People always say that women appreciate a man that stand up to other men. Yet a man that excuses her woman from the peer pressure of uncomfortable shoes? Thats the real deal.

High heels are much older than 60 years as a trend…if anything you grew up with the height of that expectation. Tho not giving a toss is a much better way to put it, it’s just called wisdom!!! ^Whole heartedly agree with above comment! Tho men shouldn’t have to “excuse you” from anything as they are not your keepers. At least my partners aren’t, but that’s me. I thankfully have free will and men nor women dictate what I dress or do. :)

Hard agree. He's one of the very few genuine wordsmith performers of the modern era. Certainly the most eloquent comedian I can think of, from any time period actually. Plenty of confidently articulate, even cogent ones, but none quite as poetic.

Not quite the lake isle of Innesfree but i appreciate the sentiment

​@@ShamBard1878Dylan, is that you!? 😮😅

@@I_Am_The_Paulrus hahaha not quite but I do live about 200 yards away from him in Edinburgh, and in 2018 was invited to his sons New Year’s Eve party. I brushed past him in the corridor : D

I agree. He is soooo funny but in a very different way.

That is the because of the terrifying Irish mother complex 😂

He's a very modern man

Men love women while at the same time realising that they are idiots . They have bosoms , d'you see ?

Yes now i am a man but I think so too and in a time where many stand up men can only kick down

WFH means you don't have to wait for lunch break 😉

The clip clop and click clack sounds are PEAK dress-up, as an adult. I get to walk around sounding *fancy* all day 😂😂😂

Yeah that's the only part I would push back on lol clothes and makeup aren't priorities for me but especially for certain occasions/environments, they become a sort of modern day battle armor and imbue confidence

As one of the 50 Americans who love Dylan, I emphatically agree. We need this man's kidneys. He's WASTING THEM! 😂

Dylan is well known in the U.K. especially from the comedy Black Books, brilliant TV show.

Count me among the 50 Americans. I've been a fan for years now. Despite knowing that he puts a lot of work and effort into his routine, he always sounds like he's just talking off the top of his head. That's what makes him a great comedian, he doesn't sound like comedian.

I have no idea what Americans know

Pure, pure GENIUS!!!!😂🤣

Same here. I started with the Walshes family, discovered the genius that is Graham Linehan, then warched the IT crowd, then Black books last week and discovered Dylan Moran and now I am here, binge watching his stand-up comedy because now my life depends on it.

Agreed!

A pleasure to witness one of the best as he comics around.

😂

I think he is very funny & probably very unwell...

It helps to be well read. If I can recall from a years old interview that reading books with a focus on human nature and related themes is one of Dylans main pastimes. Reading is his main form of media consumption, and I guess it kind of shows. Dude is a wordsmith.

*Black Books

You're watching OLD British TV (Black Books was 2000-2004). British TV is s**t too now. This footage here is from a good few years ago.

@@Canalcoholic O we know! Timeless!

I love Bailey. Great in every show he’s on.

Now you’ve discovered British comedy, here’s a few more to try Blackadder IT Crowd Ab Fab Vicar of Dibley That’s just a small suggestion. There is an incredible breadth to comedy from the UK to try.

That's the beauty of being drunk on stage 😂

As an American, I know him from Black Books which popped up on some streaming service or another a while back. I hadn’t seen him before or since until I got this video tucked neatly into my algorithm. What a pleasure. Also, I don’t know anyone who ever watched that show besides my wife and I

Canadian here… never heard of him before stumbling on this! 😅

Most Americans don’t know him. I’m an American and I got introduced to him by my best friend, who is also an American, but she’s been living in Scotland for over a decade now. I love his style of humor, its extremely dry, nihilistic, and euphemistic, and I completely get that, but I have been told at length and many times that I am Weird and my sense of humor is “dark”. Comparing American and Moran’s style of comedy is rather fascinating. There’s one or two American comedians I like (Taylor Tomlinson and Jeff Dunham come to mind) but by far my fav stand ups are comedians people like Dylan Moran, Daniel Sloss (from Scotland), Sarah Millican (from the UK) and Randy Feltface (Australian), and what I’ve noticed that all my favs have in common is that they usually use stories to facilitate comedy, whereas the American comedians typically try to typically deliver constantly witty punchlines, but for me the lack of set-up usually causes it to fall flat.

Unlike many he's read the book.

Why is that important ?

@@joeandjoe2It is important because “creature” and “monster” are two different words with two quite different meanings.

Yep, you're that guy 🙄

@@narcissus79I'm ok with that.

I appreciate your honesty. Many want to hide in a sleeping bag But don't 😂😅😊

He always basically was Bernard Black, I think he’s just more depressed now than cynical, given the state of the world.

Was it the beautiful Irish hair?

Yes,you are correct. That shaking is out of the ordinary. He is most likely fully aware. On all levels.

He is 51. My wife (now 68) was diagnosed with Parkinson's when she was 52. I hope it isn't Parkinson's disease.

He's been a bit of a boozer for a long time. Could be from that but this is just speculation.

he had that when he was young and just starting out. While he has had his challenges with alcohol, this is not connected to that. It's a physical condition.

I have a colleague who shakes when she is the least bit exited.

LOL the same meaning then

In the US middle class is between rich and poor, but in the UK the middle class is between poor and rich?

White collar = Middle class, Blue collar = working class.

Middle class as defined in the UK conjures images of educated opera fans. Middle class as defined in the US conjures images of plumbers, carpenters, and factory workers listening to country music.

@@pseudonayme7717 In the US, blue collar is middle class, not white collar.

nah it's just the glug glug

Not to the rest of us.

you mean the critically acclaimed comedian who is loved by other comedians and has influenced many. you just do t like him and that’s cool.

30 years of making crowds laugh has brainwashed him into thinking he’s funny. Tragic really.

The most mega successful comedian outside the US who packs houses everywhere. Okay. Oink

@@GoggledAgogLOL

Is he not funny or are you in a funk right now 3 weeks ago ?