Sounding like a Tom-Tom | Lost Voice Guy | Universal Comedy

Lee Ridley (AKA Lost Voice Guy) gets the audience going with a story about pretending to be the tom-tom in a taxi.
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[@daniellamcgee4251]

A huge part of comedy is timing. The Lost Voice Guy and Rosie Jones have a much more difficult job making a joke land. Kudos to them for their success rate!

[@horrorfanandy4647]

Been loving watching Lee since Britain’s got talent! Perhaps he’s not to everyone’s taste, but I think he’s great haha!

[@grahamrsparker]

When he said he was a stand up guy that buckled me 😂 he's awesome

[@aporue5893]

''I suppose it doesn't help that I was trying to be the Tom Tom'' *crying laughing* 🤣💜 that was gold!!!

[@MrEddiesheridan]

He is a comical genius.

[@daverobe123]

Thanks for sharing Lost Voice Guy's sketch @universal comedy, he's good and funny. Kudos for him to stand on stage and to perform, most of us can't do that.

[@ligeiaztomb2755]

I found this VERY inspirational.

[@toxicara]

LEGEND!

[@brianfordham1699]

❤ complete enjoyment!!!! Your absolutely brilliant keep the laughs coming 😂😂😂

[@nascarjim0223]

He is so hilarious

[@mrsteveinsandiego]

Genius X 100!

[@7star7storm7]

This is pretty good 😂🤘

[@cato7778]

Can't tell whether it's factual observation or just plain cynicism that audiences are often more generous with thier laughter and applause with regards to disabled performers.if I were a stand-up comic I'd feel insulted if I received extra bonus laughs solely due to my autism.besides that though,this guys quite good.heres hoping he receives the recognition he deserves based on actual talent rather than the pity and self adoration of the audience.this audience appears fairly honest.love his T-Shirt too

[@thebarkingmouse]

I don't do fake. Which is why I have few "friends" and a good number of real Friends. I laughed because he was funny. Period.

[@zanart21]

He was genuinely funny. I was not patronising laughing.

[@yuricoutinho233]

I usually have a hard time with stand-up comedy. I feel the audience is there to laugh anyway, in a very contrived way. And the jokes are also very predictable. But some comedians are different, there's actual talent there, in whatever format you get to witness it. The lost voice guy is one of them, for me. Nothing to do with him being disabled.

[@cato7778]

@@yuricoutinho233 Dylan Moran or Bill Bailey. Check em out

[@JigjagjugXyz]

Probably the first time I've not laughed at a disabled person.

[@bartman1067]

LOL

[@ungenbunyon5548]

You monster X'D

[@daniellamcgee4251]

I get sad by people who make public displays of their emotional immaturity with pathetic jokes.

[@ungenbunyon5548]

@@daniellamcgee4251 it's called low hanging fruit, the joke is at the expense of the joker not the subject of the joke. Don't forget, it's a joke

[@bazerger6258]

So... if i don't laugh at the disabled, i'll go to hell? I'll be sure to remember that next time i meet one.

[@daniellamcgee4251]

That's part of the joke, Glad you got it!

[@barnbersonol]

Yeah it's sweet but it's kinda tragic too.

[@thehangmancometh1813]

I know it's generous laughter they giving because he's raspberry ripple but he is not funny. sorry being honest.

[@daniellamcgee4251]

Or maybe some people have a different sense of humour to you. It's freaky to think people have a mind of their own, that's different to yours, isn't it?

[@samsherrington7423]

@@daniellamcgee4251 You're on multiple comments defending this guys honour.. why? Lol

[@daniellamcgee4251]

@@samsherrington7423 I think he is perfectly capable of defending himself! I am just speaking for myself. I am genuinely impressed by him, and am weary of cheap shots at disabled people by emotionally immature people trying to be edgy. We are all part of the human race, so we can all laugh at ourselves and each other together. Sometimes these lame attempts at jokes are just a thinly veiled bullying, and not inclusivity at all. I think 'why?' is always an excellent question. To summarise, I have ample experience of people limited by medical conditions. In my family, and personally, myself. We can use humour to unite, not divide. I have no issue with people having a different sense of humour to me. But bullying, and assuming people only laugh out of pity, are discriminatory and presses my buttons. I have no issue with laughing with, and at each other in inclusive ways (e.g. The Last Leg ).

[@untetheredmoon6971]

Hes funnier than you will ever hope to be

[@INTJenny]

He used most of these jokes first on agt so it was funnier then

[@alanbeattie1470]

I like his sense of humour but what accent is that? I wish his B.B.C. Radio 4 SitCom, "Ability", were still in production. How about his having a go at straight acting?