It was pretty good. Not the biggest fan of the music. I didn't know this, but he's a very talented jazz singer, and had a jazz band with him. They only played a few songs. But they were very good, even though I'm not into jazz. But his jazz voice is incredible, he hits incredibly high notes.

I love his comedy anti woke act. He literally pisses on CT and New Haven and the crowd loved it. Makes fun of trans to no end. With the gay community he was very respectful, just please keep it away from kids for the most part. There were a ton of hot attractive females there, which surprised me because it was at Yale New Haven.

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this sounds cool. im a jazz freak.

he actually has a great voice. very late 50s early 60s crooner type. has some rasp to it as well which is nice.

Yeah, the musicians were phenomenal. Not sure if he used the same drummer, but the one I saw was pretty young and Rob made fun of him saying things like "I have hemmoroids older than you."

singing at 4:45min in....




its this style of singing. more sinatra but mainly cuz its very hard to compete with the KING the GOAT of all musicdom....Elvis Presley. elvis has the most mellifluous voice ive ever heard .....

btw mellifluous - Mellifluous is an adjective that describes a sound—such as a voice, musical instrument, or melody—that is sweet, smooth, and pleasant to hear. The term literally translates to "flowing like honey" and is frequently used to praise things that are effortlessly soothing to the ear.

researched why elvis isn't heard on the radio more as many of his songs are still as good as at the least classic rock...turns out the presley family is very protective of this intellectual property so you dont' hear him much on the radio at least.

It's funny you picked up on the raspy voice. During his comedy act he perfectly impersonates RFK (they're actually friends IRL but he makes so much fun of him with his voice)