@@michaelwertzy9808 I'm legitimately confused as to the point you're trying to get across...not trying to talk down, but just in case I'll explain my previous comment. I responded to someone saying 'nice dress, sir'... Back when this aired it was clearly meant as a joke, i.e. a man wearing women's clothing... nowadays, however, people are so self-conscious and uptight especially when it comes to humor that people would hesitate to laugh at such a joke. While then it was a simple joke, society has changed to the point where now it's no longer a joke, but a progressive stance, hence the 'open-minded compliment'. Perhaps this was a simple miscommunication? I forgot about this comment, want tryna start any comment section flame wars, just a simple observational throwaway joke. I'm unsure of what you meant when you reverenced correctional officers. As I said before, your comment legitimately confused me, so if you wish to also provide some context and explain it a bit I'm willing to listen. I like arguing in the sense that people can share and defend their stances on certain ideas, but I like arguing so long as it doesn't become an argument, if that's clear? So, if you want to have a constructive dialogue, I'm open. If I'm over explaining, I apologize. I'm just willing to defend and explain my actions and stances, something that it seems many people don't really do anymore. I'm sorry if this came across as patronizing, wasn't my intention. And I have a tendency to ramble/write-as-I-go (thanks ADD), so forgive my long-form essay. I'm working on trying to be more succinct because I know blocks of texts scare people away. If you choose to respond, great, if not, same sentiment. Peace!
This is my kinda comedy. Witty, sarcastic, authentic, non forced, and very original. Hes not just a comic but hes actually a very talented juggler. I wish I had heard of him sooner.
@Ashura That is... except for those who find juggling sexually attractive, because there was a lot of underlined monkey business, and many different styles.
therealnightwriter Exactly. Is it that hard to believe I had no clue that jugglers could be this entertaining? Or are you so lonely, you’re just looking for someone to talk to. Also, if you want to nit pick, you forgot the correct punctuation after the word, “be.” I’ll let you figure out what it should be. Good luck. 🤞🏻
therealnightwriter yep I hate the unnecessary use of the word literally. . In school a teacher told me I needed to pull my socks up.... Literally!! 😂 Years later I thought damn! I should have pulled my socks up 😁
If you are interested see if you can find some Charlie Frye and co. clips on YT. Not taking anything from this guy, but Frye does some astonishing stuff ,and is also funny.
I don’t know if he’s a talented juggler who excels at comedy, or a talented comedian who excels at juggling… but either way I was impressed while he made me spit out my chai latte!
That's what you call an act. At every second of this clip you are entertained. He is creating a character, making jokes, keeping the continuity. I don't know when, but somewhere along the way we stopped appreciating this kind of performers. All we have now are bad Netflix specials with comedians who are clearly trying to fill in the time because they don't have enough material. I miss those days. good times..
@@jayasimhavamsi on one hand, they are saying, man is getting dumber, while on the other hand they are using advanced technologies, that didn't exist when a juggler balanced his stuff.
@@gavinnz6169 Yes, I included a quote. I did it to allow others to see what my comment was in response to. If I had simply posted "Deep think" in the comments section of a juggling performance with absolutely no context, I'd look as clueless as you.
Ding Dong To juggle a bowling ball, an egg and an apple while simultaneously eating the apple, you need to see the apple, you need to feel the apple you need to are the apple.
5:36 that was probably the hardest part the weight difference is an amazing display of his control over the juggled items, while he's still able to take a bite out of the apple and time the egg correctly. This is nothing short of damm impressive.
I juggle quite a lot, and I think the tight behind-the-back throws were fundamentally more difficult than juggling the egg, apple and bowling ball in a basic cascade pattern. However, tracking what is in what hand for the various bites is indeed quite difficult. Although he almost certainly has the same pattern each time, so it might be muscle memory.
Yes, people think that he's a comic or a comedian... but as he stated earlier, he's a juggler. I guess people don't really pay attention to his skill as a juggler because he's that funny. But what surprises people that actually "know", is how much of a good juggler he actually is.
One in a million moment when RUclips suggested something that was actually interesting. Never seen him before and man, what I'd been missing! I immediately had to switch from my cell phone to tv to enjoy this with the family. What an entertainer!
This was the 1986 Royal Variety Performance. I worked that show from the flys 😁 He had the whole crew in stitches throughout the rehearsal for this. His act was originally longer than he was ultimately allowed (and I think it was cut down for the tv coverage too) Not heard of him since then 😔
I don't recall the last time I was this humbled by a performer. I feel like a little fangirl. What an absolute master this guy is. The CHARM! Hats off, sir.
My son found this and told me to watch it. I can’t understand why I’ve never heard of him even though he has been doing this since my son was born! Very talented guy.
This was the closest to a perfect act as I’ve ever seen. Very funny, inuendos, talent, off guard surprises. Kudos to a very fine and well performance. This took a lot of time to perfect but it was well worth it. Thank You for the complete entertainment performance. ,
I remember watching Mr. Davis on HBO's "The Young Comedian's Show in 1979. What a great performer, he prefaced his juggling of several sharp objects with "And now for the entertainment of those in the back rows..."
I had forgotten about Michael! I used to be a juggler in the 70s and 80s. Michael was one of our inspirations. I went on to other things, my partner went on to form the duo called the "Passing Zone". You may have heard of them.
The entire set leading up to the final trick was not just hilarious in its own right, it also served to subtly persuade me that maybe he's just a comedian and can't actually juggle that well. So when he did pull it off, it was that much more impressive.
I don't remember when the first time I saw this was but I've seen it many times since. This is one of my favorite videos of all time. Hilarious and also amazing talent.
I come back to this again and again bc the execution of every last detail is magnificent. If he hits your funny bone you have to see every last scrap of material he does. 👌
Teaching juggling to others... For free or at a price? I'm interested in learning juggling as a hobby, so it'd be nice to connect with someone who teaches it. Do you have any tips for a beginner?
That is, without doubt, the best six minutes and seven seconds I have ever spent on RUclips! Thank you so much for posting. Comedic brilliance - what excellent comic timing. Why is this man not better known?
This guy reminds me *so much* of Victor Borge, in that they have a dry delivery and simply impeccable comic timing, and their routine is brilliantly based around a secondary activity. I just wish Michael Davis had been as prolific as Victor Borge. I know he's still kicking around, time for a career resurgence, Michael!
I remember seeing this years ago. I'm so old I don't know whether it was on RUclips or he done the same act over here on the Paul Daniels show? I think probably the latter of the two. I'm so glad I found this. It warms my heart to see people entertaining others with skills and abilities that aren't that common and he does it with such style and humour. If you pay close attention he hardly juggles at all.
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A bit of juggling. A bit of comedy and a whole lot of timing! Nailed it!
Hohohohohaa your comical timing is genious, sir!
@@Bastardschwert Wow! Thanks!
9 years later is what you call timing
well put
I’m convinced Steve Martin is doing the voiceover here
"Really good jugglers can even do this and look away", comedy gold
Nice dress...sir
@@_Plumbus. Sadly, wouldn't even pass as a joke these days...just an open-minded compliment, lol
@@JazzyUnderscoreTrumpeter, what are you, a "correctional officer"? They have a better, though infantile sense of humor.
@@michaelwertzy9808 I'm legitimately confused as to the point you're trying to get across...not trying to talk down, but just in case I'll explain my previous comment. I responded to someone saying 'nice dress, sir'... Back when this aired it was clearly meant as a joke, i.e. a man wearing women's clothing... nowadays, however, people are so self-conscious and uptight especially when it comes to humor that people would hesitate to laugh at such a joke. While then it was a simple joke, society has changed to the point where now it's no longer a joke, but a progressive stance, hence the 'open-minded compliment'.
Perhaps this was a simple miscommunication? I forgot about this comment, want tryna start any comment section flame wars, just a simple observational throwaway joke. I'm unsure of what you meant when you reverenced correctional officers. As I said before, your comment legitimately confused me, so if you wish to also provide some context and explain it a bit I'm willing to listen. I like arguing in the sense that people can share and defend their stances on certain ideas, but I like arguing so long as it doesn't become an argument, if that's clear? So, if you want to have a constructive dialogue, I'm open. If I'm over explaining, I apologize. I'm just willing to defend and explain my actions and stances, something that it seems many people don't really do anymore. I'm sorry if this came across as patronizing, wasn't my intention. And I have a tendency to ramble/write-as-I-go (thanks ADD), so forgive my long-form essay. I'm working on trying to be more succinct because I know blocks of texts scare people away. If you choose to respond, great, if not, same sentiment.
Peace!
i died there ahahahah, he just kept staring
This is my kinda comedy. Witty, sarcastic, authentic, non forced, and very original. Hes not just a comic but hes actually a very talented juggler. I wish I had heard of him sooner.
The juggling on a motorcycle made me laugh until I cried. 😂
He’s a comedian
@@seanlynch4354 comic and comedian can be used interchangeably (in this situation at least)
@@seanlynch4354 No he's a juggler, the natural enemy of a comedian
@Ashura That is... except for those who find juggling sexually attractive, because there was a lot of underlined monkey business, and many different styles.
"A comic says funny things, but a comedian says things funny. That makes me a juggler..." 😂
Great opening humor.
The juggling on a motorcycle bit was my favourite. Genuinely laughed out loud at that one.
The comedy is gold. There isn't a lot of this vibe anymore.
You mean class? Yea i agree. This guy was awesome
Mike Mason and didn’t happen much back then either..
Why do all of you Reddit people say comedy gold all the time
@@chairwood Think you'll find the phrase "comedy gold" predates Reddit by... a lot. You may merely have first heard it there.
@@memoryhero it's old as fuk but Reddit people have been saying it much more often recently
Absolute showmanship
Sixty bankz bassist kasparov kashuv sorrowful parody tablecloth lacrosse galaxy Elizibeth peopl PSP pack push off pr pr pe pe pe.
This drag typing thinf is cool
@@shoopshoop7650 I'm gonna call the a doctor - I think this guy had a stroke...
@@hexerey Call a bondulance
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Talented and funny ❤️❤️
I literally had no idea that a juggler could be so entertaining.
therealnightwriter Exactly. Is it that hard to believe I had no clue that jugglers could be this entertaining? Or are you so lonely, you’re just looking for someone to talk to. Also, if you want to nit pick, you forgot the correct punctuation after the word, “be.” I’ll let you figure out what it should be. Good luck. 🤞🏻
therealnightwriter yep I hate the unnecessary use of the word literally.
. In school a teacher told me I needed to pull my socks up....
Literally!! 😂
Years later I thought damn! I should have pulled my socks up 😁
He talked to much
If you are interested see if you can find some Charlie Frye and co. clips on YT. Not taking anything from this guy, but Frye does some astonishing stuff ,and is also funny.
@@itsawonderfulknife7031
No need to get salty because someone pointed out you were using the word "literally" wrong.
So assured. On stage a second’s silence can feel like ten minutes. He totally controlled every moment.
Incredible... The timing, confidence, cleverness, originality, precision.. Excellent entertainment.
that throw it back to me joke was genius
easy to make and very funny
@@bigzhu6443 Well it's not easy to make funny. Michael knows how to make it funny
@@bigzhu6443 The timing has to be absolutely spot on
well genius is a big word isn't it?
i mean ive seen it dozens of times before so i doubt hes the original maker of it
6 minutes of quality entertainment. Pretty much perfect timing as far as the comedy and juggling went.
Now I'll try to find out more about this guy.
CJUGames Michael Davis did an HBO special called "The Life of the Party". Check it out.
Such an inspiration!
Good for you man. Good for you.
What doe you find out
I found out he was a raging homosexual. He died of aids in 1999.
I swear I've watched this act a dozen times, but the absolutely impeccable timing and delivery makes me laugh every damn time.
Oh hey, it's me from 6 months ago. And I just made almost exactly the same comment. How embarrassing. Oh well, it's still true.
me too bruv
I don’t know if he’s a talented juggler who excels at comedy, or a talented comedian who excels at juggling… but either way I was impressed while he made me spit out my chai latte!
I would say he's a very talented comedian who excels at juggling because being a good comedian is a lot harder than juggling.
Gay drink
@@SteveNinetyski you have to say "please" when ordering drinks, dont be rude.
Juggler first, I reckon.
That's what you call an act. At every second of this clip you are entertained. He is creating a character, making jokes, keeping the continuity. I don't know when, but somewhere along the way we stopped appreciating this kind of performers. All we have now are bad Netflix specials with comedians who are clearly trying to fill in the time because they don't have enough material. I miss those days. good times..
On YT: second oldest trick in sleight of hand.
These guys still exist but they were always a bit rare
Because performances like this take special talent but producers learned the mainstream audience needs far less to be entertained
I know when..when our species started to get dumber and dumber
@@jayasimhavamsi on one hand, they are saying, man is getting dumber, while on the other hand they are using advanced technologies, that didn't exist when a juggler balanced his stuff.
"Is it affected by gravity, or does earth suck?"
Deep think
Congratulations u just repeated what we just heard, idiot
@@gavinnz6169 Jesus bro get some Snickers
I was expecting him to follow up with "let that one sink in"
@@gavinnz6169 Yes, I included a quote. I did it to allow others to see what my comment was in response to. If I had simply posted "Deep think" in the comments section of a juggling performance with absolutely no context, I'd look as clueless as you.
@@trajectoryunown my bad, I was drunk
I didn’t think he could actually juggle a bowling ball, an egg, and eat an apple simultaneously. He DID! Wow! 😂😂
Bruh. Spoiler alert. Some people are going to be crushed.
He even are the apple. What a legend.
Ding Dong To juggle a bowling ball, an egg and an apple while simultaneously eating the apple, you need to see the apple, you need to feel the apple you need to are the apple.
Roderick storey woooosh
@Roderick storey I agree with you but try not to be too hard on him just cause he "Juggled" a few words around.
5:36 that was probably the hardest part the weight difference is an amazing display of his control over the juggled items, while he's still able to take a bite out of the apple and time the egg correctly. This is nothing short of damm impressive.
After trying to learn to juggle, i now know how hard that is.
I juggle quite a lot, and I think the tight behind-the-back throws were fundamentally more difficult than juggling the egg, apple and bowling ball in a basic cascade pattern.
However, tracking what is in what hand for the various bites is indeed quite difficult. Although he almost certainly has the same pattern each time, so it might be muscle memory.
Yes, people think that he's a comic or a comedian... but as he stated earlier, he's a juggler.
I guess people don't really pay attention to his skill as a juggler because he's that funny.
But what surprises people that actually "know", is how much of a good juggler he actually is.
Lots of muscle memory, I imagine.
@@estoylaroca he's both: his timing on both the juggling and the comedy where impeccable.
Funny guy. I messaged him and thanked him for entertaining me years ago when as a kid i saw this performance. He replied. A gentleman
One in a million moment when RUclips suggested something that was actually interesting. Never seen him before and man, what I'd been missing! I immediately had to switch from my cell phone to tv to enjoy this with the family. What an entertainer!
Wow, you have a lousy feed.
"juggling on a motorcycle" :D
That was stupid...
I find that frightening...
@@MatthewCahn
...so far, it's what we liked the best.
naisanza lol!
laughed my ass off
That "juggling on a motorcycle" got me good😂
You can juggle in a car
@@vmm5163 yes
This was the 1986 Royal Variety Performance. I worked that show from the flys 😁
He had the whole crew in stitches throughout the rehearsal for this.
His act was originally longer than he was ultimately allowed (and I think it was cut down for the tv coverage too)
Not heard of him since then 😔
Oddly enough, he was in the Barney movie. Don't ask how I know that.
@@sternci you worked in it too?
@@SanjanaRanasingha magician doesn't reveal his secrets
Thanks for the story .... this show is gnarly and funny ....👏
🤔 What are the "flys"?
..hope you see this, Andrew Holton
This guy's humour is actually really classic and modern at the same time. Nice and timeless
Clearly takes juggling to a new entertaining level. His wit and humor is unique to his performance . 5 ⭐️.
This guy is good.
No, he is gold.
No he is a juggling god
No he's genius
This guy is gay??
Yeah he's good. I know alot of jugglers but none of them knew of the motorcycle trick.
really, it was worth it just to see a guy in a tuxedo blow a kazoo.
how about shirtless kazoo.
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That is a messed up visual.... *ruclips.net/video/15oqSgyULeI/видео.html*
@@holdmybeer thanks sir
@@Claudio-gv2lz
hell yeah :D
“I hate to waste it there’s people juggling in India.” That was an amazing line
Explain?
You are correct! It was hilarious.
ahead of his time
@@CuroxX it's a twist o the original line "there are people starving in India" when someone throws edible food away..
@@rajrdutt but India also has the world's second largest population, so it evens out
I saw this live as a kid and never forgot it.
Stunning.
when did this happen?
I can see little Billy in the front row
I saw this kid as a forgot and never live it
Interdasting.
The way he plays with the audience is just brilliant
I don't recall the last time I was this humbled by a performer. I feel like a little fangirl. What an absolute master this guy is. The CHARM! Hats off, sir.
I remember this guy from the 70s and 80s. He was a regular on Carson. I'd forgotten how brilliant he was.
My son found this and told me to watch it. I can’t understand why I’ve never heard of him even though he has been doing this since my son was born! Very talented guy.
This was the closest to a perfect act as I’ve ever seen. Very funny, inuendos, talent, off guard surprises. Kudos to a very fine and well performance. This took a lot of time to perfect but it was well worth it. Thank You for the complete entertainment performance.
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I remember watching Mr. Davis on HBO's "The Young Comedian's Show in 1979. What a great performer, he prefaced his juggling of several sharp objects with "And now for the entertainment of those in the back rows..."
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I was entertained by a juggler.
A phrase never typed by a non-juggler until this moment.
Hes so good
I know this is false, but you ought to look up Wes Peden anyways.
Look up kris kremo, he is the most insane juggler
I saw him on Wil Shriner originally. Mostly the same act, with a few changes. Still gold.
Not true. I'm always entertained, it's difficult.
I sat beside this guy on a flight to Germany the other day. I Can't believe I had never heard of him before.
The fact that I actually don't know if he dropped that ball intentionally or not shows how good he is.
Such grace, style and poise. They really don't make em like this anymore. Glad I discovered this!
I had forgotten about Michael! I used to be a juggler in the 70s and 80s. Michael was one of our inspirations. I went on to other things, my partner went on to form the duo called the "Passing Zone". You may have heard of them.
Wish TV was like this now. This guy is on fire.
Michael: "your throw is the first throw of the juggle and I have the second throw"
*Holds up bowling ball*
I've watched this routine literally dozens of times, and every time I laugh, purely because of the immaculate delivery and timing.
Every single line is gold!! This guy is pure entertainer!
This is an all-time classic act. A dare any juggler to top it.
What an amazing act.. Really good! Kinda had a Gene Wilder persona too!
This is gold.
"You may wonder why I threw that ball over there.
So am I."
Really funny.
It's 2021 and I'm just seeing this guy. He's great. Love his act.
OMG, why am I only just hearing about this man? As a performer, I love his style so much!
"You may be wondering why I threw those balls over there."
"So am I" 😂
Definitely unintended, but it's nice to have a line to get out of the awkward situation.
I love this guys facial expressions, really helps to make it funny,he's very good..
This kept coming up on my feed and I was about to reject it. Then I decided to watch. Glad I did.
The entire set leading up to the final trick was not just hilarious in its own right, it also served to subtly persuade me that maybe he's just a comedian and can't actually juggle that well. So when he did pull it off, it was that much more impressive.
oh my god i love him 🤣🤣🤣
I love you
@@dogshake @LeoCoot - I have a dog, and I'm a Leo, and have juggled, so I love all 3 of you.
hi remember to not use God's name in vain
Was just about to say the same thing. If you said "I love him," with the smileys you would convey the same message without downplaying the word "God".
This is brilliant, entertaining and the greatest juggling act I have ever witnessed. A master at work.
Have you ever watched Michael Moschen? Truly next level.
@@hamandvaid will have a look. thanks.
@@hamandvaid just watched THE TRIANGLE - wow!!! Yes - next level - and then more!
@@derekogilvie6942 the triangle is phenomenal!!
I absolutely love this performance. I clicked this video to be impressed, wasnt expecting to laugh my ass off all the way through it.
Highly skilled and funny. He's got a job for life.
Watching this and and living in today's world, this a gem that I hope surpasses the test of time.
I don't remember when the first time I saw this was but I've seen it many times since. This is one of my favorite videos of all time. Hilarious and also amazing talent.
My god Benedict Cumberbatch really knows how to juggle.
I thought i was the only.... One... Especially when he said he could look away and still
Juggle... It reminded me of his act in sherlock
I wanted to comment i just didn't know the spelling.
Must be though juggling an acting carrier and solving crimes. But if anyone can do it, Spock from Star Trek into Darkness can!
Well he is the master of the mystical arts…
@@kewaltakhellambam7710 😂😂😂
Really wasn't expecting much but this guy is actually hilarious in such a genuine way
Michael Davis is amazing. Saw him 30 years ago.
A juggler and a comedian rolled into one performer hugely regales the audience. 😂😂😂😂
Some of the best and most unique comedy I have seen in a long time.
Utterly brilliant best thing I've ever seen on the stage
What showmanship!
We need more legends like this in 2022.
"Is it affected by gravity? Or does the Earth suck?"
That line got to me. It works today in a slightly more ironic way, too, I think.
after few years later i came back but still this show never get me bored.
I usually start crying when a juggler takes the stage, but this guy amused me.
2:28 gets me every time. What an amazing recovery.
Its not a recovery. Its part of the act.
Facepalm*
1% juggler, 49% comedian, 50% amazing human being
Delightful. The secret to both juggling and comedy is brilliant timing.
I saw probably all of his shows on RUclips, everytime I'm amazed by people surprised by him popping the egg 😂 Michael Davis no.1
The amount of times I watched this, is exactly the same amount of times I didn't regret watching it.
"Throw back to me."
_ball already on air_
"I'll tell you when."
_ball arrived_
Favourite moment "I want you to throw it back to me .. I'll tell you when *looks*"
It's old school, talent and very funny, love this.
A masterclass in performance right here.
Everything he did was absolutely amazing!!! Thanks, X
The talent seems to go so far beyond the juggling. Well done!
I come back to this again and again bc the execution of every last detail is magnificent. If he hits your funny bone you have to see every last scrap of material he does. 👌
What a performance - have watched this or a variaton for the third time! Great stuff!!
The guy is great, he is able to interest and amuse others. I can learn from him because I have recently been teaching juggling to others.
Teaching juggling to others... For free or at a price? I'm interested in learning juggling as a hobby, so it'd be nice to connect with someone who teaches it. Do you have any tips for a beginner?
This man is comedic gold! What a performance
I love this, thanks for the recommendation RUclips.
Back when comedy didn't have to talk about sex or politics, but could just be funny on its own.
Timing is everything. If you have comic timing, you will always be gold.
Original and unique … lots of showmanship … very polished.
Oh wow, such creativity! This was so much fun, I loved it! Respect to Davis :)
Did anyone else have this randomly show up in their recommended lol
No. He's been around for a long time! He used to show up on sitcoms now & then. Another original!
Just today 😂
Glad it did 🤣
Is anyone tired of reading this comment?
Jesse H. Never... I could read this comment until the end of days
He is phenomenal!
I was a kid when I watched this act last time. Ty.
Ive never seen a crowd roasted completely to well-done!
That is, without doubt, the best six minutes and seven seconds I have ever spent on RUclips! Thank you so much for posting. Comedic brilliance - what excellent comic timing. Why is this man not better known?
you should watch Victor Borge he is the father of combo talent/comedians
Great act! Thanks for posting this video.
This guy reminds me *so much* of Victor Borge, in that they have a dry delivery and simply impeccable comic timing, and their routine is brilliantly based around a secondary activity. I just wish Michael Davis had been as prolific as Victor Borge.
I know he's still kicking around, time for a career resurgence, Michael!
This is the kind of hilarious talent randomly brought to my feed from the corners of youtube I enjoy.
I remember seeing this years ago. I'm so old I don't know whether it was on RUclips or he done the same act over here on the Paul Daniels show? I think probably the latter of the two. I'm so glad I found this. It warms my heart to see people entertaining others with skills and abilities that aren't that common and he does it with such style and humour. If you pay close attention he hardly juggles at all.
Sometimes you hear a joke that is so old, but you somehow never heard it. Juggling on a motorbike, I just spat pepsi max all over the place lol