Post: #1

This video is from all the way back in 2008 but I only found it recently...quite funny:





In case the first one is blocked:





He's obviously being sarcastic... but there's an underlying element of truth to it which also makes it funny on another level.

Post: #2

Hahaha. Literally just the other day this popped into my head and I watched it again on YouTube. Hilarious and I agree with your comments, there is an element of truth that makes it even better.

I found myself agreeing with most of the statements he was making in the song, even as ridiculous are they are supposed to be.

I would have thought there was already a thread dedicated to this guy.

Post: #3

His best work

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Post: #5

Naa man, Sex Crime Fashions. Undisputed best work.





Other classics:

E=MC vagina [Sequel to "Show me your genitals"]





Guns don't kill people





Everyday normal guy:

Post: #6

I remember these when they first came out. I had to laugh when I first started watching "The League", thinking hey, what is the "show me your genitals" guy doing on TV?

Post: #7

He's hilarious. His hairstyle and sense of humor remind me of my French Canadian friend who looks exactly like him.

Post: #8

His character on The League is one of my favorite characters of all time - and worthy of admiration as well.

I discovered the League by googling "hot girls drive Jettas..." (seriously, back in the early to mid 2000s, this was emphatically the case - now it's Mini Coopers, maybe Fiats) only to find that they had an episode featuring La Joie's character getting a job at a VW dealership just to bang hotties.

Post: #9

His early work was very good, it had an infantile wave to it that made the material politically incorrect - which I like. I really don't know if I like it more because is genuinely funny or because how I imagine feminists and fatsos (often the same as it's common knowledge) cringe when they eventually watch it.

Rucka Rucka Ali has a similar humor:

Post: #10

Yes, Allen?

(05-06-2015 11:32 AM)"Paul Allen Wrote:  His early work was very good, it had an infantile wave to it that made the material politically incorrect - which I like. I really don't know if I like it more because is genuinely funny or because how I imagine feminists and fatsos (often the same as it's common knowledge) cringe when they eventually watch it.

Rucka Rucka Ali has a similar humor:

He's been compared to Rucka Rucka Ali, but I think LaJoie has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.

Post: #11

(05-05-2015 10:34 AM)RexImperator Wrote:  This video is from all the way back in 2008 but I only found it recently...quite funny:

Post: #12

(05-06-2015 12:17 PM)Kabal Wrote:  Yes, Allen?

(05-06-2015 11:32 AM)"Paul Allen Wrote:  His early work was very good, it had an infantile wave to it that made the material politically incorrect - which I like. I really don't know if I like it more because is genuinely funny or because how I imagine feminists and fatsos (often the same as it's common knowledge) cringe when they eventually watch it.

Rucka Rucka Ali has a similar humor:

He's been compared to Rucka Rucka Ali, but I think LaJoie has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.

You probably are mistaken me with someone else who also dresses Valentino Couture suits and wear Oliver Peoples glasses... Is that Rollo Tomassi over there?

Jesus Patrick, I mean... Paul

Post: #13

I remember showing this to my girlfriend back in 09. Classic.

Post: #14

This came out when I was in high school. I remember quoting a few choice lines to the girls in marketing class.