Is apparently Alex Jones.... I'm guessing Brockton had something to do with this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nmBdoIot58
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Is apparently Alex Jones.... I'm guessing Brockton had something to do with this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nmBdoIot58
I don't buy it for a second Brockton!!!!
Russian Doll Conspiracy then? It's quite funny but Hicks was a funny guy with substance and something interesting to say and Alex Jones simply isn't. The Michelle Obama is a tranny stuff and "most men could fit three heads on their shoulders" is just mental and could only happen in America ;D
Never found Hicks particularly funny.
And Alex Jones?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
Doesn't every man want to fake his death and come back as someone new occasionally? Alex Jones does look older than he is and he has definitely changed in physique and voice a lot. Is that par for the course in human terms? I am not sure. Perhaps so, he probably hasn't led the cleanest of lives. He does look a fair bit like Bill Hicks. Again that might occasionally happen.
Whos your favorite comedians?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
I have to go with Bill Burr at the moment, Steve huges then Patrice Oneil, Louis ck, Hicks is down the list a touch now probably cause its dated but he was still a funny thinking outside the box type.
Jim Jeffries, Jim Norton, Doug Benson...although Mitch Hedberg was genius!
Hicks was funny and brilliant. My current favourites are the hard lined political comedians such as Michael McIntyre and Peter Kay.
Political comedians in the US are typically a bunch of lefty jackasses....although Dennis Miller is right of center and a good comic. Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala is a French political comedian of note....I've listened to his sets before....I am still awaiting the funny parts. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are just unbearable make fun of non-lefties and never ever hit "their own". Bill Maher is fucking ridiculous and unfunny as well.Quote:
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Mitch Hedberg is good!Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongPolitical comedians in the US are typically a bunch of lefty jackasses....although Dennis Miller is right of center and a good comic. Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala is a French political comedian of note....I've listened to his sets before....I am still awaiting the funny parts. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are just unbearable make fun of non-lefties and never ever hit "their own". Bill Maher is fucking ridiculous and unfunny as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Couldnt sleep im up watching this at the moment.
A Funny and smart bastard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OEiYe-yKtA&list=PLP3wqpKnO3HlvRvG0H84qVALeu5FPL6kB
.....never found Russell Brand funny.....funny LOOKING maybe, but even that is a bit forced
Going to give your fella a listen Andre...looks like he could be promising
This guy has ben around for years but his stand up is underrated, has a brilliant and funny mind @greynotsoold will probably like this Montana Comedian too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okyr8XzhjzE&index=30&list=RD_OEiYe-yKtA
His schtick gets tiring pretty quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongAnd Alex Jones?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
Louis CK is my #1, I was lucky enough to see him live in the summer of 2010 just before Louie came out and he blew up, he killed.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreWhos your favorite comedians?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
I have to go with Bill Burr at the moment, Steve huges then Patrice Oneil, Louis ck, Hicks is down the list a touch now probably cause its dated but he was still a funny thinking outside the box type.
Jim Jeffries from Australia is high up there, his most recent special I watched on Netflix last month and had me fucking rolling.
Bill Burr, Jim Norton, Joe Rogan, Bonnie McFarlane, Dan Soder, John Mulaney off the top of my head.
I watched American: The Bill Hicks story a few years back and I definitely have respect for the guy and what he accomplished, I just never found him particularly funny. He was interesting to listen to but I never laughed a whole lot at his stuff.
Yeah Hicks was like shock comedy. Not everyone likes hearing the truth,I thought it was clever how he brought the opposite side of the story to light and made people smile or laugh while educating them on the horrors of politics and the banality of acceptance by thinking about things in only one way.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanflickerLouis CK is my #1, I was lucky enough to see him live in the summer of 2010 just before Louie came out and he blew up, he killed.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreWhos your favorite comedians?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
I have to go with Bill Burr at the moment, Steve huges then Patrice Oneil, Louis ck, Hicks is down the list a touch now probably cause its dated but he was still a funny thinking outside the box type.
Jim Jeffries from Australia is high up there, his most recent special I watched on Netflix last month and had me fucking rolling.
Bill Burr, Jim Norton, Joe Rogan, Bonnie McFarlane, Dan Soder, John Mulaney off the top of my head.
I watched American: The Bill Hicks story a few years back and I definitely have respect for the guy and what he accomplished, I just never found him particularly funny. He was interesting to listen to but I never laughed a whole lot at his stuff.
Yeah, but he also went deep into a lot of conspiracy stuff that I think is just nonsense (JFK assassination, moon landing, Waco, ect) and a lot of psychedelic nonsense. He got a little preachy at times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Used to love his acid riff about the Copper being a little tiny man in the mirror and the throw away all your albums stuff when talking about drugs. Goat boy was a bit dark. Funny man.