Irish comedian creates hilarious summary of 'every Reeling in The Years episode'
Simon Hennessy
Irish TikTok and Instagram star Simon Hennessy managed to summarise 'every Reeling in The Years episode' in a 30 second song.
Simon is one of a number of comedians who took to social media when the pandemic started, finding a new and wide audience online.
"There seems to be a good few like minded comedy people in Ireland who have done something similar which is great." Simon told Independent.ie.
"Hopefully it will lead to some performing or collaboration opportunities when that becomes possible again."
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