The Buttsmarn

Isaac Butterfield, AKA The Buttsmarn. The naughty stand up comedian, You Tuber, Newcastle boy who has had enough of political correctness and possibly Vegans, cyclists and feminists. He has a new special out now and it shows a deep caring side to this incredible showman. If his massive fanbase is anything to go by theres big things ahead for the Butts.

Comic Rob Brown

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You wouldn’t think one of Australia’s funniest comedians had been shot at in war zones, worked in some of the toughest prisons and been in a Miller Beer commercial during the Superbowl. Until of course he told you all about it, like he does in this episode of On The Mike.

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