Wow London crowd was actually pretty hot for him. They seemed to really get it, although since it was an international trip they were probably people familiar with his work. It's still a good feel for this budding stand-up to get the laughs he deserves :) One day your coke joke will bring the house down, mi amigo
Tim and Eric have a huge following over here. And I think tbh his whole, being as awkward as possible, anti comedy style when it comes to his stand up probably gets a better reception here. Awkwardness and irony are the foundations of British comedy and he's a master of it.
@@joecaple4552 yes that's what I have assumed.. I'm an American but love some forms of British comedy but specifically the way it has influenced and shaped Western comedy as a whole. I absolutely love the very awkward, false sincerity, highly exaggerated, overly descriptive and gross aspects, and extreme dry humor that Tim and Eric have worked into their many projects. And you can see that many of these styles have been incubated and done very well by British entertainers of all kinds for a very long time. And I have also noticed that some of my favorite comedians have been sort of niche performers and although they definitely have cult followings here in the states, the average person either "doesn't get it" or they don't think it's funny. Usually the same people who think that mainstream comedians and people like Kevin Hart are the funniest people in the world, that isn't to say he isn't a funny person or hasn't had any funny jokes ever in his career, but he has fallen victim as many do into kind of a one act show. Where many comedians and actors become pigeon holed and boxed in to a specific "role" or comedic style that they are placed into whether willing or unwillingly which is repeated ad nauseum in everything they do, shaping the average consumer and what they think comedy is. His specific role has become the short black man who just can't believe the wild and wacky stuff he sees white people and other people from hollywood doing. Basically black man say funny thing usually either centered around race or physical build, while acting as an over exaggerated caricature of themselves and throwing in wacky faces throughout to draw laughs and applause from the consumer. Not to say this formula and style cannot and has not worked because it has, Richard Pryor for example, but it is ran into the ground and becomes predictable and cliché. Causing comedy lovers to be bored with it and resent the top brass who run the comedy and movie scene, wondering why they take the safest route possible, rarely trying something new until either someone new blows up, or they lose so much money that they eventually are forced to make a change. But American comedians who have historically been different, and/or a bit more intellectual have had massive praise from the UK. And although you could even say that Tim Heidecker has a style and formula that he has stuck with for a long time that is similar, I think many of his techniques work for the sake of satire, and a commentary on what comedy is to some people. His satire filled sketches are among my favorite comedy pieces of all time as he and Eric along with their like minded team can hit the nail on the head with so many small, hidden jokes packed throughout that the more astute viewers and people who have seen many programs similar to the parody, that it becomes an overload of comedy gold. Down to the cinematography, CGI and other graphics used as well as the set pieces, costumes, and overall presentation being shown and performed so accurately that even multiple viewing will reveal some hidden gem that although right there on the screen may not have been noticed before, yet is intentionally inserted as just another piece to the cliché styles so many types of media use. Sorry for the book, but I love that these guys are and have been for the past few years getting more and more recognition from mainstream comedians, actors, studios and audiences because they haven't changed or gotten stale during their success. This gives me good hope for the future of mainstream comedy at least, hopefully ushering in a more open minded, experimental approach. With the top brass willing to laugh at themselves a bit and try something a bit more untested to general audiences which I believe if normalized may exponentially improve the future productions, the evolution and health of comedy movies as a genre as well as the stand up community.
@@TehWinnerz lol yea the pumped up motivational guys or girls with the Britney Spears headset. Running around waving their arms around wildly while jogging in time with the loud, generic royalty free uplifting music blaring in the background. All while the practically stadium full of people clap incessantly, and scream with some of them bursting into tears and hitting their knees, overcome with excitement and joy, shaking uncontrollably and thanking whatever God they believe in. Just watch Tim and Eric's Zone Theory stuff, specifically their interviews for the perfect personality types on display.
I love that he always opens with that fucking Tim Allen joke like it's his hit.
he opens with the music joke but its not funny without the generic guitar
When you've got comedy bits like Turn The Music Off and Coke Vs Pepsi, you can't go wrong
"I don't know if you're reading the news about he States but we're all happy" that killed me.
Five bags of popcorn.
Can't believe I missed the chance to see him.
He's touring UK next year
How did he stand so still throughout the whole set?
Sounds like joke of Timmer Hidecker
Lack of a net.
lol thats just how much funnier than john mulanney he is
The crowd totally got it and loved him!! Great Audio!!
Yep, the crowd was on board 🙂
@@laurentdhondt857 thank you for sharing! Love the rating at the end! Great touch!
Wow London crowd was actually pretty hot for him. They seemed to really get it, although since it was an international trip they were probably people familiar with his work. It's still a good feel for this budding stand-up to get the laughs he deserves :) One day your coke joke will bring the house down, mi amigo
Tim and Eric have a huge following over here. And I think tbh his whole, being as awkward as possible, anti comedy style when it comes to his stand up probably gets a better reception here. Awkwardness and irony are the foundations of British comedy and he's a master of it.
@@joecaple4552 yes that's what I have assumed.. I'm an American but love some forms of British comedy but specifically the way it has influenced and shaped Western comedy as a whole. I absolutely love the very awkward, false sincerity, highly exaggerated, overly descriptive and gross aspects, and extreme dry humor that Tim and Eric have worked into their many projects.
And you can see that many of these styles have been incubated and done very well by British entertainers of all kinds for a very long time. And I have also noticed that some of my favorite comedians have been sort of niche performers and although they definitely have cult followings here in the states, the average person either "doesn't get it" or they don't think it's funny. Usually the same people who think that mainstream comedians and people like Kevin Hart are the funniest people in the world, that isn't to say he isn't a funny person or hasn't had any funny jokes ever in his career, but he has fallen victim as many do into kind of a one act show.
Where many comedians and actors become pigeon holed and boxed in to a specific "role" or comedic style that they are placed into whether willing or unwillingly which is repeated ad nauseum in everything they do, shaping the average consumer and what they think comedy is. His specific role has become the short black man who just can't believe the wild and wacky stuff he sees white people and other people from hollywood doing. Basically black man say funny thing usually either centered around race or physical build, while acting as an over exaggerated caricature of themselves and throwing in wacky faces throughout to draw laughs and applause from the consumer.
Not to say this formula and style cannot and has not worked because it has, Richard Pryor for example, but it is ran into the ground and becomes predictable and cliché. Causing comedy lovers to be bored with it and resent the top brass who run the comedy and movie scene, wondering why they take the safest route possible, rarely trying something new until either someone new blows up, or they lose so much money that they eventually are forced to make a change. But American comedians who have historically been different, and/or a bit more intellectual have had massive praise from the UK.
And although you could even say that Tim Heidecker has a style and formula that he has stuck with for a long time that is similar, I think many of his techniques work for the sake of satire, and a commentary on what comedy is to some people. His satire filled sketches are among my favorite comedy pieces of all time as he and Eric along with their like minded team can hit the nail on the head with so many small, hidden jokes packed throughout that the more astute viewers and people who have seen many programs similar to the parody, that it becomes an overload of comedy gold. Down to the cinematography, CGI and other graphics used as well as the set pieces, costumes, and overall presentation being shown and performed so accurately that even multiple viewing will reveal some hidden gem that although right there on the screen may not have been noticed before, yet is intentionally inserted as just another piece to the cliché styles so many types of media use.
Sorry for the book, but I love that these guys are and have been for the past few years getting more and more recognition from mainstream comedians, actors, studios and audiences because they haven't changed or gotten stale during their success. This gives me good hope for the future of mainstream comedy at least, hopefully ushering in a more open minded, experimental approach. With the top brass willing to laugh at themselves a bit and try something a bit more untested to general audiences which I believe if normalized may exponentially improve the future productions, the evolution and health of comedy movies as a genre as well as the stand up community.
@@joecaple4552 British humour has a great sense for the absurd. Monty Python, Mighty Boosh, even Limmy has a very absurd tone to it.
If I wanted a Pepsi I'd ask for a coke
I’m gonna give this five bags of popcorn and I’ll throw in two Cinco Food Tubes, because me me I’m a tube man
Bailey Ralls accurate rating 😎
I'm also a tubehead myself
Me so hungry
we need more tim h bootlegs, he’s an international treasure
Tim's amazing.
It’s comedy without a net. ITS NUTS.
would like to see the video but it's still bloody funny. Cheers for sharing mate x
Such a good gig the bloke in the middle hasn't touched his pint all gig.
Or is too scared to move.
Lord Goo Goo 😂😂😂
What am I? A voodoo doll?
typical tim heidecker stuff. great job tim keep it up proud of you
Fezzywigg Poopy it’s pretty much the same comedy without a net routine he’s always done but it never gets old.
Great Job!
Great video
Amazing Jonathan of comedy
My friends say that I sorta have a great miinddd
Louis CK said he saw Tim's standup in london during the Theo podcast, i wonder if this one's it
He was at the soho theatre basement for one week with Gregg Turkington, so it must have been one of those shows.
Louis CK also didn't get it at all and thought this was a real routine
I hope this was the one he saw because this is his best one in my opinion.
I subscribe to Comedy Magazine...highly recommend it!
Check out my rating 28:56
no more bullshit!!!
This is his best show. A real hidden gem!
🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿 🍪🍪
Louie was right
Yes!
THE WEIRD THE THING ABOUT GOING TO SEE TIM IS THE AMOUNT OF FAKE LAUGHTER. ITS OKAY YOU DON'T HAVE TO LAUGH THAT OFTEN TO APPRECIATE IT...
@lqtm237 or they just get it dummy
Nobody fake laughs at comedy gigs, if people don’t find it funny they don’t laugh
Nothing more annoying than someone shouting "WOOH" into a mic over and over.
Don't let it get you down, man.
We can all thank Americans for that
TehWinnerz yeah. It's def' an American thing
Not all Americans are into that
@@TehWinnerz lol yea the pumped up motivational guys or girls with the Britney Spears headset. Running around waving their arms around wildly while jogging in time with the loud, generic royalty free uplifting music blaring in the background. All while the practically stadium full of people clap incessantly, and scream with some of them bursting into tears and hitting their knees, overcome with excitement and joy, shaking uncontrollably and thanking whatever God they believe in. Just watch Tim and Eric's Zone Theory stuff, specifically their interviews for the perfect personality types on display.
This is the worst Sam Hyde routine ever.
Sam Hyde is the worst Sam Hyde ever.
who?
Cleveland Brown exactly
Who the heck is Sam Hyde? Sound like the name of an irrelevant nazi
Keep crying, incel. You guys can't handle the fact that Tim Heidecker is funny, and nobody gives a shit about Sam Hyde anymore