“Discover the Hilarious Truth: 50 Side-Splitting Fatherhood Memes That Every Dad Can Relate To!”
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We asked Taylor what he loves about fatherhood. “Best part of being a dad is the endless supply of comedy material and laughs we have. Actually, no. It’s having these two guys in my house who teach me the most incredible lessons every single day,” he replied.
Then we asked what he hates… “Worst part of being a dad – stepping on a rogue Lego piece. Seriously, stepping on a Lego block hurts worse than gout.” And for those who don’t know what gout is, it’s probably for the best.
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So what advice does Taylor have for amateurs who want to try their hand at being a comical dad? “Even when your audience, i.e. your kids, are groaning, deep down I’m sure they actually love it. Of course, they say in comedy timing is everything, so I would suggest trying it out first thing in the morning! Because they are too sleepy to roll their eyes.”
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Taylor says dad jokes can land well no matter where you live. “A great pun is a great pun in Cape Town or in New York. For example: ‘Why don’t scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything.’ See!! Universally groan worthy,” laughed Taylor. And we could almost hear his sons sighing in angst somewhere in the distance.
It just goes to show, no matter how experienced a comedian you are. Whether you perform to sold out audiences. Win awards. Travel the world making people laugh… You might never be funny enough for your own kids. But that’s not to say you shouldn’t try.
