In the words of the late, great Patrice O'Neal: "Comedy shouldn't be everybody laughing. It should be about 50 people laughing, and 50 people horrified."
Every so often he suddenly goes turrets syndrome explosive screaming for a second … that makes it authentic. Reminds me of Macron and Trudeau revealing their true nature.
It was a clever line but sadly I think most of his gags went straight over the audiences' head like a doodle bug. " More hits than Dresden" ... really! Hah.
@@dogchaser520 I think you miss my point. I don't mind the joke being silly but it's not original at all. When I said it was a Christmas cracker joke I meant literally. And again you're right, nothing wrong with silly stupid jokes but I wouldn't class it as a "great line" It's not original and I've heard it about a thousand times.
@@monkeynews8311 Well, we can screw ants over the details if you'd like, but I'd say your rating of it has a lot to do with having heard it many times before. It was the first time for me, and it made me laugh. It may not be original, but any borrowed joke that's any good tends to get repeated in some form (often modified) until it fails to surprise and thereby amuse. Sounds as if he bet his audience hadn't heard it, or maybe had heard it just enough times to hit the campiness/semi-ironic region of humor. Or he may not have realized he'd borrowed it. Or may have even come up with it independently. Alternatively, every December he's sitting on the floor by himself opening one Christmas cracker after another, mining for gold and next year's act...
As Italian and a guy who have seriously frequented schools learning history and spent also the last 20 years studying more history... I found this show banal. Kinda superficial and grey. I mean I'm not scandalized, not even close, by his jokes. But I also did not laugh at all. There's literally nothing to laugh at. I won't consider this as commedy. Nor a history lesson. Sincerely speaking, I'm still trying to figure out why you guys laughs at this. 🤔 Maybe for the occasional screams the guy makes in order to look like the stereotypized version of Adolf Hitler? Yeah that could be fun. Maybe. But... Ok... It's not a bad show after all. 🤔
This guy just cracks me up from: The very concept of Hitler singing That's Life; The satire of Nazism; The costume; The lyrics; The accented delivery. All so, so great.
Dark humor as it should be done. This guy has some great audience interactions. Mel Brooks would love this guy. This man proves you can do offensive material without being offensive.
The trick to more delicate subjects like this kind of thing is making sure you make the character you're making fun of, who is a terrible person in reality, is portrayed in a way that to a rational person could not be construed as positive. Mel Brooks is a master of it, this guy is following the recipe exactly and killing it
@@postmellon8138 I said offensive material without making offensive jokes, not what you misquoted. the subject matter is offensive, making jokes about it that are NOT offensive is what makes good humor out of atrocities.
Damn I love real comedy - that strange place where cringe and embarrassment meet rapt amusement. This act took massive balls. It's important to ask the question: why should it require massive balls?
So true! Stan Boardman would have been cancelled before he even got on tv nowadays and Frank Carson too, although he was Irish I'm sure many folk these wokey days would not appreciate him making jokes about his own countrymen.
The fact that this video has the most views on this channel is a good sign. A sign that people who appreciate comedy, know that the best remedy for uncomfortable truths is laughter. Also, that Frank Sanazi is a very funny guy!
@@douglascoe1385 Hitler never wanted to conquer Britain. He liked us. Hated France as they crippled Germany, after a world war, with sanctions. If he never went after Germany, less countries would have got involved. French government should have been done for war crimes as they made German people starve and thus the Nazi Party gained power.
Yeah, we find this funny, but I’m sure if a Holocaust survivor was watching this, they would be triggered and appalled at all of us, laughing having a good time, while still fresh in their mind are memories of their loved ones, being brutally, stripped of their dignity and mass murdered. But on the bright side, it’s better than those folks that deny the holocaust ever happened.
This guy is an absolute genius. The audience doesn’t know what to do with him. Super funny and pushing the comfort barriers but always a bit ahead. Excellent and too scary for people to handle. Very funny!❤
Couldn't have had a tougher crowd if he tried. Even if you don't like the jokes the songs were incredibly well thought out and performed. I'd have been off my chair. Keep it up sir.
That first song was amazing. He got Sinatra's mannerisms on point and was able to sneak in an occasional, super accurate Hitler rather smoothly. Not to mention the brilliant lyrics and the fact that he's actually able to sing. Astonishing.
As a World War II expert I can confirm this is Peter Cunningham, a British comedian performing in front a very small audience at a London comedy club. And he’s brilliant.
Very clever, it'd be a dull act if it was from a UK perspective, but the Rat Pack ref means he needs to be an 'American' ... but I s̶i̶n̶k̶ think this only v̶e̶r̶k̶s̶ well to a UK audience ... wheels within wheels, all very odd and curious, but great fun.
American guy here, one of whose hobbies is discerning people’s accents. “Frank Sanazi” aka Pete Cunningham is English but when he speaks in this character he really sounds American like Frank Sinatra. He performed the American accent pretty well, so much so that I only detected his English accent a couple of times.
This guy is great, really charismatic, animated too. He knows how to draw a crowd and get them really going. Give him a few years heil really be taking the world by storm, he's a real gas too!
@@Owen-hg3cuGet stuffed pal, do us a favour and go to Palestine if you care so much about it, instead of jumping on the bandwagon and running your keyboard warrior mouth.
Why would he make it up? Its actual history...why would he make it up rather than just make his act based around true historical facts? Why are you excited about this comment of yours? Goddamn some people are f**king dumb
This is my friend Pete, one of my oldest friends. We were in a band together 😊 in the mid-80's and he was a brilliant frontman then always had a great voice but will appreciate your comment, I'll let him know. He's being performing as Frank Sanazi for at least 15 years 👍😊
He's been around a long time bit under the radar. You're right though mate Channel 4 were going to have him in a show but bottled it in the end. It's obviously all ironic, when we had the band going we did an anti-racism gig once.
@@charliecoutts3003 Well done you Charlie! Your friend Pete is terrific and I am amazed that I’ve never heard of him before, but I shall watch his imminent meteoric rise with great interest, especially his annexing of the Sudetenland, mein Führer! 😈
“I was in-führer-iated” 😂😂😂 I find it hilarious how he’s peppered little facts, turns of phrase and reworked words throughout his act. That took quite lot of work. Someone else mentioned how this had a kind of Monty Python-esque feel to it and I agree. Another person brought up that comedy often has offensive bits, which this does. I don’t know if that’s okay with everyone but it’s okay with me... even the Jewish part of me.
This is one of the most intelligent, well thought out, and brilliantly written (and performed) comedy bits that I’ve seen in quite some time. Easily two plus decades, at least. Well done, sir! PLEASE……keep doing this kind of comedy. The world REALLY needs it!
@@MadScientist267 Corona has shown,how comlient almost the whole world can become,due to dictatorial,WHO measures,after a fabricated,engineered virus attack,funded with american taxpayers money in wuhan china!
Genius lyrics and wordplay comedy. Just hilarious. Also the gestures of angry Adolf are uncanny. Strangers on my flight is also excellent. Would love to see him live. EDIT - Going to Edinburgh in August
And nothing should be off limits.... If you can't make comedy out of anything and everything,you're taking life too seriously.Why should it matter to me,what someone else is laughing at,it don't matter to me,even if you're are laughing at me,it can't harm me.The world's gone crazy,way too far off track,no wonder half the people need anti-depressants if they can't take or make a joke... 'If you can't laugh at yourself,then i'll do it for you' -One of the Marx brothers,I can't remember which one,but I think it might have been Groucho
@@kathleensullivan4547WW2 propogandist 'common knowledge' is hardly scarce in any culture or any generation. Could just be it wasn't that funny.. the whole thing felt like slapstick without the slap.
It's been a while since I've laughed this hard at something. When he asked the audience to guess how many copies he sold, was I the only one to think 6 million?
This dude has balls of steel performing that, and as a ww2 buff, Jesus christ, he really nailed it hard 😂 the rat pack joke all his history is awesome lol.
True. That guy has balls of steel. He got them from his father who was also his grandfather. Heard it‘s still common practice in the US, at least in the south.
This was funny to me as a WW2 historian. I imagine most of the audience didn't know the many events was referencing. I admire the balls on this guy - the Sinatra/Hitler blend is clever.
A bit more appreciation from the crowd would have been nice. It takes real skill to be able to develop and deliver a set of that quality and be right on the razor's edge without falling off it.
That 'swore stickers' joke at the end was the cherry on top! Hilarious act overall with some comedic genius written singing talent. Keep up the great skits Frank Sanazi!
Very very clever act. Very funny and performed with perfection. Very unique and hope to see more of him. So many things there, I could probably watch a few more times to pick up on things I missed. So full of entertainment.
I heard somewhere, the British are more reserved than many other western countries when it comes to laughter and other shows. I am not sure how true it really is because even though I have watched brits do acts in America. I have never seen, or at least known if, an act was in the UK. Maybe someone from there can enlighten me if this is actually unusual or the norm. To me I was laughing so hard. The raw humor and mockery was brilliant and word play. Plus the one dude who knew what to say when he asked how many albums he sold....it was pure joy.
@@MrReaperHand There's lots of laughter. It's literally a non-woke comedy club, with a crowd that all voted for Brexit, so this is exactly the sort of act people want to see. Are people supposed to be jumping out of their chairs?
@@bluedeskfan2754 No, maybe they kept the mic only to pick up him (which is great less audience distraction). I am just used to very loud crowds when watching comedy. I love my old British comedy I would watch. It was less raunchy and always seemed more witty as well. It was carefully crafted to truly be funny without needing anything crass to stand on. So I am glad to hear it is normal and there was plenty. It just seemed due to what US is like (over the top to almost fakery level) which can dull me to what other countries are like. This made me laugh a lot and made me happy it exists and not canceled to hell and back.
This guy is brilliant, absolutely hilarious with such dicey material, so not PC and he carried it off with such a great voice. We need more people like him who don't give a toss about the woke BS that has crushed comedy and our ability to laugh at ourselves and others and very clever too.
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In the words of the late, great Patrice O'Neal: "Comedy shouldn't be everybody laughing. It should be about 50 people laughing, and 50 people horrified."
Now that is a comedian
The Great Patrice O’Neil 🙌🏽 remember also in that episode he fucked with Bob Sagat 😂 rip to both of those comedy giants.
@@arthurserna3301 Patrice was on fire at the Green Room
Or 50 people laughing and horrified that they cant stop ?
You know Patrice was a legend because all of the current comedians will ALL tell you a funny Patrice story!
That moment you realise this is way less offensive than what's happening in the real world. Love it!
Every so often he suddenly goes turrets syndrome explosive screaming for a second … that makes it authentic. Reminds me of Macron and Trudeau revealing their true nature.
People would be offended if he was in blackface doing Idi Amin.
It's way less offensive than Justin Trudeau acting like Hitler
@@joefization bingo
You nailed it, sir. Laughter unite people, no matter what race or politics.
"They're all full of themselves, those Russian dolls..."
Great line.
It was a clever line but sadly I think most of his gags went straight over the audiences' head like a doodle bug. " More hits than Dresden" ... really! Hah.
Overall it was a good routine but that is literally a Chritmas cracker joke.
@@monkeynews8311 Nothing wrong with straight-ahead silliness sometimes. If a joke makes you laugh, that's good. No need to debate it or analyze it.
@@dogchaser520 I think you miss my point. I don't mind the joke being silly but it's not original at all. When I said it was a Christmas cracker joke I meant literally.
And again you're right, nothing wrong with silly stupid jokes but I wouldn't class it as a "great line" It's not original and I've heard it about a thousand times.
@@monkeynews8311 Well, we can screw ants over the details if you'd like, but I'd say your rating of it has a lot to do with having heard it many times before. It was the first time for me, and it made me laugh. It may not be original, but any borrowed joke that's any good tends to get repeated in some form (often modified) until it fails to surprise and thereby amuse. Sounds as if he bet his audience hadn't heard it, or maybe had heard it just enough times to hit the campiness/semi-ironic region of humor. Or he may not have realized he'd borrowed it. Or may have even come up with it independently.
Alternatively, every December he's sitting on the floor by himself opening one Christmas cracker after another, mining for gold and next year's act...
“Occupation?”
“No, just visiting this time!”
Amazing joke! 😂
I've heard it before somewhere, perhaps in movie/comedy. No problem 😊
F yeh 😅
@henrikaugustsson4041 - it has been around for ever but still very funny
I wonder how many of the audience knew enough history to actually understand his jokes? Great show.
That be hit and miss I'd suspect...
Most of them I'd imagine, as a default position we're often way too harsh on our brothers and sisters.
I do.
But did you get the Allo Allo, we ask the questions?
@@Deontjie knock knock, thats an old one, used to hear that in the schoolyard years ago, still a classic though 😂
To be able to mix a perfect Frank Sinatra singing voice with a German accent and great comedy material just so good
What a good voice!
Austrian accent *
@@akgg5086 actually german, hitler didn't spoke austrian accent
One of the best performances I've ever seen what an amazing singer too!!
There is no accent in his singing. Only when he stops and says certain phrases
As a historian and self absorbed history buff, the historic accuracy, the look, the voice, the music, this is an instant classic!!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 it was very informed and funny.
As Italian and a guy who have seriously frequented schools learning history and spent also the last 20 years studying more history... I found this show banal. Kinda superficial and grey. I mean I'm not scandalized, not even close, by his jokes.
But I also did not laugh at all.
There's literally nothing to laugh at.
I won't consider this as commedy.
Nor a history lesson.
Sincerely speaking, I'm still trying to figure out why you guys laughs at this. 🤔
Maybe for the occasional screams the guy makes in order to look like the stereotypized version of Adolf Hitler? Yeah that could be fun. Maybe.
But... Ok... It's not a bad show after all. 🤔
@@Be_Ming good for you.
@@danielefabbro822you suck
@@danielefabbro822 gaaay
"Put your hands up if you haven't seen me before"😂😂😂😂😂
Absolutely mint. Exactly what the world needs, some original, no holds barred, proper comedy.
Looks like we non fluffy folk might be getting comedy back. Hooraaaaaah!
And a pretty damn good Sinatra voice too!
Yes, except original is not the word.
Original? Hitler got there first
Correct. Some repurposed jokes there.
As a jewish man ,i must say that i find this guy absolutely...hilarious.
Funny, because he's one of you using Nazis for a subversive laugh.
Me too
He's a great performer!
+1
No one gives a crap that you claim to be Jewish.
The courage to do this, and make it pure comedy. I love it.
I'm from Germany 🇩🇪
Can you even be watching this in Germany?
@@henrytawnn8694 who says I'm still there?
@@boredvet They know.
@@henrytawnn8694 who is they?
@@boredvet They know who they are.
This guy just cracks me up from:
The very concept of Hitler singing That's Life;
The satire of Nazism;
The costume;
The lyrics;
The accented delivery.
All so, so great.
He couldn’t done I DID IT MY WAY as well
Frank Sinatra-esque.
Dark humor as it should be done. This guy has some great audience interactions. Mel Brooks would love this guy. This man proves you can do offensive material without being offensive.
Yet if I draw Mohamed it’s a hate crime🤷♂️
The trick to more delicate subjects like this kind of thing is making sure you make the character you're making fun of, who is a terrible person in reality, is portrayed in a way that to a rational person could not be construed as positive. Mel Brooks is a master of it, this guy is following the recipe exactly and killing it
yes, very Mel Brooks-ish style to this humor, very heilevel humor
Offensive humour without being offensive? Then it wouldn’t be called offensive idk if I understand??
@@postmellon8138 I said offensive material without making offensive jokes, not what you misquoted. the subject matter is offensive, making jokes about it that are NOT offensive is what makes good humor out of atrocities.
Damn I love real comedy - that strange place where cringe and embarrassment meet rapt amusement. This act took massive balls. It's important to ask the question: why should it require massive balls?
Thanks for alerting me to this! Only half way through and it hurts! (My sides)
So true! Stan Boardman would have been cancelled before he even got on tv nowadays and Frank Carson too, although he was Irish I'm sure many folk these wokey days would not appreciate him making jokes about his own countrymen.
Came here bc of your recommendation. Glad I did 🤙this is classic
Thanks for the heads up.
Brad, now that was funny!
The fact that this video has the most views on this channel is a good sign. A sign that people who appreciate comedy, know that the best remedy for uncomfortable truths is laughter. Also, that Frank Sanazi is a very funny guy!
Comedy and derision is an extremely deadly weapon to those in power. It's a big reason the left wants to regulate speech and memes.
I thought instead of 1S he was going to start pinning 2. S's on their colors.
This guy goes hard against a hostile crowd and never let it get to him. True professional is what he is.
Absolute GigaChad.
The audience are laughing their heads off. They're just not miked up.
Hostile? Hardly. They knew what they signed up.
@@mattmarzula No no no! The guy was referring to the *original* one!
Professional what?
Great Sinatra voice, good jokes, amusing Chaplin moustache...this guy could conquer the world.
Or at least Europe
@@douglascoe1385 Hitler never wanted to conquer Britain. He liked us. Hated France as they crippled Germany, after a world war, with sanctions. If he never went after Germany, less countries would have got involved. French government should have been done for war crimes as they made German people starve and thus the Nazi Party gained power.
Lol!
Chaplin moustache .... haha ... good one.
@@matthiasbohm2593 I wondered if anybody caught that.
I think the crowd didn’t get a lot of his more clever jokes. I loved this, hilarious.
Yeah you have to actually know history to get all references.
Saddammy Davis junior and Osama bing Crosby had me howling 🤣🤣🤣
Gaddafi Duck.🤣
His jokes are too smart... I think they went over a lot of peoples heads... A comedian before his time...
one might say 75-78 years ago people would've found this act a true banger. They'd at least get the jokes.
Most Americans would be clueless.
Could be a third generation
Could be a third generation
You sure he ain't after his time?
I laughed out loud at “Thanks for the Italian first act. Thanks for all the help”. Loved the puns and word play!
Hmmm... This is the only pro-Mussolini act I know of. Wonder if he could've been referring to...
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With the thumbs up lol
A true comedian, opens with a joke, closes with a joke. With all, good jokes in between too.
Ba ba ba ba ba
@@doovbaloevera1430 Okaaaaaay… 🤔
I am Argentinian, I would stand up to clap but I have one of my hands up.
"The Sound of One Hand Clapping"
@@aisforapple2494i don’t think that’s the lesson
@@xaikken
Are you sure? 🤣
@@aisforapple2494 haha no but im almost sure
thats because you surrender to the british 2 hands up and white flag with 12,000 troops in the falklands
Perfect humour. The ones who don't get it don't want to get it. We Italians liked it very much.
Eh I don't get it .
I like it
Not surprised at all.
@@hotpotat0es research a little more and in no time you will ”get it”
@@danielviljanen5832 don't think you get sarcasm .
It's important for everyone in the world to know, that it's OK to laugh at everything. Love this guy.
Well put
What a relief to hear those words 🙏
So you love hitler? XD I’m kidding
Yeah if it's funny. This is dire.
Yeah, we find this funny, but I’m sure if a Holocaust survivor was watching this, they would be triggered and appalled at all of us, laughing having a good time, while still fresh in their mind are memories of their loved ones, being brutally, stripped of their dignity and mass murdered. But on the bright side, it’s better than those folks that deny the holocaust ever happened.
Bloody hell - he's as mad as a box of frogs and it's perfection.
I Think I just learned a,new, favorite saying. Thank you.
"as mad as a box of krauts"
@@fraggit "as mad as a box of Kraut frogs" FTW
@@fraggit A pillbox of Krauts
@@schrodingersgat4344 Yep, that definitely works.
This guy is an absolute genius. The audience doesn’t know what to do with him. Super funny and pushing the comfort barriers but always a bit ahead. Excellent and too scary for people to handle. Very funny!❤
This is one of the most creative and original comedy sets I've ever seen
He’s such a unique comedian - one in 6 million
Except for the knock knock joke
When it's funny because it's true, the games up. So if you see a comedian being censored, they're exposing the powerful and the corrupt
Couldn't have had a tougher crowd if he tried. Even if you don't like the jokes the songs were incredibly well thought out and performed. I'd have been off my chair. Keep it up sir.
Imagine being at this show drunk or high, I'd be falling into other audience members in a fit of hysterics.
I would be sweating because if a photograph was taken, I would lose everything.
@@africaart wow, how small are your testicles?
To be fair man is genuinly a really good singer and no matter the lyrics it is hard to interrupt a nice tune lol
You're mistaken
It's not that they are a tough crowd
It's just that's his agent has booked him as the headline act at a bar mitzvah
That first song was amazing. He got Sinatra's mannerisms on point and was able to sneak in an occasional, super accurate Hitler rather smoothly. Not to mention the brilliant lyrics and the fact that he's actually able to sing. Astonishing.
.... first song?
As a World War II expert I can confirm this is Peter Cunningham, a British comedian performing in front a very small audience at a London comedy club. And he’s brilliant.
Had a feeling he was. The accent broke through a couple of times, although quite subtly.
Very clever, it'd be a dull act if it was from a UK perspective, but the Rat Pack ref means he needs to be an 'American' ... but I s̶i̶n̶k̶ think this only v̶e̶r̶k̶s̶ well to a UK audience ... wheels within wheels, all very odd and curious, but great fun.
As a german i must say, i would fallow this guy wherever he leads. 😂
Hahaaaa... Good one
Just like your grandpa
@@JHV166
Joke ➡️
You 🙎🏼♂️
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I would follow him into the Siberian Winter if I had to! 🥺😭😭
Wow, my skin almost crawled off and hid under my chair from that explosion of wordworking. Such puns, such talent, such chutzpah! I love him.
😂 What's woodworking in this context?
@@stephen3654 You do Not want to know, Stephen, but I assure you: it's thunderous!
@@KJensenStudio oh, woRdworking, I think it was late when I read that, makes sense now.
@@stephen3654 I thought I read woodworking too. Weird.
@@drcatspaw I think because woRdworking isn't even a real word
Balls of steel mate.
Half the audience didn't know what the fck to do with themselves. 😂
American guy here, one of whose hobbies is discerning people’s accents. “Frank Sanazi” aka Pete Cunningham is English but when he speaks in this character he really sounds American like Frank Sinatra. He performed the American accent pretty well, so much so that I only detected his English accent a couple of times.
My friend died at Auschwitz - I did warn him it was a terrible place to do stand-up.
Lol
🙏
No more Internet for you today
I'm guessing he was not showered with applause?
My uncle died there too. He got shitfaced pissed and broke his neck when he fell out of his machine-gun tower.
Frank Sinazi is making comedy great again.
This guy is great, really charismatic, animated too. He knows how to draw a crowd and get them really going. Give him a few years heil really be taking the world by storm, he's a real gas too!
I know right! He's got potential leader written all over him!
😆
@@cwdrock His career is going to be rising like the Graf Zeppelin!
I thought he was a bit heavy on the camp.
@@doctorlolchicken7478 I thought only a Third of his act was camp. Though i see your point if he works the camp to hard his whole act could fall.
I'm jewish, and I think this guy was absolutely hilarious and I hope he keeps it. Great work!❤
Given the way Israel are behaving now, no wonder you find it funny
You would actually have to be a vbitter twisted nazi-hamas lover to not like this x😅
@@Owen-hg3cu How strange, isn't it ? Jews don't accept to be mass killed anymore, sorry for you.
Great , not complaining this time . . . good for you. 😉
@@Owen-hg3cuGet stuffed pal, do us a favour and go to Palestine if you care so much about it, instead of jumping on the bandwagon and running your keyboard warrior mouth.
Well, I did Nazi that coming! Brilliant comedian! 👏
You've got that reich!
@@pyrrhicvictory6707 heil go far
I’m fuhrer ious
oh no jew didn't
Ann frankly I’m disgusted…
I took Poland in April then I took France in May. This is actually 100% historically accurate 😂
didnt he take Poland Sept 1939?
The invasion of Poland lasted from September to October of ‘39 so I don’t think so
Why would he make it up? Its actual history...why would he make it up rather than just make his act based around true historical facts? Why are you excited about this comment of yours? Goddamn some people are f**king dumb
Not quite, but poetic licence...
@@pretzelboi86 That's exactly what the Jews would have us believe! haha
this guy doesn't even need the comedy, the voice is awesome.
I agree he's great
This is my friend Pete, one of my oldest friends. We were in a band together 😊 in the mid-80's and he was a brilliant frontman then always had a great voice but will appreciate your comment, I'll let him know. He's being performing as Frank Sanazi for at least 15 years 👍😊
@@charliecoutts3003 he's got some balls too ,i can't believe he's not been cancelled by the woke to be honest lol.
He's been around a long time bit under the radar. You're right though mate Channel 4 were going to have him in a show but bottled it in the end. It's obviously all ironic, when we had the band going we did an anti-racism gig once.
@@charliecoutts3003 Well done you Charlie! Your friend Pete is terrific and I am amazed that I’ve never heard of him before, but I shall watch his imminent meteoric rise with great interest, especially his annexing of the Sudetenland, mein Führer! 😈
“I was in-führer-iated” 😂😂😂 I find it hilarious how he’s peppered little facts, turns of phrase and reworked words throughout his act. That took quite lot of work. Someone else mentioned how this had a kind of Monty Python-esque feel to it and I agree. Another person brought up that comedy often has offensive bits, which this does. I don’t know if that’s okay with everyone but it’s okay with me... even the Jewish part of me.
Frank Sanazi, It takes some big balls to do this act. Well done.
Ein massive ball 🤣
thank god there are still jesters who arent afraid of the king at court!
he actually has a good voice.
Das iz gud yar
He is a proper singer. He sings under the name Pete Sinclair.
It takes one big ball of brass to pull this type of humor off! And he did it!
This is one of the most intelligent, well thought out, and brilliantly written (and performed) comedy bits that I’ve seen in quite some time. Easily two plus decades, at least.
Well done, sir!
PLEASE……keep doing this kind of comedy. The world REALLY needs it!
Agreed. He was informed and funny. We should not be afraid of truth.
You bet your ass!!
Brilliant.
He's not really all that funny but I totally support the "make them squirm". The world can't handle this kind of shit anymore.
@@MadScientist267 Corona has shown,how comlient almost the whole world can become,due to dictatorial,WHO measures,after a fabricated,engineered virus attack,funded with american taxpayers money in wuhan china!
This is hands down the funniest stand-up I've seen in years.
Hands down!
Hands up!
@@mp7161 NEIN! Only eins "Hand up".
100%
This guy is proof that you don't have to use profanity to be funny. Comedy can be clean & wholesome
😂😂😂
I see what you did there 😂
Lmaooo
Pure, you can say.
american comedy is profane
Have not seen a talent like this is a very long while. Perfect singing, comedy, acting and timing. Genius.
Most original act I have seen in a long time. Hilarious 😂
You mean "Hitlerious"
@@Aboleo80 You mean "Heilarious"
It's evident that very few in the audience are aware of their own history. Another success story for new-age teachers and their masters.
Wow! This guy is great! His jokes should be used by History teachers everywhere.
They’d be sacked
Genius lyrics and wordplay comedy. Just hilarious. Also the gestures of angry Adolf are uncanny. Strangers on my flight is also excellent. Would love to see him live. EDIT - Going to Edinburgh in August
When he made them raise their hands i lost it😂
Mel Brooke’s say it best: I use my comedy to mock AH.
This follows in that tradition. Nothing is of limits for comedy
*off limits
@@DieFlabbergast We are bursting with gratitude for your pointing that out, oh wise one 🤔
@ScriptureNest Offensive? To who? Fascists?
And nothing should be off limits....
If you can't make comedy out of anything and everything,you're taking life too seriously.Why should it matter to me,what someone else is laughing at,it don't matter to me,even if you're are laughing at me,it can't harm me.The world's gone crazy,way too far off track,no wonder half the people need anti-depressants if they can't take or make a joke...
'If you can't laugh at yourself,then i'll do it for you' -One of the Marx brothers,I can't remember which one,but I think it might have been Groucho
@@da4dim . .I met Groucho in 1973...I told him " Love Happy " was still Funny ..that was showing at the world Theater. He thanked Me ..Terrible COPD..
This is what real comedy used to be. I miss it so much 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾🔥
Totally agree, I got stomach ache laughing. If you can’t laugh at Hitler, who can you laugh at?
Yup. Richard pryor, andrew dice clay, George carlin.....the list goes on. Offensive, crude and absolutely hilarious.
Not seen anything like this for years, so so many great one liners, “vee ask the quvestions” being just one of them 🤣
I love how uncomfortable the audience is with this. He's amazing!
Remember Norm McDonald?
Irreverent humour is the best medicine. Reminds me of the good ol' days when laughter was a big part of culture and smiling was normal.
100 percent on that one x
Yeah
I wouldn't call it irrelevant..
But it's a good way to sweep it under the rug like most communist do.
@@enoughsinsofmineown1033 Irreverent means showing a lack of respect for someone or something.
it still is, just ignore the freaks
"Occupation? No, just visiting this time, but thank you for asking" 😄 He has a great voice too!
Bruh the instant switch between buttery smooth singing and manic screaming has be DEAD. 😂
You might also love some vintage Sam Kinnison, then... LOLOLOL.
If you've never seen anything by him, check out his World Hunger joke first.
The crowd reaction is proof that kids don't learn anything in school these days.
Great job, Frank. Looking forward to seeing more from you.
And how should they be reacting? What are your thoughts?
@@Scorp_2
If they knew history then they would have been laughing through the song, not waiting for obvious punchlines during the standup bit.
😂 you got that right 😅
@@kathleensullivan4547WW2 propogandist 'common knowledge' is hardly scarce in any culture or any generation. Could just be it wasn't that funny.. the whole thing felt like slapstick without the slap.
Yeah thick twats today!
It only took 80 years, but WOW! Brilliant. Not laughed that hard in years.
It's been a while since I've laughed this hard at something. When he asked the audience to guess how many copies he sold, was I the only one to think 6 million?
Nine.
😅🤣😂😅🤣😅😂
I thought 88 ( HH= Heil Hilter) or 18 ( AH) was the correct number :)
Wow! Edgy, but hilarious! That: "Occupation?" "No...just visiting - but thanks for asking." Just blew me away laughing!
This dude has balls of steel performing that, and as a ww2 buff, Jesus christ, he really nailed it hard 😂 the rat pack joke all his history is awesome lol.
The rat pack joke was the only one that I didn't get. But he did cover a lot, the audience is quiet and probably horrified.... That's the best part.
'Putting Jews on a diet' is about as close to the knuckle as you'll ever hear.
I believe the joke was Iraq Pack. And the Iraq Pack if it is a thing, sounds like it would be a hilarious show.
@@sbctdizzle1 hahaha "iraq"pac.... Now I get it, yeah that's pretty funny.
True. That guy has balls of steel.
He got them from his father who was also his grandfather.
Heard it‘s still common practice in the US, at least in the south.
Fantastically offensive and a good singer too, what's not to like. Brilliant
Offensive…what a drip
@@BAKEDPOTATOLARDYASS you must be American , irony doesn't compute in your empty head.
@@laddenpix1 Na I’m Cambodian
@@BAKEDPOTATOLARDYASS oh, sorry to hear that
Offense can only be taken, not given. Thus this is not offensive only funny because of the mockery like proper humor. It is awesome.
Great voice, great parody, very funny man taking huge risks with his material. He deserves to be better known.
This is not only brilliantly funny but completely original and unique...well done that man!
A bit Niche... 😀
What did I just watch?! Amazing, original, lots of good jokes. This guy is brilliant!
This fella is bloody BRILLIANT!
This Guy has got skills! He can sing. And combines frank and Adolf perfectly. And on top of that is a wonderfull comedian. I'm a fan
I usually find stand-up comedy pretty dull, but this made me laugh out loud. Great jokes, laugh, singing voice and an infectious personality.
That's entertainment!
"She wouldn't let me take out the book on world war 2, cos I lost the first one!" 🤣
The mel brooks levels are off zee charts with this guy, bravo sir. We need to point and laugh at horror to remove its power
No, just celebrate the greatest man to ever live x
Saw him at Edinburgh Fringe, was outstanding and much needed comic-relief. Pure entertainment.
I thought his UK and Russian tours got canceled.
@@SirAntoniousBlock No he was here during August, did a month of shows.
@@chrisy6707 Oh yes I remember the fireworks and light.
This was funny to me as a WW2 historian. I imagine most of the audience didn't know the many events was referencing. I admire the balls on this guy - the Sinatra/Hitler blend is clever.
Don’t you mean the ball on this guy, not the balls on him? 😅
“More hits than Dresden…” so good. :p
Nice reheating of old jokes.
Brilliant satire at its best I kill you reference to Jim dunham &achkmed
Saw him at the Edinburgh fringe festival a few years ago, he was brilliant! Half the audience were in stitches, half didn't know what to make of him.😂
"Occupation? No just visiting this time... " 😂
You deserved a better audience for this amazing performance! 😅
Buzz-buzz-buzz-buzz-zz-zz-zz
*Grabs swatter*
*SPLAT*
You flies are thick around these parts, aren't ya?
He had me when he made everyone raise their hands.
...that's how it starts, lol
There are not enough superlatives to describe just how good this is. Frank rules!
The guy is leaps and bounds ahead of any current stand up on intelligently delivered puns, top marks !
Yes but the mark was devalued
His humor hits fast and hard.
Absolute Gold Frank. Great work. "Stick your hand up if you haven't seen me" Buckled me.
The world needs more of this style of comedy
comedy?
@@thechadbuddha are you German?
Mel Brooks will love this‼️
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A bit more appreciation from the crowd would have been nice. It takes real skill to be able to develop and deliver a set of that quality and be right on the razor's edge without falling off it.
unfortunately I reckon a lot of it went right over their heads, blame the education system or maybe thats a UK thing
They’ll be scared and frightened, exponentially more than the men that actually fought.
It wouldve gone over most heads in the U.S. too smart
Eating to glypho-satiation, taken for a flow-ride, the drains of the brains are mainly without complaint.
Ngl, I'd be on the fence on laughing with people knowing the West. But if this was in Asia, I'd be laughing out loud.
Justin Trudeau comes to comedy unleashed 😉
Nothing funny about sociopathic toddler Trudeau. He should be on trial before the International Criminal Court.
Trudeau is a communist, so we're his parents. Think.
Justin Trudolf
As Elon Musk said, you can't make the comparison. Trudeau doesn't have a budget.
@@bradbb8013 His dad (the biological one) definitely was; Fidel Castro
The comedy we need atm. Without free speech, the western values are empty words.
Empty words? Without free speech, western values become censored words.
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Western values?!? What the fuck? Now that's really good comedy
@@keiphysheegie Well the "west" has a pretty rich philosophical tradition bud. Of course so does the "east."
@@keiphysheegie You have absolutely no idea what you’re saying do you.
When we can laugh at horror in the face , we can defeat it and overcome it.
In the UK they don't mess around when it comes to comedy. Brilliant!
But British humour is slowly loosing out to moronic woke "humour?" This guy is brilliant.
That 'swore stickers' joke at the end was the cherry on top! Hilarious act overall with some comedic genius written singing talent. Keep up the great skits Frank Sanazi!
Raw and unfiltered .. I like it when they sail close to the wind
Very very clever act. Very funny and performed with perfection. Very unique and hope to see more of him. So many things there, I could probably watch a few more times to pick up on things I missed. So full of entertainment.
That's definitely one way to help beat those creeps: Unending derision and mockery. Good job.
That's why Hogan's heroes was so successful
Forbid that anyone laughs what a dry audience, the guy nailed it brilliant satire
I heard somewhere, the British are more reserved than many other western countries when it comes to laughter and other shows. I am not sure how true it really is because even though I have watched brits do acts in America. I have never seen, or at least known if, an act was in the UK. Maybe someone from there can enlighten me if this is actually unusual or the norm. To me I was laughing so hard. The raw humor and mockery was brilliant and word play. Plus the one dude who knew what to say when he asked how many albums he sold....it was pure joy.
german crowds are similar. we're there to see the performance, not to perform ourselves
@@MrReaperHand There's lots of laughter. It's literally a non-woke comedy club, with a crowd that all voted for Brexit, so this is exactly the sort of act people want to see. Are people supposed to be jumping out of their chairs?
@@bluedeskfan2754 No, maybe they kept the mic only to pick up him (which is great less audience distraction). I am just used to very loud crowds when watching comedy. I love my old British comedy I would watch. It was less raunchy and always seemed more witty as well. It was carefully crafted to truly be funny without needing anything crass to stand on.
So I am glad to hear it is normal and there was plenty. It just seemed due to what US is like (over the top to almost fakery level) which can dull me to what other countries are like. This made me laugh a lot and made me happy it exists and not canceled to hell and back.
@@MrReaperHand 👍. USA 🇺🇸 sucks right now
This guy is brilliant, absolutely hilarious with such dicey material, so not PC and he carried it off with such a great voice. We need more people like him who don't give a toss about the woke BS that has crushed comedy and our ability to laugh at ourselves and others and very clever too.
Clever, Funny, Entertaining.... i didn't know these acts were allowed to exist anymore.