I love this guy! good for him, he's worked his ass off for years and years and now he's able rest. Bless you Lee Evans Thank you for all for your genius over the years
gears5336 Don't attempt to play like a fool. You and I both know that you know who Varg is (a quick look at your account would show a comment on a Bathory video, so one would assume with the picture that you have that you're at least aware of Burzum/Varg).
I’m 20 and I watched this man when I was like 5 even though at the time I didn’t even know what he was talking about he would always make me laugh. When I was 10 and my dad passed it was the hardest thing I ever went through to this date but, after awhile I put lee Evans stand up on and it always cheered me up no matter how many times I’d watch his shows I would always cry if laughter. He helped me so much and played a big role in my life and he doesn’t even know me. I never got to see him live until I went to a show in London and he (among other British talent) was in the show! Problem was it was a very sad play but for those minutes I saw him it made me really smile. I’ve always wanted to see him perform his stand up or even talk to him for just 5 minutes, just to say thank you. I doubt anyone cares but I just want people to know how important this man truly is.
My friend we all agree with you. So sorry to hear about your dad passing away especially with you being young. Lee is one of those diverse stand up comedians who could do pretty much any routine. I had the fortune to see him live 3 times and i could hardly speak for days after it. Hopefully one day he will return to the stage and you will get your wish. Never give up the dream...
He's always looked a lot younger, i remember watching his stand up in the mid 90s, even when you look at the repeats on TV now, he looks about mid twenties when he was about early 30s..... lucky bugger haha
Am proud to say I saw his last show on sunday in Cardiff, was very emotional and he was so grateful he thanked all his crew by name and the audiences over the years, love you Lee and if you do ever decide to come back i'll be there like a shot xxx
Same with Wembley he was a lot more humbled and thankful than past shows I've been to.. Now I know why :'( He spent at least 10 minutes down the front hugging people and talking/taking photographs until security had to pull him away.
Most comedians are depressed thats why there comedians making other people laugh is there release from Tommy Cooper to Robin Williams all died sad men but live on forever
ChopThaDog wouldn't you be depressed if you had to smile and force yourself to make jokes all the time. Every interview he has to have a few jokes and tell funny stories. It'd be fake.
I went to see him 9 times over the years and have met him in wycombe.He stopped his driver to come over to some of us and sign some autographs.....then had a chat with us all before getting back into the car.A cracking performer and a decent bloke too.
I remember going to see some comedy above a pub in London. There were maybe only 40 people there and Lee Evans came on. He was just starting out. I used to go and see all the comedy back then as there were some brilliant comedians. But I have never seen anything like that. I nearly died laughing. He played Bohemian Rhapsody and mimed the actions, not words of the song and it just killed. I knew then he would be a superstar. Strange to have seen him at the beginning and now he has retired. Bloody hell I feel old.
Outta 40 people he made it, his a legend and will always be missed im so glad I saw him in his play 'barking in Essex' last year, if he does ever come back we will open him wiv big arms
Lee is such a sweet human being, kind, very talented but extremely shy until he comes on stage. Such a lovely man, and he will be missed, as his tours were wonderful. Maybe he will return in a few years time.
Seen him perform live 3 times over the years , first time in the early 90s at the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham, what a genuine down to earth guy and absolutely hilarious as well
If you have the means to retire at an early age, no matter what profession your in.....do it and spend the rest of your life with your family. That is the number one regret of those lying on their death bed will tell you.
The 4th: You are absolutely right and I did retire early April last year after working my fingers (haha I never typed fingers I typed conkers, rather than nuts and predictive text changed it and again it just changed it to bonkers) off, so much so that the most straight hours I worked, without a break was 56 from Friday 6am until 2pm Sunday and crashed my motor on the way home but it is a double edged sword, I've been stuck here in Spain with just my missus since October last year due to family issues and then the 16th of March due to Covid! I haven't seen any of my family other than her! Strange times.... We are having a good time though and all I have got to do now is stop dreaming about work! I still wake up shaking my head after 18 months of retirement asking "how comes he can't get his head around how this part of the machine works, it's not that hard!" (Print Trade) Anyway rant over.......
so glad i saw his last two tours, i'd be shocked if he doesn't one day do a final tour but even still Monster ended it so well, thank you lee for all the amazing laughs!
I LOVE Lee Evans .Good luck to him with what ever he does .he deserves happiness.sad that he has retired ,but a massive Thank you for all the tears and laughter you have given is Lee
The only comedian to make me cry with laughter that never had to rely on pointless unfunny panel shows for a wage. Enjoy ur time with your wife Lee you deserve it 👍👍👍
Was lucky enough to see him live twice an absolute genius and the fact he said his manager died and still had a laugh from the crowd no matter how serious he tries to be he still gets that reaction an absolute legend 🙏👍
Awwww :< gonna miss his tours if he does :< Its for a good reason but still gonna miss him still :< Good luck Lee and whatever craziness you come across and thanks for all the great laughs!
Great bloke , seen him live at Brighton and he knows how to give a show! One of the best British comedians out there! if not the best! Hope he enjoys retirement.
He honestly didn't do enough movies, which is how i became a fan of him in the states. He isn't that famous over here but There's Something About Mary, MouseHunt and The Fifth Element was enough for him to become the funniest Brit I ever came across.
Seen him live.... Utterly hilarious. My favorite comedian by a long way. For me he is a stand up benchmark and a real legend. I hope one day he comes back out of retirement.
This is the end of the best British comedy. Watch at your peril. I love this man and the selfish side of me wants him to carry on but his family are his world. Lee you are are true British legend. I hope you realise that your comedic value to British entertainment will live on in the way Tommy Cooper's has and of course Norman Windoms.... thank you from the bottom of my heart for this because its so good that you have a body of work that is simply unsurpassed. God bless you and your family my friend 🙏
I met him and he is honestly one of the nicest people I have ever come across!! I never get star struck, but I was when I saw him. I felt I had to say hello, and I don't know if its the same for anyone else but you always think, well I don't want to drive him mad? but he seriously had all the time in the world for me. He was chatting away for ages, and in the end it was me who said I had to go lol. Top top bloke!!!
My husband and I were very lucky to have seen him on one of his work in progress tours and having front seats at the Theatre Royal Margate was an added bonus.Loved It.
I met him once around 25 years ago in a chinese restaurant. He was charming, humble and lovely and came to say hello to all my family and shook their hands etc
I thoroughly enjoyed my first ever time going to see Lee Evans at the o2 in London. So glad I managed to catch him before he decided to retire! #Legend
I managed to catch him this year live and it was amazing, i didnt know it was his last tour and know i do im so glad i caught him, you will be missed Lee
Least I managed to see him live in Sheffield, least I got to do that, I first saw him on the Des O'Connor show on ITV back in the early 90s and I loved him since then pure comedy gold and a genius
Hats off to him. I'd have loved him to keep going as he's one of my favourite comedians but that'd be selfish of me, he needs to be there for the ones closest to him.
To go see Lee Evans was on my bucket list, back in October my friend got us tickets for his Monsters tour can check that off the list now, gutted that he is retiring but grateful for the laughs he has given us over the years and privileged that I got to see him live hope he enjoys his well earned retirement even though I hope he reconsiders.
I'm not really a tearful type of guy,but this got me welled up. I really felt his sadness at the loss of his manager. Good luck lee in whatever you do.
Everyone always mentions jimmy carr and peter kay but this guys had me cryin with laughter waaaay before i knew who they even were....The best in the UK to ever do it his energy is unmatched.
Funniest man on the planet, very privileged to watch him live and was as funny as on the DVDs. The most heartwarming thing was he is so genuine and grateful to the fans, he could have an audience of 20 or 20,000 and still appreciates people enjoying his material. I can't do anything in life that doesn't make me laugh from as simple as ordering takeout (FOODS HERE) 😂
Yeah at the end of each one on his recordered (and presumably unrecorded) stand ups he was always humbly grateful for everyone who came, he never took it for granted.
I was honoured to have seen him at the Sheffield Arena before the Roadrunner tour he was amazing exactly like on his dvds full of energy and he was great just wish I stayed to meet him at the end
Saw Lee at the Motorpoint in Sheffield.. He's a true gentleman and although I'm sorry to see him retire well done to him for wanting to spend more time with Heather.. Thank you Lee for all the shows,DVDs Etc A laugh a minute xx
6 years on and he's stuck to what he said, if that is it then well undoubtedly he's one of the all time greats for sure, his 90s shows rank among the very best stand up shows ever...
I am still so utterly gutted that I never got to see him preform. Despite his use of bad language, I first started watching him at freakin 8 years old and I LOVED him. I wanted to see him preform in 2015 for my birthday, but sadly in the end I couldn't afford it. If I had known it would have been his last tour, I would have tried a million times harder to save up... Every time I think about the fact that I never got to see him, it makes me so upset. :c Lee you were a true legend and we all still miss you so god damn much!!!!!!
Saw Lee live at the NIA on his big tour 2008 roughly this time of year aswell. The reason he is generally regarded as the best British comedian is that everything he says relates to the common man. All the best Lee!
Made a point of seeing him live on his Monster tour in Aberdeen. One of my bucket list items next to seeing Hans Zimmer and oddly enough Bill Bailey lol simply amazing he was!
I love this guy! good for him, he's worked his ass off for years and years and now he's able rest. Bless you Lee Evans Thank you for all for your genius over the years
Off topic, but I find it rather odd seeing someone "bless" another person when their picture is Varg haha
SwiftyBoy17 What's a Varg?
gears5336 Don't attempt to play like a fool. You and I both know that you know who Varg is (a quick look at your account would show a comment on a Bathory video, so one would assume with the picture that you have that you're at least aware of Burzum/Varg).
SwiftyBoy17 ooooOOOOh that Varg
gears5336 In fact, I didn't even see the comment on the Burzum cover, so yes, THAT Varg. No need to play a fool -.-
I’m 20 and I watched this man when I was like 5 even though at the time I didn’t even know what he was talking about he would always make me laugh. When I was 10 and my dad passed it was the hardest thing I ever went through to this date but, after awhile I put lee Evans stand up on and it always cheered me up no matter how many times I’d watch his shows I would always cry if laughter.
He helped me so much and played a big role in my life and he doesn’t even know me. I never got to see him live until I went to a show in London and he (among other British talent) was in the show! Problem was it was a very sad play but for those minutes I saw him it made me really smile. I’ve always wanted to see him perform his stand up or even talk to him for just 5 minutes, just to say thank you.
I doubt anyone cares but I just want people to know how important this man truly is.
My friend we all agree with you. So sorry to hear about your dad passing away especially with you being young. Lee is one of those diverse stand up comedians who could do pretty much any routine. I had the fortune to see him live 3 times and i could hardly speak for days after it. Hopefully one day he will return to the stage and you will get your wish. Never give up the dream...
Radical Rises thank you so much! Means a lot.
Thats a great story buddy. Love lee evans! Iv watched his stand up so many times iv lost count. What a legend!
Now you're nearly 25...
So sad. Love him so much. But he has the best reason, no one can blame or judge. Fair play Lee.
Holy shit... This was a year ago😳WHY HAVE I NOT HEARD ABOUT THIS😱😪
+Conor 69 i just saw this and had a mini panic attack😤
+Grace Power What a name😂please tell me you have a brother called Max😆
+Conor 69 hahahahhaha i cant no ....... Hes called joe😂
+Conor 69 There's a footballer called Max Power and a racing driver called Will Power.
The golden rule here is: Don't work so hard you forget the things that really matter, family and your mental health!
That is so true, well said 👍
What a guy. He's absolutely hilarious, and there's nobody else out there that does comedy like him.
You can hear the shock in the crowd. It's probably been a hard decision for him but I'm sure he's been very happy with his family since.
saw him live once, and i left the show with a sixpack
Mac Anon underrated comment, maybe some didn't get it.
Good one 😂
That comment had me crying! 😂
His manager and close friend died , people are all expecting him to make people laugh . Lee’s done what he feels right .
Iv seen him twice wow 25 quid what value for money
He's 50 here. Looks incredible for his age
looks like early 30's
He is hot
His voice sounds like someone who is a teenager/early 20’s.
A Public Forum for Discussion Pushing it a bit 😂 more like 40
He's always looked a lot younger, i remember watching his stand up in the mid 90s, even when you look at the repeats on TV now, he looks about mid twenties when he was about early 30s..... lucky bugger haha
Am proud to say I saw his last show on sunday in Cardiff, was very emotional and he was so grateful he thanked all his crew by name and the audiences over the years, love you Lee and if you do ever decide to come back i'll be there like a shot xxx
Same with Wembley he was a lot more humbled and thankful than past shows I've been to.. Now I know why :'( He spent at least 10 minutes down the front hugging people and talking/taking photographs until security had to pull him away.
JustJoMix us toooo
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Thanks for sharing
Poor Lee, lovely bloke but seems a bit distant/depressed. 😔
ChopThaDog he's probably sad about retirement
most comedians are depressed
The Bi polar subject seems to pop up on the scene alot unfortunately :(
Most comedians are depressed thats why there comedians making other people laugh is there release from Tommy Cooper to Robin Williams all died sad men but live on forever
ChopThaDog wouldn't you be depressed if you had to smile and force yourself to make jokes all the time. Every interview he has to have a few jokes and tell funny stories. It'd be fake.
Lee Evans is the first stand up comedian I remember seeing as a kid, he's still my favourite!
I went to see him 9 times over the years and have met him in wycombe.He stopped his driver to come over to some of us and sign some autographs.....then had a chat with us all before getting back into the car.A cracking performer and a decent bloke too.
U sad barsteward
@@martinbrooks8134 you're not wrong mate.
The message here: Money is great but Love and family is everything.....
But he worked hard for the money to set himself up nicely though. I would love to make a few million then live the quiet life.
Cant pay the Bills with love tho
I remember going to see some comedy above a pub in London. There were maybe only 40 people there and Lee Evans came on. He was just starting out. I used to go and see all the comedy back then as there were some brilliant comedians. But I have never seen anything like that. I nearly died laughing. He played Bohemian Rhapsody and mimed the actions, not words of the song and it just killed. I knew then he would be a superstar. Strange to have seen him at the beginning and now he has retired. Bloody hell I feel old.
Outta 40 people he made it, his a legend and will always be missed im so glad I saw him in his play 'barking in Essex' last year, if he does ever come back we will open him wiv big arms
Megs Smart Thinking He was saying there were only 40 people in the audience. Not 40 comedians.
@@megssmartthinking erm why are you wanting to open him with big arms?
A true legend!
Lee is such a sweet human being, kind, very talented but extremely shy until he comes on stage. Such a lovely man, and he will be missed, as his tours were wonderful. Maybe he will return in a few years time.
I misread that as " lee is such a sweaty human being" haha
Got to see him live, that's enough for me!
likewise
Greaser5550 why are there always people like you, jealous fuck. Fuck off and quirt crying lol
A wise, a very wise man to end one chapter and spend precious time with his family...a man who knows the true value of time.
Seen him perform live 3 times over the years , first time in the early 90s at the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham, what a genuine down to earth guy and absolutely hilarious as well
If you have the means to retire at an early age, no matter what profession your in.....do it and spend the rest of your life with your family. That is the number one regret of those lying on their death bed will tell you.
The 4th: You are absolutely right and I did retire early April last year after working my fingers (haha I never typed fingers I typed conkers, rather than nuts and predictive text changed it and again it just changed it to bonkers) off, so much so that the most straight hours I worked, without a break was 56 from Friday 6am until 2pm Sunday and crashed my motor on the way home but it is a double edged sword, I've been stuck here in Spain with just my missus since October last year due to family issues and then the 16th of March due to Covid!
I haven't seen any of my family other than her! Strange times....
We are having a good time though and all I have got to do now is stop dreaming about work! I still wake up shaking my head after 18 months of retirement asking "how comes he can't get his head around how this part of the machine works, it's not that hard!" (Print Trade)
Anyway rant over.......
He put six times the energy into his act as any other comedian I know, I don’t blame him....😎
I never got to see him live 😭😭😭😭
I did :-P
MegaNatasha13 he was amazing live
I got to see him during the Big Tour in the Olympia Theatre.
I did, Manchester arena, he was shit. We left during the self indulgent singing bit.
so glad i saw his last two tours, i'd be shocked if he doesn't one day do a final tour but even still Monster ended it so well, thank you lee for all the amazing laughs!
I LOVE Lee Evans .Good luck to him with what ever he does .he deserves happiness.sad that he has retired ,but a massive Thank you for all the tears and laughter you have given is Lee
Makes me sad watching him age. Best comedian ever! I recommend his book its absolutely brilliant, god bless him
yea he was great :D
Never got to see him live wish I was old enough back then
Never had laughs like This man gave me had no idea he’d retired, utmost respect and hope him well I’m his retirement x
I am so upset I am actualy crying I am a huge fan of lee evans
Mercury JemJem Same
Awwwh same. ;^;
Lee Evans is a national treasure
The only comedian to make me cry with laughter that never had to rely on pointless unfunny panel shows for a wage. Enjoy ur time with your wife Lee you deserve it 👍👍👍
Very good point
Was lucky enough to see him live twice an absolute genius and the fact he said his manager died and still had a laugh from the crowd no matter how serious he tries to be he still gets that reaction an absolute legend 🙏👍
Seen him in Manchester 'Road Runner' tour with my son as a birthday treat
Awwww :< gonna miss his tours if he does :< Its for a good reason but still gonna miss him still :< Good luck Lee and whatever craziness you come across and thanks for all the great laughs!
Lee's been making me laugh my entire life, harder than anyone else. Really hope he's enjoying his life with his family now :)
R.I.P to his manager thoughts and prayers to there family and friends R.I.P
Great bloke , seen him live at Brighton and he knows how to give a show! One of the best British comedians out there! if not the best! Hope he enjoys retirement.
I liked him in Mousehunt and There's Something About Mary as Tucker.
He honestly didn't do enough movies, which is how i became a fan of him in the states. He isn't that famous over here but There's Something About Mary, MouseHunt and The Fifth Element was enough for him to become the funniest Brit I ever came across.
If you haven't done so already watch freeze frame, its not a comedy.
In doctor who as Malcolm in the episode Planet Of The Dead
Seen him live.... Utterly hilarious. My favorite comedian by a long way. For me he is a stand up benchmark and a real legend. I hope one day he comes back out of retirement.
Anyone sensed sadness within him in that interview? It's like he's not giving us the whole picture of his demons. Heartbreaking.😔
Just a sec I wouldnt look into it so much.... he just wants to relax and be with other half..... good luck to him
@@japan32japan Hopefully you're right. Take care buddy.
Can tell how much it breaks his heart.
This is the end of the best British comedy. Watch at your peril. I love this man and the selfish side of me wants him to carry on but his family are his world. Lee you are are true British legend. I hope you realise that your comedic value to British entertainment will live on in the way Tommy Cooper's has and of course Norman Windoms.... thank you from the bottom of my heart for this because its so good that you have a body of work that is simply unsurpassed. God bless you and your family my friend 🙏
Lee is a total legend and had always managed to make me laugh :D I will miss him, but he will always remain my favorite comedian
seen him on his last tour so glad i got to see him. bless him he was amazing still love his shows
I met him and he is honestly one of the nicest people I have ever come across!! I never get star struck, but I was when I saw him. I felt I had to say hello, and I don't know if its the same for anyone else but you always think, well I don't want to drive him mad? but he seriously had all the time in the world for me. He was chatting away for ages, and in the end it was me who said I had to go lol. Top top bloke!!!
Awww. Leave home alone. Give him some time.
I'm very glad i brought tickets to his last show. He will go down as a comedic Legend. Lee Evans is the King of British Comedy.
See him few years back. Had to stick my fingers in my ears half way through, my stomach hurt so much from laughing
My husband and I were very lucky to have seen him on one of his work in progress tours and having front seats at the Theatre Royal Margate was an added bonus.Loved It.
I was lucky enough to see him once doing his stand up show.
Comedy genius.
Never stopped laughing
lee evans best comedian ever
lee evans would of made the perfect bilbo baggins.
Yuki Kobayashi he’d make a good one but I think Martin Freeman did the best job
@@RickyVWorld the one from the lotr trilogy will always be best
Lol could just see him strutting round with his hairy hobbit feet!!
I met him once around 25 years ago in a chinese restaurant. He was charming, humble and lovely and came to say hello to all my family and shook their hands etc
I was fortunate enough to see lee Evan's live 3 times and once before he was huge.. hilarious guy
There's more to life than money. The world would be a better place if more people realised this.
Good luck to him worked,hard for it
He really kept to his word too
I thoroughly enjoyed my first ever time going to see Lee Evans at the o2 in London. So glad I managed to catch him before he decided to retire! #Legend
I'm so glad I saw Lee Evans live once,it's a good memory of a hilarious man
Have a great retirement and enjoy your rest
I managed to catch him this year live and it was amazing, i didnt know it was his last tour and know i do im so glad i caught him, you will be missed Lee
Luckily I saw his monsters tour he's amazing !
Met him briefly in a shop quite a few years ago, from the small snaphot I got from him he seemed a genuinely lovely, engaging bloke.
Glad I got to see his last live tour amazing
True comedy legend right up there with Bennie hill and tommy copper
Least I managed to see him live in Sheffield, least I got to do that, I first saw him on the Des O'Connor show on ITV back in the early 90s and I loved him since then pure comedy gold and a genius
Hats off to him. I'd have loved him to keep going as he's one of my favourite comedians but that'd be selfish of me, he needs to be there for the ones closest to him.
To go see Lee Evans was on my bucket list, back in October my friend got us tickets for his Monsters tour can check that off the list now, gutted that he is retiring but grateful for the laughs he has given us over the years and privileged that I got to see him live hope he enjoys his well earned retirement even though I hope he reconsiders.
Awww Lee! Love this 🥰
This guy tore my stomach from laughter, delighted i got to see him just before his announcement.
Hey. If you give everything to one thing , something else will give. Balance in life is everything.
I'm not really a tearful type of guy,but this got me welled up. I really felt his sadness at the loss of his manager. Good luck lee in whatever you do.
My favorite comedian of all time the amount of tim es my stomach hurt because of him he really is the best.
Everyone always mentions jimmy carr and peter kay but this guys had me cryin with laughter waaaay before i knew who they even were....The best in the UK to ever do it his energy is unmatched.
Jimmy isn’t even funny, he’s just a twat really
@@OliHickton neither was Lee
Funniest man on the planet, very privileged to watch him live and was as funny as on the DVDs. The most heartwarming thing was he is so genuine and grateful to the fans, he could have an audience of 20 or 20,000 and still appreciates people enjoying his material. I can't do anything in life that doesn't make me laugh from as simple as ordering takeout (FOODS HERE) 😂
Yeah at the end of each one on his recordered (and presumably unrecorded) stand ups he was always humbly grateful for everyone who came, he never took it for granted.
I would love to see him live he’s my favourite comedian hands down
Happy for him, love the guy.
I was honoured to have seen him at the Sheffield Arena before the Roadrunner tour he was amazing exactly like on his dvds full of energy and he was great just wish I stayed to meet him at the end
He was a funnyman i love this guy and his song 9 times outta 10 was beautiful and song with emotion i hope hes doing well in his retirement i miss him
Saw Lee at the Motorpoint in Sheffield.. He's a true gentleman and although I'm sorry to see him retire well done to him for wanting to spend more time with Heather.. Thank you Lee for all the shows,DVDs Etc A laugh a minute xx
So glad i see him live was the best
Probably the most energetic and hardest working comedian the UK has produced, an icon in comedy in my eyes and fair play to him, a diamond.
god bless you lee I saw you live in 2011 and cos of that I bunked off school to see your awesomeness
6 years on and he's stuck to what he said, if that is it then well undoubtedly he's one of the all time greats for sure, his 90s shows rank among the very best stand up shows ever...
Glad i get the chance to see him live... Am sure he will be back for a farewell tour when hes good and ready.
It's a testament to how funny he is that even when he says something very serious "My manager died last year" people still laugh
Best physical comedian ever!
going out on top!! great call from a comedy legend!
Come back Lee ..we miss you!😘😘😘😘
DAMMIT Mr Lee Evans is one of England's true Great comedian' s.
We still love you Lee.👏🏼👍🏻
His father is Welsh actually.
His stand up was the best in the world, in a league of his own. His delivery was genius
Awwwwwww fair play what a bloke though. Never seen him look so solemn before. Wish him all the best anyway. Even though its 5 years too late!!
I am still so utterly gutted that I never got to see him preform. Despite his use of bad language, I first started watching him at freakin 8 years old and I LOVED him. I wanted to see him preform in 2015 for my birthday, but sadly in the end I couldn't afford it. If I had known it would have been his last tour, I would have tried a million times harder to save up... Every time I think about the fact that I never got to see him, it makes me so upset. :c
Lee you were a true legend and we all still miss you so god damn much!!!!!!
I got to see his last ever show in Cardiff. Was amazing live.
Al miss his so much always cheered me up 😢😢😢😢😢
I wondered why I hadn't seen him for ages on TV. Good luck for the future Lee, you made me laugh, a lot
Saw Lee live at the NIA on his big tour 2008 roughly this time of year aswell. The reason he is generally regarded as the best British comedian is that everything he says relates to the common man. All the best Lee!
Made a point of seeing him live on his Monster tour in Aberdeen. One of my bucket list items next to seeing Hans Zimmer and oddly enough Bill Bailey lol simply amazing he was!
I think his reason for quitting, spending more time with his wife just can't be argued with. Good on him.
Greatest comedian ever, love him
I saw lee evans at Wembley arena in 2014 was so funny and sad at the end I cry my eyes out truly a wonderfull man what a legend so sad he's retired
I'm so happy for him but also a little sad coz I loved him and seeing his tours