Hannah Gadsby on comedy and tragedy
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2019
- Luke Burbank profiles Australian writer, actress and standup comedian Hannah Gadsby, whose recent Netflix special, "Hannah Gadsby: Nanette," about the intersection of comedy and tragedy, earned her a Peabody Award, and whose latest show, "Douglas," is even more revealing.
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My son is autistic, and his first joke was "why did the cat cross the road?" "I forget the punchline." It totally fit the pattern - he asks a question, you don't know the answer, he tells you, you laugh either genuinely or awkwardly - so even though the first time he said it spontaneously, he went with it.
Now I'd genuinely like to know what the answer to his question is.
@@Jorindeify He never revealed it even though he repeated the joke quite a few times.
Sorry to be so off topic but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?
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Back in the winter of 2012 I was campaigning for my right to marry in Baltimore, Maryland during the primary because my humanity was on the public ballot. A man at an early voting pole was slacking off in his work for an education campaign and I told him to stand up and not slouch on a bench behind me. He then threatened to rape me straight in very very graphic language and nobody said anything to him. I had to change places with my team member. We were surrounded by people at this early voting location. This happens every single time some bigot targets me when they notice that I am a butch lesbian. Hannah's story is one that I identify with in a waterfall of tears.
I'm autistic and it fits me like an absolute glove - I finally found humour I can actually watch repeatedly and still love.
"There is life after trauma and it is rich and can be joyful". Thank you for this Hannah.
She's right. You can rebuild yourself and rebuild your life and find so much joy in it.
"I've built a career out of self-deprecating humor and I don't want to do that anymore." That statement changed my whole viewpoint of how so many people I know do the same thing, including myself. Hannah gave me the opportunity to look at my own methods of putting myself down in the name of getting a laugh. It was a wake up call that I am grateful for every day. THANK YOU, Hannah.
Elaine Flanders She did that for me as well and probably for so many other people. We are all very lucky to have a woman like her in our lives
Elaine Flanders I can’t tell if your serious or just trolling 😂
@@pex320 he's serious. And correct.
People should be more self critical and less critical of others, can't stand this narcissistic way of being that so much of the woke crowd embody
@@CalumJJohnston You’ve obviously not understood the message about self depreciation when it comes to one’s minority status or the types of humor that punches down (e.g., Gervais who punched down at people who are disabled with ME/CFS) or up (at the powerful). No one seems to notice when people punch down (and a comic like Gervais not only survives but thrives in his nastiness) but the moment they punch up, people like you come out of the crevices and get a bit shouty about manners.
I ❤️ her so so so much. Smart, funny, brave and hot. She is the best!!
Agree 100%
Lmao you just mentioned everything shes not. AND SHE SUCKS!!! poopie comedy is NOT FUNNY! one of the worst comedians out two thumbs down 😒👎
Cannot stop thinking about this artist. Nanette is a revelation and I cannot wait to see Douglas.
My 55 yr old strait white male son introduced me to Nanette. Refreshingly candid. Her TED talk is fabulous.
I love watching a fellow Autie doing so well. Thank you for the representation!
Nannette made me cry both times I watched it!
I only watched the first 5 "jokes" and I cried too
Gadsby is brilliant. Watching her show Nanette Is cathartic. I can so relate to her and I am an American, straight woman who grew up with a total double standard for men/boys and women/girls. I grew up having my face slammed into a wall by my alcoholic father. Hannah Gadsby had the guts to speak her truth, our truth, the truth. Millions of people relate to her. Her shows are revelations of truth, courage, vulnerability and strength. I hope every college art history professor listens to her insights and she becomes required viewing.
yes she needs to be required viewing for every art history class in the nation, I agree.
Brilliant? Wow.
I was mesmerized watching Nanette! I cheered for her and cried my eyes out. Hope her newest show is available online eventually. She truly is amazing!
@Me De yay! can't wait
I cried too. From the sheer lack of comedy, and from the knowledge that I could never get that hour back
@@paolo2012 ME TOO
I love reading all of the 🐡 pufferfish comments down here about her and Nanette. Ms. Gadsby is the BEST.
Nanette was entirely unique. I'd say only the first half was comedy, but it was all great.
I would say it was no part comedy.
She would agree. The first half was meant to be funny and the second half was not. She subverted the form to present the message she wanted to present.
@@dumbdumber7203 Your handle is appropriate.
@@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS Sure, but that does not make it funny.
Good for her! I'm glad to know she's doing ok. After watching Nanette, I was very worried for her!!!
"There is life after trauma and it can be rich and joyful'"
So you mean after I've watched this horrible stand up I can go on with my life???
Thank you thank you thank you!
@@fhhfgj the only thing that is horrible about Nanette is that some people are simply too dumb to get it. But hey, apparently she doesn't need your appreciation or that of the other haters! Have you ever had any success at all? :-D
There is life after trauma. I'm not quite to the rich and joyful part yet, but hearing her say this gives me hope.
I saw a part of her show Nannette where she talked about the abuse and rape she underwent, and I just started crying. I've never underwent that, but I just felt for her - which is not the same as pity - and what she went through.
Lol she's full of it. Her stories sound fake
I hope you‘re feeling better today 🥰🥰🥰
Hearing her say that gives me hope too.
I laughed and cried whilst watching Nanette. I was planing on watching a movie afterwards but I couldn't shake the feeling of Nanette of. It's brilliant.
Liar.
Nobody has ever laughed at anything she has said.
You mean nobody has ever noticed you dumb/dumber?
@@dumbdumber7203 Troll. People are telling you repeatedly that they thought her both funny and brilliant but you can’t handle it. What a fragile ego you must have.
i dont get the fuss i find her a perfectly handsome woman
Total SUPER HERO!!! Amazing. Helping people with laughter and voice.
I dont know what it is, but is no humor involved remotely.
The hero’s name is Captain Calories
I 😍 Hanna Gadsby. Her storytelling helped me a lot. And she's beautiful. 😍
lol I love her too and you are funny as well. you might even be funnier.
@@dabbindavidstrikesagain487🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love that shot
I'm in the UK and my therapist recommended I watch Nanette, after seeing three times now and eagerly awaiting Douglas, it's fair to say I am a huge fan.
Does your therapist sideline as a rendition interrogator for the cia?
@@paolo2012 It would have at least worked as a joke if you had said MI5. Don't give up your day job!
nice virtue signaling
@@offthegridliving3339 Hahaha… this is your reverse of that. You: “Lookie here, I’m a manny man and I am in charge of what is funny and not funny and what is and isn’t virtue signaling because well, I lack the depth of thought and character to say anything of substance.”
I loved Nanette. It was such a moving experience to watch. To have a laugh and a cry. It felt very special and even intimate in a way like a friend just having a chat with you about life and silly things. And there is a lot of wisdom to the things she says too.
OMG totally love her she is amazing.
Thank you Hannah.
Lovely to see. This is a form of art. This is instruction for the audience, we are not all alike, those who are different have feelings too, all of us need to be heard. Commenters here who think HG is not funny enough, probably have no problem with male comedians who disparage women in their comedy routine, without regard to how it makes women feel. Would say to Hannah herself, be liberated. Release the past with your presentation and likeability and wit. That was then, this is now. Take the love your audience shows you. Stuff some in your pocket. The age of intolerance is coming to an end. It might not seem like it, but it’s always darkest before the dawn. Intolerance is coming to an end.
Nicely said, Audra. It looks like we are all getting more aware and that's a good thing.
Yes awareness is very important. Especially in games such as Blackout on Call of Duty Black Ops 4.
Nunsuch Likely you’d say the same thing about any satirist or Mark Twain, or Jewish comics who might use comedy to get back at pain. Victimhood?
HG's audience is laughing. There are those who create art. There are those of us who appreciate artful expression. And there are those who feel they must comment in the negative. Pipe down hecklers, we've heard it before, we've paid to see the show.
@@audraeden8923 if you paid to see this, I can sell you a chance to walk into a certain manhole in New York city
Thank you Jerf, I’ll make sure to scout out your address
She has a message and it’s about time. Like it or not it’s her truth. Comedy isn’t always funny, when it comes from pain, but we learn about ourselves. The great ones always have us look at ourselves.
HAHAHA, Comedy not funny. WTF
So nice to have bumped into Hannah. I have been working the professional speaking space and during some training Hannah was brought up as a fabulous performer who used emotional contrast to grab her audiences' attention. Now I understand it is her real life experience, humor and brilliance that grabs her audiences. Great job Hannah!
i get it. i totally get it . its tough. its gritty. life is bittersweet. i was telling my ex his loved one who just passed is laughing at the both of us up in heaven because the subject we both keep talking about is ....poop. yes that what life has come too. lol..i get the irony. shes beautiful.
wow. not just wow, but WOW. thank you so much for sharing :-)
I just very luckily discovered Hannah. I think she is my most favorite human. Her genius and spot on perspective is astounding.
Same here.
Like her sense of humor! Love her rawness, her irony, how she navigates her world and refused to let people label her..unlike the jackasses here.... I also really like that she knows a joke when she hears it, again, unlike the jackasses commenting here.
Good point
She refuses to let people label her, but labels herself over and over again. Talk about egotism
sense of humor - what humor?!
@@paolo2012 Her point about self deprecation has totally gone over your head. Some people need to reclaim self love and by doing so, they give people permission to do the same. If you’ve ever watched someone go from typically passive to more assertive, they go through an aggressive stage. She also accurately assesses her abilities in many people’s minds… it’s obviously hard for you to hear someone not feigning humbleness as neurotypicals so often demand of others.
💗💗 Hannah is brilliant and wonderful and I'm so glad she exists period, but mostly at a time that I do. She is gold!!! 🏆 🏅
Love Hannah! Love her and I’m in awe of her courage, her brilliance, her truth. Would like so very much to see “Douglas”. Both her new show and her adorable dog! Well done, Hannah 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️💕❤️💕
Love Hannah 💕 from Holland
Comedy can be serious.
And life is not always funny.
But you open up like she has is outstanding it's amazing.
Thank you Hannah, you are an inspiration to the world.
Pretty F'ed up world you live in if this dude's an inspiration.
@@dcxxxx
Pretty f’ed up that you’d misgender someone and that you’d disrespect what others find as inspirational. Tell me o’wise troll that you are? What inspires you? Darth Vader? The Joker? Donald Trump?
@@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS Finding inspiration is an unfunny comedian is the epitome of a pathetic life.
Such a pioneer and so much strength and courage!
This is why I love Hannah. I've always felt I'm a bit Aspie myself. She really is brilliant.
Yeah
Her tedtalk is great.
She subverted comedy and gave a performance. That you feel a need to draw boundaries is something you might want to think about when it comes to the creative process.
I love Hannah! May she continue to soar...
So excited for Douglas! Nanette holds a special place in my heart.
I admire Hannah Gadsby a lot. Hearing that she has autism while I'm trying to get a diagnosis makes me undescribably happy.
how does one get a diagnosis? I want to find out if I'm on the spectrum too. It'd be so cool if I was like Hannah
@@dabbindavidstrikesagain487 I'm not entirely sure about the details myself actually, also I'm a teeanger and live in Germany, so I'm not sure if this is going to help you. But I told my Mum and she phoned a clinic, then we got some papers in the mail that we had to fill out (just insurance and background infos). Next, some specialist is going to contact us and we'll make an appointment for a test. When the time comes I also plan to write some things down about my experiences to be prepared. I wish you all the best!
ty you too!
She's brilliant! I love her shows 👏👏👏👏
She’s so amazing and brave that my face hurt
I believe vulnerability is beautiful, at least to those open to witness. My fervent hope is that it also FREEING for those w/courage to share.
she really makes me feel like it does get better
I loved Nanette and really wanted to see her new show live but it was so expensive- looking forward to catching it on Netflix.
wanna watch it to together
Thank you Hannah!
I LOVED Nanette and I'm thrilled that millions have experienced her incredible humor and her triggering honesty. It's sad that some (men) on here are trolling, but it's sadly predictable. Down with the patriarchy!
Hannah is a dude, so shes part of the patriarchy. Down with hannah!
@@paolo2012 Wow. That all you got? The patriachy will surely go down quickly if guys like you are its supporters.
@@chiedu90069 I'm a woman fuckhead. Down with you too.
@@chiedu90069 seriously, the level of ego of people like you who cheer on open mindedness and boo stereotyping, and yet are SOOOOOOOOOOO quick to assume that people who think that this woman sucks are all men....talk about blatant hypocrisy. Well, I'm here to inform you that some of us women ALSO have comedic standards, ALSO think that this isn't art (it's "art-rocious"...theres some female creative humor for u) and ALSO aren't afraid of men, because of the brilliant men in our lives. You can't control us!
@@paolo2012 No sweetie. I just assume that you're an idiot who doesn't understand the English language. But my post can be directed at you as well. Feel better?
Keep doin what you need to do. You really are a gift... to yourself and the many. You radiate you;)
Namaste
She's wonderful.
Brilliant beautiful honest and so brave. Love her
Well she's right about tragedy.
@J G You are tragic
You can see her newest performance on the tragedy central network.
Correct. Ive heard of tragic comedies, That was a tragic non comedy. Bleach and barf
@@paolo2012 Seriously, your need to troll is both pathetic and tragic.
Knew she was on the spectrum before she said it....Just by the way she speaks
jmissle how do you mean? How did you know by the way she speaks? Like in a sing song way?
@@alexisCalled10 Being on the spectrum myself the way she speaks and carries on a conversation...Her eye movements....I have this weird talent to be able to spot others like me
@J G what time in the video?
I'm of the 60's growing up.
My mom had quite a few problems. Never did collect. A disability for it. If only. It's a book I could write. Dad was in music. NYC. I hardly survived. Her asp seems way mild to not at all
@J G don't make fun of HG pls is not nice
Dabbin' David Strikes Again! Funny tho
I absolutely love her
Dave Chappell has been mixing comedy with reality for decades
Women comedians have a more difficult time becoming successful. Her success is because of her honesty and sharp wit.
@@kerrypickens8594 No, unfunny people have a more difficult time becoming successful. Her success is because of her victimhood. Nothing more.
Dumb Dumber Even More Dumber
@@sammyn549 My point proven
@@kerrypickens8594 Ellen DeGeneres is successful. Monique is one of the greatest comediennes alive. Nikki glazer is incredible. Even Margaret Cho is tolerable. Liza Schlesinger is killing it. Even Amy Schumer's joke thievery got her somewhere. What they all had in common, is they were FUNNY, and being funny while telling the truth is a lot harder than being a woke victim...she illicits more applause than laughter, because audience members feel bad for her so they awkwardly clap. But she will NEVER be the artist that those other comediennes are, cause she's lazy, and wants to take the easy route as opposed to all the others who paid their dues, got booed for years, and finally became black belt artists in comedy. Hannah gadsby sucks balls, she's a shame to the art of standup comedy.
I love her, she's an incredibly strong and beautiful woman 😍
@Gaz Roberts word
Thank you for your transparency, Hannah. Continued success!
I think your new intro should be 'Its Sunday morning not Saturday.'
She thinks in pictures. Just like Temple Grandin.
She is so cool and a very obvious aspie....And im an aspie
so I can use that word if I whant 2
How is this show so 1990s but current?
I'm crying just thinking about paying to see her show.
I ❤️ her!
I might not think she’s funny but she seems like a cool person.
Thank you for your respectful comment. So many who don’t think she’s funny seem to think the proper response to that is to come online and troll hate her.
@@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS it’s because a lot of these trolls live miserable existences and hate themselves, most of them don’t even go outside and don’t have the confidence to say anything rude to a person’s face. So they project their negative feelings of worthlessness onto people online. The fact that they have enough time in the day to write mean comments online tells you where a person is in their life.
Wow Harry Potter really let himself go
I love her dry, smart style of comedy.
God she's a gem
What? How. She's not even funny.
@@mikomaxwell1612 To you… how you missed her subversion of comedy to deliver a performance is understandable if you’re an American. American comedy is more narrow in focus than comedy found elsewhere in the world and certainly different than what is found on the festival circuit… again, held in the rest of the world.
She is from new Zealand
Tasmania actually.
lefty has a poncho ?
Her comedy is the actual tragedy.
Ironic opening.. “What’s so funny about Hannah Gadsby”
Just love her. Period.
I can’t see how anyone actually enjoyed Nanette. It’s one big therapy session for her. Honestly, we should be the ones charging her for her constant rants. There’s nothing funny about her and she needs a therapist. not an audience.
0:05 NOTHING
Rotton Tomatoes: Critics 100% The audience 29%. The perfect example of how out of touch our PC culture is.
King’Kong' Quisha seriously, not single joke quoted from her special in the comment section. Is it not a comedy, so why isn’t making jokes?
This was a performance; the first half was comedy and the 2nd half was not. She subverted comedy to give this performance. Prior to deciding to do this, she’d been known as a comedian and had won numerous awards on the comedy festival circuit where the performances are for an hour and involve long-form storytelling. No doubt a good portion of the audience who rated her negatively were American, particularly American men. You can’t, well you can, label everything you don’t like as PC culture. Some of us actually understood what she was doing and why and actually enjoyed it. Perhaps the critics have a clear understanding of when someone is breaking the rules and actually appreciate rule breaking and audiences less so. You can know what you like and prefer that but that doesn’t mean that others are engaging in PC culture. Because you don’t understand someone else’s reality doesn’t make it less valid.
STOP PROFILING UNFUNNY PEOPLE!
SERIOUS QUESTION! I DON'T GET IT...
If people like her get angry at Comedians like Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr and others like that for making jokes about Rape, Transgenders, Women Equality, Gay Rights etc. Then why would you have a Netflix Special talking about the same thing and call it a Comedy? That doesn't make any sense, and is unbelievably hypocritical. If anything, this should bother them even more. When I hear Dave Chappelle and Bill Burr talk about that stuff, it's always a hypothetical situation and the person in their joke doesn't actually exist. It's always them doing a type of character. But this lady is telling us things that actually happened to her. How is it okay if she talks about this, and not okay if Chappelle, Burr or any other Comedian talks about it? And why would she call this a Comedy if people like her get mad at Comedians who are talking about the same thing?
Omg, you're literally explaining the disproportion yourself. What's not to understand? 🤦 People who know their trauma and decide to share - that's one thing. People who don't have a clue what they're talking about and who are making fun of and detaching important topics from reality - that's ... just not okay.
@@ta_nya5240 Okay so you're saying it's okay to talk about Rape on stage, but only if you were raped? That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. You either think a subject is off-limits or it isn't. You don't get to cherry pick like that. That's literally the definition of being a hypocrite. People these days I swear...🤦
It’s the difference between punching up and punching down. Take Gervais, for instance, who punched down against people disabled with ME/CFS when research has shown they have the worst quality of life of all the various disabilities and illnesses. He got a great laugh out of that. Gadsby is punching up at entitlement and the turning of our heads away from that that doesn’t affect us.
I wouldn't say she's a comedian. She's a public speaker, a performer, but not a comedian. She's much more like Andy Kaufman, or even more like Spaulding Grey.
Don't mention Kaufman in the same breath with this unfunny, uninteresting dude.
@@dcxxxx Again with the misgendering. You, dcxxxx, have a problem.
Yes, this was a performance; the first half was comedy and the 2nd half was not. She subverted comedy to give this performance. Prior to deciding to do this, she’d been known as a comedian and had won numerous awards on the comedy festival circuit where the performances are for an hour and involve long-form storytelling.
Nick Destroyed Her/Him/It
Oh her again. Shes so bad I want to cry.
This is really, really not funny .
Being lifted by big media outlets like Netflix, Establishment and authoritys approval to speak isnt convincing people to laugh anymore. But to clap and to praise.
She might be right on humor, might be great on humor, but she herself won't be simply funny.
I feel really embarrassed that I literally spend my time sitting here to talk.
Why does she say that she is in the margins?
She's referring to the way she experiences life: it's not mainstream (by a long shot). Check out her stand-up if you haven't yet; it'll become very clear very quickly.
@J G Reminds me of all those kids with full-free-ride scholarships to Harvard or Yale complaining about how woefully "oppressed" and "unsafe" they all are.
They wouldn't recognize real oppression if it had a bell on it.
@J G come on, not everything is about trump
Being gay!
3rdpapaya You evidently haven't watched her show Nanette, which is autobiographycal. I assure you that she endured plenty of physical and psychological trauma, rejection, criticism, illness and difficulties. And she is still struggling with the consequences of all the bad things that happened to her. She is an amazing human being, sincere, brave, deeply intelligent and sensitive, and she deserves all the love, admiration and success she is finally getting: don't be so quick in judging someone you don't know.
Why is she being interviewed by all men tho?
Because she hates them and we hate her so we make it as uncomfortable as we can for this wannabe man
^Typical Hanna Gadsby fan
Omg
For a. “Comedian “
She’s wayyyyyyyyyy too serious
What's so funny about Hannah, you asked? Well....NOTHING...🤢🤮
This was a performance; the first half was comedy and the 2nd half was not. She subverted comedy to give this performance. Prior to deciding to do this, she’d been known as a comedian and had won numerous awards on the comedy festival circuit where the performances are for an hour and involve long-form storytelling. And as someone has pointed out some of the best comics are engaged in commentary: Bruce, Carlin, Pryor. But let a woman do it about topics that mostly affect women and the LGBTQ community and “holy Hannah it’s a crime!”
Translation: I got tired of bombing all the time, so I decided, instead of telling jokes, i'll just talk incessantly about rape and trauma and muh mental illness, until the crowd feels too awkward and embarrassed to boo, hiss, or heckle.
And as an added bonus, I'm sure to get a couple dozen hackneyed, ultra-woke, dime-a-dozen entertainment shows to step over each other for the chance to conduct yet another boring puff-piece interview like this one about my craptastic, meandering, painfully-unfunny, and not-at-all original one-woman show.
Gadsby won many comedic awards before Nanette. You simply had never heard of her and so, you think your “insight” is actual insight. It’s not. It’s trolling. You might want to take a look in the mirror and try to figure why you’re doing this. Hint: your virtue signaling with “ultra woke” is likely key.
it's not funny, but it is important
homophobic misogynistic xenophobic troll
It's not funny, but it is also not funny.
The most unfunny 'comic' I've ever seen
And reading through some of the comments in here it makes me wonder WTF is going on with some people.
"Trauma" "Cried my eyes out" "Hero"
Not the usual plaudits associated with a comedy special. Infact, the funniest thing I can away from it is she is being interviewed about comedy....that's gotta be joke surely.
Hurry up doomsday.
Every annoying, badly brought up adult- child is all of a sudden on the spectrum. OK.
Lol this woman might honestly be the winner of the woke, virtue signaling, victimhood olympics. At the 2:40 mark she nearly brings herself to tears for having the courage to stand tall against the oppressive forces of...literally no one. “If that means my career is over, so be it!” Lmfao. Astounding.
👏👏I know.. SUCHA HARD CRINGE. and omg the sycophants she has in this comment section that attack with rage that’s just plain scary is FRIGGIN WILD!!!!
@@summertime9629 What’s wild is the need to come online and troll someone you don’t think is funny and to spew hatred which is what so many do who do not understand, appreciate Gadsby’s humor or get the point.
So, your feelings were hurt. She’s talking about a type of humor that’s common to the form. So, in your not very humble opinion, it’s wrong to ever question form even if you’ve discovered that you’ve been behaving in a way that doesn’t work for you? And worse, it’s bad to share that … you know, something that might help others to question why it is they do what they do and whether they want to continue doing it. What’s sad funny is that you have so closed your mind that you classify people as woke or virtue signaling. Most of us know that those who yell “woke” or “virtue signaling” are attempting to do the very thing they claim that others are doing. You’re doing that here.
Ironic she says life would be easier as a straight white man when if she were a straight white man no one would watch her comedy
Her comedy is a tragedy
She’s not funny
The only funny joke that Hannah has is when she calls herself a comedian.
Why do they keep pushing her on us? She sucks.
Yeah I really hate how they force us to watch this video too, like they come to our house and click the thumbnail and everything. Downright scandelous.
Worst.Comic.Ever.
OMG ,WHERE ARE THE COMEDIANS,this anti-comedy SUCKS
jeff edwards No one likes all comedians, but the nice thing about the latest version of CZcams is if you are not enjoying a video, you can stop watching it and even not comment on it. Google for more details.
@@nimue325 I enjoy your humor but you're being too nice to this homophobic misogynistic xenophobic troll. just tell them to go kts
this dude is not funny. I thought it was Mark from blink 182.