Hannibal Buress performs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival which consists of doing a show every day for 28 days. It shows the progression of Buress's sets from his first to last day.
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Ryan Ferguson
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Hannibal Buress
Self
Trevor Noah
Self
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source: Hannibal Buress: Hannibal Takes Edinburgh
Well this was the third show of Hannibal Buress I watched. I think this will be the last one as I see no improvement at all in his comedy. The positive thing about this one is that now I discovered that festival in Edinburgh, it looks like a nice thing to attend. His show though is like the other two I watched before, nothing very exciting, bland jokes (some I already heard before in his other shows, not a positive thing) that aren't that funny. I still don't get his stage presence, the staring at the ceiling, it all looks forced. He clearly doesn't enjoy stand-up comedy that much. He's easily frustrated, that showed at one point where he just left the stage. That alone isn't very professional, if you're a real comedian you shut up those annoying Scottish that disrupted his show with jokes but he just have no comeback to that, disappointing if you ask me. I'm done with it.
source: Hannibal Buress: Hannibal Takes Edinburgh
Well this was the third show of Hannibal Buress I watched. I think this will be the last one as I see no improvement at all in his comedy. The positive thing about this one is that now I discovered that festival in Edinburgh, it looks like a nice thing to attend. His show though is like the other two I watched before, nothing very exciting, bland jokes (some I already heard before in his other shows, not a positive thing) that aren't that funny. I still don't get his stage presence, the staring at the ceiling, it all looks forced. He clearly doesn't enjoy stand-up comedy that much. He's easily frustrated, that showed at one point where he just left the stage. That alone isn't very professional, if you're a real comedian you shut up those annoying Scottish that disrupted his show with jokes but he just have no comeback to that, disappointing if you ask me. I'm done with it.
Hannibal Buress: Hannibal Takes Edinburgh
