Randy Feltface - Randy Writes a Novel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2020
- Randy Feltface teams up with a typewriter in this hilarious hour of spoken word and gratuitous arm movements.
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Randy: _I’m scared_
Random people in the crowd:
*Awwww*
Randy: Ah f*ck off
crowd:
HAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHHAAHAHAHAYAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@arandomduckwithinternet.8412 😆😆
Timestamp?
@@noobgod4272 10:40
i read this and for a moment i was like what and then it happened
The real plot twist is the story of Morgan is real and he only said it was a lie because he noticed Morgan sitting in the audience, still wielding his hammer.
It’s chill though he’s just there to ask if Randy wants the remains of the bookshelf back
“I saw Morgan in my head”
Morgan wielding the hammer:*whispers*I will kill you if you say I’m real
@Deven Rashid he goes by a fake name now: Mathew
Morgan takes Sammy by the shoulder and whispers lowly.
"Tickets please."
@@mellowish8195 GASP!!!! OH MY
The irony of it all is that Randy’s “bookshelf” story is probably what he’ll be remembered most for as it’s easily the funniest thing I’ve heard in all his stand up routines
how 'bout now? now that the feltopia special is out?
The Randy gets pulled over bit was way funnier.
@@BAGGY_305 I watched feltopia but still came back here to hear about Morgan. Just love the way he describes everything in it... I saw him in my head. The bestest bedtime story
incredibly true
@@Zebra_M nailed it
If I pulled over a puppet I would take a breath test first
😍
If that happened I'd stop and say to myself " What a minute. I'm not a cop. What am I doing here?" And then I would turn around and be on my merry way.
@@beezechurger797 lol
HAHAHAHA THIS
He mentioned his human self and I know it was a joke
11:15 "Matthew"
11:23 "Matty"
11:37 "Matt"
12:27 "Matty, Matteroonie, Matterectomy"
12:33 "Mattenoonles"
12:44 "Mattress"
kudos to the Matthew guy
I’m surprised he didn’t give a welcome mat
19:25
Thank you for the timestamps
Thank you
"Please, without further ado, welcome to the stage, the rejected one, MATTHEW!"
I learned more about Hemingway from a felt puppet in under 5 minutes than I ever did in any literature class in over 4 years of high school. How did you do this?!
Being funny!
Timed it, it was around 3 minutes and 20 seconds. So he was close to 3:30
I did a trivia challenge thing in school mainly cause my favorite teacher ran it and I can’t remember the question but Hemingway was the answer. I only knew it cause of randy
he talked about hemmingway.
your four years of literature class, did not.
also, would be a shitty literature class if like, you read a fucking robert frost poem, and then had to read the whole fucking wiki page about his life. it's just a blurb on poetry, usually. not the cliff notes on the person's life.
That's the funny thing about history is that we'll most likely not learn about it nearly as much as we wail in something like this
I love the way he subtly references back to the honestly named bit at 1:04:50 with the “like a shitty water feature” line
And then earlier he’s like “I’ll be fucked if I’m driving all the way to broad meadows” I noticed that
and garreth
The full show.... for free.... this man is a legend
mf trying to leave a legacy behind i guess
In "Purple Privilege" he mentions that (at least partially) he credits his rise in fame to someone else pirating and uploading the special. At this point, be a bit silly to take it down :p
I do agree it's real nice to have it directly from him though, amazing comedian
In this day and age if it's something popular it will find it's way on the internet sooner or later. Might aswell post it himself and make a few more bucks off of TH-cam, right?
Fucking NAILED IT
More people wanna see him live now bc of it
okay, yes teh Gumtree story is fucking great but the pure raw energy when he screams "blueberries are fucking purple!" gets me everytime
Cube, I watched that small clip five times because he was twitching after he said it, just waiting for someone to say it
The random screeches after his WOOOOOOOO are fucking hilarious
You know? I came her just for a tiktok about that hilarious part, stuning.
Same
38:44 is the timestamp for anyone wondering
“…….I’m too scared….”
“Awww”
“Oh fuck off.”
I love this puppet.
Read this as he said it.
What time did he say it?
@@Lynxzeyy 10:33
such a fucking mood XD
I know
This is somehow the most chaotic, hysterical, infuriating and profound thing I've seen on TH-cam. Randy is truly wild.
This is the way.
you can feel that silence after 1:08:30, just cold chill silence, beautiful that someone can still move people that way, it makes the whole show superb
Thank you my friend for feeling this! You're amazing.
That's probably my favorite moment of the show, they're all paying absolute attention because he's spilling some real wisdom out, but at the same time waiting for the punchline.
The fact that “it would ruin the magic” registered in my head as “oh they’ll see he doesn’t have legs” instead of “oh they’ll see there’s JUST A AN ENTIRE FUCKING PERSON DOWN THERE”
I think it might also be a reference to him not being a ventriloquist, he's a puppeteer, less Jeff Dunham, more Jim Henson. His lips are flapping away when he's controlling the puppet, so not only would you see a person, like you do ventriloquists, but you would see him saying all the words.
I'm quite curious how he moves when making his entrance. Is the guy rolling around laying on a cart or something? Do they remove parts of the floor so he can walk in?
Why did I read this in Randy's voice XD
@@DeadeyeJim327 In a rare interview he says he "duck walks" or "crab walks" under there. Like it's given him some back problems, and he does yoga and sees a specialist to try and keep it from hurting his posture. Interview was on something called "under the puppet" on TH-cam.
It's like a faceless TH-cam for 10+ years revealing their face, it really would ruin the magic, at least that's what it's like to me
This guy can portray every possible emotion with those blank circles.
The power of hand movements
Holy shit just realized he doesn't have any eyelids
@@anthonyskrzypczak9437 yet he still winked.
@@danchidderz8495fucking what?
And yes Lust is included
38:54 This quote will always be legendary.
He was waiting for that
I think thz reason 9:25 joke succeeded so much is because of how immersed the audience were. It was an ''oh that's right'' moment when he mimed the fact that he can't see because... he's a puppet
"I'm not a memorable person. But if i tell a great story, maybe people will remember that instead."
bro i came here to laugh not be emotionally destroyed by an R rated felt grape at 1 AM ☹️
R rated felt grape made me laugh out loud
It is 4:30 am and the funny puppet man is making me question my entire life
Currently 1:51am and yeah..
OMG ikr 😭😭😭
bro its 2 am for me 😂
The Gumtree Bookshelf Story is by far the greatest story Randy has ever told...
Ikr
And it was all most likely improvised
@@presidentobeng at first maybe, but keep in mind this isn't his only Randy Writes a Novel show, he goes to several cities to do pretty much the same act, and with each show he adds or removes jokes depending on which didn't land previously. For example the Bookshelf story didn't include Morgan's creepy laugh or Morgan driving away with Randy in the real first draft (which can be watched on this channel)
Bweeeh eh eh eh
AND IT WASNT EVEN REAL BUT WAS SO SPECIFIC IT COULDNT BE
The ending just hits right through my veins and leaves an untouchable wound that will last for centuries and make me think of this puppet whenever I try to find meaning in what I do in life. It's a true legacy for me Randy. Thanks for the wholesome show!
Same!
Was he ever going to read the book?
I laughed unreasonably hard at the words "it was that one Gareth, well done."
Try taking it from my perspective... being named Gareth, and having a father who was a woodwork teacher, and who often came home from work with stories about kids loosing fingers to bandsaws and circular saws that day.
"blueberries are FUCKING PURPLE!" kills me every single time like he'd just been WAITING for someone to name blueberries
He definitely was because it was guaranteed someone was going to
@@shadowrosegaming3566 I was waiting for it
THEYRE FUCKIN P. U. R. P. L. E.
When the color is in the name, it's hard NOT to think of them.
Just like grapes. They called the green ones white grapes like wtf 😂
So in conclusion: Ernest Hemingway was fucking metal
Indeed
Not a faithful husband, but a badass dude. You had to be some degree of bad ass to work for the K.G.B.
Fucking platinum legend
@@Callsign_Bear yes to work for one of the most opressive organizations of all time, what joy
@@oz_jones I wasn't saying the organization was good.
@@oz_jones
During what part of that did ZeroDawn endorse the KGB as a good organization?
When he said:
"Walking to Sky: Chapter I.
*takes a deep breath*
.....*stammers weakly*......."
I felt that.
5:30 I only just realized Randy was making the desk slam noise with his mouth lmao
TWO WORDS:
NETFLIX
SPECIAL
omg i would love for him to have a netflix special
4 words
ACTUALLY
FUNNY
NETFLIX
SPECIAL
Caleb is just as bad as Brāden😂
@@addamz3277 Adam is just as bad as Aaron 😂
@@buttholeserfer 4 words:
BO
BURNHAM
RICKY
GERVAIS
"Fuck your head and the neck it rode in on, your vanity is sucking up my bandwidth" IS the greatest quote of our generation! Lmao!!
Swear to god
Absofuckinglutely
Time stamp?
@@simplyjay3638 48:40
@@TitanicRacing thanks.
46:25 best part. We all saw Morgan in our heads, and we loved him for it
18:41 The ability to pull this entire speech still amazes me.
Dropping this to remember
Dude, randy's movements are so fluid I actually forgot he was a puppet
Same
I'd say same but ya know. Purple and unblinking soulless eyes.
Same!
@@dadgod3615 you don’t have soulless eyes?
Same
The Gumtree story is already impressive enough. But when you watch it, try to look for all the little things that make it seem real. The tiny mentions of facts that never come up again, referencing the text when Randy gets to the house, etc. Hell, he even makes assumptions about a person he’s made up to the audience, going off on a completely different joke in the process. The misdirection in this story plays off the audience itself, and it’s utterly mind blowing.
It's even crazier whenever you realize that it's a dumbed down kicked around and then exaggerated version of his Hemingway bit over a shorter period of (in-story) time
I think I understand why it feels so unsatisfying to know that wasn't real
It's because it felt real
It's not your usual made up fiction where no matter what happens we will always have the safety net of "no matter how real this may feel it isn't" (something a lot of horror writers have to work hard just so the audience doesn't realize) but in this case we jumped blindly into the story receiving flashes of light that darkened as fast as they appeared(the twists) only to be followed by even more light and a lingering feeling of brightness during the dark moments making so we craved some sort of end or a floor to hit but afterwards we learn that we were in the net all along, no matter how big those twists and turns were they didn't happen
The point of fiction is to feel real while the point that stories based on something that really happened is to not feel fictional but this hits an interesting place where it feels so real we didn't realize it was made up, I think that we like stories like this because they sound so crazy that they couldn't possibly happen but with enough details and a good enough presentation we might start to question that belief to the point where we throw the entire question out the window because it sounds dumb seeing the amount of small notes and bits that make it seem like a retelling of randy's life, and it takes us out of our usual repetitive routine into a small tale we would gush about to our friends for months whenever we had the chance
@Max Ducks I see you're a 40k fan too, good sir
My friend started screaming when Randy revealed it was fake, he genuinely felt betrayed by this grape man
I’ve watched this so many times. And the more I watch it, the Morgan story is kinda a combination of the other topics Randy talked about, This time I noticed the mention of broad meadows
I love how when he's explaining how Morgan was going to live stream his home office computer for the meeting you hear people murmuring because they immediately pieced it together. Priceless
I love how Gareth is the one to chop his head off in the woodworking class while ALSO being the bookshelf guy later on in the special. That's growth!
The level of immersion... I genuinely got freaked out when the little coffee mug people started talking and Randy's mouth wasn't moving. Then I remembered. He's a puppet.
Puppet? What puppet? Randy’s a real boy.
@@Handlethis81637 you can tell because his lack of nose doesn't get longer
Same here man. I was like; “where’d that noise come from?!”
oh my god My brain just assumed it was prerecorded! I didn't even realize NOTHING IS STOPPING HIM FROM DOING IT LIVE
@@rayirix9462 18:10
**gets to the point where Randy mentions toxic social media and the want for validation**
**sweats profusely for liking the video**
**sweats profusely for liking this comment**
*Sweats profusely for continuing this thread*
Sweats profusely for doing all three
*Sweat retreating into my skin*
@@dudewholikescheese7892 Sweets profusely after misspelling Sweats 1 second ago
I have literally cried when Randy was talking about the human experience and fear in the end. How the show went flawlessly from an-hour-and-then-some of laughing to giving the audience something to really think about and just sending us off with an implication of how performing in the show has changed Randy? That was an emotional roller coaster of the best kind. Thanks so much for this experience!
this is a puppet I need to see live.. Randy's showmanship is incredible
I saw him a couple of months ago and he’s even better in person!! I can’t wait for his current tour to be released- it’s easily his funniest one yet, somehow even better than this!!! I’ve genuinely never laughed harder in my life
"You cool, Matt? "
"Yep"
"Sick."
😂
What a LEGEND!
Peak Introvert conversation.
Mo-Morgan?😳
“ I’m gonna keep talking to you so you feel included…Therefore, NOT Rejected “
Matterectomy
“Margret, get some biscuits! There’s some new fangled stuff going on here!”
Whenever there’s something new, I react with that. ‘Oh, a translation app? Margret, get some biscuits! There’s some new fangled stuff going on here!’
Me: sees daily youtube video being uploaded 48 minutes late, but is also twice as long as normal
Also me: MARGRET GET SOME BISCUITS, *THERE'S SOME NEW FANGLED SHIT GOIN' ON IN HYAAA*
I've got you the bis- AAAHHHJ
34:53 I think my sense of humor is broken, because this story is what I laughed hardest at in the whole show. I legit couldn't breathe, and couldn't stop laughing at this poor guy going out that way 😂
That is actually from an episode from the original CSI show (Season 2 Episode 5). from more than 20 years ago... might have happened for real too... i guess...
Randy's show is hilarious and poignant, awesome all around.
It’s an urban legend that probably originated as one of those lateral thinking puzzle games, where someone describes an elaborate scene (mostly of how a person died in a strange way) and the goal of the game is to find out what happened by asking yes or no questions. They’re pretty fun.
While I own copies of this and several Randy DVDs i cant help but stick on this video as audio in the background while i work. And i still laugh every time
Do the exact same thing myself right now!. I’m SO familiar with it that it’s oddly comforting and white noise in the back. The “ rhythm” of it all is just perfect.
11:45: "Rack it up, mate, you wear those scars like a fucking warrior" is such an underrated inspirational line even if it's a joke.
Fucking agreed
absolutely! glad someone pointed this out
Very true, just the phrase I needed to hear
It's definitely given me more romantic confidence, and its actually worked...
...that being said, does anyone need a bookshelf?
Poor Mattress broke out of his shell for the first time and didn't know how to feel. 🤣
Randy: Name me one blue food
Audience member: Blueberries!
Randy: *Starts violently shaking* BLUEBERRIES ARE FFFUCKING PURPLE!
KahhhhhMahh
He's not wrong
You know he was waiting for that reply to lash out immediately
And snotty green on the inside
just in case if you are looking for it,
time stamp is 38:47
The Morgan story was so good that for a moment, I forgot Randy was procrastinating reading us excerpts from his "book" LoL 🤣
One of my favourite special of any comic
It goes from hilarity to philosophical so seamless, it's shows his skill to entertain. It looks at so many topic but never loses track it, it's astonishing 10/10
Hold on... this isn't the pirated version?!?!!
wait 2k likes holy fuck
I know, right?
And look at all the midrolls🤣
Eh, he deserves it tho👍
Nah its the one with ads
@@kennyhmmphhp9997 Laughs in premium.
I can't see the pixels anymore! What happened here? Oh, official upload years after the pirated one :D
"When we are reduced to such a level of crisp simplicity, fear cannot exist"
I think I found my senior quote
For real right?
@@slayerdave6899 if I end up deciding to attend the ceremony (not likely, to be honest)
Then yeah
It is pretty much the exact taste of positive nihilism that I strive for
@@majomaheriose that is the most high school sentence I’ve ever read
@@pakman5542 you do realize that 1. You didn't have to come and say that, 2. "Senior phrases" are a thing outside of high-school and 3. Bud, this is TH-cam. You're probably 10 minutes away of hearing something more "high-school like" as you put it.
So why are you on my replys? And why do you need to be rude to people?
@@majomaheriose I think he meant it as a compliment. I can’t tell.
The ending is legendary. "Fear cannot exist." That's a powerful line there, and I thank you for delivering it, Randy. Flawless performance! 👏👏👏
I like to imagine that everything past the first time he says "Chapter 1" is actually part of the book
You know someone’s good at puppetry when you’re amazed at how good the *puppet* is at ventriloquism! I legit had to stop myself at the coffee cup bit because my brain thought the puppet was projecting its voice.
LITERALLY the 'fungi' started talking and i fully thought they were being voiced by someone offstage with a mic. it didnt occur to me right away that the puppeteer was speaking and just. not moving randy's mouth.
Yeah that bit is trippy!
That voice made me bolt upright, it was a bit freaky while my mind was working it out...too slowly.
1 thousandth liker. deserves more likes though 😡
The way he can command an entire crowd while only walking 5ft and using a puppet, is astronomical.
why'll
WHY'LL
@@alexhb12333 I feel **you’re** pain :p
The way you can use why’ll instead of while is astronomical
I just had a fucking stroke reading this comment. I am so HIGHLY impressed with the fact that you chose to write out *while* as *why will* that I am almost positive that you did it on purpose
I literally did not mean to do that 😔
“And got away with it like a FUCKING CAMPION!” Made me laugh so hard I was dying with laughter
As a writer myself, the ending just took me the fuck out because that monologue was like seeing the face of God and he just grabbed me by the throat and beat my ass with my unwritten books, asking what I'm going to do about it. Thank you, Randy, for giving a high school student an existential fucking crisis! It was fantastic!
Some of the greatest writing of all time.
The fact that Randy's expression changes throughout the show literally without ever changing is truly remarkable!
True
The magic of puppets
i always seen that but you made me notice that
Exactly. Randy Feltface shows more emotion than Twilight.
I guess it's like a drawing. If most of the elements are spot on, one missing is just filled in by the mind. His timing both kinetically and vocally are exaggerated perfection.
My favorite moment is in The Book of Randicus, where they show little short films at several points in between his standup. At one point, Randy is talking on a phone, telling his mum "No, I'm good, I'm good, just a little tired." Then when he hangs up he gets frustrated getting the handset to stay on hook, then just collapses against the phone with a sigh. IRL I am constantly on the road for work, and I said to myself, "Man, I know that feeling. Soul-weary from the road." Then I remembered it was a puppet. Just amazing Heath could make me resonate like that with a bits of foam, plastic, and felt.
Hadn't had a puppet evoke such a strong emotion since I was a kid watching Jim Henson doing "Time in a Bottle" on the Muppet Show.
Morgan is the best fake story I've ever heard. I was crying so hard when he was pulling the mailbox out I had to shut off my phone for a couple minutes so I wouldn't miss anything.
I was just about to write I hope Morgan’s doing well now and then Randy said it was fake, crazy shit
I've just discovered him, he's fucking great!
I think the best part is that it's a perfect fit for what Randy taught us about Ernest Hemingway. After learning about all the crazy shit that guy went through, Morgan's story just feels that much more plausible.
The scuba diver is also fake
@@theblackgoatofthewoodsthis is devastating news
6:12 IS THAT A *HAND*
Just found out about this guy and my god it was a pleasure!
*I NEED MORE RANDY FELTFACE DOING STAND UP*
You mean arms up?
Same. Would love to see more on this youtube channel.
*YES*
Randy is sober is a funny one it's a little over a hour
@@mikelowry6286 thx that is really nice
TH-cam:randy just uploaded an old show you've seen a dozen times.
Me:I've not watched it this month
I've not watched it this week
Every other day, one of the segments appear in the feed
And I'm like ok here we go again
Though I will admit the breath segment I haven't seen since the bootleg crowd video I saw from randy back in '18
Though I will admit the breath segment I haven't seen since the bootleg crowd video I saw from randy back in '18
Discovered this dude through shorts and reels, and now I'm doing a marathon of his specials. This is one of those comedians that stay in your head. I love the ones that combine comedy with bits of thoughtful and deep lessons. This is truly a lovely set.
Randy's solid comedy gold!!
Like Peanut already said:
Once you go purple, you never look back!
I refuse to believe that story is made up and Morgan isn’t a real person.
I love your profile pic! ♥️
Yeah. What kind of maniac would make that up?
@@reubenmanzo2054 well haven't you seen Game of Thrones? someone made that up
MORGAN?! MOORRRGAAAAN?!
1:06:35
0:00 - Introduction
(1:47 - Lighting Guy Shoutout)
2:20 - Getting Pulled Over Sober (and Pretending to be Drunk During It)
6:03 - Randy Wrote A Novel
7:34 - Hoarders
8:36 - Walking to Skye
10:00 - Chapter 1
10:45 - Taste
11:06 - Unpack Some Sh*t (Matthew's introduction)
12:23 - Failure
12:47 - The First Draft of Everything
(13:05 - Fifty Shades of Grey Fanfic)
13:54 - Broadmeadows Pt. 1 (WHOOOO)
(14:08 - Whooing)
14:48 - Broadmeadows Pt. 2 (Honest Names)
15:53 - Street Names
17:07 - Chapter 1
18:42 - The Life and Times of Ernest Miller Hemingway in Approximately 3 and a Half Minutes
22:23 - What A Unit!/Procrastination
23:42 - Doing the One
25:21 - Yoga Instructors
26:03 - Buddhism
28:58 - Go Set A Watchman
31:45 - Artistic Legacy
34:07 - From the Moment We're Born
34:47 - Let's Talk About Death!
36:38 - Veganism
37:57 - Brayden Can't Eat Blue
39:49 - Sharks
41:05 - That Weird Disconnect/The Beef Capital
44:01 - Finally Reading It/McDonalds Delivery
45:32 - Chapter 1
46:21 - Randy Buys a Bookshelf off of Gumtree
1:06:34 - Plot Twist
1:07:44 - Ending Monologue
1:10:39 - Chapter 1
(This is copy-pasted from an old reupload of this show, done by a channel called Ducky Media. I did not make this. However, I have edited some timestamps to more accurately match this version.)
I still respect you for reposting it
Thanks
@Gaming Studios just watch all of it ma dude
Damn
@@l0v3vic damn indeed
Legit one of the funniest comedy routines I’ve ever seen, man’s so talented
When the lights shut off and toreador march started playing at the end I had genuine flashbacks
Dude made a memorable TedTalk disguised as a comedy show for an hour straight and I am all in for it.
Loved his talk about artistic value, because it is true, most of the world's most famous artists only managed to gain worldwide recognition after their deaths and not in their lifetime, and as he said people like Ernest Hemingway was remembered for his artistic life than his personal one.
Seriously gave me Bo Burnham vibes at times. Another comedian who refuses to shy away from the ‘deep stuff’ yet somehow makes it so poignant, relatable, and funny that you find yourself not just laughing but actually *engaging* with the show. Loved every second, can’t wait to see more.
Truth. I honestly didn't know about the shit hand of life Vincent Van Gogh was given until I watched Doctor Who. I only knew about his "The Starry Night" painting and nothing much else like how he cut off his own fucking ear off.
This is an absolute classic! May the story of Morgan having an aneurism over a bookshelf live on in the hearts of us all!
Finally I am early for something!
Morgans life crisis is 2020 in a nutshell
Still an absolute classic story.
YES LMAO
It is i, Garif the bookshelf guy. I have a bookshelf cave
A Muppet just made me cry real tears, too many times out of laughter, and then the relief from existential dread. No fear... Lol
As much as I laughed at the jokes, I loved the last bit more!
It really caught me offguard and was expecting jokes that'll come out of nowhere but until the end it was just a simple observation of our lives that we don't really think about in our day to day lives.
Really appreciated it!
The funniest part of the Morgan story is imagining that little purple puppet doing everything in the story.
IKR
DUDE YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
I couldnt sleep..discovered this funny Purple dude scrolling on tiktok of all things..and i've watched 2 specials now,laughing so hard that the rest of the house got awoken several times. Thanks Randy for giving us these free specials, -they're BRILLIANT! Netflix needs to give this guy his own damn special!!
Me too, I now definitely can't sleep I'm laughing that much 🤣
I'm doing the exact same thing. Haha.🤣
Can't wait for the live-action Netflix adaptation.
Same. Been binging his entire content.
got high I've been having a GREAT time
This is and I think always will be my favorite Randy show. It was the first one I ever saw and still the funniest one for me. The fluidity and naturalness of the puppeteering is incredible and the way Randy's body language and voice make it seem like he has different facial expressions when he doesn't is unreal. The breathalyzer scene where he switches between a cop and a "drunk" driver is one of the best examples of it. It takes talent to be a good comedian, but being a good comedian AND a good puppeteer at the same time? Insane!
Thank you Randy... I felt the last 3-4 mins so hard. Wow "must we leave a legacy" is something I will always remember specially coming from this purple puppet😂. Love you Randy.
1:07:42 that is an unfairly profound monologue to come from a puppet which rambles about bookshelves and fisting stroke victims. Very well done and very well executed
Exactly, thats what I love most about this not only is it funny but at some points he speaks truth.
i feel like its a mix of the purpose of the show, the humor of Randy, and to send a moral of the story I suppose
reminds me a tiny bit of Bo Burnham’s “if you can live your life without an audience, you should do it”
There's something fascinatingly hilarious about a guy down on his knees holding up and miming a puppet waxing poetic.
I will never not be amazed by how alive he manages to make his puppet
It’s unreal, especially since it’s only one person I believe.
Yeah, it’s gotta be physically demanding on top of remembering what he’s said and reiterating it on topic as the needs arise throughout, ie mentioning Broadmeadows during the bookshelf gumtree section, after having talked about it in passing 5 mins earlier, the guy has a lot going on. Mouth movements is another….
Wait... puppet?
I'm sorry. I really am sorry.. But uh.. Thats what she said.
09:34 I had to rewatch this joke twice to fully get it and rewatched it many times again just because I forgot he can’t see the audience cuz he’s a puppet.
I can see the sticks that make Randy's hands move, I see the black piece of something that hides the pupeteer, I can see the freaking hands from time to time. But man Randy feels so fucking real
No matter how many times i watch this its always exactly what i need. If i need a laugh, to relax, or have an existential crisis
“BLUEBERRIES ARE FUCKING PURPLE!”
That line made my sides hurt. : D
name me one blue food!
*bluebe-*
(big inhale)
BLUEBERRIES ARE FUCKING PURPLE.
38:50
That, and “BLUE MEANS SHAAAAKS IN IT!” made my stomach hurt from laughing
Favorite line of the entire show
"*sighs*.. I'm too scared"
"Aww..."
"Fuckoff"
*Laughter*
5:45 It really is an amazing feeling. Back in college the security officers would check me often, namely since I drank this fancy imported soda that came in glass bottles. Every time they were left dumbstruck that I was sober despite stumbling about, admittedly due to nerve damage and dehydration. Senior year a new guy, really gungho and excited to be there type asks me aside after seeing me nearly collapse, bottles haphazardly stuffed into my coats pockets, labels removed, etc. He kept me there for so long because he thought his breathalyzer had broken and had requested another security officer to come on by. The guy draws close, sees me in the lamp light and goes “Oh God damn it, it’s just Sullivan again. Just let him go, he’s not drunk, just an idiot.”
Hell of a legacy fam. Wear it with pride.
"he's not drunk, just an idiot" WEAR THAT AS A BADGE OF PRIDE!
What was that about nerve damage?
@@paragonjones13 Used to be a caffeine addict. Resulted in three heart attacks and a stroke. Went cold turkey from energy drinks. Now I just drink tea and some sodas.
@@hiddendesire3076 oh dear
Are you doing better now?
I think my favorite part about Randy's comedy is how seamlessly it blends the idea of "its a puppet" and "regular stand up comedian bit". He'll go along and describe some situation or do a bit that you'd expect from typical stand up comedians (and they'll be funny already) but then he reminds you of the fact that "its a puppet". He's worked so well in bouncing between the two and it flows so perfectly
Never expected to contemplate life at the end of a COMEDY SHOW. LOVE YOU DUDE
Really love how it swaps between Ted talk and comedy special. He still seems a bit afraid to talk about extremely deep things and I think that’s because he’s performing as a comedian and is afraid of disappointing his audience, but I really enjoyed the breaks into his deeper ideas. That book is something I’d want to get my hands on, just to see more of how he expresses his ideas.
It's too blatant and preachy and not as organic as more seasoned comics but hes gotten better at it
I think it's really good that he doesn't get too deep. He is a comedian, and there's nothing more aggravating than paying for a comedy special and just getting lectured at for an hour like some "comics" do. I think he strikes a pretty healthy balance.
@Batel Avrahamov no
@@MrOnay-px1jx aww someone's triggered
@@Runnersfree ?
I saw Morgan in my head... Still haunts me to this day.
Same, I could picture him perfectly
This is my 5th to 10th time rewatching your shows, discovered you on shorts with the bit about the runaway fungus, and COULDN'T STOP watching you for the rest of the road trip.
46:20 Bookshelf.
"Have you had anything to drink tonight?"
"No occifer never on a Tuesday"
“Not on a froIDAE EEAMAET
“no officer, never on a tuesday”
“sir, its friday”
@@sirnicholas5542 one long breath into the bag please, sir
Thank you everyone in this comment thread for allowing me to relive the joke!
“I’m gonna read bits of it out, you’re going to react and then at the end we’ll decide whether or not I should kill myself...”
I feel as though that’s every writers thought process when sharing their work with anyone.
For real. That hit so close to home.
Can confirm.
Every creator**
@@Stick_and_stone writers too
It's a real issue because it can get to the point where they're scared of criticism. Sometimes everyone around them becomes yes men a lot of modern movies have this problem
My favorite part is Hemingway. I’ve rewatched it a ton. But at 25:59 whilst I agree; I also agree that someone in their 20s can experience quite a bit of trauma thus changing their perspective. Being older doesn’t automatically make you wiser. A lot of old heads are pretty dumb.
You know honestly my favorite part is just the "BACON!" part always gets me
As a English major that is the beat synopsis of Hemingway's life. What a fucking champion 🏆
quite a comment for an english major tho
Maybe proofread your words there, English major
@@BunToomo hey back off they're doing their beat.
@@duckatali ❄️
@@Solar_StarVolt15 ?
Randy is one of those great comedians that doesnt say "fuck" too much or too little. Just enough to land every time
Haha i think thats more turf of being an aussie 😂
To quote Chapter 2 Verse 26 of the Book of Randicus: "Go fuck yourself."
Randy: I'm too scared.
Audience laughs
Also Randy: Oh fuck off.
You can never say fuck to many times.
@@user-rt7dv6rt6g “Shut the fuck up, fuckhead”
That’s my counter argument
This is probably the most amazing hour of comedy iv ever seen. Let alone the puppetry on top. Truely out of this world good
Where have you been all my life holy shit this dude has got to be the funniest comedian since Seinfeld.
10:39 Randy: I'm too scared
Audience: Awwwww
Randy: Oh f*ck off
The simplicity of the delivery killed me 😂
18:26 Me: “Oh he’s really good at making voices without moving his mouth!! ................wait.....”
Lol I thought that too
I keep forgetting that he's a puppet
@@zelordofzepotatoes5274 that's the beauty about amazing puppetry. It's like a great actor taking away the character but gives you a living, breathing person.
Like with randy your watching a puppet for like 5 minutes and then your looking at randy. It's amazing
Puppets being ventriloquists.
My favorite part was when he read his book, so good.
Spent the night with my often long distance missus watching this simultaneously from Oz 🇦🇺 and Indonesia 🇮🇩 because she needed "something funny". She loved it Randy! 💜
Next up, the other shows, then a live gig!
(Although fucking coincidence and a half made the Adelaide tour date the night she's JUST got back on a plane home! 😂)
The most impressive thing is the puppeteer is operating both of Randy’s extremely animated and most of the time moving at the same time hands/arms with only one hand. Like idk how he even does it. He’s more expressive then some regular stand up comedians. Oh and the hoarders bit always kills me
What puppeteer? He's just a purple dude.
That's kind of racist. You think that just because he's purple he's a puppet?! Unbelievable!
I think he controls the body, head and mouth with one hand and the arms with another and he uses his fingers to move the sticks to animate the arms
th-cam.com/video/VwLXo9y-qA0/w-d-xo.html
For anyone who genuinely curious how he did it. And yes, that's him.
@@311kean Thanks. I figured it's one hand for both hand dowels, but his ability to manipulate the dowels such that the arms look so natural astounds me.
"Demonically possessed baritone kookaburra" is the single greatest string of words I've ever heard
15:46
BrokenHill?😂. Is that actually a place name? Randy over here “We had a hill and we fucking broke it, Welcome to BrokenHill”
I love how it goes from Randy being befuddled by the breathalyzer results to the cop being the one in complete disbelief of the results.