James Corden should fuck off

Used to dislike Corden but recently watched all 3 series of Gavin & Stacey and really liked it and him (hides).

Gavin & Stacey is perfectly watchable but so gentle that I find it kind of infuriating.

I like the gentleness (if that's a word) of it. Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon the absolute best things about it.

Yeah, Brydon's great in it.

But it always leaves me craving an episode of Peep Show or something to get the sweet taste out of my mouth.

The duo have teamed up to rework the 1984 Tears for Fears hit Shout.

The video for their unofficial anthem - called Shout for England - was filmed this week at the Stoop in Twickenham, home of Harlequins Rugby Club.

Heard the song on BrGTalent final, thought it was trotting along merrily enough till this lump bounced out on stage. The chorus ending on "Come and have a go if you think you're hard enough" was a little o_O.

Am not enjoying living in the Corden (lad in the street)/Chiles (Man in the street)/C Cole (nations's sweet<3) era of UK.

I just can't find it in myself to hate him (or Chiles or Cole for that matter - aand at least she's stopped beating up defending herself in nightclubs). They just don't get any reaction from me at all. Actually I found his pretend managing in the Football Aid match quite amusing.

I'm saving all my hate for George Osbourne, he seems far more worthwhile.

They put local radio on at work so loud I can hear it over my headphones. Fuck a Cheryl Cole and her songs about being in lol love with lol ashley being played once every half hour.

Chiles is aiight, shame I'll never see him again and I'll really start to miss him by the first motd2 I next see.

Corden should fuck off.

Those songs are so obviously about will.I.am and that album's great so gtf.

Just walked past him in my building. He was on the phone so I didn't tell him to fuck off.

I like the gentleness (if that's a word) of it. Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon the absolute best things about it.

hmm you're not the Brydon-loathing Chris i thought you were

The chorus ending on "Come and have a go if you think you're hard enough" was a little o_O

Yeah, really. We're not yet living in that post-hooligan utopia where it's okay to reclaim violent yob chants.

I'm also pretty shocked that they didn't try to rework the chorus lyrics AT ALL. How does "These are the things we can do without" make sense in a footbally context?

Shout, Shout, let it all out,
This is the team that we care about,
Come on,
I'm talking to you - come on.

I think even this is better that leaving it the same.

i think he's the most inoccuous bloke to inspire ire in recent British history. i've never seen anything quite like it.

every time i think about james corden i want to actually kill him

He's so needy and smarmy, and clearly unfulfilled by his previously credible acting career to the extent he insists on becoming an all-round (lol, fat bastard) media celebrity scumbag. He makes otherwise sane people like my mother want to throw bricks at prams

i think he's the most inoccuous bloke to inspire ire in recent British history. i've never seen anything quite like it.

shd search yr own posting history

James Corden and Sir Patrick Stewart clash on stage

Sir Patrick criticised Corden - host of the event - for standing with his hands in his pockets, adding: "From where I was sitting, I could see your belly."

Corden responded: "You could see my belly. I can see you dying right now."

CUNT

Yeah, really. We're not yet living in that post-hooligan utopia where it's okay to reclaim violent yob chants.

http://www.englandfootballonline.com/images/Songs/EngsIrie.gif

Not okay to reclaim Tears for Fears either.

Robbie Williams (yes, other punchable cnut, I know) also reclaimed "come and have a go if you think you're hard enough" for Millennium.

And Fat Les (yes, punchable cnuts, I know) to thread.

I sense a theme.

He's so needy and smarmy, and clearly unfulfilled by his previously credible acting career to the extent he insists on becoming an all-round (lol, fat bastard) media celebrity scumbag

I get this, but people keep letting him! Why is that? Does anyone actually *like* James Corden, media gobshite?

he's pretty popular outside of ilx as far a i can tell. well except for that sketch show he did.

but why on earth IS he popular? what kind of moron do you have to be to find him funny/worthwhile?

also i just remembered that other total cunt of a comedian, frankie boyle. maybe even worse?

i HATE these people so fucking much. actual scum of the earth. vile.

He seems to have a Calumesque short fuse for being challenged in any slight way.

sometimes in very dark moments, I remember I'm not James Corden, and life seems a little bit better.

Something about comics: they get really annoyed if someone else starts trying to make jokes on their patch, as if others need a zing permit while they are there.

He's just graceless, and I'm a snob, I guess.

Captain Picard needs better zings than 'lol u fat' if he wants something more graceful than 'lol u old' in response.

true...but corden's demeanour etc is fucking repulsive.

I thought JC's response was more about PatStew boring the audience, but then I didn't see it so...

no i think your right

yeah Stewart actually comes off worse there which takes some doing. what the hell is he doing hosting the Glamour Awards anyway?

Corden would make a really crap X Man.

XL Man morelikeamirite?

I dunno, if they're looking to cast The Blob...

ahahahaha Tom

Zoe Saldana.

Cheryl Cole thanked her dentist in her acceptance speech
Accepting her award, she said to Corden: "I like your belly but I'd like to see Sir Patrick Stewart dying on stage any day."

Corden then said: "I feel bad for people who haven't seen my belly."

To huge applause, the Gavin and Stacey star lifted his T-shirt, revealing his tummy.

Referring to Sir Patrick, he said: "OK can we get a taxi really quickly please. There's an old man going home."

Several stars commented on the verbal tussle.

"Entertaining"

Nowhere Boy actor Aaron Johnson said: "I love your belly. That was intense. I didn't know where to look."

NEXT STOP JC'S ARSE!

Bloody picture captions! Ignore the Cheryl Code line, that was Zoe Saldana who said that.

NEXT STOP JC'S ARSE!

Klingons on the starboard bow...

https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/benmeghcnngldhlgnpajaoodoclkicfm/

^ GoogleChrome extension that blocks any text or picture references to James Corden appearing on your screen

Was PS making a joke that went wrong? That footage is so repulsive, JC all leaning into PS's face jeering at him like an obnoxious drunk. I don't understand why the more hateful tabloids are all STEWART BATTERED BY CORDEN'S SCATHING WIT about it. Does his PR pull strings high up at the Sun/Mail?

That extension is A+++, shame it's not on firefox.

Don't know if JC said something before that head to head, but it appeared to be an unprovoked attack from PS. Uncalled for, no? The Jonas Brothers gag too, what was that all about?

James Corden stands for an awful lot of things that I despise, mainly bullying 'funny' ladism. I loathe his face, his manner, and even the shortest trailers for that f'ing Question of Sport thing that he does is enough to make me wallow in bitter misanthropy for the rest of the day. But seeing him in One Man, Two Guv'nors yesterday had me crying with laughter, admiring his wit, geniality and sensitivity to an audience, his immense capacity for genuinely funny clowning and physical humour. Yes, you could say that he's a good actor, which obscures the less palatable public personality, but it's not as simple as that; the play is clearly directed around James Corden - he's required numerous times to rely on his personality and stores of, to me generally non-existant, charm., and yet it was completely winning. Mysterious.

Was on a friend's list as plays to see. No way in hell, I said...

Apparently he's really harsh to crew according to a friend who worked at the Brits. Major crime in my book.

also he's a smug unfunny cunt which doesn't help

He did give his fee to charity tho' (£50k!?) so you know, not a complete waste.