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Goonie Goo Goo ft Yannis Pappas & Francis Ellis (Patreon)

Published:
2019-08-09 12:30:01
Imported:
2022-09

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This week the Andrew, Akaash, Kaz, and special guests, Yannis Pappas & Francis Ellis discuss: Murphy making Mayweather numbers, Andrew in Montreal, Comedy fame, and much more! INDULGE!!!

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Anonymous

Stop banging on the table man

Ishmael McKinney

Not gon lie, wouldn’t rather not have an episode that to listen to y’all watch a video. We understand Drew traveling, could’ve did the show without him even lol

Anonymous

Terrible Patreon episode lol next time just do it with out Andrew and don’t rush it out the whole episode is about Eddie lmao tf

Anonymous

Dope episode, learned new shit

Carl Guinn

That was a terrible episode. This was a very armature type stuff with all that banging on the table. Just take a break or do it without Alt-Right Andy...

Anonymous

I agree with Alex. I’m like Eden’s age and I know Eddie from the Nutty Professor. As a kid I wanted to see Shrek cause I was fam from the Nutty Professor. I’ve seen the stand up when he’s wearing a red suit, and I won’t lie, I wasn’t that into it when I saw it. Not on my toes about a new Eddie standup today either.

Anonymous

This episode made me feel how akaash feels when y’all take about politics.. we do not care about this nerdy stand up conversation lol

Anonymous

This episode kinda sucked

Anonymous

How can y’all disrespect Gabriel Iglesias? He’s an impressionist, even on his Netflix show

lance Hutchinson

Fam, I paid $5 to listen to y’all play YouTube clips for damn near the whole episode?

Anonymous

I loved you guys listening to Eddie's famous bits that I personally love it was great but next time more conversation and flagrancy would be appreciated

T

As a comic I really loved and ate up the standup conversations here, just to offer a counterpoint to the folks who find nerdy comedy talk too much.