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Dapper Laughs
Dapper Laughs was a London-based comedy-rap act that started in 2011 around frontman Daniel O'Brien. Their material leaned heavily on crude humor and...
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Dapper Laughs was a London-based comedy-rap act that started in 2011 around frontman Daniel O'Brien. Their material leaned heavily on crude humor and satirical takes on modern dating, which quickly made them a polarizing presence. They put out a debut album called 'Proper Moist' in 2014, which included the track of the same name.
That album reached number three on the UK comedy charts, and they followed it with a couple more releases over the next few years. Their live shows and lyrics regularly drew accusations of misogyny and homophobia, leading to canceled dates and public backlash.
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