Welcome to Part 2 of Walking the Dog with the wonderful Vitorio Angelooni.

Do go back and listen to Part 1 if you haven't already.

And do make sure to catch Vittorio live.

His show You Can't Say Nothing Anymore is touring this year.

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Really hope you enjoy our walk with Vitorio.

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So in terms of your career taking off, did it just come, you were gradually doing gigs, you did Edinburgh one year and then you started attracting attention.

Well I just was always posting things online which is actually something I advise against

if any young comedians ask me. Why? Well I just think you should learn in the dark where nobody can see you be bad quietly but I think I was quite loudly bad but I think

I got reasonably good quite quickly I'm not pretending to be the finished article or anything but I

think I got reasonably good reasonably quickly learned a few lessons quite quickly and then

posting things online getting a little bit of traction and I was I

was very hard working I think a lot of comedians would say that about me that I was very very

hard working in terms of the social media stuff and even after shows I would have a

little QR code I would stand as the audience were leaving and go scan this to follow me on

Instagram scan this to follow me on Instagram because I thought so they've got a

business approach haven't you to it?

Yeah, I think so. I think part of it was from a fear coming up, like growing up in Belfast

and watching the Belfast comedy scene be largely ignored by the BBC.

Right.

Like the last Northern Irish comedian to be on mock the wake was Patrick Kilty,

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