Stuart

It's almost like there is some kind of pattern...

The fifth series of the UK’s Celebrity Big Brother on Channel 4 in 2007 became infamous for the alleged racist bullying of Indian actress Shilpa Shetty by fellow housemates. Russell Brand hosted the companion show, Celebrity Big Brother’s Big Mouth. Here’s Lefty Stewart Lee discussing Russell Brand presenting the Big Brother spin-off show: “So the Big Brother’s Big Mouth or whatever it is on E4, they have experts on, uh, sociologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and they provide expert insight into and expert analysis of the phenomena of some twats in a place. And this program was hosted by Russell Brand. And what it meant when the bad racism happened, it meant that Russell Brand was contractually obliged to look meaningfully into the camera, making a serious face, and to condemn racism in the strongest terms possible, whilst dressed as a cartoon pirate before going back to his ongoing life’s work of thinking up cutesy, diminutive Mr. Men names for his own penis: Mr. Winky, Mr. Dinky, Mr. Dingle, Donkey, Dinky, Winky, Winky, Woo, N. And the way that Russell Brand thinks up cutesy, diminutive Mr. Men names for his own penis makes him sound like a child molester who is trying to convince himself to allow himself to molest himself. And when Martin Luther King saw racism in 1960s America, Martin Luther King called it out in the strongest, most visionary yet eloquent terms possible. Martin Luther King said, “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin, but by the content of their character.” Martin Luther King. And when Russell Brand saw racism in his place of work, yeah, Big Brother, Russell Brand said, “Oo, there’s been some bad racism and stuff going down today. And no mistake, my liege. It’s made Mr. Winky go right small. It has. Oh, yes it has. Oh, yeah. And my ball bag. My old ball bag has only gone up my bum”. youtu.be/uwWUb5hyFmQ?si=XoXp…