Kingsley Jayasekera

Really disappointing. I enjoy humour that shocks you by saying the unsayable or that challenges your ideas but to work it needs to be delivered with biting incisiveness or a playful tone. This just sounded like bitter angry ranting by an old man trying to prove he still had something to say. The nasty tone made it hard to laugh with him and in the end ot really just reminded me of the playground; not just the cruel intent to target those who can be singled out or the need to offend and shock, but also the desperate need to be liked by bragging about how good he is, how many toilets he has, how successful his specials have been and how much he does for charity. I guess his style will win some fans but many of those those fans seem more intent on enjoying the pleasure they get from imagining the "snowflakes" and "libtards" that live in their heads hating it than from laughing at any actual jokes.