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So. I'm guessing i'm probably like the last person on earth who hasn't seen any of Ali G's stuff on TV.
I mean, i've heard of him (thanks to everyone in highschool who used to endlessly quote him ["BOOYAKASHA!"] back in 1999 - he was the Dave Chappelle of his time) and i know about his schtick but i never actually seen him in action. Until today at least.
I went out and picked up his Da Ali G Show on DVD (just came out two days ago) from Best Buy and i've only seen the first episode so far but damn if it isn't one of the most laugh out loud funniest shows i've ever seen. It was fucking <i>hilarious</i>. I still haven't seen the other 5 episodes yet (sadly, there's only a total of 6 on the 2 DVD set - 3 hour total running time) but i don't doubt that the rest are any less funnier.
I just wonder if his British produced stuff is just as good (if not better). I need to hunt them down when i get back to the other side of the world one day (i don't think you can find his British stuff over here. At least not on DVD or VCD).
Actually, it wouldn't be accurate for me to say that i'd never seen his work until today. I did manage to see his first feature film (Ali G Indahouse) a year ago when i was back in Brunei. And i thought it was fucking hilarious. I highly recommend it. Even if it is just another one of those 'stupid' movies. But it's a <i>funny</i> stupid movie.
That movie also singlehanded brought back long gone memories of Betty Boo (some early 90's europop singer) thanks to the use of one of her songs in the movie. They're really super fucking catchy. I recommend 'Where are you baby?' and 'Doin' the do'. Not sure if she ever crossed over and made it big in the US but there was a time when she used to be all over the place in Europe and Asia.
Hm. All this 90's pop culture talk reminds me of the days when i used to read Smash Hits. Never heard of it? It's some british teeny bopper mag that i used to read. Speaking of which, i also used to read Bop and The Big Bopper. And as i'm increasingly making myself look gayer and gayer, i should also mention that fact that i also used to read YM and Cosmo.
Oh and i was also a member of The Big Bopper's fan club.
Only girls will probably know what i'm talking about.
JTT. NKOTB. EDDIE FURLONG. BOYZONE. PETER ANDRE. OMGWTFLOLBBQ.
It's fubar i tell you.
I mean, i've heard of him (thanks to everyone in highschool who used to endlessly quote him ["BOOYAKASHA!"] back in 1999 - he was the Dave Chappelle of his time) and i know about his schtick but i never actually seen him in action. Until today at least.
I went out and picked up his Da Ali G Show on DVD (just came out two days ago) from Best Buy and i've only seen the first episode so far but damn if it isn't one of the most laugh out loud funniest shows i've ever seen. It was fucking <i>hilarious</i>. I still haven't seen the other 5 episodes yet (sadly, there's only a total of 6 on the 2 DVD set - 3 hour total running time) but i don't doubt that the rest are any less funnier.
I just wonder if his British produced stuff is just as good (if not better). I need to hunt them down when i get back to the other side of the world one day (i don't think you can find his British stuff over here. At least not on DVD or VCD).
Actually, it wouldn't be accurate for me to say that i'd never seen his work until today. I did manage to see his first feature film (Ali G Indahouse) a year ago when i was back in Brunei. And i thought it was fucking hilarious. I highly recommend it. Even if it is just another one of those 'stupid' movies. But it's a <i>funny</i> stupid movie.
That movie also singlehanded brought back long gone memories of Betty Boo (some early 90's europop singer) thanks to the use of one of her songs in the movie. They're really super fucking catchy. I recommend 'Where are you baby?' and 'Doin' the do'. Not sure if she ever crossed over and made it big in the US but there was a time when she used to be all over the place in Europe and Asia.
Hm. All this 90's pop culture talk reminds me of the days when i used to read Smash Hits. Never heard of it? It's some british teeny bopper mag that i used to read. Speaking of which, i also used to read Bop and The Big Bopper. And as i'm increasingly making myself look gayer and gayer, i should also mention that fact that i also used to read YM and Cosmo.
Oh and i was also a member of The Big Bopper's fan club.
Only girls will probably know what i'm talking about.
JTT. NKOTB. EDDIE FURLONG. BOYZONE. PETER ANDRE. OMGWTFLOLBBQ.
It's fubar i tell you.
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HIs English Stuff is definately funnier in my opinion, maybe it's cuz I saw it first, but you definately want to check it out...
He has 3 big DVD's out, which are basically compilations of the best parts from his show in england:
Ali G - Init
Ali G - Aii
Ali G - Bling Bling
You should really try to check them out. Of course they are full of british celebrities but most are pretty wellknown internationally.
Enjoy...
He has 3 big DVD's out, which are basically compilations of the best parts from his show in england:
Ali G - Init
Ali G - Aii
Ali G - Bling Bling
You should really try to check them out. Of course they are full of british celebrities but most are pretty wellknown internationally.
Enjoy...
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haha i remember Bop. that was big when i was in 5th/6th grade because it came with like 543532452345 posters.
JTT! haha everyone loved him. he was a dick, supposedly. my friend's older brother went to school with him and said he used to have the principal make weekly announcements over the PA that anyone who asked him for an autograph would get automatic detention.
JTT! haha everyone loved him. he was a dick, supposedly. my friend's older brother went to school with him and said he used to have the principal make weekly announcements over the PA that anyone who asked him for an autograph would get automatic detention.
The Ali G Translator:
<a href='http://www.mackers.com/alig/' target='_blank'>http://www.mackers.com/alig/</a>
<a href='http://www.mackers.com/alig/' target='_blank'>http://www.mackers.com/alig/</a>
Jennifer Ellison, some bird off second rate scouse soap Brookside won Hell's Kitchen, though I didn't watch it. She is quite fit though:
<a href='http://www.theladsmag.co.uk/ice/feb03/pix/' target='_blank'>http://www.theladsmag.co.uk/ice/feb03/pix/</a>
Former child star as well, which I guess fits in quite well with this site. But the scouse accent ruins it for me.
Betty Boo was great by the way, i'm impressed that anyone else remembers her. My favourite was Hey DJ I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing) which she did with The Beatmasters before the solo stuff (Doin' the Do and Where Are You Baby). Quality early 90's pop.
<a href='http://www.theladsmag.co.uk/ice/feb03/pix/' target='_blank'>http://www.theladsmag.co.uk/ice/feb03/pix/</a>
Former child star as well, which I guess fits in quite well with this site. But the scouse accent ruins it for me.
Betty Boo was great by the way, i'm impressed that anyone else remembers her. My favourite was Hey DJ I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing) which she did with The Beatmasters before the solo stuff (Doin' the Do and Where Are You Baby). Quality early 90's pop.
You can download all the ali g episodes ever including the 11oclock show episodes when he started out.
<a href='http://www.lando.co.uk/' target='_blank'>Link to Lando</a>
<a href='http://www.lando.co.uk/' target='_blank'>Link to Lando</a>
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Borat : I love the TITs... lol fucking hilarious. Oh i read Smash Hits too when i was younger, for like 2 yrs b4 i called it quits... It was a cool magazine because u have bands like Take That and Boyzone, wait i called them bands... erm... Boy bands. They even have lyrics in those mags! how cool is that!
Btw i think the Ali G interview of David Beckham was one of the funniest i have seen.
Btw i think the Ali G interview of David Beckham was one of the funniest i have seen.
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