TV Comedian shreds Starmer
Keir Starmer: he’s not doing here what Sophie Duker suggested in the clip – but the look on his face may suggest he has been in the recent past.
This was too good to leave as a throwaway tweet so I’ve taken video and put it on TikTok to test the possibilities of that platform (and as practice for myself).
It’s from Frankie Boyle’s New World Order, in which comedian Sophie Duker (not Dukes, as the software insisted on renaming her) passes judgement on Keir Starmer’s tenure (so far) as leader of the Labour Party.
It’s not good:
@voxpolitical Sophie Dukes shreds Keir Starmer (from Frankie Boyle’s New World Order).
(To be honest, the clip isn’t that good either – sorry! But I’m sure it’ll get better once I’ve ironed out a few things.)
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Why aren’t these clips subtitled? Don’t the deaf matter?
That’s what I get for clicking on automatic captions. I’ll try to sort it out in the future.
Th clip remains a black oblong for me. Is that because I’m not subscribed to TikTok?
I don’t think so. I used to be able to see TikToks done by a local friend before I had anything to do with the site myself.
Can anybody with any expertise lend a hand?