Harassing?

Suutari4 Making fun of some random guy in the audience.

@@maxmeusel4531 He (Suutari4) needs to concentrate 😂

He is actually a physicist.

wtf

yep :D

Yup 😁 im finnish like ismo

Idk if I should be offended or flattered 😂

Neither. The comment is not about you.

At times, even a bit Hedbergian. Love it.

Quite a contrast to the American motormouths who compete who can blurt out most word salad in a minute!😳

I'd say it's us who are hysterical, when he's on the stage

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That dog thing almost killed me from laughter.

His delivery is really good but imo it's not the essence of his comedy, just the form. The true secret lies in his ability to find illogism in language words, expressions or communication in general and expose them in a brutally funny way. It's beautifully found and written and his delivery just hides it. He almost manages to make us believe that he's thinking while performing, like if all of this was spontaneous. A really great comedian.

Maladaptive Daydreamer my theory is just people from Finland are naturally talented

Guybrush Threepwood No.

Guybrush Threepwood nah finns are actually funny

Guybrush Threepwood Maybe he likes Finns because they act silly on stage?

Armas Tikko Finnish men are naturally funny without trying, in my experience. Finnish women are more jovial and talkative but they seem to lack the deadpan straight faced delivered humor 😏 my mother is from Finland and I have a lot of family and friends there...

I love the finnish-english accent

oh my gosh lol

No! It's a bird! Look, it has big yellow beak, concentrate a bit.

timomastosalo nope, it doesn't have any feathers.

Same! Amazing dude Ismo.

Same thing for me!!! For like half an hour afterwards i finally managed to stop laughing and it was a relief!!

Same man... I could not stop laughing for like half an hour afterwards. The dog thing was just too much. The jokes just keep elevating and elevating.

Nauroin ääneen XD

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He's Finnish. He's always drunk.

You should hear him when he is under influence :)

Finns are not drunk all the time. Alot of ppl dont even drink and are quite normal. Thats just putting all finns in a box. Stypid. Same as if I said''all americans are fat and eat only hamburgers...''is that true??No. Ismo Leikola is amazing in comedy.

Yes. The ones who live under the bridge are all the time drunk 😂

We Finns call that condition: Born drunk. - would be an interesting title for the next Jason Bourne film

You didn't think he was funny but he's a good comedian.... 😐 really? Oh the food sucked but the cook is a great cook.

I think he means that his delivery made the "not so good" jokes better.

no

kinda, yea

karotsepam nope

Yes.

you mean sami hedberg..? Nothing same.

Fishy. But it's common in aquatic environments.

hisham borgol Technically Finland isn't a part of Scandinavia.

munaloukku pretty sure it is

Pretty sure you're wrong. Scandinavia is just Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The reason Finland is often (erroneously) classed as one is due to its geographical proximity to these actual Scandinavian nations.

That guy knows what he's speaking of, he is Finnish, like me. We are used to this error. I wouldn't mind that definition - but it's just incorrect. Scandinavia is linked to the language, amongst the other cultural features, and Finnish is not even an Indo-European language, like most European languages are, including English. English is related to the Scandinavian languages, so it's not overly hard for English speakers to learn Swedish, Norvegian - Danish might be, for its pronunciation. And the Scandinavians learn English pretty easily. But Finnish is unrelated to English, though many loan words have been taken since WWII. Well, maybe hundred and then some. So Finns typically have a strong accent (at least men :) ); and for an Anglophone Finnish is very demanding, one of the hardest languages in the world to learn. In other cultural features Finland is very much like it's Scandinavian neighbours, so you can call us Nordic countries.

Finland and Iceland are Nordic countries, not Scandinavian. Both Finland and Iceland are lands that used to belong to a Scandinavian kingdom, and the people in both places are of Scandinavian descent. However, they fall outside of the area known as Scandinavia. That's why the term "Nordic" was created, because the 2 countries are directly linked to Scandinavia, but aren't in Scandinavia proper. However, since all the Nordic countries are culturally and historically linked, foreigners often just call them all Scandinavian. It's an understandable mistake to make.