I worked with Freddie as Support Act on a couple of occasions, he was a wonderful man, I was deeply upset when he died, and still miss him to this day. RIP Freddie mate.
It was tragic the way he died all the stress of the false accusations and the way the media treated him was disgusting . I loved Freddie such a naturally funny man we will never see his like again .
@@mcfcguvnors Lol. Yes I understand what you are saying BUT it is actually my real birth name, and I am a retired entertainer. gospel Truth. Pity i cant post a pic on here to prove what I am saying. and No Offence taken.
You must watch Freddie performing Vincent where he speeds up and slows down the song. Priceless performance at a Royal Variety Show, he could be a comic genius.
When Freddie Starr passed away recently we lost one of our most hilarious entertainers. He was a comedy genius and a great all round entertainer. The vile witchhunt into his past which came to nothing im sure hastened his end. I hope those who put him through it were proud of themselves. He is a much missed master of unpredictable comedy. RIP Freddy.
Pure DISGRACE what the media can publish without proof! Freddie Starr was the best of British and entertained us all for years. The man should have had a royal burial, but instead was left to suffer alone in Spain. Very sad, but FOREVER a LEGEND in my eyes, yours, and others!
@@colindavid2078 To see him reduced to a poorly fragile man and a shadow of his former self was heartbreaking mate. At his prime he was up there with the very best and he could have put many of the current crop of talentless crap we have on TV to shame. What a terrible tragic end for him, and surprisingly nobody even mentions him only a few years after his death. Shameful and sickening.
I met Freddie Starr when I was 12.... He turned up at our house in Spain, thinking it was for sale... He spent the afternoon making me and my sister laugh as he waited for my Dad to come home.
Freddie used to live not far from me here in the uk. I remember when I was younger my mum and dad used to drink with him. Very funny guy and sadly missed.
People were sooo scared to interview him live... Never knew what he would do. Thank my dad for showing me Freddie at a young age. Guys a frickin legend
Very funny at first, but became repetitive... had same base act for 30 years, the reason the audience or hosts were so scare was not because he was unpredictable it’s because he was predictable.
@@kevinhempstead2359 He was the most versatile comic we ever had. You want predictability like someone who stands up and tells jokes or someone who can sing, tell jokes, tell stories, audience interaction, impersonations and slapstick?
@@DudeSilad I agree he was very versatile and very talented, but he became very repetitive in his act, in my opinion he wasted his talent by being predictable and repeating his act. Every time you watch him he it was just the same act, still laughed thou, his Parkinson interview when he made Muhammad Ali jump was very funny. But just didn’t live up to his full potential again my opinion, sorry if you disagree.
Freddy started out as a singer in a Merseybeat band in the 1960's The Midniters. Gradually turned into a comedian. I love his interview with Michael Parkinson in which he told a ghost story to Muhammad Ali Just brilliant. Must see.
Freddies biggest skill was being unpredictable, and the fact he could just stop and look and it everyone laughed as they had no idea what was coming next. A genius, true showman, lost but never forgotten.
What you said was spot on! Freddy was extremely funny, terrifying and charismatic with a massive hint of DANGER!!! His ability to interact with the audience and control them was absolutely fascinating.
One of Freddie's favourite sketches was to come on stage with his top half dressed as HITLER with the moustache and his bottom half in white shorts and Wellington boots. He also did the best Elvis impression l have ever heard and on one show he had the Jordanairs to back him with several Elvis songs.
You need to watch him impersonating Elvis has a brilliant singing voice and probably the closest I've heard. Saw him live very funny and you do get that nervous apprehension in the audience. RIP Freddie 🙏
My dad once worked with a guy who lived next door to Freddie. One Sunday afternoon whilst my dads college was gardening. He heard a Tarzan like yell. It was Freddie swinging on a rope with a Tarzan style costume on. Apparently he was an interesting neighbour.
I heard the story where he flagged down a car and asked the guy to give him a push , the fella said ok and freddie said follow me , he walked into his garden sat on a swing and told the fella to give him a push
Freddie was awesome!! Funny as hell, scary as hell and talented as hell! Great singer and entertainer. Even before he passed he was on stage in Spain entertaining people with his singer. Just a shame over here we have the "British Media" RIP Freddie ❤️
My favourite Freddie Starr moment came when he and Muhammed Ali were guests on the Parkinson chat show and in telling a story, he scared the shit out of "The Greatest"! Not many people could claim to do that! Well worth a watch! You will not regret it! 😂🤣
@@Tom-zy6ke I think the life he led took its toll. He wasn't in anyway 'insane'. His act may have been but Freddie was just manic. He wasn't a young man when he died but he was taken far too young.
All older people in the UK watched Freddie Starr on tv in the 80's and 90's, so know exactly what he's like, so know exactly what to expect with him, the man is hilarious.
He is an amazing singer when he can be serious for long enough. He has had the jordeners sing with him while covering Elvis. Wow man he sounds like Elvis too.
Watched Freddie live in the 80s he walked on stage dressed as Adolf Hitler with no trousers on and Wellington boots, the guy was comedy genius rest in peace Freddie 😢
My best entertainer. Pure genius. You have to watch clip where he has a bucket of maggots and starts throwing handfuls at the audience. The women were all screaming as maggots went down their bras. It has me in stitches with laughter every time. R.I.P Freddie.
The 2nd audience was an audience of british celebrities in an episode of " An Audience with Freddie Starr " which was a regular series on ITV . Each episode would feature An Audience with a different celebrity who would perform in front of a celebrity audience . There have been many famous names taking to the stage to perform such as Billy connolly , Jasper Carrott , Les Dawson , Kenneth Williams , Alf Garnett , Bob Monkhouse , Vctoria Wood , Ken Dodd , Cliff Richard & many more . This series has been running for 30 years , here's the wiki list of performers over the years with some great names among them . It would be great for you to react to some of them . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Audience_with...
If you went to see Freddie you really didn’t want to sit anywhere near the front you never new what he was going to do He love Elvis just like me and he was brilliant when he sang like Elvis he even had Elvis’s old backing singers on the show he sang with them and it was brilliant love from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴😂😂🤣🤣👏👏👍👋
Its all over now..Freddie Starr was really funny..He loved Elvis Presley.On his Audience with he sang with the Jordanaires and he was brilliant..Its a must see for you..
Freddie was a singer in the 1960's One of Larry Parnes Prodigys. The were all given different "Power" surnames. Adam Faith, Billy Fury, Rory Storm, Freddie Starr etc
Iv seen a few of these(Americans reacting to stuff) yep im British--but you seem to be the best so iv subscribed. I saw Freddy with my aunt in 1979--yep he got her up on stage(i was only 10yrs) nothing blue about the show and a woman from the show sat with me while my aunt was on stage. I got a round of clapping from the people there and back stage pass thing with my aunt after. He was Amazing and very kind.
The second audience were all famous UK celebs. That's why he knew them by name. It was a series called 'An audience with........', where a famous comic, actor, singer, or 'personality', performed for a famous audience. There were some amazing shows in the series, like the ones with Billy Connolly, Sir Ken Dodd, Kenneth Williams, Victoria Wood, & this one, with the legendary Freddie Starr!!
Freddie Starr Starr singing starry night just a joy . Had a great voice but could turn on the laughter so easily. Loved watching him terrorise des oconnor
Freddie is a British Icon and bad boy of comedy ... I have it on GOOD authority that he would play brutal tricks on his own band. On a particular Tour of England in the 80's, Freddie decided to play a trick on the guitarist of his band .., he took all the strings off his guitar and took a dump inside the sound hole, re-strung it and waited for the lights to get hot during the show that evening ... the guitarist couldn't figure out where the horrific stench was coming from all night! Can you even imagine ... Freddie knowing what was going on the entire time for his OWN amusement? I was crying when I was told this story ...
Great reaction my friend, but to see Freddie's versatility at its peak, check out his explosion into stardom at his 1970 London Palladium performance, the audience didn't quite know what hit them.
I forgot. About Freddy Starr lol. ...wat a guy he was lol. There's many like him from them days that sadly fade away .. Them were great times in the UK for comedy 😎👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺
I have to say buddy, that i love your videos and watch then probably every night...I love how you seem to have a passion for the UK and its comedy. I actually feel like we are watching the comedy together and when you laugh its just infectious.... Im in the UK, manchester not far from where Peter kay (OTHER VIDEOS OF YOURS) is from and i always assumed his humour was more local and thats why i found him so funny, but you have shown us that comedy in general is just global....Keep up the work fella and you take care... Mike (UK)
I miss comedians like Freddie, nothing offensive or mean just fun and silly. My father-in-law was cutting grass out front of a hotel one morning when a window opened and a voice shouted “I’m trying to sleep, turn the volume down!”
Hi there from the U.K. I’ve just subscribed to you , as you react to great videos either I haven’t seen for years or not at all. Also your laugh is infectious. It makes me enjoy the video much much more hearing it. Thanks mate 👍
The main thing about Freddie was he was predictably unpredictable lol..if you was in the audience you knew you was fair game nobody was safe lol. Only time he does not mess about is singing any Elvis songs.
I grew up watching the shows you react to. Nice to see someone enjoying comedy as it's meant to be. Not many people can watch them anymore without taking offence.at everything where none is intended.👍
Back in the 80's when I was a little girl, my patents used to take me to the seaside, a town called Blackpool, every year during the school holidays. We would always go to see him Live. My Mom used to love him. After every show we'd have to stand outside the back of the theatre, where the acts would come out, for about an hour, may be longer. Some times in the wind and rain. Just so my Mom could meet him in person. And get a picture taken and an autograph. We did this so many times he started to remember our names. And once in the show he mentioned my Mom and how he thought she was a stalker and how he was scared of leaving the theatre that evening... Luckily we were quite a poor family so we were sat up in the top tier of seats where he couldn't get.. lol. When we met him at the stage doors, again, my mom went to give him a friendly slap and he grabbed her and bent her backwards and gave her a huge pretend kiss. When he let go my moms here was all a mess and she looked all hot and bothered. hehehehe. I nearly wet myself with laughter as I tried taking pictures.
The woman whose knee he sat on is a famous UK agony aunt - (ie newspaper columnist who discusses problems people have such as relationships from readers letters )
he used to scare presenters...he was THE most unpredictable comedian. Nobody...not the presenters even ,knew what he was gonna say or do. Des Oconner used to be terrified of his unpredictability...but loved the guy. He was,hands down, the best all round comic ever to perform imo. And what an awesome singing voice he had...when he could be serious that is. None of the people in this crowd..or any of the manasgement had any idea what was gonna happen next. The maggots he threw at the celebrity crowd in "an audience with Feddie Starr" were in fact rice...but nobody knew that at the time and Faith Brown got really upset beacuse she got covered in,what she thought, was maggots.
I worked with Freddie as Support Act on a couple of occasions, he was a wonderful man, I was deeply upset when he died, and still miss him to this day. RIP Freddie mate.
RIP John Sessions
It was tragic the way he died all the stress of the false accusations and the way the media treated him was disgusting . I loved Freddie such a naturally funny man we will never see his like again .
Shit. I didn't even realise he had died? How did I miss that? R.I.P.
John Sessions hated social media & didnt have a you tube account cos if he did hed have more than 2 subs & the ability to post when dead is remarkable
@@mcfcguvnors Lol. Yes I understand what you are saying BUT it is actually my real birth name, and I am a retired entertainer. gospel Truth. Pity i cant post a pic on here to prove what I am saying. and No Offence taken.
Freddie was a great Man, A comedy entity. Loved him.
Unproven allegations broke Freddie and his health went into a decline. He passed away an emotional shadow of his former self. RIP Freddie.
I met him not long after it all kicked off, he was not himself anymore, I almost didn't recognise him.
Freddie was so charismatic and naturally funny but he had that edge of danger about him that scared people haha , loved him so much .
You must watch Freddie performing Vincent where he speeds up and slows down the song. Priceless performance at a Royal Variety Show, he could be a comic genius.
Saw him do it live and he really did do it not mimed.
He was a comic genius. With a taste for hamsters.
Saw Freddie at a holiday park when I was 9 the entire room was in hysterics from the beginning to the end, he is a comic genius and a great singer.
Comedy gold.
When Freddie Starr passed away recently we lost one of our most hilarious entertainers. He was a comedy genius and a great all round entertainer. The vile witchhunt into his past which came to nothing im sure hastened his end. I hope those who put him through it were proud of themselves. He is a much missed master of unpredictable comedy. RIP Freddy.
Pure DISGRACE what the media can publish without proof! Freddie Starr was the best of British and entertained us all for years. The man should have had a royal burial, but instead was left to suffer alone in Spain. Very sad, but FOREVER a LEGEND in my eyes, yours, and others!
@@colindavid2078 To see him reduced to a poorly fragile man and a shadow of his former self was heartbreaking mate. At his prime he was up there with the very best and he could have put many of the current crop of talentless crap we have on TV to shame. What a terrible tragic end for him, and surprisingly nobody even mentions him only a few years after his death. Shameful and sickening.
I met Freddie Starr when I was 12.... He turned up at our house in Spain, thinking it was for sale... He spent the afternoon making me and my sister laugh as he waited for my Dad to come home.
He had a beautiful singing voice.
When he wanted to sound good, remember his backtrack singing? 😂
He was lead singer in a couple of bands here in Liverpool in the 60s
his recording of It's Only Make Believe is fabulous.
Freddie used to live not far from me here in the uk. I remember when I was younger my mum and dad used to drink with him. Very funny guy and sadly missed.
Was your house in Windsor.
People were sooo scared to interview him live... Never knew what he would do. Thank my dad for showing me Freddie at a young age. Guys a frickin legend
The world before PC......I an so sad we lost that war
Very funny at first, but became repetitive... had same base act for 30 years, the reason the audience or hosts were so scare was not because he was unpredictable it’s because he was predictable.
My dad was a massive fan too. Can see him sliding down his chair laughing so much bless him
@@kevinhempstead2359 He was the most versatile comic we ever had. You want predictability like someone who stands up and tells jokes or someone who can sing, tell jokes, tell stories, audience interaction, impersonations and slapstick?
@@DudeSilad I agree he was very versatile and very talented, but he became very repetitive in his act, in my opinion he wasted his talent by being predictable and repeating his act. Every time you watch him he it was just the same act, still laughed thou, his Parkinson interview when he made Muhammad Ali jump was very funny. But just didn’t live up to his full potential again my opinion, sorry if you disagree.
Freddy Starr and Muhammad Ali is a must watch!
Shhhhh, don't give it away :-/
Definitely 👍
One of my absolute favs 🙌🏻
It really is a must watch
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An uncontrollable LEGEND! The best ❤️
Freddy started out as a singer in a Merseybeat band in the 1960's The Midniters. Gradually turned into a comedian. I love his interview with Michael Parkinson in which he told a ghost story to Muhammad Ali Just brilliant. Must see.
Actually he got his break as a teenager via a regional televised talent show. He won it.
I took my family to see Freddy Starr at a theatre in Great Yarmouth, in the 80s,and the whole audience cried laughing through the whole show.
Comic genius, there will never be anyone else like him.
Thank you for giving us such a tonic - your reaction is the best. Freddie Starr was so unpredictable that people were afraid to hire him.
Freddies biggest skill was being unpredictable, and the fact he could just stop and look and it everyone laughed as they had no idea what was coming next. A genius, true showman, lost but never forgotten.
What you said was spot on! Freddy was extremely funny, terrifying and charismatic with a massive hint of DANGER!!! His ability to interact with the audience and control them was absolutely fascinating.
His mick Jagger's impression was the best
Don't forget the nazi football ref :D :D
I so love your laughter . Its like very expensive medical gas in a can . A great Big Thank You Sir. (from Scotland UK)
The guy was a legend & completely off the cuff.
I loved the one where he threw live maggots into the audience 😁😁😁
Everyone in the audience are all celebrities in their own right. He really loved embarrassing them. He was an utter genius
Seen Freddie Starr quite a few times he was a very funny person and he had a great singing voice to. Thanks for the video.
Brilliant comedian sadly missed. There will never be another Freddie RIP
Freddie was a life long Elvis fan, you should find some of him singing Elvis. On Freddie's coffin he had down the side the words "Return to Sender".
One of Freddie's favourite sketches was to come on stage with his top half dressed as HITLER with the moustache and his bottom half in white shorts and Wellington boots. He also did the best Elvis impression l have ever heard and on one show he had the Jordanairs to back him with several Elvis songs.
When Freddie is dressed as a German is so funny and yes wouldnt be aloud these days lol
You need to watch him impersonating Elvis has a brilliant singing voice and probably the closest I've heard. Saw him live very funny and you do get that nervous apprehension in the audience. RIP Freddie 🙏
Freddie Starr singing Vincent is a must watch, the 10 minute one, very funny.
My dad once worked with a guy who lived next door to Freddie. One Sunday afternoon whilst my dads college was gardening. He heard a Tarzan like yell. It was Freddie swinging on a rope with a Tarzan style costume on. Apparently he was an interesting neighbour.
I’d love a neighbour like Freddie
I heard the story where he flagged down a car and asked the guy to give him a push , the fella said ok and freddie said follow me , he walked into his garden sat on a swing and told the fella to give him a push
@@Frank75288 I wonder if it was the same swing.
@@Frank75288 That's a true story. My uncle was with him when that happened. He use to try out his new material on my uncle and his mates.
The speed up/slow down singing is hilarious.
He was also an amazing singer, he could imitate any singer. His impression of Ray Charles is one of the funniest ive seen.
The false accusations of abuse made against him destroyed this man. Rest in peace Freddy Starr fly high our mate ❤️❤️
Freddie was awesome!! Funny as hell, scary as hell and talented as hell! Great singer and entertainer. Even before he passed he was on stage in Spain entertaining people with his singer. Just a shame over here we have the "British Media" RIP Freddie ❤️
My favourite Freddie Starr moment came when he and Muhammed Ali were guests on the Parkinson chat show and in telling a story, he scared the shit out of "The Greatest"! Not many people could claim to do that! Well worth a watch! You will not regret it! 😂🤣
Agree!
Freddie was a genius and a legend. Rip Freddie.
Not sure if you've been suggested it before, but some of Johnny Vegas' stand up is chaotic, emotional and hilarious. He is a force of nature.
The man is a classic genius
There's a narrow dividing line between genius and insanity, and Freddie Starr frequently stepped over that line.......
He was a genuis
@@sopcannon That he was, but I think the going just a bit too far cost him his career in the end.
@@Tom-zy6ke I think the life he led took its toll. He wasn't in anyway 'insane'. His act may have been but Freddie was just manic. He wasn't a young man when he died but he was taken far too young.
He was the craziest performer we had since the 1970s onwards. Nutter. Marvelous. Talented. And very good looking when he was young and cheeky. 😋
I saw Freddie 2 times live hilarious!!!!! Just kept your head down!!!!!
iown!!!!!!
Freddie was so unpredictable these clips he's on his best behaviour he literally frightened the shit out of people.
Freddy was very original
Very funny very unpredictable and outrageous
Sheila, the lady in the audience is the lead singer of The Three Degrees, stunning !
HE WAS A FUNNY MAN. HE KNEW HOW TO WORK THE AUDIENCE
All older people in the UK watched Freddie Starr on tv in the 80's and 90's, so know exactly what he's like, so know exactly what to expect with him, the man is hilarious.
Very talented comedian, check out his Vincent sketch. It shows just how talented he was. RIP Freddie thanks for the countless laughs
He is an amazing singer when he can be serious for long enough. He has had the jordeners sing with him while covering Elvis. Wow man he sounds like Elvis too.
Watched Freddie live in the 80s he walked on stage dressed as Adolf Hitler with no trousers on and Wellington boots, the guy was comedy genius rest in peace Freddie 😢
My best entertainer. Pure genius. You have to watch clip where he has a bucket of maggots and starts throwing handfuls at the audience. The women were all screaming as maggots went down their bras. It has me in stitches with laughter every time. R.I.P Freddie.
They were not maggots it was a trick box with maggots showing but in the middle was just rice which he threw at the audience.
Love this reaction. You need to watch a full stand up show of his, they are outrageous 😂
The 2nd audience was an audience of british celebrities in an episode of " An Audience with Freddie Starr " which was a regular series on ITV . Each episode would feature An Audience with a different celebrity who would perform in front of a celebrity audience . There have been many famous names taking to the stage to perform such as Billy connolly , Jasper Carrott , Les Dawson , Kenneth Williams , Alf Garnett , Bob Monkhouse , Vctoria Wood , Ken Dodd , Cliff Richard & many more . This series has been running for 30 years , here's the wiki list of performers over the years with some great names among them . It would be great for you to react to some of them . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Audience_with...
An audience with Bob Monkhouse was a masterpiece, as was ...with Victoria Wood
If you went to see Freddie you really didn’t want to sit anywhere near the front you never new what he was going to do He love Elvis just like me and he was brilliant when he sang like Elvis he even had Elvis’s old backing singers on the show he sang with them and it was brilliant love from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴😂😂🤣🤣👏👏👍👋
Freddie Starr | Mick Jagger Impression | 1970 Royal Variety Performance. The funniest ever!
He wasn’t to everyone’s taste, and he’s something of a bygone era...but he was such a character! RIP Freddie.
The bygone era when comedians were funny and comedy was proper comedy.
Real talent ,saw him live at Lakeside . Wonderful evening
Its all over now..Freddie Starr was really funny..He loved Elvis Presley.On his Audience with he sang with the Jordanaires and he was brilliant..Its a must see for you..
Freddie was a singer in the 1960's One of Larry Parnes Prodigys. The were all given different "Power" surnames. Adam Faith, Billy Fury, Rory Storm, Freddie Starr etc
That was Freddie Starr you just didn't know what to expect he was really funny thank you stay blessed yourself 😷✌
Iv seen a few of these(Americans reacting to stuff) yep im British--but you seem to be the best so iv subscribed. I saw Freddy with my aunt in 1979--yep he got her up on stage(i was only 10yrs) nothing blue about the show and a woman from the show sat with me while my aunt was on stage. I got a round of clapping from the people there and back stage pass thing with my aunt after. He was Amazing and very kind.
The second audience were all famous UK celebs.
That's why he knew them by name.
It was a series called 'An audience with........', where a famous comic, actor, singer, or 'personality', performed for a famous audience.
There were some amazing shows in the series, like the ones with Billy Connolly, Sir Ken Dodd, Kenneth Williams, Victoria Wood, & this one, with the legendary Freddie Starr!!
Seen him live you sit in the audience and are frightened to move 🤣🤣🤣
Freddie Starr Starr singing starry night just a joy .
Had a great voice but could turn on the laughter so easily.
Loved watching him terrorise des oconnor
Freddie is a British Icon and bad boy of comedy ... I have it on GOOD authority that he would play brutal tricks on his own band. On a particular Tour of England in the 80's, Freddie decided to play a trick on the guitarist of his band .., he took all the strings off his guitar and took a dump inside the sound hole, re-strung it and waited for the lights to get hot during the show that evening ... the guitarist couldn't figure out where the horrific stench was coming from all night! Can you even imagine ... Freddie knowing what was going on the entire time for his OWN amusement? I was crying when I was told this story ...
Freddie was a great Elvis impersonator...you should also watch him singing Vincent it's a classic 👌
"Elvis had his Jordanaires. I've got my Pubicairs."
He had the actual Jordanaires as a backing band on a couple of 80s shows. Superb.
Great reaction my friend, but to see Freddie's versatility at its peak, check out his explosion into stardom at his 1970 London Palladium performance, the audience didn't quite know what hit them.
I forgot. About Freddy Starr lol. ...wat a guy he was lol. There's many like him from them days that sadly fade away .. Them were great times in the UK for comedy 😎👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺
Go take a look at the other Freddie Starr videos on my channel mate
What you see on stage was him in real life. True entertainer
A Scouser... we're all like that! 😂😂😂
@@christinewhitfeld7939 not all scousers are funny. They may think they are 😂
Saw Freddie live in Blackpool many years ago. Laughed so much it took a week to recover.
I have to say buddy, that i love your videos and watch then probably every night...I love how you seem to have a passion for the UK and its comedy. I actually feel like we are watching the comedy together and when you laugh its just infectious.... Im in the UK, manchester not far from where Peter kay (OTHER VIDEOS OF YOURS) is from and i always assumed his humour was more local and thats why i found him so funny, but you have shown us that comedy in general is just global....Keep up the work fella and you take care... Mike (UK)
Fantastic Freddie star legend 👍🇬🇧
So talented and funny RIP freddy one of a kind.
Went to see him live and he threw a bucket of water over the front rows! Hilarious
Freddie was mad, VERY unpredictable, no one knew what he would do next, look how scared everyone was.
As likely mentioned here you have to watch the Freddie Starr & Muhammad Ali clip, classic.
I miss comedians like Freddie, nothing offensive or mean just fun and silly. My father-in-law was cutting grass out front of a hotel one morning when a window opened and a voice shouted “I’m trying to sleep, turn the volume down!”
Hi there from the U.K. I’ve just subscribed to you , as you react to great videos either I haven’t seen for years or not at all. Also your laugh is infectious. It makes me enjoy the video much much more hearing it. Thanks mate 👍
He was very unpredictable.The audience shit themselves.🤣🤣
The main thing about Freddie was he was predictably unpredictable lol..if you was in the audience you knew you was fair game nobody was safe lol. Only time he does not mess about is singing any Elvis songs.
Review his Royal Variety Performance where he does Mick Jagger, will have you in stitches
I was a kid when that first aired and I laughed so hard I peed myself.
I grew up watching the shows you react to. Nice to see someone enjoying comedy as it's meant to be. Not many people can watch them anymore without taking offence.at everything where none is intended.👍
He was a brilliant comedian , entertainer and did some brilliant Elvis impressionist singer..... RIP Freddie
the 2nd bit all the people are famous watching him...he was fantastic
Back in the 80's when I was a little girl, my patents used to take me to the seaside, a town called Blackpool, every year during the school holidays. We would always go to see him Live. My Mom used to love him. After every show we'd have to stand outside the back of the theatre, where the acts would come out, for about an hour, may be longer. Some times in the wind and rain. Just so my Mom could meet him in person. And get a picture taken and an autograph. We did this so many times he started to remember our names. And once in the show he mentioned my Mom and how he thought she was a stalker and how he was scared of leaving the theatre that evening... Luckily we were quite a poor family so we were sat up in the top tier of seats where he couldn't get.. lol. When we met him at the stage doors, again, my mom went to give him a friendly slap and he grabbed her and bent her backwards and gave her a huge pretend kiss. When he let go my moms here was all a mess and she looked all hot and bothered. hehehehe. I nearly wet myself with laughter as I tried taking pictures.
You need to watch Freddie throwing maggots at the selection of celebrities, absolutely hilarious
thanks for this reaction many in the UK have forgotten about Freddie Star 👍
2nd clip, was an audience with Freddie Starr( audience being UK celebrities) , God Bless Freddie Starr, great Elvis singer too, sadly missed
Freddie did a great Elvis impersonation , comic genius ,used to dress as Hitler , the good old days 😈
I fecking love your laugh mate. It's a proper genuine laugh not a fake one.
🤣 great little compilation!
When I was a kid I'd go to the Pantomime every Xmas he was often the star. Amazing with kids too. 😋
Your dead right.he was the master.Brilliant!,
Hi Eb , so glad you are watching Freddie Star ...Hilarious 😆🤣
The woman whose knee he sat on is a famous UK agony aunt - (ie newspaper columnist who discusses problems people have such as relationships from readers letters )
he used to scare presenters...he was THE most unpredictable comedian. Nobody...not the presenters even ,knew what he was gonna say or do. Des Oconner used to be terrified of his unpredictability...but loved the guy. He was,hands down, the best all round comic ever to perform imo. And what an awesome singing voice he had...when he could be serious that is. None of the people in this crowd..or any of the manasgement had any idea what was gonna happen next. The maggots he threw at the celebrity
crowd in "an audience with Feddie Starr" were in fact rice...but nobody knew that at the time and Faith Brown got really upset beacuse she got covered in,what she thought, was maggots.
Freddie Star was like Mercury : Brilliant , shining - but you could never predict where it would go next !
ELVIS was his HERO.He done a show with the JORDANIES ,doing some ELVIS Songs.♥️♥️♥️
I went to see him many years ago. A great night. But was glad I wasn't in the front row. Have you seen him singing Vincent? Very funny.
The best news headline was"Freddie Star ate my hamster" classic 😆
if i remember rightly, Freddie was a master Elvis impressionist too, worshipped him, worth checking some of that stuff out