Blaming boomers | Randy Feltface
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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Since beginning his comedy career in Melbourne, Australia in 2005, Randy Feltface has written and performed eight solo stand-up comedy shows, released three comedy specials, played sold-out seasons in London and New York, and been nominated for Best Comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He made his US television debut on NBC’s Bring The Funny in 2019 and has been invited to perform at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal on four separate occasions.
In 2010 Randy joined forces with musical comedian Sammy J to create Ricketts Lane, which won Best Show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and went on to become a television series of the same name, airing in 2015 on ABC TV in Australia, Seeso in the US and Netflix in the UK. Randy's role in Sammy J & Randy in Ricketts Lane earned him an AACTA Award nomination for best performer in a comedy series, the first non-human performer to be recognized in this category. He opened his most recent show Modus Operandy at the Sydney Opera House as part of the 2019 Just For Laughs Festival before shows in London, Amsterdam and an extensive North American tour. Randy’s live show is a high-energy existential crisis, full of biting observations, razor-sharp crowd work, and rapid arm movements.
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Blaming boomers | Randy Feltface
"Traveling only broadens your horizons if you're open to having your horizons broadened." I love this line. It hits so true.
This wasn't actually a comedy routine. It's the therapy session we all needed to have.
Comedy so often is! Laughter really, uh, lubricates those tough-to-swallow pills
@@mr_ekshunYou catch more flies with honey than vinegar 😂
@@eileensnow6153 Fun fact: Flies are actually more attracted to the vinegar. Humans aren't though. And why are you catching flies anyway?
Edit: Ohhhh, it's because honey is sticky but vinegar isn't. But if you put a drop of dish soap in there, it makes a nice gnat trap.
"Im sick of lamps" changed my life XD
@Eileen Snow you can catch even more flies with manure what's your point. And ironically humans tend to focus on bad or negative information so it also works figuratively.
I have seen the full show so many times and it never gets old.
It blows me away how re-watchable Randy is
@@Ozloz real
I've rewatched each Randy show on youtube multiple times. It's so re-watchable which is surprising because comedy specials aren't really that re-watchable normally
I watched both of his full shows 2 times this year already.
I'm very hungry for more, it's just good jokes that are down to earth and also convey some good amount of critique without going overboard with it.
Unlike boomers
“Your opinions are kind of worthless if they’re unbendable over time” was not the kind of hard-hitting fact of life I’d hear from a puppet.
Truth is not bendable over time. We're just proud and think we embody truth. Problem with truth is we can't really see it, it's too much information for our finite brains to comprehend. An ant has a better chance of understanding a human by seeing a Man's boot than we do of understanding the truth. We just see a small part of the boot and assume that's the whole person. "I know it's real! I saw it!". In reality it's just a single piece of an infinite puzzle. People arguing over who's got the best puzzle piece instead doing what we're supposed to do and putting the pieces together.
@@sethiddings7293 Yes and no. There are big truths and there are little truths. We can't hope to know everything about everything, but we can still know something about something.
Constantly calling everything into question for the sake of asking is just as detrimental as taking a falsehood as absolute truth. Sometimes you just have to go with the probabilities.
@@nicholassmith7984 exactly - we may not know exactly how our universe works, but we do know the Earth isn't flat, and yet idiots use the "hey, I'm just asking questions because I'm a ~tRutHSeEkeR~", and worse still, conmen will use an idiot's lack of understanding of something to convince them of some kind of a conspiracy so that you'll donate money to them to "find the truth"
@@rhythmrobber Exactly. They're just trying to muddy the waters so they can pass their version of events off as some kind of possible truth.
I keep thinking back to an episode of The Newsroom where they say that the media has a bias towards fairness, in that they keep acting as if there's two sides to every story. To quote the episode: "There aren't two sides to every story. Some stories have five sides, some only have one."
That’s… not the slightest bit true though!
Could literally watch all of his content from now until forever
I can only watch it figuritively.
The man's a genius with undertones and story pacing. ✌🏿😎
I watch the same 3 specials over and over and I still laugh
I already have watched it from now until forever, let me tell you forever is… a long time, not when watch you Randy Feltface though, just went by in a breeze
Go for it, do it.
I don’t know why I insist on watching these shorts as soon as I can when I’ve watched the special thousands of times…
So you can be reminded to watch it again, like im about to for the 800th
Same here.
@@adorimable9690 ahhh that’s it of course
Brain demands the happy chemicals
Wait where can I watch it?
A great man once said that the internet is made too many people comfortable with saying whatever the f*** they want without getting punched in the face for it
It's true. But sadly, the ones most in need of face punching will also actually tell you their bullshit opinions face to face so long as they've got a huge gang of people with the same bullshit opinion they were told to have by the very people exploiting them for wealth and influence to begin with, advancing the personal biases and causes of the very people who make them victims and then blame the more reasonable and sane people in the country for all of their problems through a very simple and easily-seen-through series of lies and twisted narratives. Y'know, the whole "every accusation is a confession" thing.
In turn, it's also fooled an awful lot of people into believing that being an unfiltered piece of shit is a valid substitute for a personality.
Was it the same man saying god is the leading cause of death in history?
@@kw9849 I want you to reread this, carefully
that's a Mike Tyson quote, so you know he was ready to remind people.
What I love about Randy is he's so fucking funny but also is spitting facts the whole time. Like he has really good advice and talks about issues most people don't want to bring up. I think I've seen all his stuff online, can't wait to see him in person someday!
I don't know whether it's sad or amazing that this puppet has more life, personality, and expression than most people on TV these days
These days?
@@Squarcialupi Touche
Well, what was it that that one witch from the Discworld novels said? "Things that're made to look like things look more like things than things. It's a know fact." Basically, the puppets are simulacrums of humanity: they're things that aren't human, but are trying to look/act human. They have to overact at least a little bit to get that particular job done.
Contrast that with underacting, and this is the exact observation that you get.
@@longWriter Excellent quote from TP.
It's easier to express yourself when you don't have to worry about the immediate repercussions of your behaviors.
I really love how expressive a puppet with only one facial expression can be with the right kind of movement!
This your first time? Ever heard of the muppets?
Canadians
Known about this purple marvel for a few weeks. And I've binged everything I could find of him since. It's just too funny. In fact I'm gonna go watch "Randy writes a novel"...again!
It is his best show. I can watch it again and again without it getting too much
Don't forget about Sammy J and Randy!!
FIRST DRAFT HEMMINGWAY!
@@kyoswkyosw1216 "WHAT A GUY!!"
"i bought a bookshelf"
You’ll be sitting there in the back of the courtroom… Brilliant line!
I love him so much he’s honestly an icon
Easy.....down. DOWN!
There's something very existential in a puppet telling me to use my free will to change my life
An obvious absurdity, drawing our attention to the slightly more veiled absurdities we inexplicably tolerate and perpetuate within our own lives. An interesting notion, and an effective one as well, it would seem!
So…something is existential about Spamton?
@@Barakon I would say so yes
Randy fills the Aggro -shaped hole left in my life, with the addition of age-appropriately scaled up nihilism.
But I'm seeing this for free on UA-cam, so I can't change my life.
My mom openly talking to me about dad's cheating and me being her "best friend".
Dad asking me if I was stupid because before I recognized traffic lights I asked why the car was stopping when it did. Then comparing me to my mom for being upset.
Probably both at their worst, not their norm at all... but that doesn't matter now does it.
Yes I also was a single child raising two parents
Same it’s both odd irritating and strange when you are the grown up age mentally and emotionally when age and experience you are the child
Sorry to hear about that man but remember at the end of the day they are family and their should always be love
But that also means for you too and you shouldn’t have to be expected to deal with the pain and burden of them if you can’t handle it either
@@ezragayahan3013 Family should always be loved is not a good rule I would suggest to be honest. Some family members are so toxic it is better to cut them off
That is true
@@Samuel-qc7kg The blood of the bond is thicker than the water of the womb. The bongs you forge for yourself will always trump those forced onto you by circumstance.
"if you're unhappy, just fuckin...change"
He's harsh but he's right
well, its easy to say that but, Change how? in what way? through what means?
Knowing something is wrong and you want to fix it is the easy part. Its not really anything special to say that. Knowing how to fix it is whats hard.
I mean this works in a comedy setting where its not really a serious thing, but as actual life advice, its hardly helpful at all. This is one of the reasons why therapy helps a lot of people because it actually helps people find tailored solutions to their various problems given their circumstances and desires.
But yea, telling people who are unhappy to just "change" is like telling a homeless person to go buy a house so they wont be homeless anymore. Yea, thats the obvious part, the difficult part is figuring out how to actually make that a reality.
@@eragon78 While I definitely agree with you, I do think Randy phrased it well enough to get that point across. He concedes that it may very well be the most difficult thing some people ever do, and it may take ages. It's certainly an oversimplification, but he is not wrong in saying that if you are unhappy, then something NEEDS to change. But at the end of the day, he is a funny purple puppet, not a therapist lol.
@@Baphelon well yea, thats why I gave the caveat of "This works in a comedy setting...".
Yea, when he's just cracking jokes it lands fine because its not supposed to be some deep message on life. Its just a very simple observation.
But my point is anyone taking this as serious life advice isnt really benefiting from it much. Its not deep at all. Obviously if something is wrong, something needs to change. Thats like the most basic analysis you can have on this subject. Its not at all the actual hard part involved with figuring out that change, and its not really deep at all.
Thats the kinda line youd expect two high teenagers to come up with thinking theyre profound and deep when its really just common sense. again, its along the lines of saying that a homeless person should just get a job and buy a house so they wont be homeless anymore. Thats my point. It doesnt actually provide any real advice and its the most surface level analysis.
But yea, im not saying Randy is wrong here, nor am I going after his joke. I mean his job is to be funny with some sprinkled realism in. Not to be a therapist like you said. Im not viewing what he said too deeply.
My point instead was more on the people acting like what he said was at all profound or good life advice when he didnt even really give life advice at all. He didnt say anything that would actually help someone having trouble in these situations. They already know things need to change either about their situation or with themselves, but HOW they should change and HOW to accomplish that change is whats actually hard and what people actually need advice on. Just like telling a homeless person to get a job and buy a house is obvious to them, its HOW to get a job when theyre homeless, and HOW to save up enough money to buy a house thats hard. Thats where it actually takes effort to come up with good ideas and real life advice.
Platitudes and Cliches arent really that helpful. Theyre always extremely generic and surface level that pretty much anybody in these situations are already aware of. Its figuring out the next few steps thats hard. Not the realization that something needs to change which is almost always just common sense.
It just annoys me when I always see people thinking they're being deep but saying the most obvious shallow platitudes. Its always people who have done no internal analysis or thinking on these topics and think this one simple cliché is enough to solve all problems lol. Might as well just tell depressed people to stop being so sad and cheer up. Its equally as effective.
@@eragon78 Well, yes and no. Some people live their whole life terrified of change, and thus tolerate all manner of crap in service of maintaining the status quo, of "keeping the peace". They could be happy, make others happy, but they don't, simply because they fear the unknown, the possibility of things not working out. That kind of fear can be paralyzing, and forcing through it can be crazy difficult, yet ultimately one's best option unless there's some kind of genuinely worrisome risk attached.
Others, just get stuck in a rut. Comfortable in a pattern. They don't think so much about what other possibilities there might be, and thus they miss out on chances to enrich their lives and their understanding of themselves and others. Going with the flow can be easier, but that doesn't necessarily make it better.
And then there are those of us who are extremely uncomfortable with change, but recognize its value and try to be at least somewhat open to it despite our inherent resistances. I fall in this category, and as much as I do like my stability, my familiar patterns, I also realize the importance of keeping my eyes open and my mind ready to re-evaluate any speech, thought or behavior patterns that are simply not working out; that are producing results other than the desired ones.
I may be reading too much into this silly comedy bit, but art is subject to interpretation, no? And what I take from this is, simply, "If your life sucks, don't just say 'nothing you can do about it' and resign yourself to the emotional quicksand of it all. Do something different. Think of stuff to try. Ask your friends, see a therapist, do something other than just sit and feel bad." That's my interpretation, anyway.
@@hazukichanx408 I mean sure, but even then, the "you should change" or "things should change" part isnt whats difficult to figure out about that situation.
If you're stuck in a rut, you usually KNOW that you are, and you KNOW things should change. Figuring out what should change and how to accomplish that change is whats hard though. Again, a depressed person knows they should do something to help their depression, the issue is they dont know WHAT to do. Simply telling them to "change" is equivalent to telling them to just not be sad and be happier. Its not really helpful at all. Its not actually giving them any guidance on courses of actions they can actually take to fix the problem.
Yea, I guess this may be ok advice for a FEW people who are in complete denial that their current life is miserable or a problem, but most people who are in this situation know their life sucks and that things would be better if they could make a positive change to it. But knowing how to actually make those changes isnt easy. Not every change would be positive, change for change's sake isnt good. Only some changes are actually positive, and finding what those positive changes are isnt easy for most people, and its usually specific to each person's individual situations.
On top of that, there ARE situations where people have very little control to change their lives for the better which is exactly why you hear randy say "if you have the means to". Because not everyone even does. Of course you should be trying to think of ways to improve your life, but the answer isnt always so simple.
But yea, my point isnt that people shouldnt change if their life is in a rut. My point is that this is usually the most obvious bare minimum shallow conclusion you can come up with about the situation. Its the thing that the vast majority of people in these situations already know. Thats not the actual hard part. The hard part is figuring out HOW to change or what specifically needs to change in what ways, and how to achieve that change.
This is why therapist are so important for a lot of people because therapist are trained to be more personal with people, and help provide advice more tailored to your specific situation. Reading some cliché quote online or hearing some snappy sounding bit from a comedy sketch isnt really helping anyone. I mean it sounds nice and all, but the people who are actually struggling already know that stuff. Its not deep or meaningful at all, its just common sense.
I couldn't get over the bowtie. I wanted to stop him from moving so much and fix it myself!
I'm almost certain that it is done on purpose.
I didn’t notice the bow tie till I read your post. Now I cannot get it out of my mind. 😂
You need help. Stop worrying about making things perfect and enjoy what is.
“End your marriage, you’re killing the fuckin vibe out here” such wisdom
Last minute and a half had me in tears
(3:06)
My favorite is "fuck you with a salted cactus" it causes them to pause long enough to consider it, and it completely disarms them for at least 14 seconds
Its on the same level to me as the line from Writes A Novel, "That's why I dont get to parties anymore, it's not because I ramble on about veganism and fisting old ladies..."
I gotta remember that one lol
This puppet has so much personality it's INSANE!!
What puppet?
@@RobMacKendrick Exactly!
You joke about the thinking about a Yoga mat and it smashing through your window, but I once thought - only thought, did not verbalize it, didn't even type it somewhere - that I should get an electric bike because it's nothing but hills where I live and it kills my legs to go up them all the time. Literally 3 minutes after I think that, I look at my phone and I have a god damn electric bike ad. I've never seen a sporty ad before it, never seen one since. But the day I think of getting an electric bike, I get an ad for it.
And people say mind reading isn't real.
“The amount of confidence it takes you to tell a person you’ve never met to get fucked by a chainsaw”
I had to write that one down
I just discovered Randy a couple weeks ago. I love it. Great stuff. I'm a fan for life. Thank you.
This is def. one of my favourite segments of Randy's. It's effing good.
“If you’re unhappy, change” I think I’ll take this life advice and apply it to my own situation 😊
I love how, every so often, he'll just tell the crowd to get fucked.
It's not hard
Great puppeteering, really cool stuff.
That's not fair! I want a reply from Randy feltface
Never thought a purple puppet would be giving me the best advice for my depression.
And that's exactly why you have depression
You don't think.
I want to book him for my wedding. Probably out of my price range, the delightful purple fuzz ball
Everytime I feel bad, including at the time of writing, I stick on some Randy and it helps me get through it all. Cheers, ya skitz purple puppet, ya.
Cannot wait to see Randy live in Europe
less than 4 weeks before I see this purple savant genius live in Cardiff for my birthday!!! \o/ cant f***ing wait!! 👍👍😊😊😍😍😍😍😍😍
Went and saw the show in Glasgow, definitely worth the ticket prices! Can't wait to see more of the funny purple man.
My dad is a boomer. Turns 70 this year. Pretty progressive, though. Was into the counterculture back in the day. He's just loud, now. Lol. And no, still cannot use a computer 🤣 I'm in shock he navigates hos smart phone every day.
So he has a heart but no brain
@@zk0rned NPC moment
Thank you Randy for your words of wisdom.
2:20. Awwww. “Oh get fucked” 😂
Comedy can do so much in terms of relief and inspiration, if utilized correctly. This is a great example of that.
“If you’re not happy just… Change” Damn Randy I was not expecting this level of truth
Meanwhile my grandpa in his late 70s is teaching _me_ about informatics
I genuinely appreciate that in Randy's shows, he'll take the time to be serious for a moment. Not exactly being preachy like how hippies and influencers do but I do appreciate him pausing for a moment and being like "the world is already on fire, do you really want to kill it faster by being one of the many assholes who dump more gas in it?"
So many gems in this one! 💎
I feel like I'm missing some context on that whole Attorney General bit
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Porter#Rape_allegation
I was thinking the same thing.
3:18 -26 I want to thank Felt Face for this moment being literally the ONLY person ever that I've witnessed acknowledge circumstantial limitation, and do so in a rant about Boomers no less. Yes he's right statistically speaking you probably do have the means to change, but there are plenty that don't and it is just absolutely horrible. If you see this thank you Randy.
I slept on the floor for 6 years right out of highschool too poor to buy a mattress working 7 days a week and two shifts on Saturdays between two jobs. Imagine living like that all the while listening to boomers accuse you of being poor because you "eat out and buy steak too much". I'm 34 and I've purchased steak 6 times in my entire life.
Okay listen, I have seen this in my recommended for months now and randomly I decided to watch this and my goodness I'm glad I did. I loved every bit of this standup and I was wheezing throughout the whole upload, keep it up, I love this!
I swear at least once a week I silently think "no more screen time for the boomers!"
I love randy, but who did my man dirty and didn't tell him about how his collar and bowtie are messed up, it's genuinely annoying me
Boomers: "Ugh, millennials are killing everything."
Millennials: "You know what? FU, I'll be hyper-critical of YOU and see how YOU like it!"
Gen Z are on our side. We all hate bigots who hate us for simply existing.
Isn't that just what most young people do nowadays anyways?
Seems everyone just shXts on old and elderly people for things we continue to do ourselves, albeit, in different ways.
@@littlesneets8026 - uh huh. Yup. Totally.
@@Nakia11798 most of them are. I keep running into a bunch of gen z who can't tell the difference between us and boomers. They're usually the ones talking about how they endured all these traumas that no one else could possibly understand (that the millennials all experienced first, while also getting shit on by the boomers).
It's kind of heartbreaking but all you can do is just explain it to them.
what i always find weird about the Millennial hatred of Boomers is they are EXACTLY like the Boomers were when they were young. Millennials are doing obnoxiously more extreme versions of all the same Hippie protesting and activism the Boomers did. it makes no sense to me at all.
Love me some Randy ❤️
Hilarious as always!
Went to see Randy Feltface live in Louisville, KY in early May of last year. Got COVID-19 immediately afterwards, but *_SO WORTH IT_*
I'm so happy to see you're blowing up! Almost a million subs! I really want to see you on your next tour!
~Trav
Travis. You need help bud. Get some help.
You have a wonderful talent .Thank u for bringing high brow comedy with the flair of the tried and true fart joke .Keep up the great work
It's amazing how one face can portray so many emotions... fantastic puppetry
Ever heard of the muppets?
love this guy, he tell it has it is, and is funny about it.
You’re killing the f-n’ vibe out here! 3:56
" . .where eventually, you just have to THINK about buying a yoga mat & suddenly one comes SMASHING through your window!"
Honestly? I truly believe that that IS coming!
And while the line was funny, I find that thought rather scary.
Saw him back in Oct in spokane. Just as good live.
I can blame my parents for pretty good reasons that aren’t arrogant.
Well, if you have enough awareness of the situation to recongize what influence of your parents trully was harmfull, they you should use that awareness to stop those words and actions of the past having impact on you now.
Ditto
@@demilung 3:05
And your parents can blame their parents. What's the lesson learned?
@@resignator, my grandparents are actually far better than my parents.
I have entomophobia (fear of bugs) because growing up we always had ant infestations in the summer months, and a few particular years, the ants had gotten into our pantry and into our food. I unwillingly and unknowingly poured myself a bowl of cereal that had ants in it, and started to eat it. I was probably halfway through it before I noticed. My dad told me to finish it anyway because "it just adds more protein" and that it would be wasteful to throw it away. I attempted to eat a few more bites and then said "ground me if you have to, I'm not eating this." and then I think I puked, I honestly don't remember. I couldn't eat cereal again for many years, well into adulthood.
Good lord. I've heard more wisdom out of a purple puppet's mouth in 5 minutes than I've heard from the entirety of humanity in the last 52 years.
I wish I saw him when he was in Austin. aka pls come back
You've got to be willing to change
LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK
this is my first time seeing randy.... im sure i will spend the whole day watching him and be an expert by the morning xD
Never thought about Randy's parents. Do you think they're purple too? Or pink and blue?
This will be a great Spamton animatic!
*_He ain't wrong._*
What's the attorney general joke about?
Christian Porter, ex AG of Australia, was accused of a rape that would have taken place while he was 18, in the suicide note of a woman who killed herself a couple years ago
I was once forced by my grandparents to eat uncooked adult spinich with super sour raspberry dressing. Nothing else JUST the spinich, and they promised me chocolate cake after.
I then didn't properly eat vegetables for years and only ate sweets because as a toddler I found life was about enjoying things.
My teeth disagreed.
Even the extras.
0:40 that's a villian origin story right there.
*joker voice* "One day my dear mother poured me a bowl of fruitloops. I excitedly took that first bite and to my shock the milk was chucky. She made me eat the whole thing."
I have one parent who's a Boomer. Said parent has definitely been radicalized via the internet, and used to use Facebook several times a week.
First time I've seen this guy but he's pretty spot on with the humor. Not fall out of my chair funny, but it definitely resonates.
Beautiful as always Randy. Cheers from the States!
I'm not from Sydney, can somebody explain the attorney general joke to me? 😅 I love his reaction to the "OOOHHHH"
I am also wondering what this is?? Did you manage to find it?
@@lampwick4427 no luck :/
why tf have i never seen this guy before?! this is awesome! subscribe'ed!
All I want in 2023 is a new Randy Feltface show.
"...change..." My god, Randy had the best delivery in comedy....
I think Robin Williams was better. But go on, simp for a puppet.
Knowledge is faster than self-righteousness!! I have to bite that!!
I love this little Australian guy 😂😂😂
2:10 cracked me up🤣
I wasnt expecting a muppet to have such a nuanced take on the problem with people of privilege growing old
While technically correct on the bit about opinions, the problem is that there generally is a right one. So once you get there, being able to change is meaningless.
I came to most of my current positions between 10 and 12 and the only thing that's changed on the fact front in every regard is that everyone else's standards have gone several orders of magnitude lower than I ever thought possible.
Nothing has been capable of disproving my opinions in the decades since except the part about it not getting worse than it was. And for a time it seemed I was right.
From them until about 2006 it was getting better but 2007 on has all been downhill.
The pick up of smart devices and wifi were the beginning of the end.
girl you could just say you don't agree with the thought expressed
you don't have to do the [popular person is so right omgg] immediately followed by a complete rejection of the idea
So you mean to say that you still have a mind of a 10-12 year old?
I take randy as a real persons at this stage, he’s gold
1:56 - 2:06 Bro I think Randy just called me out lol
I'm so glad I don't have to bootleg randy on UA-cam anymore
This guy is absolutely brilliant.
"We got a boomer" "awh man, sounds like a boomer" "boomer" (sorry)
CHRIST! THERE'S A BOOMER AROUND HERE!
You hear that boomer?
@@jean-bastienjoly5962 yes
Maybe the most relevant 4 minutes of stand up of the last decade
Got tix to see him in Columbus, Ohio. I can't wait!!!
Just found him never have I loved a puppet so much lol
geez i went to school with a zane who shat in a kids pencil case
bizarrely close
"Travel only broadens your horizons if you're open to having your horizons broadened, otherwise you're just the same deckhand in a different deck chair." I want that on a t-shirt.
Oh damn. You sold out in Rhode Island. maybe next tour!!
Can someone explain what 2:09 onwards is referencing? I still find Randy’s response to the crowd’s reaction hilarious
Former Australian Attorney-General Christian Porter.
@@meestachip Thanks meesta. Dunno how I didn’t get that in an instant 😅
I didn't expect to have therapeutic epiphanies when I clicked on funny puppet man video.
Randy is just That Good
Me: struggling with my life and trying to find happiness. Finds this video and it actually helped
Opinions can't change if nobody knows that they need to be changed.
Be incorrect on the internet.
But also be polite when correcting others.
This is why I think humans are no better than animals. Our emotions prevent us from being efficient outside the means of natural survival.
Yes boomers don't use the internet, instead watch the carefully curated unbiased political bubble that is television news 🙄
“Same sh*t, different day.” - passé
“Same d*ckhead, different deckchair.” - I like that! I’m stealing it.