Most modern comedy is crap.
Meaning of the quote
The quote "Most modern comedy is crap." means that a lot of the comedy we see today is not very good. The person who said this, Adrian Edmondson, is an English actor who thinks that a lot of the new comedy shows, movies, and stand-up routines are not as funny or entertaining as they could be. He believes that much of the modern comedy is not as creative or high-quality as it should be.
About Adrian Edmondson
Adrian Edmondson is a highly versatile English entertainer, known for his roles in iconic TV shows like The Young Ones and Bottom, as well as his work as a comedian, musician, writer, and television presenter. He’s been a key figure in the alternative comedy scene since the 1980s, and has continued to take on a diverse range of projects throughout his impressive career.
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