saw, im so glad i got to see him live. This show had me in stitches, my mum asked me to pause the dvd when i played it for her.
I saw Billy at the Albert Hall back in the 80s , "wee brown dog " i laughed so much I thought I would crack my ribs , ladys and gentlemen I give you the best stand up comedian to ever live . Thanks Billy.
All the modern-day “rules of comedy” - don’t laugh at your own jokes, don’t do toilet humour, don’t go on for too long or keep “meandering” - this guy breaks repeatedly and with glee, and it’s even better for it. That’s how you know you’re dealing with a comedy legend 👍
I have been a HUGE fan since I was 15, Big Banana Feet the LP. 60 next year and Billy Connolly has seen me through so many tragedies with laughter. I will NEVER be able to thank him enough
Billy is a fabulous human being. To be able to give such a performance time after time . I have had the honour. Of seeing him live and he was fantastic. It's with great sadness that he no longer is well enough to perform anymore . His material that has us all crying though laughter . Is real life . Salute to a king of comedy.
Without doubt the greatest comic the world has ever produced I doff my cap to you sir Billy Connolly thanks for enriching my life and making me smile even in my darkest days you a true legend
I remember my dad and his pals listening to Bill y and laughing, I actually have a cassette with the story of Jesus and the cross, I put it on and I hear my dad and his friend laughter....love it
This was on one of the first ever dvds I ever got and I remember watching it and laughing so much and so hard that I fell of my seat. I still love it as much today 20+ years later! Up until watching this I had found comedians funny, some made me laugh hysterically, but nothing like Billy. The man is the best!
In the 70s we couldn't see him on telly,we used to listen to his albums,so you would get a bunch of pals in and listen to Billys albums,with a carry out of course and bacardi in case there was any women there,l was sixteen,happy days.
Probably the funniest, best story teller ever! Soo glad I got to see him live! (Probably about the time of this clip). Cheers Billy! Legend, Nuff said. 🙂
I have missed you for years. My life was full of of being totally out of touch caregiving. I stumbled on to your videos in last day. I love you so much...such a gift to us all. Bless you always.
I ate the ice in the drinks in Spain nearly thirty years ago, same experience. Didn't feel anything for about a day then going on a site-seeing tour I had to get off the bus pronto and rush into the nearest hotel and ask for the toilet. After losing half my body weight I went to flush the toilet which was a high cistern contraption - and there was no chain to pull. Looked around in terror for a button or lever of some sort but there was nothing. I Then started to hear voices in the room, female voices, it was the cleaners coming in to do their routine light cleaning. I felt trapped. All I could do is quickly open the door and walk right past them as fast as I could without washing my hands and run for it. I feel sorry for those poor women and what they would have to find when they went into the cubicle, I couldn't do anything and I didn't know how good their English was for me to explain my predicament. As Billy says, don't drink - or eat- the water in any form.
I’ve seen you live twice Billy (from New Zealand). Next time I’ll wear a nappy because I always pee myself laughing. Hope you are doing well, know how much laughter and sunshine you have bought the world, and how loved you are ❤️❤️❤️
That single loud laugh you can hear over all the others at 2.49-2.50 is my Dad ♥️♥️♥️ what you don’t hear in this clip is him wolf whistle Billy at the end of the show and Billy stopping on the stage, identifying him and getting him to stand up and wave to everyone then asking if he knew any tunes to which my Rodney whistled his way through ‘the great escape’ and the wonderful Sir Billy conducting the audience all the way through it. I wasn’t there but every single person he ever met for the rest of his life was told the story. I miss you Rodney! 15/11/1943 - 20/3/2022
@kaylaireland3494. Interesting, I was at the Hammersmith Odeon when Billy did this routine and I remember the laugh, but I don't remember the rest of it.
Privileged to see him back in 1981. And what a Great Time it was! I first heard him in the mid 70s when Dad brought home one of his Records. Probably, "The Crucifixion" and "The Jobby Wheeker" and that Wee Ditty, "Last Train to Glasgow Central" on it! Still Funny as Ever! 😂😂
