James Acaster and Nish Kumar on James' 2017 breakdown | BBC Sounds
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- Опубліковано 29 лис 2020
- James invites his good friend, fellow comedian Nish Kumar onto the podcast to talk about James' 2016 project/nervous breakdown.
Taken from BBC Sounds' podcast James Acaster's Perfect Sounds, comedian and folk music fan Nish Kumar joins James to talk about the moment James approached him during his 'panicked' breakdown with his 2016 music project idea and why Nish went along with it.
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you can tell nish & james are good mates whenever they're on a show together. good vibes always with these 2
Makes sense, they're both awesome people
I hope James understands how much it means to people that he's talked about what he was going through. Knowing someone I look up to went through that stuff helps more than I can say
gotta balance out the hate so ily nish
The "sure buddy" is real, that's nice
I have a very warm parasocial relationship with these gentlemen.
@panda cooper i feel like it is, specially right now we can't see many people... it's helping us cope with loneliness. what you can't do, is have that as your only source of interaction
@panda cooper you're right, but i don't think he meant a romantic relationship, nor a best friend kind, so like... it's ok, no?
@panda cooper It seems that way because the toxic ones are the only ones everyone gets to hear about.
anyways stan nish kumar
Nervous breakdown aside... James is not wrong about 2016. It was an excellent year for music.
Makes perfect sense that they're good friends! They're very similar, and I'd say they've probably picked up a couple mannerisms from one another over the years.
love them both so much wow
I saw one of his shows whilst he was having his breakdown, it was really sad and uncomfortable. Glad he's in a better place
Ah that's a shame, glad he's doing better.
What was he like during the show?
@@GoodKingMort while we all entered the room, he was just there on stage playing a song over and over again (Paul Williams - Euroleague), then his first set was kind of directionless. He second set wasnt even a set really, he told us how his girlfriend had left him for Rowan Atkinson after working with him and how he couldn't make sense of it.
@@forcey85 That’s all part of his special “Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999,” which is largely about his breakdown, but, as I understand it, was mostly developed after he got through the breakdown. Totally possible you caught him at an early stage of developing the material, when things were still raw, but that song and the Rowan Atkinson stuff stayed in long after he had moved past it.
Also, in later versions of the show, he clarified that the girlfriend who left him for Rowan Atkinson was not the breakup that led to the breakdown.
Rip
@@forcey85 was this the residency he did at the Vaudeville in London in 2018? The way you're describing the show reminds me very much of that - the repetitive playing of Euroleague etc. That was an early version of 'Cold Lasagne...' and I actually remember that first half being excellent - the whole eclipse storyline and holidaying in France with his walkman. The whole show was brilliant to my memory. As Mijacogeo says I think that was mostly 'after the fact' in terms of both breakup and breakdown, but I appreciate the show you're describing may have been something earlier than that
i love them both so much
genuinely choked on my water when he said he doesn't respect Nish's comedy lmao
How absolutely Courageous to speak up about your breakdown!!
weird seeing Nish in a T-shirt
Totally. But I like it? I think the rolled-out-of-bed-and-put-headphones-on look works for him.
THANK YOU NISH.
Cant believe he went out with Rose Matafeo. I suspect that who is promoted his now infamous breakdown of 2017??
Wait whaaaaattt
no apparently she was before the mr bean lover louise ford
@@elizabethfalconer682 no it was Rose, he hints its her in his book Perfect Sounds Whatever because he mentions that the girlfriend in question was from New Zealand
We might not know anything about Nish Kumar's taste in music, but most of us know he's not a good comedian
Just unbearable. Where’s Damien Slash when you need him!
i unsubscribe because of that subscribe bell
They certainly are comedians. Their opinions on Music are laughable.
Nice as they seem to be neither are funny
Two unfunny beta males Acaster actually got chucked by Mr Bean 😅
I'm not often glad to be a boomer, but when I see the parlous state of modern music and comedy, it all seems worthwhile. Are there two unfunnier men in Britain?
Nish with his anti-Brexit agenda who else knows about his meltdown at some host party 🤣🤣
what's wrong with having an agenda lol
What’s the relevance of this?
The only people who don't have an 'anti-Brexit' agenda are sociopathic rich people who have made money out of it, and flag waving thickos who have absolutely no idea whats going on🤣🤣🤣🤣