Absolutely. I fast forward those Guys.

I mean, it is a little bit about them… otherwise we’d just watch the original video. I enjoy the reviews and reactions.

@@Zer0t0lerance93 True but the early waffle has nothing to do with the original video, normally,as they haven't seen it yet but once the video is underway THEN we can hear their reviews and reactions :)

Depends on the person. Different strokes for different folk. ...why you watching channels of people you don’t vibe with? Lol

@@kajenbop As I said,I am interested in their views, reviews, and reactions to what they have just watched not what they had for breakfast or their 3td favourite colour...lol

That's deep

Frau Blucher!

knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting tomatoes in a fruit salad. Philosophy is wondering if ketchup is a smoothie.

Man you know how to flatter yourself dontcha

That is really the biggest difference between US and UK shows in general and why I tend to like British shows a lot more. One exception of a show not going stale that has been on for a long time would be South Park imo, and that is mostly due to the creators never relinquishing control

The same thing happens to me! If I fast forward to about an hour in, I may catch something I hadn’t heard due to sleep lol that show works every time

Same, I've listened to every episode easily 20 times.

Same, I put on a 30min sleep timer, when I wake up in the night I rewind 15mins to catch what I may have missed

I’ll check if they have an episode on KZfaq that I can catch

@@NoProtocol You should check the part where Kate Beckinsale is on the GN show, talking about her... hobby.

Sounds cryptic. I will then haha

​@@NoProtocolPlease check out Miriam Margoyles Graham Norton Show compilations. She has a few of them out there on KZfaq. She's an old women with no filter and a national treasure here in the UK. Or if you watch a whole Graham Norton Show the episode with Bill Murray, Matt Damon, and Hugh Bonneville is legendary. ✌️

I think the Graham Norton show is crap. When it first began about 20 years ago it was ok but it's a bit past it now

It’s so I can fit 12oz of coffee in one cup lol

@@NoProtocol Have you seen 1980s Pop "Idol" Ricky Fervais in his first attempt at stardom in his Group: Seona Dancing, a "New Wave" Band. There is a track by Seona Dancing "No More To Lose" on KZfaq:) A very YOUNG, Ricky !:)

"Ricky"

Stand in line……. Loll

The Invention of Lying is great!

I know that you’ve been here since really early days! I appreciate that so much. Hope you’re well (:

I’m so glad to read this (:

I’ve never heard that quote but I read it a few times, thinking about how true it is. Pulp is always a good choice!

Welcome back (:

The best comedies know when to stop! There were seven episodes plus one special. Completely agree, though: absolutely hilarious show!

Hey! Thanks again (:

I’m actually seated on a pillow that I’ve folded to boost me up on one half of the chair because the desk is a bit too high. Or maybe I am too small lol

@@NoProtocol you usually look perfect, was there an earthquake? Ps it was more that you were sat to one side that threw me off. ♥️

I’m glad you read it! Yeah it’s definitely strange. Totally understand about there being parts you didn’t like, the same happened to me but by the end I thought it was interestingly tied together in a way I didn’t see coming until the last chapters. That was my first example of the grandfather paradox. Listening to See the Sun as I type and I really like it! I was actually making a hip-hop mix & this will fix nicely. I don’t know First Aid Kid yet, I’ll check it out after this. Thanks for the recommendation (:

@@NoProtocol The way so many things tied in towards the end was amazing. It was definitely a unique read and I think a re-read is necessary to catch bits I missed first time round. The part early on when his mom changed the way she viewed Rant after discovering the bogeys on his wall was unexpectedly powerful! Chuck has a way of using gross or extreme things to make really powerful commentaries, it's eye opening. Wow, I'm happy you listened to See the Sun and like it! UK hip hop is one of my biggest passions, if you want anymore tracks I'd be happy to share them. I love powerful + intricate lyrics and samples which you wouldn't expect to hear in a rap song. Thanks so much for your videos. The format is brilliant and they brighten up my day, keep it up!

I did end up reading it twice at different ages. The second time made more sense but yeah the way he even the boogers had meaning was insane. He’s such a good writer. Sometimes I listen to Loyle Carner or Pinty but I could stand to expand my library with more UK hip-hop! Thanks for watching the videos, I’m just glad you like them (:

@@NoProtocol Chuck is amazing, his Make Something Up short stories are worth reading. Mainly for the longest story in the book, Inclinations, which is haunting! Thanks for introducing me to his work. Ok strap in, I'll only give you a few music suggestions to avoid overwhelming you! 1. Jehst. The king of UK hip hop, our own version of Nas. The entire Return of the Drifter EP is incredible, first song I'd try would be Alcoholic Author as it has my favourite line in hip hop ("Cut the weather vane. I hear blood water tapping the lord's morse code on my window pane"), the whole song is quoteable tbh. His metaphors are elite and often beautiful and the grainy voice audio, combined with the beats and his love of record scratches enhances the feel of a lot of his songs. If you like it next songs up are 1979 and City of Industry (same album). 2. The Four Owls. One of my favourite groups who rap about all sorts, they have deep songs and stoner songs. Listen to Old Earth first, it hits in a similar way to See the Sun. Fliptrix is one of the 4 members and they all have great solo albums too. Leaf Dog (their main producer who also raps) has a unique voice and just released a track with Snoop Dogg. 3. I'm torn who to recommend for the final one. Based on your videos I'm going to go for a storyteller, Ed Scissor (formerly Edward/Ed Scissortongue). Song to start is The Prospector, a sci fi story about a future where mankinds mega corporations mine the moon ("He was woken by the sound of cycles in the silence, a second birth. Synthesising artificial bodies out of stasis"). Or Theremin, inspired by the Terminator/Matrix. His older stuff is his best, he does spoken word poetry now but he does do 'normal' rap songs lol, Better Luck Next Life is a great album. I'll leave it there, always happy to send you more later, some of them are quite dark. As you can tell I love sharing these underappreciated artists! Thanks for reading, have a lovely day

I think, everyone is. Every man dreams of finding a woman as beautiful and intelligent as her.

I don't blame you one bit.

Also a banger

I have watched that many many times, imperfectly perfect. If you haven't done this, there are lots of videos of magicians or and card dudes explaining the trick unfortunately you have to watch a few to figure out the right one for you.

I didn’t know it’s on Spotify! I just listen here on KZfaq haha nearly every night

Just wait until you hear he used to be in an 80's synth pop band ...

@@earthwormandruwYeah, that video, was it 'Sherona Dancing' or something like that?? It's not aged well......He's a far better comedian than he ever was as a singer.

@@alexbaxter8291 but the music was pretty damn good, which just means to your point, that he's a brilliant comedian

@@earthwormandruw not news to me

@@sfrancismcdermott9132 nor I

So good to know!

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