'I’m overwhelmed and delighted people get what it is I’m doing'
Brian James O’Sullivan, also known as Brido Hingwy, will perform Uh Huh: The Janice & Frank Story – Part 3: Cruise at the Oran Mor this weekend, telling the tale of the popular couple as they embark on a cruise.
Brian, who was born Drumchapel, first started sharing videos depicting the duo on Twitter during lockdown, before sharing them on TikTok where he now has more than 20,000 followers. "Over a longer period, I realised her job was probably a doctor’s receptionist and then I discovered Frankie and Janice were married.Brian believes the success of his videos comes from people being able to recognise the characters as people within their own lives.
He said:"It does pick up where the others left off in the sense of the timeline, but it stands alone and it’s a story about the characters and what would happen to them if they went on a cruise.
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