Jimmy Carr has become the newest Big-admitted comedian who throws away a noisy guest at a performance.
The funny man, 52, performed on Sunday evening in Birmingham's Symphony Hall as part of his latest stand-up tour.
And just like Peter Kay, who shed a Heckler last month during a performance in the AO Arena of Manchester – who was recorded on the camera, Jimmy was just not impressed by a dump for talking during the opening 30 minutes of his routine and a 'nuisance' of the people around him became.
According to an eyewitness, four public members who were sitting next to the troublemaker – who was accompanied by a woman – threatened to walk away and one of them, a man, had to be stopped by his partner after he seemed to focus a blow to the Heckler.
Unbelievable, after he was warned about what happened on stage, Jimmy told when the four fans left to sit, before he takes it against the Heckler – in the first row of the first layer – in his notorious brutal style.
The eyewitness said to MailOnline: 'Four people got up to leave and one of them had to be stopped to hit the Heckler.
“Then Jimmy intervened, he told the four fans to sit down and said to the Heckler: 'You are blindly drunk, you are probably on cocaine, so I will give you three choices.
“You can get up and leave, leave and come back and see me again, or you can sit there, refuse to go and I will get security.”
Jimmy Carr (photo) has become the newest Big-admitted comedian who throws away a noisy guest at a performance
The Funnyman (photo in 2022), 52, performed on Sunday evening in Birmingham's Symphony Hall as part of his latest stand-up tour
Just like Peter Kay (photo), who shed a Heckler last month during a performance in the AO Arena of Manchester – who was recorded on the camera, Jimmy was just impressed by a punter to talk during the opening 30 minutes of his routine
According to the eyewitness, the noisy public member refused to admit that when Jimmy led to the security of security that appeared on stage within a few seconds and accompanied the Heckler – and his female companion – from the theater.
The eyewitness added: 'Everyone started cheering and Jimmy referred to the Peter Kay incident a few weeks ago.
“There must currently be something in the water at these comic performances.”
After the show, Jimmy was praised for his actions by fans who had been cast to his Facebook page to comment on the performance.
A user noticed: “You treated that annoying idiot as a professional,” added another: “Fabulous Show and the man who was accompanied, he earned nothing less”
A third chimde in: “Great show, the crowd of problems with class.”
Bolton Comic Kay, 51, received a play after kicking three Hecklers from his performance in Manchester in February.
One of the noisy public members Phillip Peters, 54, became public by claiming that he was treated as a terrorist 'by security personnel after screaming' garlic bread 'during the show of Kay – the Funnyman's Catchphrase.
One of the noisy public members Phillip Peters (photo), 54, was public by claiming that he was 'treated as a terrorist' by security personnel after screaming 'garlic bread' during Kay's Show – The Funnerman's Catchphrase
The second Heckler, Myar Curran (photo), 25, was cast out of the show after he had shouted 'We love you Peter'
The comic compared her with actress Lisa Riley (photo) when she was deleted, a remark that she said she left her 'in tears'
The second Heckler, Myar Curran, 25, was cast out of the show after he had shouted 'We love you Peter', with the strip that compared her to actress Lisa Riley when she was removed, a remark she said left her 'in tears'.
In a message about Instagram stories, Kay explained that the first Heckler had disturbed his stand-up show by repeatedly screaming 'garlic bread', and he took the decision to cast them out after 'forty public members' agreed that it was distracting.
He then started addressing his jibe to the other public member and said he “didn't see it as an insult.”
Kay wrote: 'During the show on Saturday evening, February 8 in Manchester, I had two Hecklers who disturbed from the start.
'I did my best to tackle the situation and make it light, like any comedian, but unfortunately, their interruptions would take place.
“I tried to ignore then, in the hope that they would settle, but when the disturbance in the second half of the show continued, I asked the audience around them if they were bothered by the noise.
'They all screamed' yes' and when I asked for a show of hands, at least forty people raised them.
'At that time I had no choice but to take action. The lady who was escorted showed a striking parable with Lisa Riley, although I don't see how that is an insult.
'This was only the second and third time I had to ask someone to leave during my 114 shows in the past three years of this tour.
“As a comedian you never want to eject anyone, but when repeated disruptions make it impossible to continue, it is important to consider the experience of the rest of the audience.”
