Does anyone find the guy funny?
The thought just occurred to me, as they often do, and I figured i'd ask the audience. Granted maybe only a percentage of Escapist forum-goers will actually be familiar with him, and an even smaller percentage will be of the demographic that his humour is presumably aimed at...
Ok, I think I may have answered my own question, at least in regards to this forum, but I still wonder. I personally find him to be too painfully arrogant and up-himself, which is a trait I suppose most comedians have to evolve if they're to stand a chance. With Corden, however, it just seems far too blatant, like he's genuinely in love with himself.
Perhaps i've missed something though; what is it that makes him funny?
(Also, I realise that comedy is incredibly subjective, and is aimed at certain demographics, but I was just interested in what others thought of the fellow.)
The thought just occurred to me, as they often do, and I figured i'd ask the audience. Granted maybe only a percentage of Escapist forum-goers will actually be familiar with him, and an even smaller percentage will be of the demographic that his humour is presumably aimed at...
Ok, I think I may have answered my own question, at least in regards to this forum, but I still wonder. I personally find him to be too painfully arrogant and up-himself, which is a trait I suppose most comedians have to evolve if they're to stand a chance. With Corden, however, it just seems far too blatant, like he's genuinely in love with himself.
Perhaps i've missed something though; what is it that makes him funny?
(Also, I realise that comedy is incredibly subjective, and is aimed at certain demographics, but I was just interested in what others thought of the fellow.)
