The Subtle Art Of Confrontation With ISAAC BUTTERFIELD

Interview by Jimmy Glinster
Very rarely does HEAVY venture outside of our comfort zone and
leave the music realm to speak to artists from other fields, such
as comedy. The few times we have invariably resulted in many laughs
and a fresh take on festivities, and this was most certainly the
case recently when Jimmy Glinster took on his first serious (pardon
the pun) interview when he sat down for a chat with the hilarious,
and often in more trouble than the HEAVY staff, Australian comedian
Isaac Butterfield.
Known for pushing boundaries and challenging pretty much everything
and anything he takes an interest in, Butterfield has a dark sense
of comedy, honed through his YouTube channel but now extending to
stand-up shows, podcasts and online content.
Loved because of his unflinching and unapologetic approach to
controversial topics and observations on everyday life, Butterfield
gives no quarter - nor expects any - unleashing his razor-sharp wit
and confronting humour from May 10 in Port Macquarie as he embarks
on his Isaac Butterfield Regional Live Tour that takes him through
15 different cities before finishing on the Sunshine Coast on June
23.
Jimmy didn't hold back with his questions - as expected - starting
with asking Butterfield how he would like to be called.
"You can call me whatever you want, brother," he smiled. "It's all
good. I know a lot of people have a lot of different pronouns and
stuff… honestly, as long as it's she/her or he/him… the other ones,
that's where you get me. I'll be polite… but calm the farm. When
you live in a society where everything's pretty easy… that's when
you start making up pronouns."
Jimmy questions if the younger generation is taking advantage to an
extent in the modern age of political correctness.
"I hate the younger generation," Butterfield shot back. "I'm a
Millennial, so I understand that we were the downfall - or at least
the start of it. But Gen Z is Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
That's Ground Zero. But, the Gen Alpha… they reckon it'll rebound,
and it often does. It rebounds in our generations after, so
hopefully that does happen, but I dunno man. It's a rough time.
I've had a couple of employees over the years who have been Gen Z,
and they are the worst people that have ever lived on this planet.
They are worse than Hitler Youth."
Listen to the full interview to dive deeper into the world of Isaac
Butterfield, including what he classes himself as in respect to
being an entertainer, accusations of him backtracking on certain
subjects, the correlation between heavy metal and comedy,
objectifying art forms such as music and comedy to fit agendas, his
ghost hunting video, his new book and much more.

Isaac Butterfield kicks off his 2024 World Tour in Australia!
A lethal combination of razor-sharp wit and unapologetic humour,
Isaac fearlessly delves into the realities of modern life. From
hilarious observations on everyday absurdities to fearless takes on
controversial topics, join Isaac for a night of forbidden comedy
where no topic is off-limits and laughter is guaranteed.
MEET AND GREET is Exclusive to VIP HOWLER HEAD Ticket Holders ONLY.
This VIP package includes premium seating, a meet and greet with
Isaac after the show and a photo opportunity. Special thanks to our
sponsor, Howler Head, and Dana White.
To ensure an immersive experience for all attendees, we request
that NO FILMING or photography takes place during the show. Our
team may capture moments from the performance for promotional
purposes. By entering the venue, you agree to be filmed, and any
resulting content may be distributed accordingly.
This show is recommended for ages 15 and above. Unless house rules
state otherwise, refunds will not be provided if entry is denied.
This COMEDY show is not for the faint-hearted. If you're prone to
complaining, this may not be the event for you. No refunds will be
issued.
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