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RORY O’CONNOR, otherwise known by his Facebook page ‘Rory’s Stories’, is dividing audiences with his latest skit.
The internet comedian – who rose to fame by acting out aspecting of Irish life – uploaded a video yesterday entitled: “What greets a man when he comes home from work…” featuring fellow comedian Enya Martin, AKA ‘Giz A Laugh’ on Facebook.
The video – which has been viewed over 400k times on Facebook alone – follows Rory’s character as he comes in from work, and is faced with some pretty unassuming questions from Enya, his wife/girlfriend/person he is with in this fictional universe.
https://www.facebook.com/RorysStoriesOfficial/videos/2122973207714879/
After a moment of silence, Enya’s character accuses Rory of forgetting to put out the bin. Rory proceeds to slam the table and shout: “Just f*ck off will ya? The minute I come in the door, you’re up me hole with a million questions.
I’m tired, I’m hungry, I’m working hard. You’re doing f*cking nothing all day and you’re in me ear.”
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The majority of commenters on Facebook thought this content was extremely gas and relatable.
In fact, the majority of the comments are just people tagging their others halves being like, “haha, is this me? Love you really though [insert love heart eyes moji here].”
On Twitter, however, discussion of the video has been decidedly different.
Many commenters have criticised the comedian for the sketch, which they argue portrays domestic and emotional abuse.
that rory's stories thing just made me feel fucking sick. the second he brings his hand down on the table my heart nearly exited my body. i have literally no idea why watching a man screaming at his wife is meant to be gas, but idk, i'm just a woman jokes don't work on me
Jesus Christ that Rory’s stories video is fucking woeful!! There should be a trigger warning on it! Like @griffski I actually got such a fright when he banged his hand down. Reminds me so much of my fathers behaviour, just before he’d lash out.
I watched that Rory’s Stories thing since it’s all over Irish Twitter, and I am going to need to shake it off. That is reality for many people and a very real prelude to physical violence and it’s not funny in the slightest.
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Rory's Stories is causing a lot of controversy with his latest video on relationships
RORY O’CONNOR, otherwise known by his Facebook page ‘Rory’s Stories’, is dividing audiences with his latest skit.
The internet comedian – who rose to fame by acting out aspecting of Irish life – uploaded a video yesterday entitled: “What greets a man when he comes home from work…” featuring fellow comedian Enya Martin, AKA ‘Giz A Laugh’ on Facebook.
The video – which has been viewed over 400k times on Facebook alone – follows Rory’s character as he comes in from work, and is faced with some pretty unassuming questions from Enya, his wife/girlfriend/person he is with in this fictional universe.
https://www.facebook.com/RorysStoriesOfficial/videos/2122973207714879/
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After a moment of silence, Enya’s character accuses Rory of forgetting to put out the bin. Rory proceeds to slam the table and shout: “Just f*ck off will ya? The minute I come in the door, you’re up me hole with a million questions.
The majority of commenters on Facebook thought this content was extremely gas and relatable.
In fact, the majority of the comments are just people tagging their others halves being like, “haha, is this me? Love you really though [insert love heart eyes moji here].”
On Twitter, however, discussion of the video has been decidedly different.
Many commenters have criticised the comedian for the sketch, which they argue portrays domestic and emotional abuse.
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