Belfast comedian Vittorio Angelone on viral Penny Mordaunt TV spat: 'If Frankie Boyle was sat next to her, she would have been ready'

"“It's a grift,” comedian Vittorio Angelone says. “It's a complete grift.” Angelone, who is 29, is discussing some comedians' tendency to bemoan cancel culture or claim 'you can't say anything any more'."

"“It's a grift,” “It's a complete grift.”"

"Angelone, who is 29, is discussing some comedians' tendency to bemoan cancel culture or claim 'you can't say anything any more'."

Vittorio Angelone, a 29-year-old Irish-Italian comedian, criticizes comedians who complain about cancel culture or claim people cannot say anything anymore. He describes such behavior as a “grift” and “a complete grift.” He also connects his public views to personal and social themes, including therapy. He expresses support for a United Ireland, linking his comedy and public commentary to political identity and national unity. The remarks place emphasis on skepticism toward performative outrage and on the value of addressing mental health through therapy rather than using culture-war narratives.

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