British comedians?
What does Sup Forums think about
Brayden Rogers
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Jackson Bailey
He come on out Stew....
Brandon Carter
...
Jaxson Jenkins
KEKS
Adrian Thomas
Absolutely glorious.
>QI
>peep show
>that Mitchel and Webb look
>black books
>any British panel show
God-tier, make American comedy look like toddlers picking their noses.
Henry Myers
>watch his new show
>episode titled 'islamaphobia'
>first line is 'Now we all know that the Islamic State has nothing to do with Islam'
D R O P P E D
Jonathan Robinson
I seriously hopes he gets raped by muzzies
Gabriel Jackson
I'm sure they all mean well, but there are only two or three that are actually good.
Stewart Lee is without doubt the best craftsman of the lot, and a lot of his delivery on Carpet Remnant World never fails to make me laugh.
>You're like rats, fighting in a ditch...
>...
>...over some piss.
Landon Nelson
>So Guys....Rod Liddle
*audience give a little giggle*
>Rod.........Liddle
*audience give another giggle, few in the crowd burst out laughing for some reason*
>Rod Liddle. The Editor at The Spectator.....
*audience laughs louder*
>Lee starts to read out a shopping list whilst adding Liddles name every so often into the mix
*audience in hysterics. People cannot control their laughter*
Parker Garcia
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Xavier Davis
Liberal idiot
Oliver Richardson
What are we?! We're just meat being shoveled into a grave...
..You don't want to hear that on a night out.
James Bailey
Jimmy Carr is funny, I like Andrew Maxwell alright but I can't remember if he's Irish or British....
The IT Crowd was fucking perfection, though even though Ayoade is a hipster faggot.
Jaxon Lopez
>DUDE REITERATING LMAO
Matthew Barnes
He has a problematic political perspective and yet is still one of the world's greatest heroes.
Josiah Ramirez
He ripped off Ricky Gervais
Elijah Diaz
Accurate
Brandon Long
Generally their stories are too drawn out to have comedic effect I'd say British humor is better represented through their television shows
David Williams
>describes picture of dog for 10 minutes
Adam Long
Jimmy Carr is robotic and monotone with two-hour sets that are completely predictable "your mum" rape jokes for grown ups.
Andrew Maxwell is Irish, and he also fucking sucks. I wish Irish comics would realise that shouting doesn't make you automatically funny. The accent is enough either; you need strong material, not anecdotes about the mundanities of your lives.
The IT Crowd is about 40%; it's pretty weak with some good stuff. Most of it is not worth anything past a smirk.
Parker Thomas
>I wish Irish comics would realise that shouting doesn't make you automatically funny.
they have to shout to be heard over the bombings
Kevin Perez
His name is Emu and he does as he likes.
Ryder Wood
Rob Brydon is looking rough
Noah Brown
That guy in particular is an unfunny fuck.
Sebastian Ortiz
gravy on his lapel
Alexander Green
Stewart Lee is a posh orphaned cunt whose life was an unbroken chain of school to university to the inner city. He knows fuck all but deluded elitism.
I would like to see how ironic he is moments from having his fat face exploded.
Julian Hall
Agreed. He's like Ian Huntley to me.
Ryan Turner
Dylan Moran is pretty good. But British comedians are just like any other comedians around the world; not all their jokes always hit home.
Gabriel Ramirez
Stewart Lee is for real. Original, thought provocative, interesting and genuinely funny.
>we had maps...but we crossed out all borders.
Hunter Parker
you have a problematic political perspective
Elijah Barnes
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Jose Torres
Stewart Lee...Genius!
Lucas Lopez
Nicholas Anderson
Do you lot really let politics get in your way of enjoying comedy? I voted UKIP in the last three elections and I still found Lee's UKIP routine hilarious. He's a genius comedian and I don't know or care what he's like personally.
Hunter Rivera
Eh
Alexander Murphy
ORIENTEERING YEAAAH
Justin Nelson
>be Stew
>tell a joke
>the audiance laughs
>oi ere we go.wav
>tell the same joke over and over like 7 more times at least
>cut to interview of douchey "journalist" accusing Stew of being a bad person
Aiden Murphy
Billy Connolly, Frankie Boyle and (sometimes) Dylan Moran.
That about covers it.
Owen Russell
>Do you lot really let politics get in your way of enjoying comedy?
it depends. If a person is clearly motivated by their political viewpoint, whether they do it consciously or not, if they are against mine, I discard them. But if they are aligned with mine, I want them to have their own experiences and critical thinking, not just spout what's popular.
It's not shameful nor uncool to have an opinion on issues that affect your everyday life.
Like, you know, who are the people fucking voting laws and what are the tactics of multinational corporations and mafias.