Freddie Starr - his "Vincent" routine - '93 REACTION
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Nick and Jodi react to their first comedic bit by Freddie Starr. Freddie is the late and great English comic. In this bit, he sings in a very unique and hilarious way.
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Absolute legend Fred was.
Never a dull with this one!
RIP Freddie 👍
I was eating floor boards when I first saw this routine in '93 and continue to eat floor boards to this day! 😂
Watch him singing Elvis songs Elvis’s backing singers the Jordanaires said he was the best Elvis impersonator they had every heard.
Absolutely brilliant I've seen that
Elvis came second
@@paulbromley6687 yeah right
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When he did mick jagger at the royal variety show. It’s one of the funniest things iv ever seen.
I never get tired of watching this routine
He was singing full on live! That's how talented Freddie Starr was and had a very good voice when singing seriously.
Saw him live in the late 70’s and also Tommy Cooper, 2 of the funniest men live ever.
I had the privilege of seeing Freddie live.
My sides hurt at the end of the show through laughing so much.
The staff at the venue said how brilliant he was as no two nights were the same.
Freddie 🌟 a man of such talent. Greatly missed.
saw him on a 50 night run at the wintergardens blackpool in 86, i never laughed so hard EVER sooooooooo funny
i grew up watching the master,i pissed myself when he made Ali jump
The reason the audience was laughing in the first section was that they knew Freddie's mischievous nature. He did great unpredictable and crazy interactions with the audience and with hosts. As you heard he was also a great singer. You should watch his appearance with Mohammed Ali on the Parkinson show. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for clearing that up for us. We will definitely look at more of his.
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You MUST watch his appearance around 25/30 years ago on "Parkinson" our,then,leading Chat Show Host when it was just Freddie and Muhammad Ali,in his prime.
I will not spoil it but admire Freddie's acting and he was a wonderful singer.
Yeah. A lot of the giggling at the beginning was nervous laughter because Freddie was notoriously unpredictable. In "An Audience With Freddie Starr" he threw a whole box of live maggots down the (not inconsiderable) cleavage of Faith Brown (a fellow performer) who was in the audience. He actually started out as a singer and his band was signed by the Beatles manager, Brian Epstein.
He was also a notable impressionist, ranging from Elvis to Adolf Hitler. He was also a keen horse racing advocate and one of his horses won the Grand National Steeplechase in 1994.
Despite appearing to be 'on the edge' all the time, Freddie was alcohol free all his life as a result of his father's (a boxer) alcoholism which often resulted in him being beaten as a child (his father once breaking both his legs and leading to him becoming an elective mute) until he was taken into the care system. He was also a vegetarian - although there was once a famous tabloid headline 'Freddie Starr ate my hamster' - a totally false accusation, as were later claims of him being a sexual child predator after the Police investigation into Jimmy Saville sex abuse scandal (the only connection appeared to be that they both appeared in Clunk-Click, a 1970's tv campaign promoting the use of safety-belts in cars). However, the Police's statement that he wasn't being prosecuted due to 'insufficient evidence' led to many newspapers assuming that he was guilty but it couldn't be proved and they continued a sporadic tabloid war with him until his death.
A true leggand i was lucky to see him live had me in tears sadly he passed away
Freddie was a unique explosive force of genius and a British mega star of the 1970's.
Freddy struggled to get on tv after a while, he was so uncontrollable the tv execs were scared to allow him to be on live. Great guy, literally unique.
Freddie was a Star, he entertained us Brits since the 70's. R.I.P & Thanks Fred.❤
Freddie Starr was an all round entertainer, not just a comedian! The man didn't just stand up on stage telling jokes, he entertained the audience through song, dance, jokes, impersonations, and audience interaction. His Elvis impressions are probably one of the best things he was known for, as he had the voice down to a tee! He was a true legend of Britain, one of their best, yet his country let him down in the end! The media as usual talked sh*t about Freddie as they do all the time, things that were not true. This broke Freddie's heart, and he moved to Spain to live to try and get away from all the heartache! He lost his tour dates, his status, his reputation, and eventually his life due to the media and people listening to the crap they talk! Unfortunately, the man who was one of Britain's finest, was forgotten about overnight and left to rot! Freddie died alone and sad in Spain, renting a room above a bar where he performed every night to make rent. He died heartbroken in my opinion, and thousands of the people "who claimed they loved him", didn't even show up at his funeral as they were "too proud" to be seen at it, due to the allegations against him! SHAME ON THEM! I'm from Northern Ireland, but I was lucky to see Freddie live a few times in Blackpool UK, and actually talk to him! He was a gentleman. R.I.P Freddie 💖💥
Freddie Starr was an all round entertainer, not just a comedian! The man didn't just stand up on stage telling jokes, he entertained the audience through song, dance, jokes, impersonations, and audience interaction. His Elvis impressions are probably one of the best things he was known for, as he had the voice down to a tee! He was a true legend of Britain, one of their best, yet his country let him down in the end! The media as usual talked sh*t about Freddie as they do all the time, things that were not true. This broke Freddie's heart, and he moved to Spain to live to try and get away from all the heartache! He lost his tour dates, his status, his reputation, and eventually his life due to the media and people listening to the crap they talk! Unfortunately, the man who was one of Britain's finest, was forgotten about overnight and left to rot! Freddie died alone and sad in Spain, renting a room above a bar where he performed every night to make rent. He died heartbroken in my opinion, and thousands of the people "who claimed they loved him", didn't even show up at his funeral as they were "too proud" to be seen at it, due to the allegations against him! SHAME ON THEM! I'm from Northern Ireland, but I was lucky to see Freddie live a few times in Blackpool UK, and actually talk to him! He was a gentleman. R.I.P Freddie 💖💥
Your reactions at the beginning were priceless, because it was obvious you had no idea he was a comedian. Had his own show for a while and his audiences and guests were always expecting him to do something unpredictable, but were terrified of what it was going to be.
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Freddie Starr with the Jordanaires singing "Don't" is superb.
Freddie was such a cheeky person. I enjoy watching your reactions.
Yes the amazing Freedie Starr....RIP Freddie! You were a legend! :0)
See Freddie sing with the Jordanairs, Elvis Presley's backing group
See Freddie on the Des O'Connor show
Some people have a go at him but to pull off a routine as smoothly as that, takes real talent.
That was Freddie Starr doing the fast and slow singing.. He was a fantastic comedian
that man is a true legend of british comedy, a talent so far never equalled, also a true Elvis fan and a voice to match.
Oh Freddie. What a legend 😂😔😂
saw him do this routine in blackpool UK 1986 my ribs hurt so much, funniest man i have ever seen live
His Elvis is so good he actually sang with Elvis's backing group.
you must watch more of his stuff to understand his type of comedy he is a funny guy and a great comedian
Awesome! Pure genius when comedy was good.
The thing with Freddie was that he was a lunatic on stage with no inhibitions and the audience knew it. So the slow start was deliberate - it made the audience a little nervous wondering if he was going to involve them (hence the nervous titters, even though he wasn't really doing anything to merit a laugh). That meant that, when he finally did start his routine, the audience relaxed a little and went with him wherever he wanted to take them. An example of this is on An Audience With Freddie Starr where he throws a huge handful of live maggots down the 'more than ample' cleavage of another actress/comedienne called Faith Brown who was in the audience and wasn't expecting a maggoty ambush. She's probably still in therapy, but the rest of the audience was putty in his hands from that moment.
Watch him impersonating Mike jagger in the 1970s at the London Paladium this was his first appearance
Freddie Starr was completely nuts. I used to work with a woman who'd met him several times (both were obsessed with Elvis.)
Freddie was a genius.
You should watch Freddie with Des O' Connor. Pure class. They bounce off each other brilliantly.
i rember this when was a kid in me mam dad home watching this on tv sat nyt crying here laughing freddie star song 🤣🤣🤣
Freddie always had me in stitches. You said at one point "He's got a good voice." He certainly did and an interesting fact is that apart from Elvis, the only other singer The Jordanaires backed was Freddie.
He was not only a funny man but a great singer
Watch with Shirley Bassey....he was able to get her to be part of the comedy...overall a top class entertainer.
Freddie Starr was a very well accomplished singer before the comedy. He was the ultimate performer with also being a talented mimic. Our greatest and funniest off all time and a real star . RIP Freddie Starr ❤❤❤
He done it all. :-)
He had a really gud voice and all him he was a great comedian and an all round entertainer
The early laugher was due to the previous sketch and yes the slow and speedy voice was infact' him. He was a comedian and impersonator. To give you some idea just how good he was ,you need to see Freddy Star and The Jordanaires ' Elvis's backing singers no less' and even though he was a shor guy they said he was the Elvis impersonator they had ever seen.
You should try some Mike Reid if you're into older UK comedians. He was a legend, proper cockney though so might be hard to understand.
I’m a cockney. Ummm….don’t you think Mike Reid might be a bit….ummm…..too much for these nice Americans? Lol. 😂👍🏽🏴🇬🇧
@@pommiebears yeah might have to listen in slow motion
Dave Allen great watch.👍👍🏴🇬🇧😂😂
Oh how the yanks don't get our humour😂🇬🇧.
you ae missing it because its not american humour
These two are quite boring. Too much yank fluoride ingested. Other yank reactors find this funny. Try those 👍✌️
Yup! That was ALL Freddy! Sadly now gone, he was brilliant at comedy and had a great singing voice.
Freddie was a massive star back i the day a very funny guy and a great singer also.
a legend that ended sadly
I loved him singing Shep.
Comedy Genius. No one better in his day .
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You MUST watch his appearance around 25/30 years ago on "Parkinson" our,then,leading Chat Show Host when it was just Freddie and Muhammad Ali,in his prime.
I will not spoil it but admire Freddie's acting and he was a wonderful singer.
It's called British Humour.
Wasn't a slow, it's called setting up the joke. Artists don't sing live, Michael Jackson et al.
He will sing the song LIVE.
Punchline; The cassette player had faults hence he sang slow and fast to match the cassette.
Never forgotten Vincent.
He definitely was speaking/singing into the mic the WHOLE time...that's why it's so good! 🤣
Well yes..Freddie never used a recording and all his acts were himself from singing to playing around at everything....
the sounds were him even slow and fast
He is gut-bustingly funny.
Freddy was a force of nature, a comical random element that had everyone in fits of laughter and fear in equal measure, similar to Rod Hull and Emu for the younger crowd...
It was all him.
o my gosh i loved freddy star and he was the greatest you should watch the whole thing and not just the song the best songs he did was with elvis's backing singers he was a huge fan of elvis and he sung just like him you should do more on freddy star
Such british humour this!
He’s definitely making the signing up (very evidently) but of course BSL would be different to ASL (only around 30% of the signs are the same)
it was all freddie, he was just pretending to mime to a tape machine,
Freddie is a hilarious comedian and fantastic singer. Chat Show Hosts never knew what he would do if invited on their shows as Freddie had no filter and just did whatever came to mind.
One of the best Elvis Presley impersonators too.
I think British humour is lost a little on our American cousin.
You didn't miss the joke at the start. People who knew Freddie would just laugh in anticipation of what was coming next. Sadly, he died a lonely death.
Dude there's no inside joke lol
Please does anybody know where this was performed at? Would love to buy it on dvd if it’s availsble? It makes me split my sides from laughing so much!
He improvised it all...No actual tape involved..
Spot on - he did the lot - no gimmicks!
OMG, he was bat-sh*t crazy but you cried laughing watching his antics. 😂But oh was he loved 😂
Freddie starr being interviewd by Des O'commer is a classic
After watching him do an impression of a few of his songs of his, Elvis himself met Feddie and gave him permission to sing his songs. Freddie was a huge Elvis fan and and they were some of the only times he rarely messed about with. RIP Freddie.
In the mid 1980s one of the tabloid newspapers ran a headline "Freddie Starr Ate My Hamster".
RIP Freddy Starr
He did it all him self
True story - Freddie Starr was offered a place in 'The Beatles' he turned it down. Incredible comedian and singer.
But I suppose they had Ringo Starr.😊
He's really singing this song he did have a good voice
What i think you missed"
2:30 Inside joke? That's Blatantly obvious.
5:33 You've read the record, you've heard the book
10:31 how did you not laugh at that? That's the best part
Back in those days you couldn't, it was all him. :-)
GOD BLESS FRED..
Yes it was all Freddie Starr singing, sadly no longer with us.
I'm a 48 year old Brit and there was quite a lot of this stuff when I was a little kid. Pure chaos. Not that the USA hasn't also perfected that for a long time (I LOVE some Marx Bros movies). I think it's all great for 'down time' for our parents after work, as it's so stupid and escapist - and long, silly sketches are more chill than the kind of quickfire humour you get nowadays in Big Bang Theory etc. Similarly, people like the comedians Dave Allen, Victoria Wood and Ronnie Corbett would do almost 'calming' comedy story monologues that intentionally took a long time and weaved in and out of absurdity.
Freddie Starr was made even more notorious by the (misleading) front page headline "Freddie Starr ate my hamster" on The Sun newspaper, which was the country's top tabloid at the time. He was also famous for things like his celebrity special, where his audience was full of British celebrities from the era and he'd interact with them. Sometimes they looked pretty scared, as he's highly unpredictable!
Have you done the interview with Muhammad Ali. I grew up watching Freddie Star, he cracks me up.
Coming from Maidstone Kent South east England, just near Leeds Castle. Keep it all going guys. All the best 😉
Freddie singing Elvis with the Jordanaires is stunning. He was the first guy that they sang with scince Elvis.... He just sounded like Elvis. Rip Freddie brilliant
I think the crowd laughing early on was the anticipation of what was to come... He did have a good voice, remember him doing some songs with The Jordainares (Elvis' backing group)..........
Sorry, I don't like Freddy's Vincent -hard to understand and I do not know why everyone is laughing. Pure English! I have seen other performances of his that were absolutely great. He is a great comedian,funny, a great imitator and singer. One of the greatest.
Another example of Yanks not getting British humour!
R.I.P FREDY
Try to react to Freddie Starr and Mohammed Ali on "The Michael Parkinson show " . Brilliant 🇬🇧
We have and always will have the greatest comedians and musicians like queen, status quo to name a few etc on this planet here in the UK, Freddie Star Peter Kay and Lee Evans are legends as far as the UK are concerned. Check out Queen in 1985 at live aid they nailed it imo so good live no one came close. Your channel name is named correctly Boring reaction to one of the greatest comedians that ever lived and always had the UK in tears laughing.
All these comidiens from that era, before famous, served there time working the clubs, the clubs are not your comedy clubs, these were called workmans clubs, this is were they learned they trade, if your bad, you knew it, even half way through your set, you could be paid off, dont bother soing the second set, will just have another bingo, the womans clubs were harsh, but if you did well, more bookings, you got a better name. the workmans clubs were a commuity, with lots of un written abd written rules. i think you guts would find it interesting, let me know, i will explain
I've seen him live could not stop laughing R.I.P Freddie Starr
Freddie, was a comic genius. When he did this, there were NO tapes involved, it was all Freddie.
Please watch Freddie doing his Elvis impressions, Freddie was a huge Elvis fan and was an amazing singer when he didn't mess around.
Never found Freddie funny, my father would be losing his mind, laughing at him and I never got why. 🤷♂️
What killed freddie, was operaion utree, because of the jimmy saville stuff, he was cleared, but took a huge toll on his life, we will never really know, jim davidson and many others link,
whos knows
everyone knew Freddie could "go off" at any minute, so it's a kind of nervous anticipation laughter. he was totally crazy and not afraid to involve the audience or show up his guests. there was once a nastional newspaper headline that read "Freddie star ate my hamster!"
Always wondered about this clip and canned laughter , even though the skit is very very funny the audience was not there me thinks because if you hear this skit 10 times over and over then when you hear all the laughter it's 100% women that are laughing all the time.
Before PC tride to take all humour out of Comedy. Luckily in Britain we still have comedians who take the Piss out of Political Correctness .
One off the funniest crazy singing comediens I have ever seen. It was amusing g also to see the incomprension on your american guys face. Lol. You really need to be British to sppreciate Freddie star.
British icon, sings Elvis songs really well. Shame he is not alive anymore. Check out more from him.😂
At the beginning you said you felt like you were missing something? It would appear to be a sense of humour!❤
Can’t watch these two you might as well have a couple of dogs react to the videos, at least they would have the intellect to get the jokes..🤷🏼♂️