He's practically unknown in the US, from what I've seen. I've shown him to 2 people, both couldn't look beyond his accent. They also couldn't get comfy with the speed of his jokes. :/
This man is the most creative comedian I know. No cheap jokes despite the incredible rate he delivers new jokes. This is the only sure fire comedian I'd bring a date to.
No cheap jokes? The whole dog impression was cheap, and unoriginal. And it didn't fit the narrative. "Is that the level of challenge you want?" then goes on to admit it's a level he couldn't handle. This sounds desperate. I recommend some Doug Stanhope or Bill Burr.
@@happinesstan I disagree with your analysis of the dog joke. It was all his, even thought the theme has been done, so has the theme of relational comedy with "small, weak and useless men", which usually make me cringe and puke at the same time. My final analysis is "hahaha", hence it stands the test. Bill Burr is my personal all time comedian. I recognize myself and my closest friends in him. He doesn't reach the creative level of Dylan Moran, but I don't need it necessarily to laugh. Stanhope has some witty twists, but seems tormented by anxiety and lack of self knowledge. None of them are a good choice for a date. That was a requirement in my comment. I'd go to a Bill Burr show for the double ticket price, but alone.
One of the greatest discoveries of the past month for me has been this comedian. His voice is perfect, he can project… he sounds Shakespearean trained in theatre… like he studied and worked hard… he’s hilarious, he can improvise, a funny creative poet, great delivery. Bravo… he’s brilliant, warm and can hold the audience completely in the palm of his hand. A force of nature, yet so relaxed. Wow. I’d read a good biography on him. What a master. Gratitude!💕🌷🙏🏼☕️
@@lisaa6099 the first one was a lackluster coming of age film and the couple didn't realise credit mattered. 2 was by FAR the superior of the franchise.
The best Irish comedians like Dylan Moran (probably the best of all) have a keen sense of the surreal rather than the cruel in their observations on everyday life Love that while he speaks fast like most Irish people- he has slowed down his delivery for global audiences and his concepts are so plentiul he rarely swears except for appropriate emphasis in a live environment. Erudite Genius and too talented to indulge in bullying of anyone eg women, fat people/other groups like some UK and US and Australian comics do ( except for Billy Connolly a Scotsman of Irish parents who is also brilliantly surreal and Never cruel, bullying , racist or misogynistic) God bless them both.
This bloke just riffs so brilliantly, stream of consciousness writ large and in so doing he reveals the essence of the fraught human condition in true Irish fashion.
it's weird cause the difference between men and women is the kind of topic most comedians would see as hacky, but he's always brilliant in the way he approaches it
I thought the same thing. I worked in a comedy club for 6 years, and normally when comedians get on to the 'men & women' stuff, it's so played out and weak. Moran still manages to engage me with it though. Kudos.
"All women during the day are freezing because all the kilajoules in their brain are burnt up by knowing everything about everyone in a two mile radius " God, im dying! It's true!
“Why do you never want to put your arms around me anymore!!” “Because I don’t want two charred stumps thank you very much. No one told me I was marrying fissile material.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂 This killed me.
8:33 What a splendid observation. It's so true. My wife is always freezing during the day - and she knows everything about everybody in a large radius. If I need to know anything about who or what or where, I ask her - or my grand daughter.
This man is special, his weird delivery and style is like a mix of James Acaster, Steven Fry and Hugh Lorie multiplied by Bill Bailey. And his ability to completely subvert your expectations in the middle of a normal sentence is incredible.
One of the main things that RUclips is great for, is that you can see devastatingly underrated comedians such as your man DM. He observes life, then shows it back to us, truthfully and hilariously. ✌🏼️
lol Chapelle's Netflix specials have been hot garbage. You can tell he keeps dumping them on there because they keep giving him $20mil each time for his NEW EDGY TAKE on steaming broccoli or whatever the fuck he talks about. Most comedians suck, always have, and while Chapelle used to be good, now he's a hack who's shat four terrible specials out in three years and dumped them direct-to-Netflix because no reasonable person would pay for them. But now everyone pretends to like one because it caused controversy. Yeah, it was shit and nothing was funny and Dave Chapelle looks like there are various parts of him beginning to peel, but Buzzfeed seemed pretty pissed about his take on the socioeconomic situation of the Republic Citrus Farmers or summat, so I guess I can pretend to like that special I didn't watch. Fuck you bro, I've never even been to Bratislava 3========D~~~!~~~~~~ (1:1 Proportion) -Lord Valerie Jenkins-
God bless you! You are the first stand up comedian that I ever discovered and you are still the classiest! And I wish you a happy, good and safe life! (That's the wish that covers every thing as far as I can understand). Thank you for entertaining us - the modern day slaves, those around whom the Starbucks was originally built! 🎋
I know 🥰 we just got one a dog few months ago....and she's always soooo excited to see us when we rerun home. Like - she can't believe we're still alive 🤣 so cute 💜
Seen him live about a year ago. He seemed to emit a very low energy when performing but was still very entertaining. Still one my top five favourite comedians
This is so densely packed with great material. Hilarious in a deep way. I just discovered him by typing in "British stand up comedians". Otherwise, i might never have found him. I hope he has a lot of videos on you tube.
i have listened to this segment so many times that i know all of the punch lines and how he will deliver them, yet i STILL burst into uncontrollable laughter listening...
One of the best things about being in a committed relationship is that you have someone to call you out on your bullshit and bad habits. Especially for us men. This is one reason married guys in their 40s and 50s do better than most of their single counterparts if they go back on the dating market. We dress better, we eat better, we have better manners and, most importantly, we know women better.
I super love Dylan's stand ups, same as I loved him geniously submitting to the role of a frustrated bookshop owner in The Black Books. Amazingly observant guy.
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"Don't argue with someone who knows you."
This is a multilayered and deep truth that all should abide.
Deceptively insightful, and tbh, quite obvious once it's been pointed out
Oh for sure 😁
But it's doubled edged
No one knows anyone.
@@gavinwells6911 what
This man is an absolute genius. Deep truths, hidden behind absurdist humor. And extremely literate. He deserves infinitely more recognition.
This
Believe me he is well recognised
@@GETAJEWUPYA but not infinitely recognized
He's practically unknown in the US, from what I've seen. I've shown him to 2 people, both couldn't look beyond his accent. They also couldn't get comfy with the speed of his jokes. :/
MRS_D3N1M X his speed can be a problem, but not on YT!😉 He was on Conan twice and also on Letterman.
This man is the most creative comedian I know. No cheap jokes despite the incredible rate he delivers new jokes. This is the only sure fire comedian I'd bring a date to.
impalaSS65 Wear a nice shirt. 😄
@@Caperhere Of course! My black T-shirts with white dog hair and heavy metal prints are always a winner, I understand ;)
No cheap jokes? The whole dog impression was cheap, and unoriginal. And it didn't fit the narrative. "Is that the level of challenge you want?" then goes on to admit it's a level he couldn't handle. This sounds desperate.
I recommend some Doug Stanhope or Bill Burr.
I love Dylan, but incredible rate? Lol. He’s made like 4 specials in the past 25 years.
@@happinesstan I disagree with your analysis of the dog joke. It was all his, even thought the theme has been done, so has the theme of relational comedy with "small, weak and useless men", which usually make me cringe and puke at the same time. My final analysis is "hahaha", hence it stands the test.
Bill Burr is my personal all time comedian. I recognize myself and my closest friends in him. He doesn't reach the creative level of Dylan Moran, but I don't need it necessarily to laugh.
Stanhope has some witty twists, but seems tormented by anxiety and lack of self knowledge.
None of them are a good choice for a date. That was a requirement in my comment.
I'd go to a Bill Burr show for the double ticket price, but alone.
One of the greatest discoveries of the past month for me has been this comedian. His voice is perfect, he can project… he sounds Shakespearean trained in theatre… like he studied and worked hard… he’s hilarious, he can improvise, a funny creative poet, great delivery. Bravo… he’s brilliant, warm and can hold the audience completely in the palm of his hand. A force of nature, yet so relaxed. Wow. I’d read a good biography on him. What a master. Gratitude!💕🌷🙏🏼☕️
You said it perfectly! I'm 65, hippie liberal, but I'd have to molest him if within my grasp, lol!!
Have you watched Black Books? It's brilliant!
You are in for a treat. I can just watch his videos for daaaaays
it's called 'Irish' 😅
Adult film: Home Loan 2
Now your talking!
2 ?
@@lisaa6099 the first one was a lackluster coming of age film and the couple didn't realise credit mattered.
2 was by FAR the superior of the franchise.
@@lisaa6099 - Denied a Home Loan 2: Home Loan in New York.
Look out for that Trump cameo!
Now that’s a horror film I’ll watch
The best Irish comedians like Dylan Moran (probably the best of all) have a keen sense of the surreal rather than the cruel in their observations on everyday life Love that while he speaks fast like most Irish people- he has slowed down his delivery for global audiences and his concepts are so plentiul he rarely swears except for appropriate emphasis in a live environment. Erudite Genius and too talented to indulge in bullying of anyone eg women, fat people/other groups like some UK and US and Australian comics do ( except for Billy Connolly a Scotsman of Irish parents who is also brilliantly surreal and Never cruel, bullying , racist or misogynistic) God bless them both.
This bloke just riffs so brilliantly, stream of consciousness writ large and in so doing he reveals the essence of the fraught human condition in true Irish fashion.
man he made so many jokes....my brain is not used to this speed
Lol go watch Russel Howard's older stand-up videos
Ikr I see so many comedians drag on the joke before getting to the punchline. Like get to the point already, I'm not here for story time.
Lucinda Norris he’s a cross eyed nonce
Zhin Null you can make many jokes on the way to the punchline...anticipation is usually really fun.
If you like a similar structure but with a little more dark humor check out Sam Morril, his special is free on youtube
"Here's a remote covered in nutella. I thought you'd enjoy that." 😆
How can I also receive this marellous token of love and esteem?😁
"it's a bit windy but you get grapefruit. brilliant. that's the internet"
"...and my overwhelming resemblance to all the villains in history."
“You become a jelly baby with a few quid” 😂😂😂😂 that was the funniest joke
bea haxby what do those words mean?? What are quid?
@@ps7549 jelly baby is a gelatinous candy in the UK, and quid is our currency, slang for 'pound'
@@ps7549 quid means moneeyyy
A jelly baby is told by doctor you are pregnant , who have you slept with? Jelly baby replies allsorts! Stay safe.
@@mikeluke9404 wonderful I laughed
I've never heard anyone make a joke about nuclear reactor fuel using the specific term "fissile material". That's great.
it's weird cause the difference between men and women is the kind of topic most comedians would see as hacky, but he's always brilliant in the way he approaches it
Those differences will never be boring. It's the 21st century and we're no closer to understanding one another. If anything, I think we're regressed.
@@Katya_Lastochka preach
I thought the same thing. I worked in a comedy club for 6 years, and normally when comedians get on to the 'men & women' stuff, it's so played out and weak. Moran still manages to engage me with it though. Kudos.
that's because he actually cherishes women - you can tell he loves his wife very much, too.
@@adamdrakestudio actually don't
"All women during the day are freezing because all the kilajoules in their brain are burnt up by knowing everything about everyone in a two mile radius "
God, im dying! It's true!
reminded me of my aunts when they come to visit XD
I'm not sure I could physically handle seeing Dylan live. Every line is eye watering, curling up in laughter-pain genius!
it was one of the highlights of my life I swear to god. he's honestly even better in person XD
My new favourite comedian 🍾
“Why do you never want to put your arms around me anymore!!”
“Because I don’t want two charred stumps thank you very much. No one told me I was marrying fissile material.”
😂😂😂😂😂😂 This killed me.
This guy should start a book shop
I miss good ol' Bernard Black too!
I'm so happy that he questioned the "adult" in "adult films", because I have never understood it myself...
Any joke where the punchline is "fissile material" is one that validates the cost to hear it live.
8:33 What a splendid observation. It's so true. My wife is always freezing during the day - and she knows everything about everybody in a large radius. If I need to know anything about who or what or where, I ask her - or my grand daughter.
Existential, poetic comedy is definitely my style. Dylan Moran is the one!
3:36 Beetroot and vertigo... Horseradish and deja-vu hahahahahahaha 😂😂😂
They sound expensive 😁
This man is special, his weird delivery and style is like a mix of James Acaster, Steven Fry and Hugh Lorie multiplied by Bill Bailey. And his ability to completely subvert your expectations in the middle of a normal sentence is incredible.
This is the scientific bit. If you don't understand science it'll sound like generalisations.
I loved that bit the most xD
I gotta remember that sentence xDDD
I was gonna give you a like but you already have a perfect 666 likes... As a satanist I Didnt want to spoil it!
@@DuncanKassel lol
One of the main things that RUclips is great for, is that you can see devastatingly underrated comedians such as your man DM. He observes life, then shows it back to us, truthfully and hilariously. ✌🏼️
Well I wouldn't call someone who is popular across the globe underrated. Come to think of it he's the only modern comedian who came to Serbia
Underrated? He’s bloody Dylan Moran! It seems to be just the US that people are ignorant, the rest of us are in the know.
He's not underrated, if you're into stand up you'll have known him. He tours the world.
Aaaah, I love his mind! Also his face.
I love this guy. He is simply brilliant.
Making me laugh on a dark quarantine day, charming and witty as always 👍
So articulate in the way he tells jokes. Seriously layered humour as well. Genius!
I am going to be laughing at "beetroot and vertigo" for days.
I've watched and re-watched this and other things by dylan moran almost 10 times now but i still laugh incredulously. He's hilarious!!
i thought this was gonna be a ted talk...
Thought that too lol
It is
Well wasn't that a lucky break?!
You discovered the inimitable Dylan Moran. Enjoy!
@@truerosie what is with your spacing ?
The part you looking for starts about 6m25s
Man that's real science for you!
(Yet, quite different from what all men thought off when clicking :P
God, he only gets better and better. I thought Monster was peak, but his new stuff is SO GOOD.
“..put a different fucking shirt on…’ Died.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏😂
The delivery of his quick wit is his genius!!! ❤
"to some who are not familiar with science this may sound like generalizations"
kinn grimm Absolute gold from a comedian!
Won’t lie that one flew over my head
@@buttan3399 hi mate, hope you are doing well. Looking forward to the upcoming M&B2
Myself and the hubby are 19 years married today, he's spot on "romote control covered in Nutella"..🤷♀️
Sounds grand to me 😁😁😁
-Tracey - happy anniversary!
@@turtlepenguinXkizuna thanks 👍
How the crime shall be remembered... Ahhahahahahahah!!!. I'm ded. So spot on. Lol
This was the exact running commentary on life that my mother supplied us with, totally free and without anyone asking.
New Dylan Moran!
What a gift on this fine morning! 😆
He's the best person I've watched in years. His humour touches every moment of life and makes you laugh.
His humour has made my life so much happier
Why does he not have a Netflix special ?????
This man is far too good for Netflix!
@@boahnation9932 what appropriate platform would you suggest for him?
too busy babysitting Bill Bailey
@but why Quite different in their comedy. Not even close to the same subjects or style.
lol Chapelle's Netflix specials have been hot garbage. You can tell he keeps dumping them on there because they keep giving him $20mil each time for his NEW EDGY TAKE on steaming broccoli or whatever the fuck he talks about. Most comedians suck, always have, and while Chapelle used to be good, now he's a hack who's shat four terrible specials out in three years and dumped them direct-to-Netflix because no reasonable person would pay for them. But now everyone pretends to like one because it caused controversy. Yeah, it was shit and nothing was funny and Dave Chapelle looks like there are various parts of him beginning to peel, but Buzzfeed seemed pretty pissed about his take on the socioeconomic situation of the Republic Citrus Farmers or summat, so I guess I can pretend to like that special I didn't watch.
Fuck you bro, I've never even been to Bratislava
3========D~~~!~~~~~~
(1:1 Proportion)
-Lord Valerie Jenkins-
Truly the Salvador Dali of comedy, incredible 🤣😂😄
I can listen to Dylan Moran over and over again; I seem to never get tired his comic dialogues.
Absolutely original genius. There is no one like him.
"This is the science part, it's science, but it might sound like generalization."😃
@legionary anti-illuminati What?
How did you misquote a video that you can rewind
I will always love this man and his style of comedy. XD
"What about this one thinking about moving to Shrewsbury?"🤣🤣
This is the ONLY comedian I binge watch. Repeatedly. No other comes close.
How he remembers all those lines is just amazing
Dylan Moran is a brilliant man
Hehe... That's exactly how I usually question my husband... I had no idea that answering might be such a torture...
God bless you! You are the first stand up comedian that I ever discovered and you are still the classiest! And I wish you a happy, good and safe life! (That's the wish that covers every thing as far as I can understand). Thank you for entertaining us - the modern day slaves, those around whom the Starbucks was originally built! 🎋
I loved Dylan Moran on Black's Books!!! Watched it several times!!!!!
Unbelievably hilarious!!! 🤣
And I don't think he breathes...
I honestly thought at parts that the bit AND THEN THE CAGE COMES DOWN would be fitting. Absolutely glorious that he is back.
Dogs truly are awesome.. :)
I know 🥰 we just got one a dog few months ago....and she's always soooo excited to see us when we rerun home. Like - she can't believe we're still alive 🤣 so cute 💜
*sees video*
Hmm is he as funny as he used to be?
*minutes later*
I can’t breathe! :)
Klamath 2046 your comment style:
Quite hackneyed though.
THE BOWEL CONDITION IS FATAL!
Well, I still don't love you.
This man is the man, true story
I dunno what it is about this man but he reminds of great Robin Williams. He has similar delivery and his humor and sarcasm are on point. I love it.
It had some good parts, but that last bit had me rolling! The timing and delivery was fanastic!
Seen him live about a year ago. He seemed to emit a very low energy when performing but was still very entertaining. Still one my top five favourite comedians
Dam! Now I’m searching “black books” on RUclips. Another late night for me 😆
steviesmiler Amazing show. Still watch it.
Zerith Munswyn yep. I found series 1, episode 1, on RUclips.
“Cooking the books”.
I forgot about the little book of calm 😆
steviesmiler lmfao my favorite episode is that first one. So beautifully written.
6:05 I was literally taking out my contacts. XD
I loved Black Books. Just wanted to say that.
'Jelly baby with a few quid.' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love love this man so much. True genius.💜☮️💜
This is so densely packed with great material. Hilarious in a deep way. I just discovered him by typing in "British stand up comedians". Otherwise, i might never have found him. I hope he has a lot of videos on you tube.
Just in case you may think he's British, I'll point out that he's not, he's Irish, although you can probably tell by the accent anyway.
Love Dylan Moran ! Especially in the sitcom “Black Books”.
LOVED black books
@@andreasv9472 just wish there would have been more seasons.....
i have listened to this segment so many times that i know all of the punch lines and how he will deliver them, yet i STILL burst into uncontrollable laughter listening...
"one person in a relationship cant do everything. Itd be unbalanced. So i test the crisps."
😂
Beyond brilliant!
God he's good His delivery is 2nd to none Love his stuff
One of the best things about being in a committed relationship is that you have someone to call you out on your bullshit and bad habits. Especially for us men. This is one reason married guys in their 40s and 50s do better than most of their single counterparts if they go back on the dating market. We dress better, we eat better, we have better manners and, most importantly, we know women better.
Dylan Moran is a comic genius!
I wonder what his wife's reaction was when he rehearsed this.
You've heard it already. "You wearing that shirt?"
She probably helped him tweak the jokes honestly lol. Seems like they have a very healthy relationship
@mrpinks show us on the doll where the mean woman hurt you.
She'd have to be a diamond in the rough to put up with him all the time 😂
"insane requirements for details".
Hahaha
"Marrying fissile material" Absolutely brilliant
I freeze all day. I burn up all night. This man is scary, how well he knows women.
says some guy
Hulagan 808 l’m the fifth guy and l have no idea what’s going on.
I’m the sixth guy and my brain hurts.
"..two charred stumps..."😂🤣
Dylan's wife sounds awesome 👍
Yes, she and I would get along well 😁
Superb as ever.
The last part about being cold was GENIUS.
'Women Walking on Modern Flooring' is my new band name
The man is a legend.
If I had a scandalous affair with him, I'd call him Jelly Baby
@Josip Impressed?
@Josip because it's more fun that way - it's youtube.
We need more Moran!
A jelly baby with a few quid 😂
I super love Dylan's stand ups, same as I loved him geniously submitting to the role of a frustrated bookshop owner in The Black Books. Amazingly observant guy.
"A jelly baby with a few quid"
I didn't come here to feel personally attacked...
So good😂😂😂
he's wonderful! I still can't believe I got the chance to see him live in my hometown! he's absolutely hilarious
This is REALLY adult, REALLY funny stuff! Love it!
A jelly baby with a few quid 🤣 that just made me howl with laughter 😂😂
I enjoyed this
Aye Bloody Brilliant & True!!!!
Wine and great comedian...Dylan never cease to amaze me with his jokes...someone who knows you well 😂😅😂 it’s 100% true!
"This is the science part. For some of you who don't understand science, it will sound like generalizations." Dying 😂😂😂