“I am Replacing the Population” is my Gilbert & Sullivan-style satire of the modern technocrat: Mass immigration, cheap labor, GDP, housing, wind farms and disappearing landscapes. Little of it can ever be reversed. Here’s more from Dominic Frisby.
Giving Sir Keir Starmer the Puccini treatment. Here’s a new parody song from Dominic Frisby.
Here’s Dominic Frisby with an old cabaret song to which he’s attached a new verse. He wrote the original comedy song after Brexit, the vote by British citizens to leave the European Union. Britain remains the only country ever to abandon the European parliament.
I went down a rabbit hole after hearing someone call Keir Starmer a “filthy old tow rag” and realized I had no idea what it actually meant.
So I did what any sensible person would do… and wrote a sea shanty about it. This is possibly the stupidest song I’ve ever written.
It’s about maritime hygiene. Or lack of it. Here’s more from Dominic Frisby.
British comedian Dominic Frisby could get himself banned with this song.
It’s a bit risqué, but quite funny and also relevant as far as lampooning those pushing endless rules, taxes and regulations.
A comedy song about the lighter side of hyperinflationary collapse, set to music by Grieg. The song is written and performed by Dominic Frisby.
Polite and smart and punctual, it once was good to be. Not any more! Dominic Frisby will set you straight.
