Daniel Howell, known for years by his internet moniker danisnotonfire, comes to Massey Hall this Friday to kick off the North American leg of his comedy tour, “We’re All Doomed.”
If you grew up in the 2010s, Daniel Howell likely needs no introduction.
Now, Howell seems to have found balance between the persona and the real-life person. And this Friday, he’ll kick off the North American leg of his comedy tour, “We’re All Doomed,” at Massey Hall in Toronto.“I’m professionally self-deprecating,” Howell said. “It’s all been an accident ever since then,” he continued. “It’s funny, that word ‘comedian’ — what is it I do? I guess I’m trying to make people laugh. I’m not an interpretive dancer. I’m not a chef.”nearly 13 years ago to the day. At the peak of his YouTube success, his show on BBC’s Radio 1 was a chance to enter the “real world” and entertain people outside the confines of his home.
And while getting out into the world is important, Howell holds a soft spot for the platform that launched his career. “After I made an 85-minute video talking about why I quit YouTube, I said, ‘what would be funnier than me doing a series about me trying to work out how I can keep doing it without having a mental breakdown?’” he said, laughing.
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