Russell Brand

[Swanny]

I'm starting to like him

Oh yea he swears so those of you here easily offended by the F word had better not watch ;)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inB-6R1-4ng

http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2013/sep/13/russell-brand-gq-awards-hugo-boss

[Dabz]

He's actually very articulate and very well read (I was going to say 'intelligent' but stopped myself) - I love his comedy personally

[Jon_W]

I guess his comedy is a bit marmite. You either like it or not. I'm afraid I'm in the not side.

[Nelly]

If LT was to check this site out more often he tell you that he recently had coffee with him and reckons he's a nice bloke. Seems very intelligent and articulate but his brand (excuse the pun) of comedy leaves me cold.

[Dabz]

to be fair it was only once I read his books that I became a fan. His vocabulary is something else

[napalm]

I always thought he was a knob 'til I saw him on question time... had me in stitches and owned the panel. Agree or disagree with his viewpoint, I wish my brain moved as fast as his!

[pluggedinpete]

Don;t like his brand (geddit?) humour, but when he's being serious, he's very witty

[SupeRDel]

Back in the ninties I worked at a place where we had a shop steward who was much like him when he spoke. He used to run rings around the management at meetings.

They wanted us to change our shift pattern.

He negotiated a £2000 a year payrise for all of us to accept it as we would not like it.

Shift pattern went from a 7 day pattern to a 6 day pattern - We loved it.