<p>He’s funny, he’s witty and he has quite a few tricks up his sleeve to tickle your funny bones. With a career span of over two decades, there are no signs of the British comedian, Jason Byrne’s popularity fading. </p>.<p>He has been a part of television shows, a radio show and plenty of comedy shows that keep his audience entertained. And AGP World is bringing the comedian to India soon to make you laugh. He chats with Anila Kurian about his expectations from the visit and his inspirations. <br /><br />Excited about the India tour?<br /><br />I am so excited that I’ve had to wear nappies all day! I’m worried that the audience will all face the wrong way on the night, though. <br /><br />How do you think the comedy scene will change with your presence? <br /><br />I’ve heard that the scene is very funny and very Indian. What it seems to need is a very pale Irish man running around sweating, while holding lots of props, asking people their names and never being able to pronounce them.<br /><br />And how has it changed in the world? <br /><br />I think the improper use of giggle juice has been a shame. When I started, you would hear a small giggle; now, the comics are overusing it. Some comics have been known to get into a giggle coma where they repeat the same punchline for days. <br /><br />What makes your content different, though? <br /><br />My red hair everywhere! And the fact I can communicate with butterflies — I am the only comic in the world that can talk to butterflies.<br /><br />Who would you say are your influences in the comedy world? <br /><br />Donald Trump, Eartha Kitt, and Donald Duck’s three nephews.<br /><br />Your other interests?<br /><br />Ball balling! It’s a new sport here in Ireland, where you play a type of football, but everyone is on a ball. <br /><br />Great for balance and core work.<br /><br /><br />Your favourite event in history...<br /><br />The day the Genghis Khan (‘Khagan of the Mongol Empire’) bled to death from a nosebleed. After all the wars he fought, he dies from a nose bleed.<br /><br />If you get lost in the city, you don’t know the language and no one can help you, how would you find your way back home?<br /><br />Learn the language on the street as quick as I could, ask directions to Ireland, and then walk home.<br /><br />What's the most interesting thing about you that we wouldn't learn from your resume? <br /><br />I have a mole on my back and it’s the shape of a panther! Oh wait, it’s a tattoo...</p>
<p>He’s funny, he’s witty and he has quite a few tricks up his sleeve to tickle your funny bones. With a career span of over two decades, there are no signs of the British comedian, Jason Byrne’s popularity fading. </p>.<p>He has been a part of television shows, a radio show and plenty of comedy shows that keep his audience entertained. And AGP World is bringing the comedian to India soon to make you laugh. He chats with Anila Kurian about his expectations from the visit and his inspirations. <br /><br />Excited about the India tour?<br /><br />I am so excited that I’ve had to wear nappies all day! I’m worried that the audience will all face the wrong way on the night, though. <br /><br />How do you think the comedy scene will change with your presence? <br /><br />I’ve heard that the scene is very funny and very Indian. What it seems to need is a very pale Irish man running around sweating, while holding lots of props, asking people their names and never being able to pronounce them.<br /><br />And how has it changed in the world? <br /><br />I think the improper use of giggle juice has been a shame. When I started, you would hear a small giggle; now, the comics are overusing it. Some comics have been known to get into a giggle coma where they repeat the same punchline for days. <br /><br />What makes your content different, though? <br /><br />My red hair everywhere! And the fact I can communicate with butterflies — I am the only comic in the world that can talk to butterflies.<br /><br />Who would you say are your influences in the comedy world? <br /><br />Donald Trump, Eartha Kitt, and Donald Duck’s three nephews.<br /><br />Your other interests?<br /><br />Ball balling! It’s a new sport here in Ireland, where you play a type of football, but everyone is on a ball. <br /><br />Great for balance and core work.<br /><br /><br />Your favourite event in history...<br /><br />The day the Genghis Khan (‘Khagan of the Mongol Empire’) bled to death from a nosebleed. After all the wars he fought, he dies from a nose bleed.<br /><br />If you get lost in the city, you don’t know the language and no one can help you, how would you find your way back home?<br /><br />Learn the language on the street as quick as I could, ask directions to Ireland, and then walk home.<br /><br />What's the most interesting thing about you that we wouldn't learn from your resume? <br /><br />I have a mole on my back and it’s the shape of a panther! Oh wait, it’s a tattoo...</p>
