July 24, 2006 2:31 pm
Kittenpants
Kittenpants
The new master of the rhetorical Q&A, Ralph Handel is breaking hearts and blowing minds at an Open Mic Night near you. It's the future of standup: no punchlines.
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Neil Hamburger is nothing like Tony Clifton, other than that they both wear a tux. It is the laziest comparison, yet people keep making it. Watch a video of both men back to back sometime.
"Who is this clown coming out on stage?"
"Why does he have such a long cane?"
"Where am I being dragged?"
I don't think Neil Hamburger is doing the same thing as Ralph Handel. Neil Hamburger has "funny" jokes and besides. To say this guys is a wannabe Hamburger doesn't make sense cuz Hamburger (though good) is a wanna be Tony Clifton (kaufman)
I think the world has room for more than one purposely unfunny parodist.
Ugh why glorify this wannabe fucking Neil Hamburger?