At the end, he's like, "You're the tosser pal." He just couldn't get that tosser comment out of his head. All that time sitting there, he was thinking about it. A name they even once performed with.
thats what i was confused by. surely the original name was a joke?? the audience laughed before clive even said anything about it. ah well, naming my son Parp-Schitts and getting fucking livid if anyone makes a joke
@@benjaminmorris7159 I think back then, they'd got very Americanised, and that sort of humour wasn't done with the celebrity classes. You couldn't let them seem human. Now celebs jump through hoops to make themselves seem normal, and in America they're now roasting this, and roasting that, and it's like Sunday every day there.
@@octavovisitare3439 your comment is trash, stereotypical of Americans, or the tabloid media? When British media is just as bad, always looking to tear ppl apart. There are way more ppl that can't stand celebrities and especially influencers who are famous for no reasons. Your disdain for America and its influence on British celebrity is hilarious, and you seem to act like British ppl have some higher standard of morality. You shouldn't insult the whole country when your own does the exact same thing, your pompous attitude is showing and your nose is too high to see what us heathens in America actually are really like
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH 🤣 also, Maurice just sitting there like a child who’s parents have had an argument at a a party, then the mother comes back to say they have to go.. then he has to say goodbye to his friends awkwardly 😂
"19 minutes? Jesus Limmy, the interview was only 9 minutes long, how much could you possibly have to say about it?" [Proceeds to watch a forensic analysis of Barry Gibb's gradual eruption of contempt for Clive Anderson]
The bit about Barry Gibbs' heart must be "THUMPING right now" is so bang on. Just fucking mad amounts of adrenaline rushing through your body when you feel blatantly slighted by somebody. It's a proper trippy sensation!
When you already kinda don't like somebody and they make a joke that you'd otherwise go on with but instead you feel on fire and wanna go at them. I imagine Clive Anderson has that effect on quite a lot of people.
"Sgt Pepper's, the last big album" Aye, before those obscure records that never sold, like the White Album, Magical Mystery Tour, Let it Be, and Abbey Road.
The dog comment was meant to reference the high-pitchness of the voice, but he didn't state it very clearly. Listen carefully at 11:54 "I find it very difficult to follow, the high-pitch- my dog loved it!' So instead of being light ribbing about their falsetto attracting dogs, it sounds like he's just saying the music is crap.
Maurice seemed so chill and easy going with it all like the only reason he left was because he knew Barry would probably be pissed with him if he'd stayed.
Yeah, I clocked that too. The tossers thing seemed to be let slide after Barry brought it up again the first time and Clive seemed to bashfully look a bit apologetic. Barry then seemed to relax again, but after the dog joke he went right back to being pissed off.
true, ive watched body language channels and they talk about subtle movements that im just like "are u sure thats whats happening?" but with limmy i feel like "yep, that's spot on"
Robin was the first one to get annoyed quite early on in the interview. He stayed silent with a right look on his face for a while but tried to pull himself together. That`s why he and Barry got up to leave at the same time. Big mistake to insult Barry as he is very defensive over the Bee Gees. Very good review, Limmy.
Thank you for being one of the only You Tubers to analyse why they walked off - It seemed hasty at the time but now I watch this vlog I can see how it all brewed up.
"you're the tosser, pal" is the best part, sat festering over it for 5 minutes. Clive has always been a smarmy dick but Barry couldn't take a joke and he seemed to also be annoyed at his brothers mentioning ego issues in the past
Can’t believe you got 74 upvotes for this. A joke here and there would have been fine but Clive took it wayy too far. He literally insulted them nearly every sentence lol Barry’s reaction was completely justified and I’m sure you would have reacted the same if you were in his shoes.
I think the thing that really kicks it off, which you don't see here, is Anderson, at one point, says, "You're hit writers - well I'm one letter out there". Up till then it had been quite jokey and relaxed, there'd been some good natured ribbing, but after that, Robin completely clams up, which Barry seems to pick up on. What Anderson failed to understand is that the Bee Gees were not just a band, they were a family, so he gets his psychology all wrong. The brothers immediately go into protective mode and Anderson is completely unable to either pick up on the signs or to modify his Colin Hunt like quest for a feeble joke. In contrast, Limmy's analysis of Barry's body language and voice and expression is absolutely spot on.
Clive Anderson TALKS BACK is the name of the show, he was famous for being a bit cheeky, a bit cynical, Barry Gibb went in with a hostile defensive mindset and used a throwaway comment as an excuse to be petulant.
When Maurice talked about egos towards the end, he specifically meant Barry, and when Clive praised the solo single and just made a wordplay joke on the group single, Barry's ego could stand it no more, because he's a bit of a prick. Also he totally stitched up Maurice, who was enjoying it.
to be fair, Clive is incredibly infuriating. I dont blame people getting frustrated by constant cheap barbs throughout an interview. You can make something humerous but it's just too much. He's awful at reading the room.
@@polarisnorth4875 Watching the interview, for the vast majority he's asking sincere and meaningful questions - only a few witticisms thrown in, and some people (Barry Gibb) are too full of pomposity to handle it
@@adscott27 isnt calling them tossers the obvious joke to make when they just said they used to be called 'le tossers'.. i mean even the audience laughed at it before he even made the joke. It's not like he just randomly called the tossers out of nowhere.
Honestly, watching any of Clive Anderson’s other interviews from the time (i.e: Bill Hicks) he treats everyone the same way, it’s just cheeky jokes that he surely doesn’t mean? They just took it badly
I recall Clive interviewing Bill Hicks at Montreal (I think) and recall Bill pissing himself at Clive's questions...I need to find it as I may be misremembering.
He literally calls them shit writers earlier. Some jumped up smarmy geezer telling you your whole career amounts to shit isn't gonna make you happy is it. Crack a couple of gags not insult them every sentence. I don't even like the bee gees but Anderson was being out of order. @@danielstephens7416
Limmy should be a guest presenter on The Behaviour Panel (th-cam.com/users/TheBehaviorPanel). Not even joking. He's picking up on the cues and why it's all happening. C'mon Limmy, the world's yer oyster.
11:30 The Bee Gees were in France, they wrote the songs for their album before they knew about the film. Every Bee Gees song that was played in Saturday Night Fever was written before the film was mentioned to them. So they sort of started recording the songs for the film rather than their album.
The absurdity of getting your knickers in a twist because someone else joined in on a joke that you made about yourself literally seconds beforehand cannot be understated
Clive was pretty scathing, because they were quick witty lines. But also, comedy is sometimes like picking a scab. You can keep doing it, but eventually the fella is going to deck you.
Yeah it's pretty sad. They went on a comedian's talk show and got mad that the comedian made jokes. They were extremely tame joke too for British standards. Guess the high pitched singing comes from being stuck up their own arses.
you watched a 19 minute video forensically breaking down how much more to it there was than that and this is what you comment? That's some real doctor spock type misunderstanding of the concept of anger you have going there.
Remember: Barry and his brothers were living with the pain of Andy’s passing. In referencing their past the host is touching on many things which are difficult to joke about.
Limmy remembers when Barry Gibb was a massive tosser and was in a huff with Clive and his two brothers had to follow but it seemed like Maurice didn't really want to go [2021-04-27]
That guy at the very end saying limmy has a live Anderson receeder got limmy about as mad as Barry Gibb. I bet he still thinks about it a year or so later!
When The Bee Gees were at their hight they were like three comedians, Maurice was like that until the end, Robin became more serious but Barry properly disappeared up his own arse
Regardless of whether they chucked their toys out the pram Anderson did a terrible interview and made it awkward all the way though, you could feel the audience cringing. He knew at the end he'd had a shocker.
@@uoodSJW shit style. There are many many audience shows like this where the guy's whole thing is just bringing people in to try and humilliate them, and it shows that the presenters are insecure assholes.
Anyone remember when someone died and GRAHAM NORTON cracked a Joke The person that died was a big BEE GEE Fan and Graham said that the Song that was played at the Funeral was S T A Y I N G A L I V E Graham had to publicly apologise. That is a True Story😀
Exactly. "We had a hit called Don't Remember to Forget / Oh, I forgot that one" is about as inoffensive a barb as you can get. Barry bottled it big time.
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If Limmy had been a guest on this particular show, he’d have been whispering to Barry “Ya cannae take this lyin doon, man. Kick his heed in, man!”
🤣
Wae his wee wooden spoon
I would legit watch a series of Limmy just narrating public conflicts, that’s hilarious.
I know same..I am laughing away here 😂
Totally agree
he nails each moment, great observation of human behaviour
He sounds like he is narrating a golf match, Scottish through and through.
Literally pissing myself laughing. Loving it 🤣🤣🙌🏻
At the end, he's like, "You're the tosser pal." He just couldn't get that tosser comment out of his head. All that time sitting there, he was thinking about it. A name they even once performed with.
thats what i was confused by. surely the original name was a joke?? the audience laughed before clive even said anything about it. ah well, naming my son Parp-Schitts and getting fucking livid if anyone makes a joke
@@benjaminmorris7159 I think back then, they'd got very Americanised, and that sort of humour wasn't done with the celebrity classes. You couldn't let them seem human. Now celebs jump through hoops to make themselves seem normal, and in America they're now roasting this, and roasting that, and it's like Sunday every day there.
@@octavovisitare3439 your comment is trash, stereotypical of Americans, or the tabloid media? When British media is just as bad, always looking to tear ppl apart. There are way more ppl that can't stand celebrities and especially influencers who are famous for no reasons. Your disdain for America and its influence on British celebrity is hilarious, and you seem to act like British ppl have some higher standard of morality. You shouldn't insult the whole country when your own does the exact same thing, your pompous attitude is showing and your nose is too high to see what us heathens in America actually are really like
@@antidoteforlife9460 You should think about that comment and write it again. It's a mess.
@@antidoteforlife9460 is that you Barry?
Clive Anderson’s face smiling thinking they’d come back and then the sudden realisation that they weren’t is hilarious.
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH 🤣 also, Maurice just sitting there like a child who’s parents have had an argument at a a party, then the mother comes back to say they have to go.. then he has to say goodbye to his friends awkwardly 😂
agree it's such a great interview
The 'Please don't leave' look he gives Maurice 😂😂😂
@TWISTED INTO TRUTH 😂
"19 minutes? Jesus Limmy, the interview was only 9 minutes long, how much could you possibly have to say about it?"
[Proceeds to watch a forensic analysis of Barry Gibb's gradual eruption of contempt for Clive Anderson]
*Elderly man analyses decades old interview in excruciating detail*
limmy is unique in that. anyone else would had gone "wow thats mad, they were really pissed werent they? anyways moving on"
The interview was only 9 minutes and Limmy skips the first half of it.
The bit about Barry Gibbs' heart must be "THUMPING right now" is so bang on. Just fucking mad amounts of adrenaline rushing through your body when you feel blatantly slighted by somebody. It's a proper trippy sensation!
I think he Baz did a good job of keeping a lid on it. Mr Anderson is the t…..
When you already kinda don't like somebody and they make a joke that you'd otherwise go on with but instead you feel on fire and wanna go at them.
I imagine Clive Anderson has that effect on quite a lot of people.
it was hilarious because its true....that adrenaline doesnt 'go' anywhere, it just revolves around your body until you stop the cause of it.
@@JoshuaDillonn yes!
@@JoshuaDillonn By quickly drinking to a blackout and hoping you don't do anything silly on the way
Definitely think this could be a series - ‘Limmy’s Feud for Thought’.
God that's good
more like freud for thought good grief
@@MrSinfold wot
it's a joke about how far limmy went in psycho-analysing these people
i guess
That sounds shite
I saw Clive Anderson in person the other day. I was impressed by how much he looked like Clive Anderson.
Still a tosser
big if true
i'm impressed by how much he looks like george costanza
Hope you called him a tosser
@@Myplop Sorry mate, I don't do impressions.
These ‘limmy analyses’ videos are way more funny, interesting and enlightening than 99% of most tv. Excellent.
"Sgt Pepper's, the last big album"
Aye, before those obscure records that never sold, like the White Album, Magical Mystery Tour, Let it Be, and Abbey Road.
Think they meant The BEEGEES last big album because they did a Sgt peppers film and provided the soundtrack for the film with beatles covers.
@@Michael-hc2vs nah the context really doesn't point that way. Sounds like he's defo calling Sgt peppers the Beatles last big album
@@Michael-hc2vs, whatever did happen to that film...?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sgt._Pepper%27s_Lonely_Hearts_Club_Band_%28film%29
he clearly means the decline, "after the peak"
@@prnfl, following one of Sick Boy's theories?
Clive Anderson looks like the centipede from James and the Giant Peach
The fuckin tension man. Ma arse was like a clenched fist the whole time.
limmy genuinely takes 18 minutes to watch 5 minutes of footage we love it
The dog comment was meant to reference the high-pitchness of the voice, but he didn't state it very clearly. Listen carefully at 11:54 "I find it very difficult to follow, the high-pitch- my dog loved it!'
So instead of being light ribbing about their falsetto attracting dogs, it sounds like he's just saying the music is crap.
His leg like a cat’s tail 😂 so great
Maurice seemed so chill and easy going with it all like the only reason he left was because he knew Barry would probably be pissed with him if he'd stayed.
Maurice the sort of guy to wear a hat indoors so you know he’s a laid back chap.
Yeah, definitely that and not to hide being bald.
@@danielstephens7416 Yeah, poor Maurice was unlucky enough to go bald before his brothers
I felt so bad for him. Such an awkward position.
Maurice was cool as fuck, always easy going and cracking jokes, the other two were pretentious arseholes, great band though
Clive Anderson's face from 16:48-16:52 needs to be giffed
He got a reaction out of Barry, played right intae his hands.
"My dog loved it" is the point when Barry wants to pull Andersons head off.
Yeah, I clocked that too. The tossers thing seemed to be let slide after Barry brought it up again the first time and Clive seemed to bashfully look a bit apologetic. Barry then seemed to relax again, but after the dog joke he went right back to being pissed off.
You can hear Barry saying "fuck off" as he walks off set.
I imagine this would happen if Limmy ever went on a real talk show. One off-colour remark about the Krankies and he'd be away
old barry is fucking fuming man lmao, Limmy is so good man
Clive is just so incredibly chaotic in this whole clip lmao
That they had a song called Don't Forget To Remember is like an open goal for Clive Anderson. They must never have seen his show
Only a true Bee Gees fan could break this interaction down for us like this.
Fuck all the body language and psychology channels, Limmy can watch half a video and read someone's mind.
true, ive watched body language channels and they talk about subtle movements that im just like "are u sure thats whats happening?" but with limmy i feel like "yep, that's spot on"
I was embarrassed how can you knock their achievements!!!. They were and are incredible!!!
“Same hairline as you”
“Naw, no quite. Naw”
3 minutes later, Limmy storms off, saying, "You've got Clive's hairline, pal!"
hes rite, limmy still holdin on to a few more hairs than clive,
Limmy needs to do a breakdown of Tom Cruise interview with Matt Lauer next
Robin was the first one to get annoyed quite early on in the interview. He stayed silent with a right look on his face for a while but tried to pull himself together. That`s why he and Barry got up to leave at the same time. Big mistake to insult Barry as he is very defensive over the Bee Gees.
Very good review, Limmy.
I saw Clive Anderson in London in 2012, watching this just reminded me
I think I'd behave similarly to Clive. Embarrassed and sort of trying to figure out what I'd done wrong
Really enjoying Limmy’s analysis of shows - the accent one with Robert Carlyle is class as well
RC is from Glasgow, too.
Thank you for being one of the only You Tubers to analyse why they walked off - It seemed hasty at the time but now I watch this vlog I can see how it all brewed up.
"you're the tosser, pal" is the best part, sat festering over it for 5 minutes. Clive has always been a smarmy dick but Barry couldn't take a joke and he seemed to also be annoyed at his brothers mentioning ego issues in the past
Can’t believe you got 74 upvotes for this. A joke here and there would have been fine but Clive took it wayy too far. He literally insulted them nearly every sentence lol Barry’s reaction was completely justified and I’m sure you would have reacted the same if you were in his shoes.
@@pgater128nah
@@LiamGervaise You definitely would have based off that profile picture lol
@@pgater128 I would not have because I can take a joke and I’m not a soft cunt
I think the thing that really kicks it off, which you don't see here, is Anderson, at one point, says, "You're hit writers - well I'm one letter out there". Up till then it had been quite jokey and relaxed, there'd been some good natured ribbing, but after that, Robin completely clams up, which Barry seems to pick up on. What Anderson failed to understand is that the Bee Gees were not just a band, they were a family, so he gets his psychology all wrong. The brothers immediately go into protective mode and Anderson is completely unable to either pick up on the signs or to modify his Colin Hunt like quest for a feeble joke. In contrast, Limmy's analysis of Barry's body language and voice and expression is absolutely spot on.
It's quite a good joke in principle (for a mate, perhaps) but it's completely inappropriate in this context, plus it's just plain wrong.
Maybe I’m an idiot but I don’t get the joke..
@@HerkNewz69 Ahh, that makes sense! Thanks for the reply
he said they were 'hit writers' and then asked if there was a letter missing off the front of that.
Watching a "Limmy reacts" video reminds me of watching American shows where every clip seems to be repeated as much as possible.
Clive Anderson TALKS BACK is the name of the show, he was famous for being a bit cheeky, a bit cynical, Barry Gibb went in with a hostile defensive mindset and used a throwaway comment as an excuse to be petulant.
That "i don't do impressions" joke doesn't get anywhere near enough love. Proper good off the cuff joke
Seeing Clive sink after Barry and Robin walked off hahaha. Would be good to hear Barry's side of what happened and what he was thinking
hes deed
@@Nice_Fella No, he's the only one still alive.
@@DasHumanCentipede oh shi i thought him deed
Limmy narrates this as though he's Attenborough observing a colony of Bee Gees in their natural habitat
"The last criminals to be deported to Australia" HAHA
When Maurice talked about egos towards the end, he specifically meant Barry, and when Clive praised the solo single and just made a wordplay joke on the group single, Barry's ego could stand it no more, because he's a bit of a prick. Also he totally stitched up Maurice, who was enjoying it.
to be fair, Clive is incredibly infuriating. I dont blame people getting frustrated by constant cheap barbs throughout an interview. You can make something humerous but it's just too much. He's awful at reading the room.
@@polarisnorth4875 Watching the interview, for the vast majority he's asking sincere and meaningful questions - only a few witticisms thrown in, and some people (Barry Gibb) are too full of pomposity to handle it
@@NagasakiBladers nah, being called a tosser isn't funny when it's unjustified
@@adscott27 isnt calling them tossers the obvious joke to make when they just said they used to be called 'le tossers'.. i mean even the audience laughed at it before he even made the joke. It's not like he just randomly called the tossers out of nowhere.
@@adscott27 ...it was a pun, some gentle wordplay - he didn't call them tossers, he said you'll always be *NAME OF BAND THEY LITERALLY USED* to me.
i love when he goes down the Rabbit hole. thanks for putting these up
Honestly, watching any of Clive Anderson’s other interviews from the time (i.e: Bill Hicks) he treats everyone the same way, it’s just cheeky jokes that he surely doesn’t mean? They just took it badly
Yeah, it's still his style of comedy on radio and TV programmes to this day
@@UnfitToLive Yeah, he's always been an arrogant, disrespectful arsehole.
@rodo Being insulting isn't being funny. Grow up.
@rodo You're entitled to your mistaken opinion.
I recall Clive interviewing Bill Hicks at Montreal (I think) and recall Bill pissing himself at Clive's questions...I need to find it as I may be misremembering.
I still remember watching this when it was first aired and for the life of me I still today don't understand exactly why it happened!
This is Norm MacDonald level stuff. May he RIP
Reminds of that terrible tragedy...
@@ComicAcolyte 9/11
"I'll see you later Clive" lmao
I remember watching this and them walking off and the program just ending prematurely. I never felt so alive!
The "i forgot that one" was just a pun on the name of the song. Not even loaded with anything, just an opportunistic pun lol.
Same with the tossers joke. He was just riffing on the stuff they said.
@@danielstephens7416 init
He literally calls them shit writers earlier. Some jumped up smarmy geezer telling you your whole career amounts to shit isn't gonna make you happy is it. Crack a couple of gags not insult them every sentence. I don't even like the bee gees but Anderson was being out of order. @@danielstephens7416
Limmy trying to remember what he waas up te at 19 🤣
Limmy should be a guest presenter on The Behaviour Panel (th-cam.com/users/TheBehaviorPanel). Not even joking. He's picking up on the cues and why it's all happening.
C'mon Limmy, the world's yer oyster.
11:30
The Bee Gees were in France, they wrote the songs for their album before they knew about the film.
Every Bee Gees song that was played in Saturday Night Fever was written before the film was mentioned to them.
So they sort of started recording the songs for the film rather than their album.
damn, there was a 4th brother, Andy, who died at 30 from heartfailure/cocaine use in 1988.
Anything to get away from Barry
I thought he committed suicide over that "Dallas" woman?
@Jim Summers if that's edgy to you Jim I admire your sheltered existence
Clive's face screams "punch me".
He's great at skewering pomposity though
@@NagasakiBladers Except his own.
How about when Preston walks out on Never Mind The Buzzcocks?
I wonder how the cross eyed twat even managed to find the exit!
I F##KING Love you limmy your analysis is amazing hahaha never fail to make me laugh
"I thought we were tos##rs :/"? Lol
The one last to leave must have seen a Clive Anderson show before
The absurdity of getting your knickers in a twist because someone else joined in on a joke that you made about yourself literally seconds beforehand cannot be understated
Clive was pretty scathing, because they were quick witty lines. But also, comedy is sometimes like picking a scab. You can keep doing it, but eventually the fella is going to deck you.
Yeah it's pretty sad. They went on a comedian's talk show and got mad that the comedian made jokes. They were extremely tame joke too for British standards. Guess the high pitched singing comes from being stuck up their own arses.
Yeah it was just a harmless silly joke, didn’t seem malicious at all.
do you not understand why people use self depreciating comedy??
you watched a 19 minute video forensically breaking down how much more to it there was than that and this is what you comment? That's some real doctor spock type misunderstanding of the concept of anger you have going there.
Remember: Barry and his brothers were living with the pain of Andy’s passing. In referencing their past the host is touching on many things which are difficult to joke about.
Limmy remembers when Barry Gibb was a massive tosser and was in a huff with Clive and his two brothers had to follow but it seemed like Maurice didn't really want to go [2021-04-27]
Maurice seems like a good bastard
That guy at the very end saying limmy has a live Anderson receeder got limmy about as mad as Barry Gibb. I bet he still thinks about it a year or so later!
6:48 had me in tears 😂😂😂😂
Well he got a reaction out of them. You have to give him that.
When The Bee Gees were at their hight they were like three comedians, Maurice was like that until the end, Robin became more serious but Barry properly disappeared up his own arse
17:44 you hear someone say fuck off (use headphones)
The whole point of the show was Anderson taking the piss. Seems odd to go on the show and get upset about it.
16:10 To be fair that last joke was a gimme "We just released a song called "Don't Forget to Remember" so that's when Clive says "I forgot that one"
That interview went the wrong way down a one way street
niche reference but he does look like cyrus fae trailer park boys
'My dog loves it' 😂🤣
That trailer park boys reference came out of left field lmfao
Safety, always awf
Please can the next one be Meg Ryan on Parkinson talking about ‘In the Cut’?
The golf voice makes this all the better
This was like ASMR to me.
Limmy is the best asmr
"Leg like a cat's tail" 😆
Clive Anderson's head is enormous.
Like a turnip
Not as big as Barry Gibb's ego!
Regardless of whether they chucked their toys out the pram Anderson did a terrible interview and made it awkward all the way though, you could feel the audience cringing. He knew at the end he'd had a shocker.
Terrible interview? That awkward cheekiness was his style.
@@uoodSJW shit style. There are many many audience shows like this where the guy's whole thing is just bringing people in to try and humilliate them, and it shows that the presenters are insecure assholes.
Clive thought he was getting jumped by the Bee Gees.
I feel like I've unearthed a new chapter of TH-cam.
Fit doon and belt on.
Barry was getting uncomfortable and his face showed it. Glad they walked off 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Ironically if Barry booted his baws Clive would sound like the Bee Gees.
Also bringing up their past breakup was probably a painful and even unresolved topic and Barry s face says it all.
Sgt Peppers was the last big Beatles album...?
Has limmy ever been on a chat show?
I don't think so. He has been on Podcasts
Richard Herrings Leicester Square Theatre podcasts (RHLSTP!)
Thank goodness you have subtitles! :D
He said they were about 19 talkin about when they made Lonely Days etc… Keep Up dude
Absolutely brutal.
Haha his face at the end
Anyone remember when someone died and GRAHAM NORTON cracked a Joke
The person that died was a big BEE GEE Fan and Graham said that the Song that was played at the Funeral was
S T A Y I N G A L I V E
Graham had to publicly apologise. That is a True Story😀
Don't get why barry gets upset about a name he chose for himself
Everything he said was just a play on words. Nothing was personal. They spat the dummy in my opinion
the brother dynamic was so funny as well. big boss barry, robin the follower and maurice being his own man lol.
Exactly. "We had a hit called Don't Remember to Forget / Oh, I forgot that one" is about as inoffensive a barb as you can get. Barry bottled it big time.
@@LukasOfTheLight yeh he does just seem like a bit of a nobber.
Clive cuts things off constantly which is why I can't watch British whose line, that might've pissed them off too
The whispery little Scottish man is a Bee Gees apologist.
When you admit being called a tosser what do you expect haha I’m pleased it wasn’t chubby brown interviewing them 😂😂
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