Ep 37 - Diesel and Bamph Turned The London Underground Into A Comedy Club
Man Like You with Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé & Eddie KadiShow Notes
This week on Man Like You, we’re joined by two of the UK’s fastest-rising comedians, Diesel and Bamph.
From selling out shows and bringing over 1,000 people to their recent show in Battersea, to turning London Underground carriages into comedy clubs, these two are rewriting the rules of stand-up comedy.
We get into their incredible journey, building a loyal fanbase, Somali identity and culture, growing up in London, friendship, success, and the moments that almost got them kicked off a train. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
More from Man Like You with Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé & Eddie Kadi
Ever tried to impress someone you fancied and ended up wishing you’d stayed home?
Who has it harder in 2026: men or women? And when it comes to dating, is “he’s got potential” actually enough?
“Stop crying before I give you something to cry about.” But… I’m already crying! 😂Actor, writer and producer David Ajao joins Mo Gilligan and Babatunde Aleshe to unpack the things our parents said that made absolutely no sense—and the advice we only understood once we grew up.From Nigerian childhood punishments to Baba having to pay to get his own shoe back at his wedding, the stories keep coming. Mo gets roasted for thinking quiche was posh, Arsenal memories turn into a passionate rant, and the boys debate whether using an umbrella can really give someone the ick.David also shares how he helps Mo and Baba write comedy that sounds like them—and why one word can make all the difference to a joke.What saying did you ALWAYS hear growing up? And what’s the most ridiculous ick you’ve come across? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tez Ilyas brings his top five sportspeople to Man Like You… and the room is not ready for Kurt Angle. 😂
Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé and Eddie Kadi are back around the table for Episode 50 — and somehow a simple conversation turns into a full-scale attack on airlines, dating, holidays and the little things people do that drive us MAD. 😂