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Alfie Brown is here ladies and gentlemen
sitting in for
Dan Nightingale
who is having
one of his bollocks
cut off today
oh no
the left one as well
what
the left one
is that your favourite one
yeah it's his best bollock
no my right one
it's my favourite
it's the lower one
my left one's my lower one
is it
yeah
Alfie
I think it's switched around i used to have i i think
i've irreparably damaged my ball tubes because i used to have a bit of material where i would
um like argue that like nudity doesn't make pop music better and then i would say like is it is
it better if i get my bollocks out and i would push my i would thumb my cock down into my jeans
but hoist my testicles over my belt buckle,
and then I would scream at somebody in the audience,
stare into the eye of the storm whilst pointing at my bollocks.
This is, I should say, 2011,
when we had different sensibilities about what was acceptable comedy.
And then, of course, the joke would be that it does make it funnier
because bollocks are really funny.
Bollocks are funny.
Bollocks are funny.
I don't think there's ever a bad time to see a pair of bollocks.
Well, I'm glad you said that.
I don't think anyone sees just a pair of bollocks.
No.
If there's a dick involved as well, that's threatening.
Okay, what about when you're going to sleep for open-eye surgery?
And as you go out, you can see the doctor's bollocks i think that's the only situation and that's interesting because the the the reason why a
penis implies threat yeah yeah but bollocks imply vulnerability which is why they're such a beautiful
thing to have like next to each other like wow what intensity it's like the sacred and the profane it's it there's a because everybody is most
vulnerable in their bollocks aren't they as i can attest to with my swollen ball tubes circa 2011
how long have we done two minutes and 44 seconds to be here I just want to like you know who else have you heard
Eshan and
as co-host
yeah
so Eshan's done
one
Brennan Rees has done two
Freddie's done
one
and
Paul Smith has done one
I'd love to work my way up
to Eshan level
yeah
yeah yeah yeah
I want to do one of your live shows once
and have my own theme tune
come in on a
ice cream mix.
Yeah.
Meet me at the pushy, ushy, ushy, ushka-rah, ushy, ushka-rah.
What would your racist track be?
Sorry?
What would your racist track be?
What song is the equivalent of the pushy, pushy, pushy, pushy, pushy, ushka-rah?
What's it all about, Alfie?
It could be that. Is it just for the moments we share
and then everybody would go oh my god alfie i've missed him
so not the raw reaction which is like you just want ah we have a different young man we have a
different type of charisma me and hm you do oh I could just also I could try and
rebrand as the meet me at the pushy oshi oshi ashkara comedian because I'm the only one that
knows the lyrics meet me at the pushy oshi oshi ashkara isn't it it's about it's about some bloke
so where are you where are we gonna meet oh the pushy the Oshie Oshie Oshie Ashkara.
Where?
The Oshie Ashkara.
Where?
The Oshie Ashkara.
Okay, go on.
What do you want to talk about then
for fuck's sake?
Oh, it's going to be a fun one.
Oh, God.
Thanks for coming up. Hey, it's my absolute pleasure. fun one. Oh, God. Thanks for coming up.
Hey, it's my absolute pleasure.
I woke up at 6.30 this morning and hopped on a train.
And it was great.
Nobody's wearing masks.
Rush hour on the tube.
Absolutely fine.
Where are you at with that?
Because I like to perform live comedy,
which is one of the worst things
that we could possibly be doing
for the spread of the virus.
But I would like us to be doing everything else
around that that means that I never have to
not do that.
Never have to stop gigging again.
Yeah.
So I want you to wear a mask.
Like, it's just stop.
Keep your fucking droplets to yourself.
What are you doing?
Put a mask on. i know that you can't
because you have silly lungs or whatever your problem is but that's what the doctor told me
you got silly yeah your your lungs are stupid silly silly lungs um yeah no i'm where are you
at you at your um are you a covidiot uh what's a? I don't know. I wanted to say. Is a COVID-iot.
A COVID-iot is what?
A COVID-iot is somebody who believes in COVID like an idiot.
I don't think you helped as much as you thought you were going to there, Cal.
He just looks uncomfortable.
Trying to make him comfortable.
I'll kill him.
Right.
Is that what you're trying to make me comfortable by sneaking up behind me
and wiggling a microphone
about in front of my face
Alfie's not comfortable
come on
here we go
oh shit
you feel alright now
no I do feel comfortable now
I do feel comfortable
that's very good to know
I
I
yeah
I want to never have to
stop doing stand up again
because I'm a much better person when I'm allowed to get this all out.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, no.
My argument for this is the same as why I don't really recycle.
Like, I'm not going to make any real difference,
so it doesn't matter.
Well, I think given, think given like recycling i understand your
point to an extent uh but with the exponential spread of the disease i don't think that is
necessarily true i think you would make a difference that's how the exponential disease
well i was funny at the beginning but um uh but recycling i sort of agree with you what's the insulate britain have you had them up here
around and about we have insulate we're running them over yeah that's why you don't hear about
because that's on the m62 going people should insulate their lofts and people are just fucking
yeah yeah yeah yeah hang on is that the argument why people should insulate the loft is that what
they called insulate britain that was the stupid joke that I just made.
I don't really know.
It makes more sense than what I imagine.
I've no idea why they're called that.
Yeah.
I haven't done any.
I've stopped reading.
Maybe it is.
Maybe they're saying insulate your houses,
your energy prices will go down,
we'll be burning less coal.
But at the same time,
they seem to be quite forthright and aggressive about that,
which makes me think that they're not the kind of loft conversion type.
Just don't have a loft conversion or don't insulate.
What I've done is I've seen pictures and videos of these people
and decided I would never want to hear what they've got to say over a pint.
So I'm not going to listen to them sat on the m25
either i don't understand why why are you going up to individuals and saying you need to change
what this is like there needs to be a structural like somebody tell me what to do i voted you in
to tell me what to do now tell me what to do it's not my responsibility not to fly to malaga it's
your responsibility to build a plane that runs off fucking swans or you know run a plane
run a plane burn more swans off of the like the geese that fly into the like make a geese-fueled
plane that way when it collects all the geese in the engine yeah fuck me we got we need to and that
would make flying more fun because the pilots have very like, fuck me, I need to go to the side and get some geese in the engine. Like Sonic trying to collect the rings.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because ultimately it doesn't make any,
oh, we need to not use plastic straws.
Like if you look, and this is like, you know,
statile, as you would stay up here.
But if you look at how the plastic in the sea
contributors by continent,
you've got, what have we got?
We've got like Europe europe which on 10 percent
uh australasia like 0.2 percent uh the americas that's like 11 percent and then uh china and asia
with like 75 percent and that's all of industry as well all of like the burning of coal and whatnot
it's all fucking them it would literally be better for the environment
if Insulate Britain got on a plane,
flew to China and protest there.
But they won't because they don't want to get on a plane
because it's all...
They don't care, really.
They just want to be on the news.
Well, that's, yeah, that's the thing.
All these people protesting, like,
Tories out, Tories out.
You don't want the Tories out.
What you want to do is you want to hang out with your friends.
Yeah.
Because if you actually... Oh, yeah, Tories out. Okay, great. the Tories out. What you want to do is you want to hang out with your friends. Yeah. Because if you actually, oh, yeah, Tories out, okay, great.
And what else?
What do you want us to do?
Oh, thank you for doing everything I was asking.
What am I going to do this weekend now?
I feel so lost.
Yeah, there's a lot of activists that I find sort of really benefit
from the thing they're campaigning against being in there,
like their careers benefit like people who are extremely one thing like this is what i am and i campaign for
this then if they if they got that then their career goes away and they'd have to go and work
in farm foods this is the interesting thing about um like the activism being a sense of industry and it's not immune to like the the
capitalist like need to survive so if you write like anti like thomas picketty who wrote uh
inequality and uh you know capitalism and all that capital that that book 20 pounds for a hardback so the the argument against capitalism is also a product of capitalism
which means that which is why capitalism is so good because it's the only form of economic economy
where the like argument against it is also possible part of it yeah that's insane i've
never thought of it that way so good isn't it it's great thanks
so um you're you're a lot more well read on well everything books right yeah books and things
right but like
what what are you like are you at your heart a capitalist a communist or you don't really care i wouldn't
want to wed my personality and i'd like i don't everybody always says or like when you hear
communists say communism is actually brilliant it's like it's just it so happens that every
communism is just we're just going to share everything and whether you're a doctor or a
bin man you're going to be on seven pound an hour uh essentially there are sort of uh social hierarchies that exist uh whereby it's
the government gives a certain amount of power depending on but yeah that's the sort of general
idea it always also like means very strict control of people uh government is everything
and a lot of genocide a lot of the time.
And what people will argue is that,
well, it's never been tried correctly before.
It's never been tried correctly before,
so we should try it and do it better this time.
Surely that argument extends to capitalism,
where there is not no, but less genocide.
And there can be,
we can incentivise companies to give green tax breaks,
and there are lots of solutions.
Eco-capitalism.
I have nothing at my heart.
I don't understand it anywhere near enough.
At least I have the smarts to understand that I know nothing.
That is sort of the loose theme of what my next tour show is going to be.
Here's what I think, and I haven't looked into it,
but it doesn't matter because neither of you.
Yeah, that's a good outlook.
And even if you have, if you've truly looked into it,
you shouldn't know what's right.
You should be looking at both sides and going,
they're wrong and they're wrong and they're right and they're right,
so let's just not do anything. This is the thing about conspiracy theorists would like things to be simple yeah because it's much more comforting to think that i'll be really great if you know all the things
that were wrong in my life were actually just uh you know the jews rather than like a complex
network everything yeah that's what, you know,
you talk to these people and they go,
yeah, it's probably the Jews, isn't it?
There's a tornado on witness yesterday.
Yeah, the Jews.
That's the gay Jews,
specifically the gay Jews, the tornadoes.
Flapping all their money around.
Created some wind.
In their head.
That is blue sky thinking.
It's just idiots,
kind of racist conspiracy theories because it's comforting idiots kind of conspiracy racist conspiracy theories that
because it's comforting to believe that the things that are shit about your life and essentially you
like it's not my lack of talent that it means like no conspiracy theorist has a great life
yeah no conspiracy theorist is doing really really well in their job and it's like
their relationship is successful and they go yeah but also the earth is flat how about david ike he was you know he was on blue peter he was doing all
right he was on blue peter i don't know and he was a goalkeeper wasn't he he was a goal i know
he's a footballer he played for blue peter in goal yeah did he yeah that's what david ike did
yeah he was on the blue peter team what league were they in? I think they were championship at the time.
Or the old league one.
Really?
Yeah.
Wow.
Didn't know that.
No, but he was doing all right.
And then he went sort of a bit left.
Yeah, easy to motivate your teammates
when you think the opposition team are all lizards.
These are a bunch of lizards.
Yes.
Yes.
That's inspiring stuff.
No, no, they are lizard people.
Is there any conspiracy theory that you've heard
that you sort of believe?
Fluoride in the tap water, definitely.
Fluoride in the tap water.
I thought that was just a case anyway.
I have no idea.
I quite like the idea that the conspiracy theories
are a conspiracy theory
so what they've done is they've like flooded the marketplace with conspiracy theories so that the
ones that are true lose all value so you kind of group together these things as conspiracy theories
so the actual proliferation of conspiracy theories is a governmentated agenda to try and, like, undermine the fact that
Boris Johnson is a lizard.
He just let loads of flat air result.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It does make sense, though,
if you think about it.
It does.
If you think about it, it makes sense.
If you don't think about it,
it makes no sense
because you'll be thinking about something else.
You won't even be thinking about it.
So you do need to be thinking about it. Please no sense because you'll be thinking about something else you won't even be thinking about it so you do need to be thinking about it please subscribe to the patreon
fire some conspiracies at alfie i want to see what his opinion is
uh okay what do you think about the pizza one go on please continue so apparently in washington
yeah there's this pizza gaffe.
And if you go in and ask for a specific pizza,
so maybe it's like,
oh, I'll have the 12-inch pepperoni with olives.
Then they take you downstairs
and let you fuck some kids.
Hmm.
Hmm.
What happens if you accidentally order that?
This is on pizza.
12-inch pepperoni with olives, please.
Thank you very much.
Right this way, sir.
Huh?
No, to go. i wanted to go um i uh well i hope that one's not true um it's a very
loose bastardized version of what it is what he's just said peter gate you never heard of peter gate
no it's the whole hillary clinton jeffrey epstein that like there's emails between
people going oh i can't wait to go to washington on the weekend and have a 12 inch pepperoni
pizza express
uh well i mean the no i i don't know i i i probably don't believe that that's true.
There's probably something pretty dodgy going on with, you know,
when Bill Clinton was running for president,
one of his advisors said, listen, this is really embarrassing,
but just, you know, so we know what the press,
what could potentially happen,
we need to ask you how many of the women on the team,
could you just name the ones who you've slept with?
And that will make our job easier just down the line,
just so we know what the press can find out,
can't find out what to deny, whatnot.
And Bill Clinton said, right right it would be a lot quicker if I just tell you the ones that I
haven't slept with he fucked everyone yeah and um but his his tastes were always you know uh
the the right side of the law yeah in terms, like, Monica Linsky was young,
but not like Pizza Express pepperoni 12-inch
with olives, young.
I'm going to say I don't think it's a Pizza Express.
No, but I, no, is that very important?
Well, that could have been what Prince Andrew was doing there.
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
I've never tied that together.
Bum, bum, bum.
12, you wouldn't say 12 inches, would you?
You'd just say probably a Romano.
All right, a Romano.
12-inch with pepperoni olives, please,
because nobody's going to order that.
It's too salty.
Too salty.
Do you know what that's from?
No.
I can't remember what that's from.
Too salty.
Okay, got another one.
So excited to be podcasting.
Do you think that George Bush knew about 9-11 in advance?
No.
No?
No.
It's a nightmare.
Why would he have known?
I know what I'll be.
I know what I'll throw.
I'll go to talk to some kids
and then have it embarrassingly whispered in my ear
that I've just lost thousands of citizens
to the greatest attack on America since Pearl Harbor.
But I'll be having to be all embarrassed
and hunched over whilst trying to entertain some children
and have my secretary go,
oh, sir, everybody's dead, I'm afraid,
because of the you know,
the Taliban. The Taliban have
humiliated you, and you've got
loads of really hard work to do
now, and it's going to be a lot harder for you.
Do you know what he was reading?
Any possibility?
Bessie Bunter? My Pet Goat.
My Pet Goat!
He was reading that to kids while
his country was getting bummed
Oh man
So you don't think
America had anything
To do with it
No
No
No that
That's just
Mad
That just
That's
I mean the Pizza Express thing
Like you don't know how much
It's just
The 9-11 thing
It just
It doesn't make any sense
Why would it,
why?
But whenever you talk to people about like why these conspiracy,
everybody always says these,
I was in Malaga recently and this guy goes,
well,
of course COVID is all a hoax.
I'm watching the cricket with him.
He goes,
COVID is all a hoax,
isn't it?
You just see his mic go,
stop,
not today,
not today.
And he goes,
it is a hoax though. And looks so naughty and he had like a
tuft a tuft of white hair coming over his shirt like he was like a billy goat
hang on my pet goat yes okay well there's a lot of um really top segwaying going on today in the studio.
And I went, oh, that's interesting.
Tell me more.
And he goes, well, you know, there's a,
Rainer Fulmich has done a lot of research, and he says that they can't actually locate COVID.
It doesn't exist.
And I went, oh, so why, so what's happening then?
And he goes, well, it's all about control, isn't it?
I said, oh, okay.
Could you be a bit more vague than that?
That's a little bit too on the money for me.
What was his actual theory?
That the world just wants to control us?
Oh, that Pfizer and all the medical companies were about to go out of business so
they needed to be able to have something that they could sell a cure to so they created this
thing and I go okay and the government are across this and they went yeah and I went so they've just
decided to take on loads of debt and like you know awfulness and done loads of hard work and
also everybody everybody's got it.
Like all of them, all the government have got the thing
and like lost a stone.
And that's like Matt Hancock's going to see
like the Marvel comic universe personal trainer
to take a stone off just by the time he comes back to work.
So everybody will think that he's had a kind of little bit
of a wasting disease.
Like it just, it's, it's complete bollocks.
That was my favourite thing
about getting COVID
was the weight loss.
I was great.
When I come out of COVID,
I'm not really after a week.
You're looking great actually.
You reckon?
Yeah.
I feel a bit chunky at the minute.
Yeah.
A little bit chunky.
Or,
not wrong with that.
Maybe it's a new haircut.
And you've done,
I've just,
I went through a little phase
of doing my beard line.
Uh-huh.
Like contouring for men. Yes. And I liked that a little phase of doing my beard line, like contouring for men.
Yes.
And I liked that a lot.
It made me feel, but then I'm too lazy.
Well, what happened was I had me promo pictures
for my new tour taken on, what day did we do?
Tuesday.
What's it called?
The tour's called Imperious.
And the day before, when i got confirmed i was getting
my photos done i text my barber i've got a barber and i don't really trust anyone else to do it
including in the same shop i was like can you do me tomorrow in the morning before i go to the
studio and he was like got no time um so i woke up and thought i'll just leave me here i'll do
something with that and then i'll just clip my beard myself i've got some beard clippers in the house and they died after like one they just stopped and i couldn't get them working again
so i just texted barbara and was like you're gonna have to at least do me beard for me and i went and
he was like he went just sit in the chair he said to his next customer i'm just gonna do adam's beard
i'll be five minutes and then he was like so why did you need this doing so urgently today and i was like i'm getting my photos done and he without asking he just went at me here he was just
like i'll just do it for you because he's a top guy hey lovely man now what a nice barber yeah
um yeah no you look um you are on tour early next year We might as well give that a good old mention. Hi, lids.
I'm going on tour.
Yeah, I'm going on tour in... Well, I've got my Soho Theatre run,
so any London lids that wanted to come
and see me at the Soho Theatre
from the 8th to the 13th of November.
And then I'm on tour in February and March
all over the kingdom of Great Britain and and northern ireland sick and dublin do you enjoy
doing your own tour more than doing like club work yes yeah yeah yeah definitely but i mean i'm
i it's a it's a different thing like when you do club work you've really got to you've got to put
your foot on their throat and not let it off.
Less so than you used to, I think.
And I kind of miss the frantic, like I could die at any minute nature of club work.
The junglers, staggy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like Cardiff Oceana junglers having to really get into it with a hen party.
And having them
like physically
manhandle me
and the other day
at the Bristol Comedy Box
when somebody threatened
to glass me
I listened to this story
on your podcast
you've got a podcast
the Alfie Brown show lids
truly a great podcast
and if you are looking
to add a new podcast
to your rotation
and it was number one
in stand-up comedy podcasts
it was the good thing about iTunesup comedy podcasts. It was.
The good thing about iTunes is they've got enough sub-genres
that everybody is number one of something.
So I was number one in my whatever, you know.
And some people are just number one across all genres,
like we were for four hours last week.
From Sonny Runcorn in the Have A Word studios.
It's,
it's,
it's,
my podcast is the,
I refer to it as the
best comedy podcast
in the UK
south of Watford Gap Services.
Which is of course
a nod to yourself,
isn't it?
Because you're north
of Watford Gap Services.
We are.
Thank you.
Just slightly.
On the subject
of the rowdy club thing,
I did the,
the frog last week another frog
and bucket me and dan have spoke about this before gets a bit of a bad rap amongst certain comics for
being really rowdy and difficult to play at times last week uh was the rowdiest that because i've
always denied that i've been like just you just play it you got to play for what it is and
understand what you're playing and accept that that's what it is and then you'll have a good gig as long as you approach it that way the frog last weekend like
i won but it was a fight and i also was in the situation where so i've started closing for the
frog a couple of years ago now and i'm often the youngest and or the least experienced act on the
bill despite being on at the end when you said one there i thought you meant the frog
they get me back for eight next week yeah um but what had happened was so the way they book it is
that the middle act is often the either an actor who's a bit different a quirky act or
who the frog consider to be the newer actor we could act on the bill
that's what the middle is tend to be used for sure the middle had dropped out so the middle's
last weekend on the friday it was justin moore house who is as mank as they come as experienced
as they come a proper club comic and destroyed the place in the middle and on the saturday it
was deliso chiponda who did the exact same thing so it they had that in the middle. And on the Saturday, it was Deliso Chiponda who did the exact same thing.
So they had that in the middle.
And then by the time I got on,
there's just people chatting everywhere.
But you come out of those gigs.
So the reason I asked you the question before,
or not the reason,
but a sort of spin-off for the conversation,
is like, I love touring,
but I'd never want to just do it.
Because I came away from that weekend,
which was was on the
face of it the toughest weekend I've had at the Frog in three or four years but it was also my
favorite weekend I've had in the Frog because when you come out of those gigs like if a gig's lovely
and nice and you smash it that's great but you there's sort of a party of me that goes well
any decent comic should have been able to play that room and do well there. Whereas when it's a bare pith,
when you come out having had done well,
I feel like, oh, I'm actually really good at this
and I can handle myself.
I sort of have a similar thing whereby I have,
I mean, with stand-up, and I think a lot of stand-ups,
I mean, we're all so incredibly precious about what is stand-up
and what constitutes stand-up and is that person a stand-up
or is what they're doing technically stand-up and what constitutes stand-up and is that person a stand-up or is what they're doing technically stand-up
or whatever argument or bickering we're doing,
you know, either with each other or online.
And there's like a Tracey Emin thing
whereby like she's allowed to piss the bed
and go have a look at that
because she can draw brilliantly freehand.
She's earned the right to piss the bed and go have a look at that because she can draw brilliantly freehand she's earned the right to piss the bed and go have a look at that art because she can draw for and it's the
it's the basis in what traditionally would constitute art that gives her the right to do
that whatever that is and i possibly think maybe the same thing is true you need to be able to
close the frog to be able to have your you know
mewling self-regarding stand-up power that you're doing uh on tour which of course mine is
yeah the tracy emmond thing because you've brought it up we've spoken about this two or three times yeah on the show so
Dan loves it
yeah
the bed thing
oh
does he love it
and I think
she got to the week before
and panicked
do you know when you get to like
the second week of July
and you haven't finished
your day for a show
right
and then
we've been sent
quite a lot recently so an artist was given like
the number might be wrong but like a hundred thousand pound commission yeah to do a thing
for an art installation and he gave them a blank canvas and called it the blank canvas
you call it uh take your money and run yeah he called it take the money and run and it was just nothing and people were like
oh Adam's going to be pissed off with this I'm telling you
right now that is genius
that is art
because he's took the piss properly
and he knows that artist
knows what he's doing
and he knows that everyone else knows what he's doing
he's taken the piss out of art
wankers who are like oh so thoughtful
he's just gone
I'll just give them that
and I'll keep all the money
Tracey Emin
is a fucking liar
but that's now worth
a lot of money probably
that's how all of this
stuff started
it's Duchamp
like had a
France manager
yeah Didier Duchamp
he's a very very old man
and in the early
21st century
he was actually an artist before he was a
central defensive midfielder and and latterly a rather underwhelming um manager of footballers
despite the fact that he's won everything he's just quite boring teams to anyway abolish
international football that's a side point the point is uh that uh he was going to his exhibition
and he went round down the road and bought a urinal,
like a piss trough, and went,
that's what anything's art.
I'm an artist, so it's art.
So this whole point that art can be anything
if an artist says you need to regard this as art,
I take this and I say this is actually about
feudal economics.
And then you go, ooh, I'm now looking at at the pen not as a pen but something like within the context of somebody who's told
me it's about it's bollocks it's absolute bollocks and it is boring and i don't like tracy i was i
was using the tracy emin example as a way to think about what validates and i believe that you know
she's like what it earns you the right you know having that basis that
foundation in what might traditionally be called art gives you the right to explore elsewhere
i'm not necessarily a fan of her and even less so damien hurst who is um i think the worst of uh
all of them dropping the base of your voice i mean that is and the whole argument i used to have
a bit when i was a very young and angry and didn't really care about commercial viability, even less so now than now.
I'm an artist, so it makes it art.
That's good, isn't it?
I would go, hey, hey, hey, I'm a baker.
This is a bun.
Because I am a baker and I say that this is a bun.
Do you want to?
No,
it's disgusting,
isn't it?
Doesn't function as a bun in any way,
shape or form,
but I am a baker.
Bun.
It just doesn't make.
Ouch.
Anyway.
Yeah,
no,
I completely agree with you that it strikes me as very,
and that is really funny
the thing about it got to the week before the show and she because i think a lot of edinburgh
shows are like that as well yeah yeah oh yeah no it's no it's it's it's it's actually storytelling
yeah every stand-up who goes to edinburgh has a storytelling show what that means is i lost
confidence in myself in March.
There's a lot of comics bringing their mum in,
like, late July and be like,
have any of our relatives died this decade?
Like a great aunt who I could pretend meant something to me.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to do an Edinburgh show
about my great-great-uncle J. Be Bez Tunnicliffe, from Leeds,
who started a group called the Band of Hope,
which was men in their 20s were drinking their pay,
becoming alcoholics, and their families were starving.
Their kids and their wives were starving.
So my great-great-great-uncle from Leeds, J. Bez Tunnicliffe,
started this thing
called the band of hope which uh got young men off of um uh alcohol booze and uh you know put
the money back into the families and a great man so i'm going to do an edinburgh show that's sort
of all cry about how much i miss this guy from the 1800s. But also I want to get the message
that I'm really from up north.
That's what I really want to let everybody know.
You really want to get that in, don't you?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like the heart of you.
My soul, I might have the voice
of a weak and feeble southerner,
but I have the voice of a weak and feeble southerner yeah but i have the heart and soul uh of a a rich
north soiled boy you said something to me once that or it might have been in your
show imagination which is also on youtube and very very very good okay lids um the in fact last time alfie was on the show on a patreon episode i
think it was we told everyone to go and watch a special and comment the words bum nuggets on it
and there's quite a lot of them because there is and i actually sort of regret it now that there
are so many because i thought oh it'd be funny if there's five I didn't think like there would be like there's there's there's there might be a hundred
of those like it's insane they just kept coming and I think that YouTube now thinks that like I
have created loads of YouTube accounts and I'm just trying to like hike myself up the algorithm
like going bum nuggets like I'm like absolutely munted myself up the algorithm, like going bum nuggets,
like I'm absolutely munted on scotch in my bedroom,
creating all these separate YouTube accounts
and writing bum nuggets underneath my own special
to try and hoik the algorithm up.
So what you're saying to 50,000 idiots
is don't go to your special imagination
and comment bum nuggets on it.
Comment something else.
Comment, hi Alffie love your work
love you say just you know just say well say that you want to like snog my dick or something
there we go let's say that go and watch alfie brown's special imagination on youtube and say
oh my god he's so funny i want to snog his dick yeah and then i like imagine because not
don't want to suck me off you want to go like you want to get off with my dick like it was a man's
face that you liked but it's a cock and you want to get off with it i love sorry my girlfriend's
been away for a week it's nice when your girlfriend goes away because you really get to catch up on
your wanking i think you do and then you And then you think, oh, I missed you.
Yeah.
And then you get really quickly bored of that
and want some per se again.
Yes, it's nicer.
It's at the very least wetter and warmer.
Yes.
I was talking to my missus about this last night, actually.
There we go.
Do you ever have a lubey one?
Thank you for the sound effect uh that helped me travel to the uh the the place in my mind where i could access that memory um
yeah yeah sometimes yeah if there's a if there's a if i buy
yeah I think
whenever I masturbate
it's sort of like
an emergency
so it's very like
I can't reach for the
I don't plan these things
and then also
I don't want to do
you know
it's enough trouble
having to do aftercare
with an actual partner
that you have sex with
and you don't want to
just lie there
in your own
sugary cock syrup
do you
absolutely don't this is what I was talking so me and sam had a little uh
a little game of five aside last night and then uh we also went go-kart who won that
what who won that um she finished first did she five aside did she yeah hang on what
Did she?
Hang on.
What?
It's a euphemism, innit?
Yeah, she come, and then later on I did.
A footy?
Yeah.
It's a euphemism, innit?
Yeah.
No euphemisms on this pod, lad.
Straight talking fucking sex chat, that's what we're having.
Fucking euphemism.
So you came on a lot. That wasn't me, by the the way for the audio listeners that was alfie yes i'm a fucking vocal chameleon
um we uh we were talking afterwards about uh self-gratification and she was talking about
the fact like we've got a little bullet vibrator in the drawer and a big fucking wand and she's like i
just don't bother with them because i can just do it just as quick but it is better with the little
bulletty one and i was like yeah it's the same for me like a luby a luby one is so much better
but it's just it's like you've made your dinner and you've already sat on the couch with it and
you're comfy and you've got a plate with like a roast dinner on your lap and it
needs a bit of salt but you can't be arsed
getting back up to get the salt even though it would make the dinner better
you're just like oh I'll just eat it
it'll still satisfy me mainly
have you ever used a fleshlight
I haven't but we've had someone get in touch with the
podcast to sponsor us because they
make fuckable
tinga tinga tinga tinga
tales from Africa
Is that who it is?
No
That's actually, I've fused two things
together there listener
What I've done is I've taken
Tenga Tenga Tenga Tenga
Tales from Africa
a cartoon that my children watch with the sex
toy brand Tenga
That's if I had I do have a podcast but
if I was that the sort of podcast where sex brands were getting in touch with me saying
listen do you want to use our fleshlight and then talk about how good it feels to
wank into our plastic um exactly what the email said it's almost like you rose it. I got one. And I was dating a girl who worked in the industry.
And she gave me some eggs, Tenga eggs, which are like, you know, it's like a disposable fleshlight.
And I mean, so empowering.
Good.
Oh, my God.
It's enough, you know, it really, all of these modern inventions,
the iPhone and now the Tenga egg,
are really helping me realise
that I never need to see anybody ever again.
I could just buy a studio flat
and like sit on Twitter and wank into my egg.
That's my Thursday.
I don't think we're going to round off this section
in any better way than that.
That's what we want to do as adult males.
Could you press that red button?
We'll have a quick break for the money twats.
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That's what I was saying,
just in a more polite way.
And that's here.
Because Carlo put the graphic in.
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if you can't read.
Get on me.
So you were just saying
you would like to press a button.
Yeah, I don't know what.
See that slider next to the buttons?
Oh, you've got to press the slider up.
Push the slider up.
Push it up to the tape.
Go on, go for it.
Yeah.
Do you know sometimes when I'm with Jesse,
how many fun sort of like couple in jokes that you do?
So one of my favourites,
and I think it's quite telling
because all of your funny couple in jokes
are very rarely funny to other people.
So I'm constantly explaining.
We could easily prove that right now.
I could give you one of mine out of context.
Okay, cool.
You could give me one of yours out of context.
Okay, cool.
So every time anyone near me and Sam
mentions the name Martin or Marty,
we go...
That's nice. I like that that that's cute though that's really
sweet i'm blowing a kiss to martin luther king that's nice i like that yeah that's really dead
he's dead yeah yeah famously famously dead um uh i'm gonna give me one of yours yeah uh when i'm
sitting with jesse and we're just like watching the TV or whatnot, I'll just start staring at her really affectionately.
Like I've just noticed something new about her.
And I touch her gently on the wrist and say,
you know who you look like today?
And she'll go, who?
And I'll say, Baby P.
What a niche reference.
And it's the funniest thing.
Nothing makes me laugh more than that.
She falls for it every time.
She goes, oh yeah, who do I look like today?
You look like baby Pete.
What's one of yours?
I don't know.
We've got loads.
We can't put a nail on the head of thinking about one.
I know one of yours.
Go on. I've had my eel. Oh shit, loads. We can't put a nail on the head of thinking about one. You've got... I know one of yours. Go on.
I've had my eel.
Oh, shit, yeah.
Yeah?
What's that?
We were in Japan, and Serica doesn't like fish.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, we got a set meal.
A set.
When you go for something to eat, it's a set.
And one of them was eel.
But the one after it, she liked, which was a dessert.
And I went, you can't not eat it.
So she ate the eel, which she didn't like. I went, you can't not eat it. So she ate the eel,
which she didn't like.
And I went,
right,
give me dessert,
now I've eaten my eel.
So now,
eat my eel means I've done
something I don't want to do.
Yeah,
yeah,
so I get my nice thing.
Yeah.
That's a good thing,
yeah,
Jesse says eat your frog.
Yeah,
yeah,
yeah.
I mean,
that's just an expression,
it's nothing to do with
anything like that.
So like,
oh,
I've watched something
I want to watch,
she's like,
no,
no,
I want to watch something I want to watch and I'll eat a meal.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's really sweet.
That's really sweet.
I'm actually in the middle of writing a book called
Why I'm No Longer Talking to Japanese People About Dairy.
Just refuse to do it, you know?
I won't learn.
Should I explain dairy
to them again, you know?
Fuck, you want to learn about dairy?
Learn about it yourself.
It's not my responsibility as a Westerner
to teach you about dairy.
It's a long book.
Really?
It's going to be lots of people on Instagram
beginning rereading it going,
I'm actually educating myself. Do you think you'll ever actually write a book i can imagine you should write a book
you've surely written a book um i refuse to believe you
no never wrote a book i think you might have the highest books read to books written ratio
in the world therefore uh you what you think we live in an age of people getting book deals before
they've read any books is that what you're saying that seems to be the kind of like the the the
trajectory for most stand-ups now as it goes like you know you go uh you know london the open mic
circuit london clubs the club circuit edinburgh tour book deal cancelled or whatever it is that
you know you do like whatever your book deal is there so many but like and jesse my partner my
common law wife the mother of my children has written a book but it's a novel so you don't
get too many comedians writing novels i don't think yeah comedians tend to write like me yeah here's a book about me and my like a quirk about it's
like a big edinburgh show yeah how often do you read books how often do i read like how often do
you finish a book and start again you used to be a big reader when you were younger didn't you yeah
but not anymore i went when i during lockdown i couldn read. I just completely lost the will to live.
It's one of the lesser known COVID side effects.
I just couldn't be, like, what's the point?
We're all locked indoors.
Who am I reading for?
Like, I mean, I didn't get any pleasure from it because it was-
That does imply that you're currently, like, going around Hyde Park,
just getting people to sit down and reading for them.
There are some books that I don't want to read in public.
Mein Kampf.
No, I'd read your Kampf, actually.
I'd be happy to read your Kampf.
Mein Kampf, your Kampf, we all camp for mine camp uh
no um i i've got the woody allen uh book apropos of nothing but also just books that the thing
like david foster wallace who's a great novelist and brilliant mind and he's now been cast with
this don't date a man who likes david foster because they're all, you know, it's become one of the affectations
for sort of straight white men.
Like listening to Joe Rogan's podcast.
That's another one, isn't it?
Oh, he listens to Joe Rogan.
Don't go near him then.
He probably wants to kill elk and do DMT
with Jordan Peterson.
Why would, that sounds great.
with Jordan Peterson.
Why would... That sounds great.
Kill elk and take GMT with Jordan Peterson.
I don't particularly like Jordan Peterson,
but I would love to kill an elk with him.
I'm a vegan.
And I would love to kill an elk with Jordan Peterson.
Oh, I've got the elk here.
Silly little voice.
That's Elmo.
No, but he's got a silly, I can't do him,
but you know he's got a silly voice.
You know what I mean?
That is silly voice.
The elk is dead.
Not Elmo, it's Camus.
Oh, no, it's Mickey Mouse.
He does, he sounds like Mickey.
Oh, you gotta make your bed in the morning.
That's for damn sure.
Why are you so good at Mickey Mouse?
Oh, well, the gender pay gap's greatly exaggerated.
No, I believe equality of opportunity,
not equality of outcome.
That's what I believe.
Oh, Minnie, you be quiet.
I'm not being antagonistic.
There's multivariate research on this topic.
Now, give me those entrails.
I'm hungry for entrails.
All the vitamins you can ever want.
Yum, yum, yum.
It's fun, isn't it that was fantastic um so uh yeah yeah i would love to do that uh yeah joe rogan is one but like yeah so david foster wallace is like the intellectual or
jonathan franzen uh that's become like a red flag for people if you like Jonathan Franzen.
But to answer your question,
I'm back into it now.
So I'm reading
more.
It depends. I read
The Parade by Dave Eggers recently and that took
a week because it's very, very short.
And I'm reading
The Secret History by Donna Tartt now.
And it'll take forever because it's fucking long.
So there's no real,
but I want to keep.
But I mean,
you like back-to-back read,
like chain read.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm just going to wait
for the films.
The Secret History
is coming out in 2023.
Is it?
Yeah.
Is it?
Is it?
It's So perfect.
What was that one?
Chat.
So we've had some questions specifically for you.
Oh.
Or with you in mind of being on the show.
My favourite one that came in quite quickly is from
matt tobert or tobert something like that mark matt matt and his surname is t-o-b-t-o-b-t-t
tobert tobert tobert would you rather have alfie's accent in everyday life, but then Adam's in bed,
or Adam's in everyday life and then Alfie's in bed.
Now, I think, personally, you've got to have mine in everyday life and yours in bed, because otherwise I feel like a lot of women
will feel like they were tricked into having sex with a scouser.
Well, as somebody who isn't a great uh talker in the bedroom but i and whenever
like first of all i don't want anybody to ever go oh what do you want just well let's all just
work it out do you know i mean like we're trying to do this i want to forget that language exists
this is a primal experience i do talking for a job i don't want to have that language exists. This is a primal experience. I do talking for a job.
I don't want to have to talk you through this.
Let's just fucking discover it as we go.
But I'm also very bad at dirty talk.
I love it.
No, I'm too eloquent for it.
No, I think your voice lends.
I would say, no, I would say something like,
I am replete with cum.
That would turn me on.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Okay.
I want you to suck me so hard
that my bottom breathes in.
What are you about to say?
Oh, I know that emotion as well.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Wolf it down, please, bitch.
That's not me. Anyway, no i think um i'd rather have your voice uh in everyday life because i think it would be more likely
that i get a gig presenting the one show one day um and then you know i could want
yeah well it'd just be nice to have the option you know is that what you want yeah well it'd just be nice to have the option you know and then
maybe me and Alex Jones
have an affair
and I'm going
come on Alex
let's go for a
fucking coffee
and
she goes
oh that'd be very nice
thanks very much
for the coffee Alfie
I liked your presenting
on the one show today
it was nice to talk
to Michael Ball again
about his upcoming project
and I go welcome to you guys do you want to go presenting on the one show today. It was nice to talk to Michael Ball again about his upcoming project.
And I'd go,
Welcome to you guys.
Do you want to go all together or what?
She'd go,
Oh, yes, please.
That sounds lovely.
And I'd go,
Hello, lovely.
As soon as we were under the sheets.
And she'd go,
What?
Because she'd made a similar deal.
But with Danny Dyer.
Is there an accent?
Obviously, you're in a very committed relationship.
Yeah. But if jesse left if
jesse was gone jesse left with the children moved to the congo to start an avocado farm
um and took the kids with her because they wanted to go they were like dad we love you
jesse's gone jesse's gone okay right yeah why did they all go to africa and start a business
yeah mate oh yeah and i don't think they have avocados there they do when jesse gets there
face to the market what is this
this pair has a big pip
and it is green it is multi
what you're crazy woman
all this time
I've spent mining minerals
for iPhones
and you are coming here
with this pear
and squeezing a lime on it
it's not nice
but the point is
Jesse's gone
Jesse's gone
Jesse's gone and's gone Jessie's gone
And if you were
Sort of given
A genie comes down
And goes right
We're gonna
Create your perfect woman
She can look exactly
How you want her to look
We don't need to go into that
But what accent
Do you want her to have
And it's gonna be
This accent forever
So is there an accent
That you would love
On a lady
I think like a husky wee belfast accent
yeah i think like a husky way i'll tell you like gorgeous today i think that'd be great for a week
and a half i think you underestimate my passion about the vile signs that the vile vile signs
that endless source of joy jay jay to me
um uh yeah something like that. Or southern, like southern American.
Yeah.
Hi there, sir.
I can't wait to show you what's underneath this corset here.
Like, you know, take me to the ball.
Take me to your balls and, you know, whatever, you know?
He came up with your thing. Like, you know, you know he came up with you know
like you know whatever
or Spanish
I love your cock
that's good isn't it
I love I love
your cock
she's repeating it
she didn't get it
I don't think you understand
I love your cock
I'm from Espen
You've got a very good accent
Thanks Carl
What would you
What are you asking for
I want a 280 pound black woman
With a Chinese accent
For example
I think that would be good for about a week i think it'd be great forever every time you meet someone new like no no watch this listen
lisa
lisa
that's her first answer name by the way
lisa
yeah yeah
well it's one of those
chinese names that she
has to have because
you know white people
can't
so like it's you know
her real name is
loutu
or something like that
i've seen
i've seen a thing
recently
that said statistically
there is a white guy
who moved with his
parents to china
for work
and has been brought up in China
and now speaks English fluently,
but in a Chinese accent
and everyone just thinks he's an asshole.
Oh yeah, like white Jamaicans.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Hilarious.
Yeah, it's great stuff.
I, did I ever tell you about the time
that I slept with a woman from Zimbabwe and then upset her greatly
no well i was at crowbar
i had just broken up with my girlfriend and i was staying in a friend's flat
now the friend was a rich kid whose father was a maitian diplomat. He had gone away to move into his new better flat.
And I had his bedroom, which was still furnished with all of his, like the son of a Mauritian diplomat stuff.
Now, they're full of trinkets and from like little special decorations from business trips that his father's been on.
I go out one night to Crowbar.
I meet this girl.
She's really, really wonderful.
Her name is Sarah.
She's a philosophy grad from the UCL
who was 33 years old,
and she'd moved there with her child
after being into an arranged marriage
when she was younger
and then renouncing her Christianity,
starting up in philosophy.
Really, really amazing, interesting, beautiful,
beautiful woman from zimbabwe um and uh
and and robust and um and a lovely large uh frame um and we got back to my flat yeah um
i love i loved her.
She was really funny as well.
And she came back.
We had sex, full sex.
And she was very funny afterwards.
She said, me and you are going to have the most beautiful babies.
And I went, right, I see.
And she went, or we would, if it was not for the coil in my womb.
And I went, yeah, fair play.
That's good stuff.
And then she said, what do you do?
And I said, I'm a stand-up comedian.
She went, can I come and see you?
And I went, yes, I'm currently doing a run at the Soho Theatre.
And she booked.
Like, what a power move.
She, naked in bed to me, after having just slept to me one night,
booked tickets for tomorrow night with her mate.
Anyway, whilst she was sort of
wondering about my room having a little look around she noticed that one of the diplomatic
trinkets that had been left behind was actually a signed decorative plate from robert mugabe
and she looked at it like naked just stood up staring at this signed plate in this white guy's
bedroom so uh excuse me i'd be why do you have this signed plate from this white guy's bedroom. I said, excuse me, Alfie,
why do you have a signed plate from Robert Mugabe in your bedroom?
And I went, oh, I sort of forgot that was there.
You forgot a signed plate from Robert Mugabe was in your bedroom?
You come and you take a black guy from Zimbabwe back to your house
and you forget that you have a signed plate?
How do you get a signed plate from Robert Mugabe and forget? forget he did some very bad things to my people you know that don't you
and i went yes sir i'm really sorry about it i just i didn't know like what was going on anyway
there's no um brilliant end to the story other than to say i think that's a pretty good end to the story. Just two empty seats at your show. No, she came. She absolutely loved it.
And Jesse came to the same show
and we organised to go on a date that night.
And then I slept with and impregnated Jesse
the week afterwards.
So she didn't have a coil.
She didn't have a coil in her womb, famously.
No.
No, she said that she was infertile
so that I wouldn't be able to get her pregnant
so do be vigilant boys um because i actually have three children now
and my life is not mine anyway ask me a fucking question then come on could you uh please just
because i i know you do it on are you doing the coronavirus deal with jesse story in your new
show yeah yeah okay very good go and see the show i was about to ask you to tell that story but i
don't want you to do that if it's in the show well that's because there are people who are
gonna go and see your show so on the subject of pound and puss um i feel like that isn't good for my brand I do feel like there's moments on this podcast
where our styles clash
If you had to choose between
Just Foreplay
The screech
It's better than that than Danny
If you had to choose between Just foreplay or just sex forever,
what would you choose?
Surely you've got children, so it's foreplay, isn't it?
It is foreplay, yeah.
It is foreplay.
But, I mean, if you weren't having sex, it would just be play, wouldn't it?
But, yeah.
It's true. You can't say that to your missus should we have a play you're trying to do a play with me a bit of play come on wet play let wet play exactly
yeah yeah lovely bit of play I think
the pinnacle
we sort of mentioned
the pre-show
the pinnacle
of sexual activity
as a 69
no
no
no
I'd go
sex me
would you
yeah
see
you can control it more
and you can do more things
I think
I think you do less things no but I mean in different positions you can control it more and you can do more things I think you do less things
No but I mean in different positions
You can control it more I think
Does anal count as sex or foreplay?
Sex
I don't think anybody
Anybody
Goes
Warm up
Should we have a little
Peritif
Maybe a little warm up A little mo little amuse-bouche, a little amuse-ass.
A little turn, a little smattering of the anal
before we really start cracking on with the meat of the business.
It's like going to a restaurant and saying,
I'd like the pasta for the main.
And to start, I'll have a tomahawk, please. Just a little tomahawk to whet the main. And to start I'll have a tomahawk.
Just a little tomahawk to whet the appetite.
Or I have my little pasta gnocchi
before I go.
Garcon,
the cream of cum for me please.
The cream of cum.
Ooh.
Both gone foreplay?
Sorry? Both gone foreplay. I think, think no i think i'd have to go sex because
i would like to be a father at one point so at this point to be like one point and then not again
that was a fun couple of months baby okay anyway i'm off to the congo uh jesse said
she wants my help with an avocado scheme.
This is fun.
Go on then.
Okay.
Sorry for
snorting my
thing.
Okay.
So
on the subject
of our families
we got a
question from
Jake Garrett
that says
wag wag lids.
I was just talking to my dad the other day about comedy
and he mentioned how annoying it must be for the family of comics
when they're involved in the jokes.
And it got me wondering,
do any of your family or friends say stuff like,
don't turn this into a bit when something happens?
Are they being serious as well?
Do some of them simply not like your comedy?
Like they appreciate that some people do really enjoy it
and they can see why it would be funny,
but it just doesn't do it for them.
Has this ever caused any arguments
when someone has said they don't think you're that funny, etc.?
And do people ever get truly pissed off
with being involved in your jokes?
I think you're both class and everything,
but obviously comedy is subjective,
and not for everyone,
so it just got me thinking,
love your work, lads,
can't wait to see you live soon.
That's from Jake Garrett.
So...
Thanks, Jake Garrett.
Thank you. Jesus. lads can't wait to see you live soon that's from jake garrett so thanks jake garrett thank you jesus um i find it quite annoying and quite arrogant when you meet some i met these guys
in lisbon they've flown over from the city chelsea champions league final and they're like all right
so uh oh oh i hope i don't end up in one of your sketches. And I thought, I'm not going to fucking remember who you are tomorrow.
Let alone you ending up in one of my sketches.
I don't do sketches.
It's stand-up, okay?
I'm not a fucking loser.
I'm not sketches like a fucking dweeb.
And also, who are you?
Oh, you'll never guess what, paying audience,
but I met some nondescript bloke from Manchester
who i've
forgotten about is that good enough for you no who cares about you you nobody cares about you
um i he was actually really really nice and i remember him quite well i do struggle to not
tell people how unfunny a situation is when they say things like that like it's normally like extended
family or friends of friends and they found out you're a comic and like they'll drop their pint
or they'll spill a bit like i'm gonna end up in your next show you won't because
but it is literally that innocuous and it happens all the time and i i struggle to go not go you
won't mate this isn't even remotely funny even to me and i'm here like i've seen it happen
like some things you have to be there and this is one of those things that even if you're there doesn't matter and i
really struggle to not say that out loud um i think the real meat of this question now is i know
you've spoke about like jesse on stage i talk about my missus a lot a lot of my material throughout
my life as a stand-up has been either girlfriend or ex-girlfriend material depending on what stage of
my life i'm in does jesse ever go i don't fucking like that bit and you need to stop doing it or
have you got family or friends who've done a similar thing uh as somebody uh who has been
uh a i've been in one of her sketches um as she's done um she's done uh shows, comedy shows, one-woman shows,
that have been brilliant,
but have on two occasions been mainly based around me,
to the extent that her last show, Sunrise,
featured a key moment in the middle
where she inquired to the paying audience every single night thousands and
thousands and thousands of people has anyone here fucked alfie brown uh to the so that's my full
name isn't it that's my full name and that's has anybody here and nobody ever said and it's because
me and jesse when we were broken up went to an an STD clinic and she went, well, I've got a new boyfriend.
I need to go to an STD clinic.
You're fucking as many people as you possibly can.
Like there's a kind of prize at the end or something.
So you need to go to an STD clinic.
Definitely.
Especially given I know what you're like with condoms, nodding to the children.
And I went, OK, yeah, fine.
Fair enough.
We went to the STD clinic together.
and I went, okay, yeah, fine, fair enough.
We went to the STD clinic together,
and going to an STD clinic is funny because the awkward white woman in the room
needs to ask you these questions
but hates having to ask them to you,
so it's hoping that you cut her off.
So have you been having unprotected sex recently?
And you go, yeah, that's why I'm here.
Has, right, okay.
Right, okay. And have you had a sex with anybody from africa uh or asia uh recently and i went yeah yeah actually uh upset one of them
and then she goes right Right so you've had
Unprecedented
Is it the
Southern Africa
That's fine
Right and were they
Were they
Were they
Were they black
Were they black
And
Yeah very much so actually
We better swab your cock
Then mister
Anyway I came out
Clean and fresh
As a daisy
Thank you very much indeed
Jessie has syphilis Weirdly No Jessie's fine Jessie's clean as well Anyway, I came out clean and fresh as a daisy. Thank you very much indeed.
Jessie has syphilis, weirdly.
No, Jessie's fine.
Jessie's clean as well.
This just amuses me.
She might have caught, like, Victorian STD.
You've got syphilis.
You've been fucking a Victorian rent boy in the mouth for ages.
So, yeah, on our walk home across London Bridgeon bridge or whatever bridge it was waterloo bridge maybe um i went oh hello hi and waved to some girl and jesse went who was that who was that
and i went nobody have you had sex with her and we just so happened to have walked past somebody
that i'd fucked in the not too recent,
not too distant past.
And that ended up with her asking the audience every night,
has anyone here fucked Alfie Brown?
And.
I remember coming to see your show that year in Edinburgh.
Yeah.
When Jesse was doing Sunrise and you,
was it Imagination or the one before?
Lunatic.
Lunatic. I remember being in the queue for your show
and there was two really lovely,
like, young girls in the queue in front of me.
Maybe they were like 20 or something.
And I'm just stood there on my own
because, like, in Edinburgh,
as a comic, you'll often go and watch your friend
or any performance show solo.
And they were just like,
are you on your own?
Just being friendly.
And I was like, yeah, I am, yeah.
She was like, have you seen Jesse's show? And I was like, no, I am, yeah. She was like, have you seen Jessie's show?
And I was like, no, have you?
She went, yeah, we went to see Jessie's the other night
and thought, well, we've got to see both.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We've got to see both.
Loads of people came to mind
expecting it was going to be my side of the story.
And I'm like, no, I don't really care that much.
She's just, you know, believe whatever she says,
I don't mind.
But yeah, I have, I was uncomfortable with,
what that did was the show being about the breakup from me having a puppet made of my head and having her have conversations with it on stage
and having had so many thousands of people it was a much more popular show than i could ever do i
couldn't i couldn't sell that many tickets um so it sort of makes you feel like your life is not your own slightly because she's
providing the narrative of your own existence to people without you really getting to have a say in
it so i do understand people's discomfort with me having but now it means i can get away with
anything and she can say absolutely nothing and she has said that bit where you talk about you
know i've got a bit about um being a parent and how awkward it is having to go down on somebody
in the same room as a baby monitor because you'll never quite,
you'll never kind of lose yourself to it.
And anyway, an act out ensues.
And she went, do you have to do that bit?
And I went, yeah, because you asked 2,000 people,
has anyone here fucked Alfie Brown?
So yeah, we live in a world of mutually assured destruction.
And essentially we understand that honesty is to be,
you know, preferred above all else,
to be prized, to be celebrated in what we do.
So it's a kind of concession that we both just make.
I've told every girl I've ever ended up in a relationship with
within two to three dates,
if this becomes serious,
you are sort of signing over your rights of our life for my material.
I make that very clear early on.
I talk about my life.
I'll be brutally honest and sometimes beyond honest
and into hyperbole and bollocks
and I'll exaggerate things
that make you or me look worse
than we are for the sake of humour
and that's going to happen
and you need to be okay with it
or this is never going to work.
And I always set that out so early on
because it's just,
it's what I do
and I'm going to continue to do it
and there's no relationship
that's going to get in the way
how was that taken
in your most
in your current relationship
she was like
yeah yeah sounds
and then there's been
two bits
one where she was like
I don't think that's funny
but whatever
and another bit she was like
I want you to change this a bit
and I was like
well I'm going to change it a bit anyway
because I don't like it
but you actually don't get to do that
and she was like
you know what
yeah fair enough
what was the bit that she didn't think was funny so i it will be in my new show but it's
it's a routine about how i get told i'm punching above my weight oh i've seen it's good yeah but
there was a bit in it early on i know oh yeah yeah yeah also... Yeah. And she was like,
and I was like,
well, I've noticed that actually.
So, yeah.
I'll change it on my terms.
That's really funny.
Okay, yeah.
No, I wondered.
Oh, that'll be in.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, go on.
Lids, you've got a treat in store.
Please, you know.
So, as you...
We're going to take a break now
before we bring
international rapper
and battle rap superstar
Shotty Horror
into the studio
where he will join us
and we'll talk to him.
Before we do that,
could you please let everyone know
where they can get tickets
for your Soho Theatre run
and the tour in general?
AlfieBrownComedian.com
Pretty sure is what my website's called.
Everything there?
Yeah.
And Soho starts in November. and so it starts november the 8th uh please also seeing as a lot of you might be on youtube if you wouldn't
mind subscribing to my youtube channel that would do me the world of good so if you think i deserve
a favor i'd love that that channel is alfie. It's all, everything I do is alfiebrowncomedian.com
or forward slash from whatever.
Cool.
And as you've seen
at the start of the show,
Patreons,
you get early access
to my tour show
on Wednesday the 27th of October.
And public people,
Friday the 29th,
10 a.m.
Some of these rooms
are quite small.
If you do want to get tickets,
maybe just set an alarm
for 5 to
and get some tickets
10am on Friday
and I will see
where's your London date
Leicester Square Theatre
when is it
it is the
it's the
Saturday the 20 something
of April
whatever the Saturday
is of that week
amazing
I look forward to it
yes
I'm very excited about that
so please get some tickets
we will take a break now
and we'll see Shottie
and Alfie
and me back
in just
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Thanks for coming in.
Nice one, finally.
You were saying just before we started
that you want to stuff a million steds up your darts
and become that big.
Yeah, I've been training for a good bit now,
a year and a half.
Trying to bulk up.
Yeah, I'm there, I think.
You're looking big, Lee.
Yeah, you've got lovely arms, it has to be said.
Thank you, thank you.
The gains are doing good,
but I'm just an impatient man,
and I think it might be time
for a big fucking Trembloni sandwich
and drogyness hormones.
And you're not worried about little dick syndrome?
No.
Massive dick. dick loads of spare dick
well in that case
I mean could I have some
have you been here for two minutes
you didn't even buy me
a beer and you're asking me for cock
I don't want to enjoy
well I do want to but I want to have it as my
there's no real way to do this transaction
without it getting,
without some serious medical intervention.
Just match me on ground.
I've got a gorgeous cock, but it's a very average size.
You've told me this before.
Yeah. Like a pretty dick.
Really pretty.
I think it's a great, like, it's not one of these weird,
like, you know, yours might be big.
What constitutes as a pretty dick?
What is an aesthetically pleasing dick?
Mine isn't symmetry. Mine isn't, because I've got aically pleasing dick? Mine isn't. Mine isn't.
Because I've got a scar on mine from me reduction.
You haven't.
Right.
Right.
Yeah.
I actually did have a cock reduction when I was 19.
Did you have to have your...
Were you one of these kids with a fucking massive hood?
No, the hood was too small.
So they reduced me dick.
So that the hood would fit. They just cut the hood off.
What? They just cut the hood off. They just didn't do that.
I was nine. There was no consent.
They just took half me there. Half?
Yeah, a foot.
That was a joke.
Keep me abreast of all these jokes
that people are making.
When you let me know next time there's a joke, that'd be great.
So I just have them across everything.
How much spare dick have you got then?
I'd say four and a half.
Spare?
Millimeters.
Dicks.
No, that's good.
Yeah, four and a half dicks.
You do have the confidence and swagger of a man with a guess.
Yeah, it's all that.
When I was 15 16 and then noticed
I was
more well endowed
than the rest of the lads
in football training
in the showers
and that
I just coasted
through life then
yeah
say I'm not coming back
tomorrow
all blokes with big dicks
have the same attitude
it's like
all blokes with big dicks
are like
they have the same confidence
of a boyfriend
who's got their girlfriend
A really great birthday present
Yep
So they can be quite unpleasant
For the time being
Because like
You don't know what I got either
That's why
I've got a huge dick
I'm not washing it today
Yeah
Well people are
People are doing that
When they've got girlfriends
To their girlfriend
He's doing it to like
Baristas in Pret-a-Manger
He's like
You better make me
That oat milk latte
Because my dick is
Fucking massive
Yeah Yeah Just knock it all over As a girl It's just he's like you better make me that oat milk latte because my dick is fucking massive yeah
little suggestion just from a pr point of view yeah you need to get a press shot now that you're
bigger yeah because today i uh i done a post on our patreon page patreon.com slash have a way pod
starts just three pounds a month i did a post today to get the listeners to ask you questions and all i could find was your promo pictures from like your don't
flop days where you were the you're just a skinny guy like there's going to be people who might not
be aware of your work yet who's seen that post today and are now going to be looking at the
camera and be like is that the same fucking guy it's all Briggs' fault he should
systematically go
and delete
every shit picture
of me
because that's his job
but he's got
better things to do
apparently
is that what you
brought to them today
he's off camera
Briggs is here
Briggs is in there
but he's a horrible
human for that
it's weird that you
have to recalibrate
your behaviour
when somebody looks
like I saw your
pictures and thought,
oh, I can imagine...
I'll bully him.
Yeah, I can humiliate him
and use my physical superiority
to make him feel badly about himself.
Well, you did instantly with your handshake
when we walked in.
Yeah, well, I'm like Bruce Lee.
I've got a lot of hidden power.
You are like Bruce Lee.
I am like Bruce Lee.
That's exactly what I thought.
When I walked in, I thought, he reminds me of hidden power. You are like Bruce Lee. I am like Bruce Lee. That's exactly what I thought. Same as you.
Same as you.
I'm a little wanting a bar.
He reminds me of Bruce Lee.
When I said before,
I said,
I know you,
I've seen you work.
I meant it.
Yeah, you've been in it.
Leather chuck, you know.
Yeah, yeah.
Punch bigger than my cock, sadly.
What's that?
One inch punch for you.
That was a joke I did.
Good. I'll keep you across that one. That it battle rap level so it was really it was really bad no no it was great
i love that i'm gonna help you mate scribble it down have it what is if if you don't mind me
asking what is the goal of the balkan because i know you're big into wrestling have you got
designs on a bit of wrestling it was like? We was doing a documentary for a bit.
I was training with guys from WWE, NXT,
like Sam Gradwell, Johnny Brannigan was training me and stuff.
But because of the pandemic, because of lockdown,
I didn't have access to any wrestling rings.
I had to wrestle in a boxing ring.
It's a very different structure.
Slumdog Millionaire 2.
Yes.
very different structure.
Shumdog Millionaire 2.
Mate, first world problems out of here.
I actually had a wrestling ring as well, didn't I?
I had one bought in storage. It's bouncy.
Yeah, it's just pure wood.
So you don't want to be suplexed onto it.
That's it, no.
They call it
a bump card
pro wrestlers
they say you have
a bump card
you've got so many
bumps you're allowed
to take in the ring
before you start
your heart starts
exploding
you start getting
like really
crippled or whatever
excuse me
that was a burp
and a c-word
but I have to edit
that bit out
no joke
keep it in
yeah so it was very painful very fast i was
cashing in a lot of the bump card very quick waking up with injuries and then not being able
to just do my actual job so it was like you know what bollocks to this i didn't want to be at
wrestlemania or anything so it's just a kind of hobby to go alongside but it was like the most
fucking painful hobby ever it's like the most stupid thing ever in the world to do as a hobby because i've done muay thai jiu-jitsu i've done
everything nothing hurts like pro wrestling nothing mate because it's like they say in it
oh if you don't do this at home as well but if you drop a baby it'll bounce didn't work when i
dropped a baby didn't bounce anywhere drop the bastard though but like when because like i
guess the thinking behind that is the baby don't know it's coming so it's kind of like more supple
to the impact in that and that's kind of like when people have fell out of planes and they've
gone limp in the air and survived yeah that didn't happen you said that last week
there was a fella who fell out of a plane
and he passed out on the way down
because he had a panic attack
and it went to his head and he was like,
oh, I'm going to die.
Thank you.
And he hit the ground and just got up
and went on with his day.
Just walked the rest of the way, yeah.
I've been very, very nervous and tentative about,
I feel like I'm wearing the woman
who I'm having an affairs with boxer shorts. Oh,'m pressing a button and oh the bullshit bell oh we are excited i didn't want
to wear the headphones it's a step too far but jesus christ i'm like um yeah i know what you
mean the baby thing yeah it's just like more like if you know impacts come in it hurts 10 times more
for some reason if the body knows it's coming and you try and like get ready for it
it hurts
so when a big bloke
says to your
I'm gonna drop you
on your head
that's why a lot of boxers
do 12 rounds
with their eyes closed
it's a very famous tactic
yeah
just don't look
don't know it's coming
it don't hurt
it's why
United
man United play
like that all season
as well
apparently
you know what I mean
I'm not comfortable
making United
the shit jokes
when we play them
on Sunday
and I absolutely
expected to bounce
them all over
Old Trafford
it's one of my
favourite things
about Carl's
recent output
if you've been
enjoying that
listener or viewer
at home
Carl's been putting
out some great
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
I'd say Carl
on the score
banter
I just think he's pathetic score banter it's been
I just think he's pathetic
he's really
he's eminent
he's really bulliable
yeah
definitely
he doesn't park
in the manager's parking spot
at Old Trafford
because of
because that's for Alex
that's for
that's for the boss man
no it's not
you know it's for him
it's for you
and he's a weak
do you know
does it like
strike you when like you know the camera cuts to the manager while's a weak dog. Do you know, does it strike you when, like,
you know the camera cuts to the manager while a football game's on?
You know when it gets to him and he looks like,
he looks like a dog watching two humans have sex.
Like, it looks like at any moment he's going to go,
right, so this is football, isn't it?
Right. I'm not totally sold on it.
I don't think it's that fun to watch.
I'm sure I'll puzzle it out.
He's a moron.
He's such a moron.
He is.
But long may he be at that club.
I know.
I was overjoyed to see that game last night
and watch Atalanta crumble at the mighty hand
of the world's greatest Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
I think it would have been great if they'd lost 4-0 low
and they had to go in with John O'Shea as caretaker manager this weekend.
Because that would have been fucking wonderful.
Don't underestimate the John O'Shea bounce.
Didn't he not make Figo once? What the John O'Shea bounce. Didn't he nutmeg Figo once?
What?
John O'Shea nutmeg Figo once.
Yeah, I know.
So he can definitely
be the manager of United.
I think they should give it to Giggsie.
That's a good point.
Give it to Giggsie
and make the team even more unlikable.
And Giggsie can say to Ronaldo,
okay, you rape them,
I'll headbutt them.
He goes under the radar
how much of a piece of shit that guy is isn't it ronaldo
no uh ryan gigs like ryan gigs is a horrible horrible man he's just made himself nervous
the internet will don't clip it keep it in but don't clip it, everybody, okay? Do a little emoji of a kind of a huge man being forceful.
Oh, God almighty.
What a silly podcast you've got
that makes everybody behave quite badly.
Sorry, Shottie, sorry.
Giggs is a con man.
Yeah, he's a wronging, isn't he?
Yeah, he gets away with a lot of shit.
Yeah, man.
Ryan Giggs is a wronging.
Yeah.
More should be said about this.
He does very...
Didn't he kidnap someone and
like put her in a in like a wheelie bin or something
it's time to welcome our other guest would you put it past him no No. There you go. No, I wouldn't.
So you did it.
I think it's quite funny
that his brother
had his sort of life taken away from him
by his brother.
His name's Rodri, isn't it?
Rodri Giggs.
What are you, Rodri, lad?
His wife got piped for decades
or whatever it was.
Decades.
By lots of footballers.
Was it?
Oh, really?
Yeah.
I thought it was just Ryan.
No, he's spoken about it.
Lots of footballers
had sex with his wife.
Yeah.
But like,
obviously his brother's a big...
He's got to pick the right one.
He's like the Olly Gunnar Solskjaer
out of Managers.
Sorry.
That was really unnecessary.
But he got like a deal
with like Paddy Powered
or something, didn't he?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
He's like,
I'm betting on beds now.
Like, oh,
I'm a bet.
And he's being paid, but he's only got that job working copywriting
i have a bet have a have a um uh right so we've got a betting company are you yeah great
you should uh we were thinking for the slogan because you're you're a betting company isn't it
yeah yeah have a bet.
We thought that would work.
Because that's what you want people,
that is what,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
Have a bet.
Thank you so much.
But yeah,
he's made the career
off being a gimp.
Yeah.
A cook.
A cook, yeah.
Yeah, a cook-old.
There's a little scene of footballers' brothers, actually,
aren't there?
Like, less genetically blessed brothers.
They just sit there moping about how they didn't make it.
Or he's shagging my wife for 10 years.
Just moaning bastards, aren't they, really?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
At the end of the day day you've lived off Ryan
can you name one more
there's a few Roonies
Gary Lineker's weird
brother
Phil Neville
yeah
Gary Lineker
he won a Premier League title
no not Neville
you said Neville
I said Lineker
you said Neville
Wayne Lineker
but no Phil Neville
as well
I think there's a few
of Roonies brothers
that you can go and
see at Chester Zoo.
Can I clip any of this?
Sorry?
Can I clip any of this? No, clip that.
That's fine.
I like Wayne.
Wayne.
Wayne's a good lad.
So.
You were training for the wrestling.
Kind of.
But you're not going to do it now.
No.
No.
But then I just got,
I preferred being bigger and training.
Once you start training,
you start loving You start loving it
And it's like
I know
Girls in tight pants
In the gym and that
You know what I mean
I know it's a nightmare isn't it
It's horrible
You see them and you think
Oh my god you're beautiful
What makes you so beautiful
Then you realise
Oh you're wearing not very much
That's what it is
That's what I fancy
I'm quite into clothes you know
Are you
Yeah
Yeah
Yesterday I went go karting
With my missus
And you know that like
Boiler suit they make you put on Yeah I just wanted to shag her head off like yeah she looked like a mechanic and it turned
me on yes you wanted to put the lotion on her skin or else she gets the hose again
like we've spoken about this before any sort of like like Halloween is just like Pornhub live for me.
Yeah, no, same.
Like anything like that.
It's like a little tennis skirt, a little Batman costume.
For me, it's office wear, like office kind of pencil skirts
with like blazers and white shirt like that for me.
Cause we work in comedy and like, oh, the entertainment,
everybody's dressing up all the time.
And they're like, oh, look at me.
Aren't I interesting?
And look at this personality.
Cause you want the woman to look like she could forgive your debt
are you an ombudsman who could possibly um help me with my overdraft that i can't service
i'd like to fuck you thank you very much uh yeah yeah maybe no i just think it's because it's
that's what's hot because like you know being sensible and working hard seems like it
sex is a kind of a foreign idea.
I asked Dan last week, would you like to be dominated?
Well, no, but never say never.
Okay.
Just people have that sensibility, don't they?
It's a Harry Hill joke.
No, it sounded like an offer.
It's not an offer.
It's just some people have that sensibility. No, no, no, no. I's not an offer. It's just some people
that have that sensibility.
No, no, no, no.
I want to...
I don't think he ever could.
I like to dominate.
Me too, but I would try it once,
like all Easter's.
Give it a go.
I know I won't like it,
but I'll do it
just to say I've done it.
Right.
Shanti, are you...
No.
You like to be dominating?
Yeah, I think so.
Yeah.
Just generally in in life
i don't think being a submissive sex partner would suit you i mean i know we haven't known
each other for long but uh i feel awkward do that it wouldn't be believable if you were
submissive oh yeah take control yeah well that I'd lever up. Yeah, well, that's very,
very nice dear actually.
Look at me on a train,
you slender,
sexy woman.
I'll pile drive you
till you die.
Yes.
I'm not going to.
We all need to know
that that's possible.
How long is this pile driving
going to take?
Just till you die. Just till you die.
Just till you die.
And then we'll have it boxed up, okay?
Okay.
So, you're not training anymore,
and that is to concentrate on what you called
your proper job, which is rapping.
I think so, yeah.
Yeah.
So, I'm a fan of your music,
but my gateway to you was your battling.
Yeah.
And you've got an event on Saturday coming up.
Any early access patrons in the Manchester area?
There might be some tickets left.
Yeah.
They could get from...
I don't know.
I don't care.
Make see.
Google it.
Premier Battles.
I was joking.
Premier Battles.club.
You can get the tickets.
It's got Shufflo, Shuffle Tea and Marlowe versus Skateboats,
which should be very good.
We need to get Shuffle Tea and Marlowe on this show.
Shuffle O and Shuffle Tea.
What? So you've got Mar need to get Shuffle T and Marlo on this show Shuffle O and Shuffle T so you've got Marlo
and Shuffle T
and together they are
Shuffle O
lovely stuff
okay cool
some of the
they're just
the best 2 on 2 team
in the world
by a distance
and both like
really sick
individual guys as well
like good individual rappers
I'm excited me and Carla
are going to the event on Saturday we're looking forward to it this isn't your first event though
is it no i've been to two before so i went to don't flop seventh birthday the day after you
battled clips yeah glad you missed that one i saw my ass that day yeah so a bit of context behind
that so obviously a lot of context behind that.
So obviously a lot of people watching won't know what we're talking about. So if you want the full context, we'll give you a little bit now.
Go and watch Shottie Horror versus Charlie Clips.
It was Don't Flop's seventh birthday.
And the thing you're referencing, in Charlie's second round,
he'd put a scheme together where he brought four other rappers on stage
to all battle you at once.
But you had no idea that was coming.
No.
And what had happened,
what was also going on,
me and DNA were cool now,
but we had real issues for a while.
And it was in a case of,
the minute you land in England,
we're just going to go to the car park
and get it dealt with.
And he was giving it the talk like,
yeah, yeah, that's what we're going to do.
I went to the hotel, he was giving it the talk like yeah yeah that's what we're gonna do i went to the hotel he was this big and the dynamic was different when we got in there yeah but the guys that he was with was all saying he was gonna do this and do that and i'm just a little
scruff for my upper ace as soon as i was in there i was like right the fuck wants it kicking off
um charlie clips come and sorted it out actually and calmed it all down but then when
my my friends markets nasty and stuff from london from nasty crew and that when we was in there and
then they stood up all my boys was they'd seen the commotion in the hotel so they was like yo
fuck it's on so if you watch the footage it's the guys behind me stand up first yeah they're very
serious guys so i was like trying to stand in the middle of that but yeah so there's a lot of that cut out because obviously i was in the
building yeah because on straight on the phone i don't feel like but it's just one of them it's
still a fucking great battle though yeah i think i would have smoked him if i didn't do that like
i think i won on content but i don't know it was just um it was just a mad night where
i i didn't see the battle ending as a battle i thought it was all about to erupt and go off
in a way but they're always the more fun ones especially for the fans i think yeah it's a bit
of danger yeah yeah it's drama they're having to keep your composure as a performer and like be
witty perform well whilst at the same time like thinking oh there
might be actual like commotion yeah it must be i mean that that feels to me as somebody who you
know had a woman held a glass to my head the other day at a gig uh i mean that is uh you know until
then kind of quite a foreign thing i just i, I can't imagine how you deal with that.
I haven't seen a rap battle for a while.
I did my show in 2012
and the guy on before me,
brilliant,
did a brilliant show,
but I only saw him rap battle a couple of times
because they did some don't flops
in Edinburgh Festival that year.
Yeah, I remember the time.
Mark Grist, yeah,
he ended up having a good battle with Blizzard actually
that went super viral
that was the first
viral battle
it's the first one
I remember
yeah
I mean and he
was the top viewed
for a long time
until you and Arsenal
came along
and just blew it
off the water
yeah
it was weird
that me and Arsenal
did that as well
I don't know
because there's no
gimmick to it
it's just literally
a rap battle
you and Arsenal
yeah
unbelievable battle nice one man I just literally a rap battle. You and Arsenal? Yeah.
Unbelievable battle.
Nice one, man.
I just think... A lot of times, me and him have watched that battle.
If we're driving somewhere for a bit,
we'll just put it on in the car and just listen to it.
We don't even listen to it.
We just fucking do either's Arsenal.
Do you know what it is about that battle?
Yous are both at the absolute top of your game
yeah 100%
and that just leads
it doesn't matter who won
and you can argue all day
about who did
but
yous both just
there's not a single slip
there's not a single problem
there's not a single anything
it's just from start to finish
yous both get
every single word
you want to get off
off
and every punch lands
the crowd are on fire
and I think it's a big
like culture clash
on stage you've got this black guy from Newark, New Jersey gang crip life and then you've got this and every punch lands the crowd are on fire and I think it's a big like culture clash on the stage
you've got this black guy
from Newark
New Jersey
gang
crip life
and then you've got this
mad white bald guy
fucking
from the UK on there
and there's two cultures
going at it
the thumbnail helps as well
and if you're listening to this
because obviously
we've got a lot of listeners
who will have never
watched a rap battle
in your life
and you're just a fan
of Have A Word
or comedy or whatever
or a fan of Alfie word or comedy or whatever or a
fan of alfie's or mine and there might be a reason you're listening to this specific episode and it's
not because you're necessarily a rap battle fan if you want to get into it and if you want to
sort of the the two gateway battles i would give you to go and watch to try and get into it
are shottie versus arsenal and tony d versus o'shea yeah that's. Yeah. That's the perfect battle for a UK rap battle fan.
The mix of comedy
and just straight rapping
is so good.
And yeah,
we had some questions come in
about battling
and I wanted to put a couple of them to you.
You've sort of...
I've got a question about it as well.
Okay.
You can go first.
Oh yeah?
Can I have one of these?
Yeah.
We've got another beer first. We've got a song. Can I have one as well, please? Let's yeah can I have one of these yeah you got another another beer first
can I have one as well
please
let's get
let's get really
fucking shit
yeah
take steroids
yeah
be a great way
to end the day
wouldn't it
thank you sir
hey
so Alfie
have you got any
battle rap related
questions that you'd
like to ask
well Adam
I'm so glad you asked
because actually I do
yeah
I was just wondering whether they whether you enjoy them more whether you think the quality
is better when you're in a in a rap battle against somebody if there is genuine animosity
between the two of you or if you like each other and you know each other really well which of those
which of those dynamics between the two opposing parties makes for a better rap battle in your
experience that is a fucking phenomenal question it really is and nobody's ever asked me that
before in my whole time i prefer battling people i get on with and i like or i respect i think i
would as well because at the end of the day we're just two artists really collaborating it can say versus our featuring you know because they shot
a feature in arsenal however it would collaborate and i like how you put it that way around me
featuring him though yeah yeah yeah he's a he would have been on my album
is the story or he would have been on the have a word podcast exactly um yeah i just
feel like it's there's so many parallels with the pro wrestling game yeah um it is a work you know
it's it's not real um and the guys that understand that and know how to make money together properly
by promoting it proper by doing it the right way they're the best ones some people
in the game shoot themselves in the foot by taking it way too serious and can just kill the career
like you're playing your character for real like if hulk hogan really was walking around his house
like you know something man i want to eat chicken burrito today man in my head you're not stopping
in my head he does yeah but also i'm just my head, he does. Yeah. He does, right?
Dad, I'm just going to the toilet.
I hear you, brother.
Yeah, man.
He's got a pile of ripped T-shirts
next to his washing basket.
It's like, Terry.
Is that his name?
Yeah.
Terry.
Tez, come on.
Bought you that
for your birthday
said you liked it
it'd be great though
if like his family
just know
just get Tez a t-shirt
because he fucking loves
ripping them off
he goes through
and I'm like
fucking mad
you're opening a t-shirt
it's like a dog
when you're opening a t-shirt
you're like
Tez
you can pull it
Puts it on
Fuck Teddy
He's like a self-help group for it
How do you feel with a t-shirt on?
Good man
It's awesome man
Blows up
Definitely give them like a nicotine patch
And it's just like
a shit bit like
velcro in the middle
whenever you get the edge
just put this one on
can do it again
just not the same
just not the same
feel so bereft, brother.
So when you're in the build-ups to all these things
and you're having a...
Part of it is...
Part of the show is creating the anger between the two performers.
Even if it is somebody that you get along with, you like, you respect,
part of your job is to sort of describe i mean i don't know we both
did comedians rose battle which is like a yeah idiots version i thought i come up with that idea
today and he's like if you're not watching adam on it on comedians rose battle i was like fuck
i was like shouldn't comedians like rap battle but like not rhyme like can you imagine adam doing
this and he was like yeah so i do it a So I've done a couple of shit rap battles as well
against other comics.
There's been comedians rap battles before.
Yeah, that was like a late night thing in Edinburgh.
Yeah.
Really, really.
And we, at one point a couple of months ago,
we're thinking about, because like I've,
Can you ask me if you want to do it?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Through being a fan.
It's all right, lad.
Don't worry about it.
Fucking gloss that table. It's got varnish on it. We can just wipe yeah. Through being a fan. It's all right, lad. Don't worry about it. Fucking gloss that table.
Fucking brazen.
It's got varnish on it.
We can just wipe it off.
It's fine.
Foil, mate.
Don't worry about it.
Through sort of being a huge fan of the UK rap battle scene,
and then I would say the American, but Canadian, really.
King of the Dot is more me than Smackers.
Do you know what I mean?
Yeah.
So I've got to know a lot of the UK is more me than smackers do you know what i mean yeah so i've i've got to know a
lot of like the uk rap battlers and i'm on sort of friendly basis like i have been with you like
we've met for the first time today but like we've spoke a few times i've met shuffle a few times i
i i know a few of the lads one thing we thought about doing was a have a word comedians rap
battle event yeah but we're one and obviously
we'd be paying people to do this but like one team of the rap battlers is mentored by a battle
rapper that'll be and the other team is mentored by another battle rapper and we put a big event
on in a big room in liverpool sell it out and all of our former guests so we repaired and who did
we ask you to battle um it was a dane it might
have been dane yeah dane baptiste first selfie i was gonna battle dan because that makes sense
we were gonna get carl to battle finn yeah what do you think about stuff like that because
here's my question on it there was a thing on channel four recently where comedians
mentored um like minor celebrities to do their first stand-up set, right?
Yeah.
And my initial response was, I don't like it
because I don't think there's enough stand-up comedy on TV
for stand-up comedians.
Yeah.
So to be given stand-up comedy spots
to people who don't fucking do this for a living
and don't give a shit about it,
sort of pissed me off a bit.
Yeah.
Do you get that with what we'd be trying to do?
Or do you think it's just a gimmick?
It's just laugh, it's a one-off?
It's different.
I think stand-up comedy is one of the biggest mediums
for entertainment in the world.
Some of the biggest things going on there.
Battle rap's not.
So stand-up comedy as a whole doesn't need the exposure
stand-up comedians do.
As Curtis from Love Island doing stand-up.
Exactly, fuck him.
Yeah. I'd rather watch someone else that's actually funny do it but if curtis from love island come to a battle rap event and tweeted about it we need that kind of thing that's a really really
interesting and good distinction you know i mean so if if you guys did that we would be
appreciative appreciative of it anyway for one and we know you in particular like you've had a good rapport with
the whole scene for a couple of years now so you know you're one of us you're in there anyway with
the with the community so you've done that groundwork to be able to have free reign of doing
that kind of stuff no one in the uk would would go oh this guy's a culture vulture or something
it's like oh shit you've been supporting great ways while. Well, that's a fucking great way to look at it.
But yeah, you're right, I've been sort of,
I'd say I'd try to get into more events,
but they tend to be on Saturdays when I'd be gigging.
So the only ones I've been to,
the 7th birthday, coming to yours on Saturday.
And another one I went to was next in line
when Tony D battled shocks at the fiddler's elbow.
And that was fucking great to watch in person
because they were both just fucking great. debattled shocks at the fiddler's elbow yeah and that was great to watch in person because
they were both just great tony's an amazing guy an amazing um artist to watch live in person
like he's just a master of what he does yeah he's awesome man and again your battle with him is one
of the best in uk as well yeah four years i'd not i'd not battled for four years and like the only
call to come back was to battle tony was the man in his prime fully
match fit ready and it was a yeah it was fun man like we sold out uh the ritz in manchester just
you know just a little rap battle show can i ask you this question do you think you've ever lost
no not once that that question coming
from Aaron Ledson
who's one of our
patrons and he said
is there a battle
he thinks he's ever
lost and the fact
he asked that question
made me think he
must know if you
work in your battles
yeah
because otherwise
he wouldn't be
giving a shit about that
is there anything
you've come close
any that are debatable
Tony
you think Tony was close
Tony's debatable
I think you beat
Tony 2-1
I think you took
the first two
and he took the third
i do also and i think i gave him power on the stage for the third by showing him respect on
the stage and that's something i tell a lot of the younger guys now it's fuck that guy man don't
not don't literally fuck him on stage that'll be quite good anymore is it it's not news it's just love then isn't it yeah it's
really sweet yeah it's a beautiful thing yeah
i got emotional thinking about that
come on stop battling let's make love come on
we are the world Come on, stop battling. Let's make love. Come on.
We are the world.
Final question for you on the battle thing before we move on to some other stuff.
Has there ever been a bar that you've written for a battle
that you couldn't bring yourself to say
because it was too far?
No, do you know what? I've never been that kind of um but the only time i did do that was in the first battle with arsenal
he mentioned my uncle and my uncle had just passed yeah and um well it's a it's a notorious moment
and it's something people ask you about a lot because unanimous have mentioned it yeah and you
threatened them because fair enough yeah and then other rappers have brought it up since being like
threatened him because fair enough yeah and then other rappers have brought it up since being like why did you say so because unan brought it up about a couple of days a couple of days after
it happened yeah and then arsenal brought it up a year later i grieved i'd i was i was like
embarrassed at the way i acted in in the unan thing and that's what i mean yeah um and then
like a lot of retrospect and a
lot of looking like oh this is the way i should conduct myself if if i'm signing up to get paid
for this then you can say what they want or don't take the money end of the day like do one of the
two is that one of the money is there a code like there is certain things that one wouldn't condone
saying that everybody would go oh don't do that amongst some of us like there's like gentlemen
battlers who are going to try and out-rap you.
I'm definitely one of them, guys.
The only time I've gone below the belt
was in the rematch to the Arsenal thing
because of what he said.
Then he was like,
oh, if anyone would ever say anything
about my daughter in a battle,
it would be this and that.
So I just,
three rounds of battle,
I would kill his daughter.
In graphic, gruesome ways like that was
i felt weird saying it though yeah that was an interesting way to say it though because
you're so confident in your ability as a rapper yeah because you're not just a battler you're
someone who does rapping and music for a living that's your thing and battling which you've over
the past few years from what i've seen tried to make that distinction very fucking clear i'm a
rapper who battles i'm not a battler who does a bit of music on the side the other way around
so you're so confident in your ability as a rapper you're like i don't need to mention your
dead mom that's it because i'm gonna outright you know perform yeah yeah this crowd's gonna
be on my side yeah i don't need to go low and if you need to go low crack on and do it and i just
think that daffodil not reading the market like sadly for rap
battlers and comedians it's a it's a sad world really because like our rights of what we're
allowed to say is like we're lessening all the time and stuff like that yeah yeah but
in the future now when the the next generation of woke kids look at what some of these battlers said
in the 2000s yeah they're not going to continue to get the views my stuff will continue
to fly because i just outrapture because it's just creative yeah yeah i just said all this stuff but
like if your your whole line is homophobic or whatever future
i think about it all i'm like you know what? I don't know. I just think, you know, I think if you can get as much,
if you can get as many people involved with what you're doing as you can,
it's obviously better.
And I think battle rap has the ability to be huge.
Like in Spain now, they're doing 40,000 capacity venues,
50,000 capacity venues. The battle rappers are driving around in Lamborghinis and Ferrar're doing 40,000 capacity venues, 50,000 capacity venues.
The battle rappers are driving around in Lamborghinis and Ferraris.
40,000!
Have a look at Urban Rooster.
Pull some up.
It's Urban Roosters.
We'll check this in the break in a minute.
Yeah, yeah.
Urban Roosters.
Mate, we were speaking to one of the guys recently
and he said Barcelona Football Club,
when Messi was there basically,
they had this final coming up.
So they got these rap battlers
to come to speak to Leo Messi
about handling pressure.
So when...
Yeah, yeah.
It's crazy out there.
They're like the megastars,
the rap battlers.
Would you ever learn Spanish
and move over there?
Yeah, well...
It'd be fucking great
when rap battlers replace physios.
So they have Chile have chile colombia peru they have all the all the latin-speaking countries
yeah they have their own divisions and each of them divisions are like people are leaving wwe
and that to go and work there ceos are leaving this and so like it's huge so when they went and
spoke to leo messi about how to handle pressure the kids that was
outside looking for autographs ran over to the rappers before they did the barcelona players and
he was like this is a sign of the times this is a summit changing so me and briggs have been doing
a little research looking into them and stuff and speaking to the guys who run it and stuff like
that and it's a i feel like that's where it could be a legit that's the blue slim for premier battles
yeah because
at one point obviously we won't go into too much because i know you spoke about it before
your your first few big battles were on don't flop which is a league that is still running in
the uk but there was issues between the people who used to run the company and a lot of the
battlers and people who work for the company and there's a million if you're really really into
battle rap there's so much stuff on YouTube.
You can go and find whatever on things like that.
We don't need to talk about that.
But it felt for a little bit like UK battle rap.
I'd had its moment.
Yeah.
I missed it.
And you're trying to make it that that's not the fucking case.
That's it.
Yeah.
We're trying to make me and Briggs.
They are always trying to solidify it as,
I don't know, not not a sport but you see like
the e-gaming community and stuff like that I think it goes hand in hand with all that yeah that kind
of stuff it's you know it's it's the same as wrestling it's like conflict entertainment
you know I mean there's two people in a conflict it's not real it's it's planned out it's not
really that battles are not planned but you know it's all goodwill um and people love what's more british than an argument people fucking love an
argument you know what i mean love an argument now if the argument rhymes the best thing in the world
rhymes are great yeah ask shakespeare and other people who've rhymed yeah yeah arguing everyone
loves an argument yeah yeah I think it's amazing
I think
it's so
I remember watching it
and thinking it's so
absorbing
and also it takes
such a weird blend
of arrogance and humility
and like
the arrogance to go
I'm going to
you know
create this
assassination
of your
character
and have it be
kind of a brilliant
performance
and also at the same time to hear
like
the worst about yourself
can you imagine if you did a gig
when you were comparing me at that
stupid town hall in the centre of Liverpool
and I'd just eaten my own dick
in front of 300 Christmas
scouser. One of my favourite things
I've ever seen
and we can see your white socks
love um and um before we carry on can i give full context do i need to hear this fucking story
yeah go on then so alfie is what a fucking great friend of mine and adores the city of liverpool
is his mother and his family are from Liverpool originally.
Big Liverpool fan.
But he talks like that.
So,
so,
Scousers are a bit sort of,
um,
suspicious.
Yeah,
wary.
And we're doing a gig
for Hot Water Comedy Club at Christmas.
So what happens at Christmas at Hot Water?
The tickets just sell out
because the room only holds 200 people
and they're so popular. So what happens at Christmas at Hot Water? The tickets just sell out because the room only holds 200 people and they're so popular.
So they hire external venues
and those external venues
end up full of people
who thought they'd bought tickets
to the comedy club
and are now in a shit theatre
a bit down the road, right?
And they're expecting Paul Smith
to be the compere or the headliner
and they expect,
they just,
it's not what they've wanted all night right so then the the bill was i was comparing uh there's a couple of other comics on
were you on last yes i was closing that show yeah and paul smith was in the middle which is
notoriously in the comedy industry the easiest spot so the guy they've all paid to see has done
the easiest spot and then alfie's going to go on.
And I just noticed he had his jeans sort of rolled up a bit
and white socks on.
Now in Liverpool.
Yes.
Yeah.
Right.
In Liverpool, that white socks.
I don't know why, but they've always just been a no-no.
Yeah.
Same in Manchester.
Like white socks, black shoes.
Yeah.
You get called Ken Barlow.
That's what people used to get called in school.
Ken Barlow.
Ah, Ken Barlow.
I don't know why.
My socks are white and yellow.
Yeah.
But they're saucy.
But I went to him before he went on.
I went, you got white socks on?
Honestly, you want to hide them?
And he was like, that'd be fucking stupid.
And he went on.
And within 30 seconds of them deciding, hang on,
he doesn't sound or look like Paul Smith at all.
Why isn't Paul back on?
Someone just went, we can see you he just looked to the side of the stage i'm just there like i fucking told you so um then they started doing like you know the harry enfield
and chum's scouse character yeah because of my hair they started going calm down calm down
you're like what are you doing?
I I think
It might be time
To have a little advert break
And we'll come back
And we'll get Shottie's perspective
On some
Non-battle rap shit
Non-rap shit
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Back to the episode.
Welcome back.
Part four.
We're still here with Shottie of Horror, Alfie of Brown,
Carl of Regla.
Yes.
Diddly diddly dee.
Diddly diddly dee.
Diddly diddly dee.
Yeah.
Diddly diddly. Shottie Horror diddly dee Diddly diddly dee Yeah Diddly dee Shoddy horror
I like it
Oh shoddy horror
That should absolutely
Be like your
Walk on song
From now on
Everywhere
He loves his
Rapping all day long
And he sings his song
Shoddy horror
Shoddy horror
It's a nice song
File
But it is by Michael Jackson who is a dead pedophile
he did the shit out of that didn't he michael jackson
walked in there went mad yeah even like the the thing i used to do on stage is even if he didn't do it,
he was doing a fucking good impression of it.
Like,
he was trying his best
to look like he was doing it.
He was having a really good go
of that parody account.
I was on the,
he's innocent train for ages.
And then I watched that documentary on Netflix.
I was like,
you bastard.
A comedian called Pierre Novelli
has a wonderful routine about it.
Can you say that he has a wonderful routine
and then you do the routine and then, is that all right?
I think, you know Pierre as the man,
it would be, does he still do the routine?
I don't know.
Anyway.
Go and see Pierre Novelli.
He's got a great routine.
And while you're in the audience,
shout, do the dead pedo bit.
He loves that.
Do your Michael Jackson bit.
Brilliant.
You were saying before,
in the little break we had,
that you've never done drugs at all.
Yeah,
I just don't think that weed is a drug
that you can kind of say,
it's not drugs,
is it?
So you've done weed?
Yeah.
So we're in the same boat
because I've never done
a single
line of cocaine
never
not once
no neither
I did a bit of crack
for a bit
did you
yeah
everyone's done a bit of crack
for a bit
yeah that's not drugs is it
that's not exactly
he's not
that's not really
that's great crack
it's great crack
thank you so much
lend me the pipe
that's lovely
thank you yeah yeah well no okay fine That's not really true. That's great crack. It's great crack. Thank you so much. Lend me the pipe. That's lovely. Thank you.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, no, okay, fine.
Is it a never say never thing?
Or is it like on your deathbed, would you do heroin?
I don't know.
Will it cure what I've got?
No.
It'll just make you feel smacked up for a bit. No, I wish to confront death
with all the lucidity that I can muster.
What if they said,
you're going to die in an hour?
Is that what you wanted for your comedy podcast?
You're going to die in an hour.
But if we give you a bit of heroin,
there's a 1% chance it'll save your life.
Oh yeah, that's fine.
Of course I would do heroin then.
What are you talking about?
Hey.
Just making conversation.
I'll never forget
when,
when Jago did that.
Yeah.
Turn it off.
Turn it off? it off oh right
it doesn't stop
oh it doesn't stop
that one doesn't stop
sorry
sorry
I'm new to the soundboard
I was new to the soundboard
sorry
there was two lads
we were
we were mate with
for a while
still mate with
now we just don't see them
much anymore
and er
you know when you're
trying to wind up
the sort of
runt of the litter
in the group
just like being a bit of a dick.
He's debated, isn't he?
And he goes to him, hey, Ticho.
And he knew for a fact this was right.
He goes, Ticho, your mum a lesbian?
And he went, yeah, she is.
And he went, all right, I'm just making conversation.
That's a nice break look at that
your mum a lesbian
just making conversation
and then
for the rest of the night
someone would go
do you want a pint
and the other person would go
yeah
he goes
alright
just making conversation
right I've got some correspondence from our listeners.
Quick one to start off with, Shottie.
Would you rather have the power to undo the worst thing you've ever done
or you get a free pass for a future bad thing?
Free pass for a future bad thing. So you haven't done anything bad enough to undo nah i've been all right me yeah i've i've yeah i've been a
good lad but i have the capacity to be a piece of shit you just haven't used it yet yeah because
of jesus because of jesus because of jesus and the little kids? My little kids?
It sounds like you have done something.
He's in your pizza restaurant, hasn't he?
That's a conspiracy.
That's Pizzagate.
I learned about today.
They taught me about Pizzagate.
You learned about it today?
Yeah, he had no idea.
So, what would you would you so in your head
I've given you this
future pass
bad thing
no one's
everyone who sees you do it
forgets about it
it's never news
you just get away with it
shagging
I'll just wait till
like I need to shag
like well you know
if you're married
like 10 years down the line
I'm married
I'm bored
oh shit this
yeah
shagging man
that's the spirit
just one shag
yeah just gonna shag some
yeah something yeah
you've got a free pass bottle of listerine some lucasade
what about you you're gonna undo something or take your free pass um i i just um i'll take my
free pass yeah just in case but i don't want to undo the Listerine thing?
Huh?
You don't want to undo that?
It's fine.
I was happy to tell you about it.
I'm not ashamed.
But it burnt.
I'm not even sure if I...
It wasn't on pod.
We weren't even recording.
When I was a child, I tried to fuck a bottle of Listerine.
Okay?
That's what they're all talking about.
So can you imagine a podcast in which that's the sort of thing that gets said when the mics get turned off like that's like non-stop bullshit with the microphones on and
then the microphones off thank god for that now we can now we can talk about fucking bottles of
listerine like that wouldn't have made that content that was appropriate for the podcast
what the fuck is this anyway i miss london anyway um uh no i wouldn't take that
back i would like if i could take back anything i'd take back my thoughts would you yeah i've
some my thoughts give me more trouble than any actions that i've uh you've got quite a good
control on your actions but you can't control your thoughts exactly exactly very well very concise
what kind of thoughts um just
sort of i think it's worse when you're watching a lot of porn isn't it so my girlfriend's been
away this week so i've been watching a lot of porn which i think couldn't wait a week
porn how long do you wait oh mate i don't normally wait 45 minutes you don't look like this if you
get rid of your testosterone every two seconds oh yeah that's why shit. Yeah, and that's why I look like this.
But Tyson Fury says that you need to,
he masturbates seven times a day because he wants to keep his testosterone up.
Oh, mate, one day I was on my way to the gym.
Raging boner.
I've got to fap this out rapid.
I was shitting the gym, mate.
Absolutely shit.
And I was like,
there's got to be a correlation.
I looked it up.
And then, yeah,
that's your testosterone, isn't it?
So that's why we cry straight after sex.
Interestingly thing about me is that I cry every time I cum,
but I don't necessarily cum every time I cry.
Very interesting.
It'd be weird.
We'll leave that with you.
We'll leave that with you. We'll leave that with you.
You can just have some time to chew it over.
So you come, you cry.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But not every time I cry, I don't necessarily cry.
Not at Uncle Frank's funeral.
They're lower in the coffin.
You don't just spaff all over his British flag.
I didn't know him that well.
I wasn't that close to his flower
arrangement sadly um but uh i also didn't know him that well so he wasn't i wasn't i wasn't
crying i was i was i was sort of glum but that that that doesn't make me come
does jesse ever come in and see that you're upset and crying and just immediately look for tissues
around the living room um well no we keep lots of tissues adopted about just a good multi-purpose
man size it's a good game in it guessing like what is the substance in the tissue
is it tears or jizz that's a great game it's a great game yeah the new must have this
from mattel tears will come have a nibble oh i just have a nibble
mommy what's the ages on that box three up what are you doing
are you taking something back
or are you
future
no I'm futuring
because
but then the only problem
comes there with
no one meant to use it
like
if you run over someone
and they get up
do you take it back
or do you wait
until you run over someone
and kill them
that's such a good point
nice yeah
I've got a banker like is this the worst thing I'm ever going to back or do you wait till you run over someone and kill them that's such a good point we do nice yeah i've got a banker like is it like is this the worst thing i'm ever gonna do
or do i wait but what if you miss the worst thing you're ever gonna do by waiting yeah
yeah i mean i might kill four people next week yeah i think you've got to have a little bit of
faith in yourself also maybe you could ask like you could run over the guy and then like, sorry lads,
how hurt are you?
I've just bruised me thigh.
Where's he from?
And he's got a head injury,
which is a problem.
I'm just bruised.
I'm a bit drunk anyway,
so.
Smell burning toast.
Just,
you know,
crack on lads.
I won't remember your face anyway.
But I'll remember your socks.
Fucking Kembalos on me over that.
You see me, Nick?
Who the fuck is this running me over for?
Fucking Kembalos.
Imagine getting ripped by the kid you run over.
You're just going to stay to your ring-out, lad.
Crack on.
Yeah. Okay okay go on ask us another so uh this one is from kevin harris it says all right lids my brother recently had to deliver
his third child at home on the sofa as the ambulance
that was supposed to
take his wife to hospital
didn't arrive on time
pretty heroic stuff
from a guy who a few
years ago at university
used to get blasted
on cheeky vimto
and try and run
so fast he could
set us off to speed
camera near our
student house
so I wanted to know
what's the most heroic
thing you've ever
done or seen
congrats on being
the number one
podcast on the charts
all the best
kev thank you kev you done anything heroic shotty i don't think i have
nah do you know what i've not i'm a villain you're more of a villain yeah but you don't
want to take anything back
sorry take it sorry i was more than i wasn't comedians you never saved anyone's life
never saved anyone's life oh yeah of course i've saved loads of lives yeah yeah but just always
really cowardly like about it yeah you save them in a really cowardly way cowardly mean way
get out of my basement then if you want yes that's
very magnanimous actually yeah is that what you meant by all the little kids yeah go home if you
want i set them free that's what i do doesn't matter if you've kidnapped a hero define hero
a person who has done
something that has
helped somebody else
that took bravery
I let people out in traffic sometimes
then no
oh I remembered one
there was a dog tied up
outside this huge house
in Toronto
so you're going to say outside Tesco then nah it was like this There was a dog tied up outside this huge house in Toronto.
So you're going to say outside Tesco then?
Nah, it was like this old, scary, fucking mansion type house.
It was horrific.
It was a scary looking place.
And they must have tied the dog up on the steps.
But the dog had fell through the bars.
And the lead was around his neck.
But I saw the dog fall. That's what drew my eye to it and it was like choking so you saved a dog's life that's even
better no i filmed it and went viral yeah saved my life lively i did i picked the dog up bollocked
the people but i did make sure to pull my camera out while i was bollocking people to make people think content is king there's no such thing as a selfless good deed and i'm
i'm glad that you had the wherewithal future-proofing yourself yep do you actually
believe that there's no such thing as selfless good deed no no sometimes because no sometimes i
um i save people's feelings by not telling them the truth to no advantage for myself.
And I think, ah, yes.
That's the classification, isn't it?
Yeah, but I don't think that until it's too late,
until I've already decided to do it.
I didn't do it because I knew it was going to make me feel that way,
so therefore it's still selfless.
Fair enough.
Have you seen anything heroic?
I haven't said that.
I haven't done anything heroic.
Yeah, but I just get the vibe.
When a one-night stand informed me
that she was pregnant with my child,
I stayed.
That's pretty heroic.
I've raised the kid.
He's seven, still alive.
What a hero.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Don't.
I think that's just half the course.
I think it's rather sweet and gentlemanly of me that I didn't try and pressure her into an abortion.
Good point.
Thank you.
What a hero.
What a hero.
You seen anything heroic, like, with your eyes in the street?
I, yeah, I saw a guy have a heart attack in the street.
I did a show about it.
Lunatic.
Yeah, I didn't do anything.
That's the title of the show, not the man.
Yeah, he's having a heart attack there.
I didn't mean that no i know like in the show you sort of the whole most of the hour in that show is the the moment in your mind as it's happening which is a very short amount of time and
like over the hour yeah yeah sorry i was gonna say is it a thing where comedians don't ever talk about like what
their acts on stage i just don't want to do the bit right because then then people won't won't
give you money for the bit also it's a bit of a i don't want to be talking to and then go
excuse me everybody yeah i'd like to sing a song no it's just because i noticed you wouldn't say
the other guy's bit well that's because
I don't know if he
necessarily wants me
to say his bit on it
so I would
it's to not burn it
you could burn it
on the internet
people have seen it
and they're like
in the show
they're like I've seen that
yeah yeah yeah
that's an interesting thing
I never even really
thought about
with comedians cold
and that I guess
it's a big difference
between music and comedy
for the stars
first of all
you don't want to do
a comedian's bit
because it's theirs yeah right it's the same as like a battle of
biting someone else's bars and doing the exact same thing and they get in a lot of shit for it
don't they and like so i feel like it would be if i was to say oh and then tony said this and then i
say he's eight bars i'm just reciting what tony said but i think if you guys said that on tour
he's he's not yeah yeah he's not doing a show next week where that might be.
Someone wouldn't come at the get- He can't monetize that in a future environment, can he?
He can't take that on TV.
He can't take that on tour.
Yeah.
So I guess that's-
I've got no problem doing my own bit on here
and going, oh, I used to do this bit like this.
If I'm not doing it anymore.
So you won't do it while you're touring?
No, because then, especially on a show like this,
which has got between 50 and 100,000 listeners a week,
and they might come and see me on tour,
and then they go,
actually, he's already done all of this on the podcast
over the past six months.
These are the people I'm trying to sell tour tickets to.
So they need the surprise of the laugh.
That's where laughter comes from,
not knowing where the comedian's going.
They can't be at the finish line waiting for you.
Yeah, and it's such an obvious thing thing which is something i never even thought about that also
that's more what the show's about the guy dying it's not like this whole show takes place over a
very short i thought it would be funny to have a show that was about a time period that was less
than the actual duration of the show yeah so that like that's never how
you know storytelling on that level works so how could you have a show that lasts a long time about
a shorter period of time i thought and the idea of that amusing and it and you know it's it's sort
of it sort of works so but no i've never been a hero i've been a i've been a coward though
you have you watched a dying man and just hoped for the best.
Well, we don't know if he was dying.
Right,
I've got a have a word.
Press that top right button.
This is the theme tune.
You can't hear it.
Only I can hear it.
That's how good the theme tune is.
Is this going to turn off by itself?
Don't worry about it. Keep talking. Is this going to turn off by itself? Yes, it will. No, it'll turn off by itself. Don't worry about it.
Keep talking.
So this one is coming from Joel,
and we just want to give him a bit of advice.
He wants a bit of advice on his life, essentially.
It's called X is Back in Town.
What's happened here?
Snap, Joel, snap.
What, is your ex back in town?
Yeah.
Here we go. Let's go, Joel. We can get Snap, Joel, snap. What, is your ex back in town? Yeah. Ah!
Here we go.
Let's go, Joel.
We can get through this together, bro.
All right, lads.
Need some advice for something
that's been doing me head in for a while.
Me and my ex broke up in January of 2020.
We'd been together for about eight months
and we were doing the long distance thing,
but we were about three hours away from each other.
We were very happy
and had plans to move to London together,
but we ended up breaking up before that happened because jobs got in the way and it didn't seem possible at the
time to make it work we both ended up moving to london last year as planned and by a mental
ridiculous coincidence we've ended up around the corner from each other the issue is she's got a
boyfriend who she's been with now for coming up to a year i'm still mad i'm still mad about her as
in like he's in love with her and we've met up a
few times for coffee and to hang out about a month ago we went for a quick drink and ended up talking
about our relationship and the circumstances around our breakup i got up the courage to tell
her that i'm still in love with her and that i want to be with her we talked it through for a
while and she told me that she's been thinking about me a lot since we moved she said that
whenever she fights with her boyfriend she thinks about me and how we never used to argue she used to she has also told me that she sees a lot
of red flags in her boyfriend and that she misses having me in her life she started holding my hand
as we were walking home and it's all been really confusing what i want to know lids is how do i
pursue this she said a lot of stuff that night
that makes me think she really isn't happy with this guy and despite her saying that she is
obviously i can't force anything and i want her to be happy but i can't help that she still feels
something for me romantically and that it just happens that there's this currently this guy in
this way there's currently this guy in the way would be great to know what you reckon or if you think i need to
give my head a massive wobble cheers from joel so joel you're gonna fucking ignore what i say
right now because it's not what you want to hear lad but fucking run run in it she's for one when
a woman starts talking about red flags that's a massive red flag exactly for one exactly like no i don't want to deal with none of that it depends on what the red flag she's talking about
are if she's like yeah i feel that's a very buzzword at the minute very superficial like
oh red flag i don't know red flag is always something about like a man oh a man didn't uh
a man likes a certain sort of like music or
book or red flag red flag it's never like oh the man's got a dungeon it's a bit of a yeah yeah
because no obviously if he's got a dungeon that's like he don't go out with yeah like but if he
likes you know cold play then he might still be nice i don't know like you know who knows
yeah yeah i just think um any girl that's going to be holding a guy's hand
while she's with a guy she's going to do that for life yeah she's going to do that to him
yeah she's 100 going to do that to you um try this put it on the table for her
where she she is totally secure in the fact that he will never know.
And I bet you fuck.
I 100%
If she gets the opportunity to fuck you without him knowing,
she is going to fuck and go back to him.
He's obviously provided something a lot faster for her.
She's in a full-blown, probably got an apartment relationship and all that.
This guy's probably just a fucking nabbed with a big dick.
So he's like, I'll have a bit of that.
But I'm with this guy over there.
I had an addendum to this advice.
I like what you're saying.
I think he should fuck her.
Yeah.
Because that will be the betrayal and the secrecy will make it so hot.
I mean, surely that's the way to go about it.
Like, fuck, have sex with her if that's the way to go about it get your like fuck fuck have sex with
her if that's you know an available option and the fact that it's uh forbidden will just make it so
it'll be like a wizard is prizing the cum out of his cock it'll be like chips on a diet yeah
we'll be like chips on a diet yeah yeah it'll be like salt and pepper chicken on a sunday
yes it'll be like a beer whilst uh being the guest host of a podcast a hundred miles away from where
you're uh domiciled with your disapproving girlfriend cheers here's what i think i think
you should do i'm gonna add a second addendum. Oh, hello. I've learned a new word there, lads.
Absolutely run as fast as you can after you've fucked her,
if she's up for it.
I'm involved here.
I'm on your page.
I'm with you.
And tell the guy.
Tell the guy.
Because you're saving him.
You're saving him.
And you might end up with a new best friend and you're probably looking for friends
because you've just
moved to London.
Oh.
Bang.
You make a new mate
and you've got
something in common.
You're both like
the exact same type
of vagina.
Yeah.
And then when he gets
another bird in future
you can nab her as well.
Yes.
He's like a pussy bank.
You know what i mean
pussy bank i'd i'd i'd keep hold of that i'd keep hold of him yeah
he's like a little cocker spaniel yeah please keep to sniff out the good stuff
i'd like to say to joel though please do not trick yourself in no
circumstances anyway think that she's just in an awkward situation and she's so lovely that she
doesn't want to tell him but she has feelings for you that's not the case mate she wants dick
she's flattered as well there's a part of it is a lot to do with um engaging with the flattery
yeah that's wanting to that's definitely over the dick.
That's it.
More than the dick.
So you've certainly in a similar situation,
you've chosen option run.
Have you?
I chose a dick every time.
You chose a dick every time.
Yeah, no, I don't.
I do the running thing after I've knobbed her, probably.
Really?
Yeah.
Knobbed?
Yeah.
It's great great isn't it
it's such a
such a
I've seen it
I've seen it on a show
ages ago
I said I'm
having that
and I've not
referred to it
as anything else
since
to knob
that's how I engage
yeah
sex
yeah
with a knobby arm
with the
with the Mancunian you as well
do you know the only other person i've ever seen use it was mickey flanagan in a joke and this is
a comedian's joke i'm happy to do because it's on an old dvd of his yeah where he said you know
when um prince william married kate and he was like she was at uni and they met in like second
or third year she's probably like fucked they met in like second or third year. She's probably
like,
fucked other people.
So like,
there must have been someone
watching a royal wedding
on the telly in a pub
where his mate's been like,
I've knobbed her.
It's true, man.
I've knobbed the future monarch.
Boys and girls
who are listening,
this has been an absolute pleasure.
Yeah.
We're going to call it to a close there.
Shottie, where can we find, first of all,
all of your stuff and all the Premier Battle stuff?
So all my stuff is just at Shottie Horror,
H-O-R-R-O-H.
It's not spelled like the normal way.
And Premier Battles,
just type in Premier Battles on YouTube.
I'm going to do that yeah man
and have a look
and there's some
some great new
up and coming acts
I listened to Danger early
I loved it
thank you
cheers man
yeah like
weirdly enough
Shoot It was my favourite song of yours
I recorded all that
in Canada
which is weird
it's like the most
manc album I've ever done
in my life
and I did it in some
basement in Forest Hills
yeah but you always feel
like you're more
like my my my british identity was so much stronger when i went when you go away because
it's sort of concentrated isn't it have you seen that that little skit kevin and perry when
they come back from that was me in toronto yeah i was like all right mate how's it going yeah
are you fucking mad like no one understood
what I was saying
when I was trying to
let them understand
what I was trying to say
oh mate
I went full blown
fucking
Hacienda
on everyone
I just
did
nah
I didn't do no pills
but I was nearly
gonna do pills
just in the morning
for breakfast
obviously before
I told people
the two gateway battles to check
out if they want to get into battle rap in general would be uh tony the o'shea and you
against arsenal if you were going to tell people the number one premier battles to go and watch
not your own no i'd say don't watch us though what What is it? Oh, there's a few, man.
I would probably say...
Soul vs. Illmac?
Soul and Illmac was good.
Is that two?
You've got to be more into it to get that?
Nah, I don't know.
I think that's a good one.
Definitely.
Shuffle.
Who did Shuffle battle recently with us?
Nugget.
Shuffle and Nugget was amazing okay um
there's a few i think battle rap so nuanced and it depends what ff fans from here uh fans of comedy
and well-timed stuff i'd say watch any of the shuffle battles that we've had yeah it's great
he's really good and when it drops on i imagine pay-per-view first and then on
youtube shuffle tea and marlo against scapegoats yeah i'm so fucking excited about it i don't know
we'll all be on stage rat ass laughing our heads off in it having an absolute i've cancelled a gig
i was i was meant to be doing all three shows of hot water yeah and i've told them i can't do the
first one so i'm still going to do the later ones but i've i've i j't do the first one. So I'm still going to do the later ones. But I jibbed the first one off six weeks ago when the tickets came out.
Because I was like, I'm not missing that event.
Sick.
Well, in future, don't buy any.
We appreciate you supporting us 100%.
But you'll always be our guest, man.
So don't buy a ticket, man.
Same to you guys.
Alfred, you are on tour.
Tour tickets at alfiebrowncomedian.com.
alfiebrowncomedian.com.
alfiebrowncomedian on Instagram.fiebrowncomedian.com alfiebrowncomedian on instagram
ab comedian on twitter oh yeah um thanks i'll i'll i'll get you right back um i also have a
podcast called the alfie brown show which is me talking for over an hour and i do like it's really
fucking great as well thanks mate it mate. It's really good.
I've only just started it,
but if you could go to my YouTube channel
and follow it,
I'd just be so overwhelmed with joy
because it's very algorithmically important.
That brings us to a close.
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