@@OliverJazzz 1. is he an atheist? (yes) 2. did he do something ridiculously challenging for charity (yes) explain where the error in my logic is. because he seems like a very charitable atheist imho! also, i'm gonna guess you aren't an atheist, so as a religious person do you really want to talk about 'failed logic'? because i will drive that train all the way to the station.
The late great,”Lee Hazlewood” who wrote many hits,”These boots are made for walking, Sun Velvet morning, Sugar town” loved Eddie. Lee’s last album before he passed away he named,”Cake or Death” in honor of Eddie Izzard
@@twistedviewlabs It was attempt at a joke. But yes, her James Mason (God) and Sean Connery (Noah) impressions are really good, which is probably why she kept them in her routines for so long.
MrIzzard is an extraordinary Actor and created this extremely funny take on History that is uniquely Eddie Izzard. Even RGervais tried his interpretation of this Comedy Skit.
He's hell, I like what he's dressed like here, I guess 12 yrs ago. It makes me wonder how much talent is still out there. I've been on TH-cam since it's beginning and seen this channel not long ago it's like where did this genius come from . Oh well he's amazing.
This was his second comedy tour in the late 90s when I last saw him live, so over 22 years ago at least. He was dressing like this way before then, not just on stage, but in his day-to-day too.
@@Chimera_Photographythanks but you're wrong. He identifies as he him you people are all the same lol. Don't assume a gender.... 5 minutes miss assumes a gender. Embarrassing Eddie might be too high a concept for someone like you lol
All these comments about his sexuality and the way he dresses make me sick ---- I am hetro-sexual and fancy the pants off this guy --- his sense of humour and his terrific voice make me go to bed with a smile on my face --- thank you Mr Izzard!!!!
I know, right? I think she’s brilliant, sweet, strong and brave! Her clothes are AMAZING and she is HOT AF! As a Man he is a dream and as a Woman she is BEAUTIFUL! I fancy the pants off him too !
It's interesting, I revisited this clip because I'm a fan of Eddie, but out of curiosity thought I'd glance the comments. They are spaced out for the most part, the odd comment over the past 14 years, then about a year ago all of the sudden a bunch of trolls turn up to coincide with the current trend to attack trans people for being trans. Thankfully some of us don't fall for the mainstream medias lies and see through the way they pick a minority group to hate on and distract from the real issues in society. Just goes to show who the real NPC's were all along.
Probably both.....Ms. Corkran, or perhaps Mr. Corkran. I hope that the reincarnated dinosaurs pray for us... a lot of us need it, us idiot, losers, that is
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?
You might find other British comedians more humorous (such as Jimmy Carr, Rowan Atkinson, Peter Kay etc). Some of Eddie’s stuff can be a bit esoteric, and the comedy can be hit or miss (like this sketch imo). I would strongly suggest another video on youtube called “Eddie Izzard on Europe and World War 2”.
@@cymaz100 I use to be married to a Brit, still don’t get Brit’s sense of humor. As far as our pay grade, I am assuming that’s a crack at humor. Again, dry as hell.
I wish I had his might to play silly people all around according to my current mood..... First I'd need his patience fir sure. Bril. Majority of his stand ups
I'm Scottish like Craig. I don't mind the guy but he can't lace Eddie's boots when it comes to material and delivery. Ferguson tries too hard to extract laughs from his audience. For Eddie it's smooth and unforced.
Alright, the comments start in the 90s, maybe the 80s, so I am quite astonishingly late to the party. I didn't know who this person was or, presumably, still is. Wikipedia contends the person is a woman, some of the comments suggest the person is a man. I am not stymied by gender fluidity, though I am a bit wary of gender fluids. This is an excellent example of someone doing something very difficult - making crowds of strangers laugh-- and making it look easy. They said the same thing about Dimaggio and playing centerfield. Funny, funny stuff but casual, conversational, like you're having dinner with a brilliantly witty friend. Genius.
So: dinosaurs ey? Who's got the snarliest lizard? The Russians or the Americans? I just saw the dinosaur exhibition in Los Angeles and those are verified but there's loads of Russia that MIGHT have dinosaurs on it for nobody ever went there>.>
@@tomspoors768 Until 1948, the unit was called Centigrade, from the Latin centum, which means 100, and gradus, which means steps. Since 1743 the Centigrade scale has been based on 0 °C for the freezing point of water and 100 °C for the boiling point of water at 1 atm pressure. Prior to 1743 the values had been proposed by Celsius in reverse (i.e. the boiling point was 0 degrees and the freezing point was 100 degrees). The 1743 scale reversal was proposed by Jean-Pierre Christin. Should we call the scale Degree Christin ? No ! Naming things or concepts after people is silly when there is a perfectly appropriate name in use already. Stop blindly accepting names from senile old academicians who need such useless gestures to justify their positions and expenses.
@@f-xdemers2825 As a science teacher of 40 years with a Latin education I know what any centigrade system is. Anything that can be divided into one hundred parts. As you note the temperature scale was called Centigrade until 1948 when it was called after a Swedish scientist. Why the statement that we use use Celsius causes you to be so rude I don't know. After all there's a Fahrenheit scale and we have volts, ampères, ohms, newtons, kelvins, teslas, henries, daltons (the list goes on) all named after scientists.
@@tomspoors768 Its simply because you are one of those who wrongly and irrelevently always tried to correct people. Its an annoying teacher's habit. I am physicist and your type could not do, so they teach. Go away little man
Aragniphobia I goofed on my first post - dinosaurs weren't really "scaly", either - more like, pebbled skin (according to the few skin fossils & impressions found, so far). But again, it depends on which family/genus of dinosaurs one is discussing, when & where they lived, etc.
I'm just the right amount of stoned to not only still think this is funny a f but to also think thoughts like what if the dinosaurs were much more intelligent than we give them credit for and "aliens" are actually the descendants of the dinosaurs that built cities under the sea or on other planets when the comets made living on land impossible
@@kenhollis6197 it depends on which books you count as Gnostic! In fact Yahwa being the 70th child of El has had listed upwards of 6 different females as his wife !!! Just as Gnostics refer to books other then the canonized one there is no set books that are set for Gnosticism!!!
Absolute zero is -273 "Celsius", not "centigrade", easy mistake but centigrade is just that, 0 to 100. Sorry for being pedantic but religious types will pick an argument over petty shit like this.
Until 1948, the unit was called Centigrade, from the Latin centum, which means 100, and gradus, which means steps. Since 1743 the Centigrade scale has been based on 0 °C for the freezing point of water and 100 °C for the boiling point of water at 1 atm pressure. Prior to 1743 the values had been proposed by Celsius in reverse (i.e. the boiling point was 0 degrees and the freezing point was 100 degrees). The 1743 scale reversal was proposed by Jean-Pierre Christin. Should we call the scale Degree Christin ? No ! Naming things or concepts after people is silly when there is a perfectly appropriate name in use already. Stop blindly accepting names from senile old academicians who need such useless gestures to justify their positions and expenses.
Romans 12; 19 KJV DO NOT FEAR MORTAL 👹 Millions of GOD FEARING GOOD FOLK are praying for your SOUL So you will get into HEAVEN SUCH IS THE WILL OF THE FATHER
Thinking there are still some "innocents" wanting to pay to see "that"... ugly and stupid at the same time... one must be high on Prozac not on good wine...
@@citizeninsane8518 In fact, most people in Western countries are not active, practicing Christians. We all know why a particular religious group may be openly ridiculed and why even the same criticism of identical belief systems in a particular faith is verboten.
@@citizeninsane8518 Just another example of a casual dig at a particular faith that would cause the usual subjects to go into orbit if it was said about another faith. I'm not religious. Any and all ideologies and faiths should be open to critique. The hypocrisy should be called out.
@@user-bf8ud9vt5b I agree with you, but I still don't see how that's relevant here. It makes sense for him to joke about Christianity instead of Islam, because his audience is going to be more familiar with Genesis than they would be with the Quran.
Eddie's the man, he ran 43 marathons back to back for charity, thats 1100 miles,
noone dare say athiests are'nt good people!
Thanks, Raptor Jesus.
Yes - thank you, indeed.
Failed logic right there...
@@OliverJazzz 1. is he an atheist? (yes)
2. did he do something ridiculously challenging for charity (yes)
explain where the error in my logic is.
because he seems like a very charitable atheist imho!
also, i'm gonna guess you aren't an atheist, so as a religious person do you really want to talk about 'failed logic'?
because i will drive that train all the way to the station.
Not in those heels surely!
Eddie is so smart, funny and an incredible person. Love this whole routine ♥️
The late great,”Lee Hazlewood” who wrote many hits,”These boots are made for walking, Sun Velvet morning, Sugar town” loved Eddie. Lee’s last album before he passed away he named,”Cake or Death” in honor of Eddie Izzard
he would have been a fun history teacher
Almost as fun as the outfit
It was his second calling ☎️ ☎️☎️
I have to admit I stole many of her bits for my class. EDIT: changed to "her", as I didn't know.
@@ToxicTeacherTTV well you sound like a fun teacher
@@andrewp3538 try to be!
7:16 “Your stepmother would be proud.” He just slips it in … utterly blasphemous and hilarious 😂
2:34 Just about everyone would get that Elven Queen/Galadriel reference now :)
I still dont
Eddy's the thinking person's comedian. Thanks.
Yes! That's why a certain group of people don't get his humor.
i will totally refer to the book as 'BIBLI' from now on
This is my absolute favourite of his.
Aside from 374 others of his. There abouts.
Love you. Sending you all the good you put into the world.
Love the way his brain works 🫶✌🏼
Killer outfit, comedy world class❤
His James Mason impression is always on point
Anyone know how to do a James Mason impression?
Dear boy let's not get ahead of ourselves but i think you might be on to something there.
You mean his God impression?
@@ruzica1974 no, I meant James Mason since that's the actor Eddie is referencing
@@twistedviewlabs It was attempt at a joke. But yes, her James Mason (God) and Sean Connery (Noah) impressions are really good, which is probably why she kept them in her routines for so long.
"....that we're hoping to get a publisher for". Pure gold!
Eddie Izzard referencing Life of Brian, is such awesome.
... is so* awesome.
MrIzzard is an extraordinary Actor and created this extremely funny take on History that is uniquely Eddie Izzard. Even RGervais tried his interpretation of this Comedy Skit.
because..he's an executive comedian...and an action one too.
LMAO!
I love this so much because it reminds me of Twain's Letters from the Earth.
As soon as the thing loaded and I saw her face and outfit, I immediately reached for the like button.
Dislike button.
Dislike fify
Her/She
Tired of seeing weirdo men in lipstick and heels. Bullshit
@@Chimera_Photography my comment was 11 years ago before she came out as trans and still used old pronouns! I fixed it :) always was a trans icon tho
He's hell, I like what he's dressed like here, I guess 12 yrs ago. It makes me wonder how much talent is still out there. I've been on TH-cam since it's beginning and seen this channel not long ago it's like where did this genius come from . Oh well he's amazing.
This was his second comedy tour in the late 90s when I last saw him live, so over 22 years ago at least. He was dressing like this way before then, not just on stage, but in his day-to-day too.
Eddie was ahead of his time with that Galadriel joke 😆
Her/She
The books were published in 1954--55 and became a cult hit in the 1960's. Not sure what you mean with ahead of his time.
He/Him
@@Chimera_Photographythanks but you're wrong. He identifies as he him you people are all the same lol. Don't assume a gender.... 5 minutes miss assumes a gender. Embarrassing Eddie might be too high a concept for someone like you lol
@@brycepeddicord6763have a quick google there mate, she identifies as Suzy Eddie Izzard now.
And that kids is how raptor Jesus is made
All these comments about his sexuality and the way he dresses make me sick ---- I am hetro-sexual and fancy the pants off this guy --- his sense of humour and his terrific voice make me go to bed with a smile on my face --- thank you Mr Izzard!!!!
Executive transvestite. 😳
200 comments & 1....1 asked "Whey is this guy dressed like woman"? 1 Comment
@@michaelgallagher3640 she wrote that years ago there may have been some then.
I know, right? I think she’s brilliant, sweet, strong and brave! Her clothes are AMAZING and she is HOT AF! As a Man he is a dream and as a Woman she is BEAUTIFUL! I fancy the pants off him too !
i fixed his plumbing once, good for a coffee which is always nice, instant though
The MEEK.THEY WANT IT ALL.
It's interesting, I revisited this clip because I'm a fan of Eddie, but out of curiosity thought I'd glance the comments. They are spaced out for the most part, the odd comment over the past 14 years, then about a year ago all of the sudden a bunch of trolls turn up to coincide with the current trend to attack trans people for being trans. Thankfully some of us don't fall for the mainstream medias lies and see through the way they pick a minority group to hate on and distract from the real issues in society. Just goes to show who the real NPC's were all along.
He's awesome 😂❤
Love Eddie Izzard
for those who dont get the elven queen wife joke: galadriel is an elven queen in the novel and film, lord of the rings
Rarrr, rewwrrr, argggg... Said Jesus
thank you
Aside from his humor the make-up is fantastic and he really looks f*king hot :D love his voice too :)
Women get married just to put make-up on their husbands. Its true, just wait. 😳
Dad, Dad, they're a bunch of bastards. lol
Nothing makes me laugh harder than religion.
His imagination was struggling a bit here. Still bloody funny tho.
Finally, a form of Christanity that is tolerable. I'm not sure if it's because of the dinosaurs or the incredibly hot british transvestite!
Probably both.....Ms. Corkran, or perhaps Mr. Corkran. I hope that the reincarnated dinosaurs pray for us... a lot of us need it, us idiot, losers, that is
Thanks Eddie.
"But then, God seemed to wait 65 Million years doing this......do de doooooo, bah bah baaaah......."
That part cracks me up every time.
The meek shall inherit the Earth because how else would they get it?
wow he looks pretty here!!
God bless you Eddie
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?
I love his imagination
I looooooovvvvvvvvvveeeeeeee jam 😁🌸
Cause THEY DON'T MIND
Jesus was a foster child.
i don't understand why he is so attractive
I’m more comfortable when he is in boy mode.
mikimiki1010 Same here. Love the way he thinks and speaks and moves
OK. I get it now
Most women love Tim Curry ..Frankfurter "Rocky horror Picture Show" fame...
We may never grok why he's so attractive. Luckily, we can feel that he's beautiful without needing to.
As an American I don’t really get British humor, but I always love Eddie’s look. Fabulous.
You might find other British comedians more humorous (such as Jimmy Carr, Rowan Atkinson, Peter Kay etc). Some of Eddie’s stuff can be a bit esoteric, and the comedy can be hit or miss (like this sketch imo). I would strongly suggest another video on youtube called “Eddie Izzard on Europe and World War 2”.
Americans never get British humour....well above their pay grade
@@steves1015 I think the BRITs are the greatest actors in the world. But, still don’t get your sense of humor.
@@cymaz100 I use to be married to a Brit, still don’t get Brit’s sense of humor. As far as our pay grade, I am assuming that’s a crack at humor. Again, dry as hell.
@@cymaz100Harsh!
I wish I had his might to play silly people all around according to my current mood..... First I'd need his patience fir sure.
Bril. Majority of his stand ups
I once got an old picture of an aunt.
He sounds so much like Craig Ferguson (My all time Fav late night host} it's unreal and seems to have the exact same comic delivery.
I'm Scottish like Craig.
I don't mind the guy but he can't lace Eddie's boots when it comes to material and delivery.
Ferguson tries too hard to extract laughs from his audience.
For Eddie it's smooth and unforced.
Alright, the comments start in the 90s, maybe the 80s, so I am quite astonishingly late to the party.
I didn't know who this person was or, presumably, still is. Wikipedia contends the person is a woman, some of the comments suggest the person is a man. I am not stymied by gender fluidity, though I am a bit wary of gender fluids.
This is an excellent example of someone doing something very difficult - making crowds of strangers laugh-- and making it look easy. They said the same thing about Dimaggio and playing centerfield. Funny, funny stuff but casual, conversational, like you're having dinner with a brilliantly witty friend. Genius.
He's OG executive transvestite. Been out of the closet since the 80's.
2:40 Fuckin' genius.
Where is Eddie Izzard?? Lost?? Just gone?? No Fair bring him back.!
I think he's doing voice acting now, he was in that one movie about the Yeti and was in a TV series for the Dark Crystal, although that was pre covid.
Isn`t this really the only way to deal with religion ?, I mean, isn`t it ?,lol.
it is yes!
The original Ricky Cervais .
Curious?
Huge scaly monsters !!!???
The ways of GOD OUR FATHER are BEYOND the comprehension of LITTLE MAN
LOL !!!
Captain GOD...😂
You know what makes fucking sense? ABZU ☕
James Mason WAS God!
So was George Burns!
He was funny then.
So: dinosaurs ey? Who's got the snarliest lizard? The Russians or the Americans? I just saw the dinosaur exhibition in Los Angeles and those are verified but there's loads of Russia that MIGHT have dinosaurs on it for nobody ever went there>.>
Centigrade !!! He got it right.
Celsius is ridiculous.
Celsius is a centigrade scale that is the correct unit name for temperature. Percentages are a centigrade scale for ratios.
@@tomspoors768 Until 1948, the unit was called Centigrade, from the Latin centum, which means 100, and gradus, which means steps.
Since 1743 the Centigrade scale has been based on 0 °C for the freezing point of water and 100 °C for the boiling point of water at 1 atm pressure. Prior to 1743 the values had been proposed by Celsius in reverse (i.e. the boiling point was 0 degrees and the freezing point was 100 degrees). The 1743 scale reversal was proposed by Jean-Pierre Christin. Should we call the scale Degree Christin ? No !
Naming things or concepts after people is silly when there is a perfectly appropriate name in use already.
Stop blindly accepting names from senile old academicians who need such useless gestures to justify their positions and expenses.
@@f-xdemers2825 As a science teacher of 40 years with a Latin education I know what any centigrade system is. Anything that can be divided into one hundred parts. As you note the temperature scale was called Centigrade until 1948 when it was called after a Swedish scientist. Why the statement that we use use Celsius causes you to be so rude I don't know. After all there's a Fahrenheit scale and we have volts, ampères, ohms, newtons, kelvins, teslas, henries, daltons (the list goes on) all named after scientists.
@@tomspoors768 Its simply because you are one of those who wrongly and irrelevently always tried to correct people. Its an annoying teacher's habit.
I am physicist and your type could not do, so they teach.
Go away little man
@@f-xdemers2825 Play nicely boys.......
Holy bibly😂😂😂😂😂
Dinosaurs were scaly, not slimy! "Slimy" - now, that would be the amphibians...
***** and a lot of them had feathers.... no joke
NameHierEinfuegenNr1 Yes, I know.... Feathers evolved from scales, & iirc hair also evolved from scale-like structures in the early proto-mammals.
Aragniphobia Most species of fish are scaly- except for the 'hagfish' group, sea cucumbers (I think?) & probably a few other groups.
Aragniphobia I goofed on my first post - dinosaurs weren't really "scaly", either - more like, pebbled skin (according to the few skin fossils & impressions found, so far).
But again, it depends on which family/genus of dinosaurs one is discussing, when & where they lived, etc.
***** Clearly you missed my second comment where I talked about feathers evolving from scales (or scale-like structures)...
Eddie treads on thin spirituality which ain’t kosher in many parts of the world but not so offensive he could be branded a heretic.
Point: IMHO, "spirituality" and "religion" are entirely separate things!
@@lauriefrancisco1084 well said, agreed.
Yeah. I am quite religious and I find his jokes hilarious. Not offensive at all!
I am African and I think you’re funny crossed over
I don't know this guy..but I like him...he makes me uncomfortable in a good way..
I'm just the right amount of stoned to not only still think this is funny a f but to also think thoughts like what if the dinosaurs were much more intelligent than we give them credit for and "aliens" are actually the descendants of the dinosaurs that built cities under the sea or on other planets when the comets made living on land impossible
pretzels.
can someone explain the 'your stepmother would be proud' joke
Mary perhaps?
he told a joke near the beginning where God is married to galadriel from LOTR
Too funny
😂
Her name is Sophia
In Gnosticism, I think. If I remember correctly, it has been said that Asherah was Yahweh's wife in the original Hebrew Torah.
@@kenhollis6197 it depends on which books you count as Gnostic! In fact Yahwa being the 70th child of El has had listed upwards of 6 different females as his wife !!! Just as Gnostics refer to books other then the canonized one there is no set books that are set for Gnosticism!!!
Absolute zero is -273 "Celsius", not "centigrade", easy mistake but centigrade is just that, 0 to 100. Sorry for being pedantic but religious types will pick an argument over petty shit like this.
Celcius and Centigrade are literally the same thing.
'The degree Celsius is a unit of temperature on the Celsius scale, a temperature scale originally known as the centigrade scale.'
Some might say
@@thesubhumancomedy Some might say indeed ;)
Until 1948, the unit was called Centigrade, from the Latin centum, which means 100, and gradus, which means steps.
Since 1743 the Centigrade scale has been based on 0 °C for the freezing point of water and 100 °C for the boiling point of water at 1 atm pressure. Prior to 1743 the values had been proposed by Celsius in reverse (i.e. the boiling point was 0 degrees and the freezing point was 100 degrees). The 1743 scale reversal was proposed by Jean-Pierre Christin. Should we call the scale Degree Christin ? No !
Naming things or concepts after people is silly when there is a perfectly appropriate name in use already.
Stop blindly accepting names from senile old academicians who need such useless gestures to justify their positions and expenses.
This is a riff on a Bill Hicks routine
No it isn't.
Love Bill's stuff but no it ain't.
He soon drifted into obscurity thank goodness.
I think he still sells out theaters
@@PlayNiceFolksit’s useless trying to talk to Neanderthals
Romans
12; 19 KJV
DO NOT FEAR MORTAL 👹
Millions of GOD FEARING GOOD FOLK
are praying for your SOUL
So you will get into HEAVEN
SUCH IS THE WILL OF THE FATHER
Tell them to quit talking about my soul; it’s none of their business
Now do Islam! LOL
Weird
Sure those are dinosaurs, sound more like Trump supporters.
They can’t play the piano like that…
Pretty accurate description of the biden 'presidency'.
Thinking there are still some "innocents" wanting to pay to see "that"... ugly and stupid at the same time... one must be high on Prozac not on good wine...
Good on you for clicking on this video.
Funny how they never say dinosaurs and the Islam thing...
It's almost as if Christianity is what the majority of people in western countries believe.
@@citizeninsane8518 In fact, most people in Western countries are not active, practicing Christians. We all know why a particular religious group may be openly ridiculed and why even the same criticism of identical belief systems in a particular faith is verboten.
@@user-bf8ud9vt5b Still doesn't explain why you are getting so hung up about it here
@@citizeninsane8518 Just another example of a casual dig at a particular faith that would cause the usual subjects to go into orbit if it was said about another faith. I'm not religious. Any and all ideologies and faiths should be open to critique. The hypocrisy should be called out.
@@user-bf8ud9vt5b I agree with you, but I still don't see how that's relevant here. It makes sense for him to joke about Christianity instead of Islam, because his audience is going to be more familiar with Genesis than they would be with the Quran.
Not funny at all
Man, talk about abomination and deceiving evil. That's one disgusting... thing!
How would you like to sit next to this raging queer on an airplane trip?
Would love it!
Pyro Man. He'd be a lot more interesting and respectful than you .
@PyroMan, I wouldn't like to sit next to you anywhere
Better them than you.
Eddie is properly clever and completely straight, endearingly quixotic but sadly he's a left winger - how odd for such a clever guy!
Doug Morton It is very funny you find it odd as every study ever done shows left-wingers have quite a bit higher IQs than right-wingers.
Anthony Dodge yall lost tho
Joe Blade the us isn't the world you do know that right..
@@ModelTrainOutsider according to left-wingers studies ofcourse, lol.
He comes across as quite left wing tbh.
he talks too much... and he's not funny. Must be a British kind of humor.
Yes. He's British, So it's kind of like that...🙄
He is not funny
Soo unfunny and just weird
Love Eddie Izzard