Konstantin Kisin - Being Jewish

Konstantin at London's free speech comedy club.
What's on next? comedyunleashed.co.uk/whatson

[@phoenix7anand]

Sargon of akkad is there drinking 🍺..chilling in the second row.. please do correct me if I am wrong

[@garywood97]

Yep, that's him.

[@dnch]

holy shit, you right, its Carl:D

[@SirHosisofLiver]

Yep that's him

[@deadastronaut2440]

You're mistaken. I belive that's his African American grandfather

[@OZSA87]

Where can I see the full set ? I love this guy!

[@rabbishekelstein9477]

109 different countries...

[@miduneyev156]

@@andthereisntone3454 LOL

[@retirosierra]

Link please to the list of countries.

[@tharunthiruseelan4252]

Konstantin and Sargon crossover

[@TheKseniagd]

haha My Grandadis Jewish - David Elikovich Rabinovich - like the most Jewish name you can even imagine =) and he's not good with money although he is a photographer and a talanted and kind person. All I want to say - there are ecxeptions in every steryotype. And my Jewish family - half lives in Russia half in Israel, although you can tell straigh away they are Jewish right, they don't have big noses, not small but not big. I always though its greeks who have big noses =)))

[@DieFlabbergast]

Actually, the most Jewish name I can imagine is Benjamin Disraeli (from "D'Israeli", i.e. Benjamin of Israel, for those of you who are a bit slow), the name of a man who (twice) served as prime minister of Britain for many years in the mid-19th century. It's not as if he was hiding it, was it? And yet they elected him to parliament numerous times and the Tory Party made him their leader. You can draw your own conclusions from this.

[@DieFlabbergast]

No, the most Jewish names I can imagine are Benjamin Disraeli ("Benjamin of Israel," for Yahweh's sake!) and Yehudi ("the Jew" or "of Judea") Menuhin. Sorry, but your grandad comes in third at best :)

[@wilverbal]

I'm Jewish, and I had no idea there were any Jews named Konstantin.

[@DieFlabbergast]

Go to Greece or Russia or elsewhere in that region.

[@harisadu8998]

Did you know there were jews called Abramovich?

[@wilverbal]

@@harisadu8998 yes.

[@harisadu8998]

@@wilverbal So why can't there be Jews with Russian names?

[@wilverbal]

@@harisadu8998 calm down. I didn't say there can't be. I said I had no idea there were any Jews named Konstantin. It's a Christian name, after all. But Abramovich means son of Abram, and Abram is a Jewish name.

[@bestdjaf7499]

That is funny. It's what my all Jewish friends do actually say. Never gets old.

[@ironwood5592]

I see you sargon

[@Mr.SharkTooth-zc8rm]

💪❤

[@nerdyharrybartending]

I miss what he said at the end "I stop telling people I'm jewish because..."

[@grim_2000]

Yeah, it was kinda overshadowed by music.

[@cCiIcCo]

To be fair. They were rounded up for exactly that reason.

[@SirHosisofLiver]

0:29 Sargon loling

[@hansellius]

Fuck, it is Sargon! Nice.

[@saracenseven8314]

Really?

[@user-op8cw6li4o]

So you are not Russian.....

[@fivish]

Jackie Mason does it much better.

[@Filiomena]

Better than you, that's for sure.

[@ficklekid_ed86]

Brits were always better at comedy than Americans and I'm American

[@masewindo3902]

If he really was a stand-up comedian, why is this the only performance you can find of him doing Stand-up comedy anywhere on the web before Triggernometry??? I don't know, sounds like a plant.