This is the first time I've ever seen Danny Bhoy. Brilliant. The fact that Michael McIntyre and Sarah Millican are household names and Danny isn't is a travesty.
Dude, I agree that Danny Bhoy should be a lot bigger than he is, but Sarah Millican is fucking hilarious and should ALSO be even bigger than SHE already is. Danny Bhoy is good - Sarah is better. By a good margin. (I'm not really familiar with McIntyre outside of chat shows, so eh.)
@@EndlessSummer888 I read somewhere that Danny Bhoy cites Billy Connelly as his main influence and every now and then, that shines through beautifully :-) Telling stories, not jokes.
hahahaha when I hear the 'club music' part and the cat I laugh so badly, I laugh my ass off completely, I was scared that I wake up my neighbours. Only cat owners know how true is this, mastery!
That's only because many performances of Danny Bhoy have been recorded. A lot of his shows have been recorded 2, 3 or more times and most of this has been put up on RU-vid, so you might find the same joke many times, from different shows in different places.
The reasons why he's funny: 1. He doesn't use the typical racist lines that most comedians use. 2. He talks about a breadth of topics. ( Most comedians can be categorised into two subject lines based on the general make up of their lines : Race and Dirty Sex / Smut ) 3. Witty observations 4. Great delivery : Engaging storyteller ( see " Queen of England " )
The reason (at least here in Sweden) as for why the lyrics and music never "add up" is because the church took already excisting songs for their hymns, so that the people would already know how the music went. Usually it was old folk-songs or drinking songs. Which is quite funny I think ^^
Bit of trivia: Most hymns are actually religious words set to traditional folk tunes so no. The writers of the lyrics and the music never collaborated as they usually lived centuries apart. This is also why Ding Dong Merrily On High is so bloody dumb with that "Gloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooria" line that goes on for 300 bars.
Anna, he said _”Ma’am, like jam”_ and she looked at him quizzically. 😂🤣😅😂 (There’s a prize for the first commenter to recognize WTF I’m talking about 😎)
there's another one with him talk about him meeting the queen :) if you search for it, i'm sure you would be able to find it. it's a worthwhile watch! :)
He's telling funny stories and laughing as he goes along.I do the same thing,I love to laugh at funny memories.Plus,he's funny as shit and deserves to laugh!
No I wasn't being sarcastic. I notice a lot of comedians overly swear to make themselves funny. (Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappelle, the late Richard Pryor, Dane Cook). This guy does swear but not as much as those men I've listed.
@cambo91 most comedians use the same thing over and over. What makes him different is his story telling and the new ways he tells the same joke. It is funny every time.
