Ah, I thought. That’s my poetic intro sorted, then. Because dip a thermometer into the Dapper Laughs public opinion broth and it still comes out hot with outrage. The day after I met him, Dapper was ...

Dapper Laughs, whose real name is Daniel O’Reilly, became famous on the internet before appearing on Big Brother. He is a man of many talents, being a comedian, vlogger, and pickup artist. The British ...

Business Rocks, a technology conference to be held in Manchester in 2017, dropped comedian Daniel O'Reilly, known as the character Dapper Laughs, from its lineup on Friday after Business Insider told ...

Dapper Laughs has been revived by his creator Daniel O'Reilly. O'Reilly is seen coming face-to-face with his controversial alter ego in a new sketch, published on YouTube today (December 25). The ...

The Christmas gift that we're fairly sure no-one wants: Dapper Laughs is back. The man behind Dapper Laughs, Daniel O'Reilly, has posted a new video of himself interacting with his created character - ...

Dapper Laughs' career went up in flames when he made a sick joke about rape during one of his shows. Nine years ago, Dapper Laughs, real name Daniel O'Reilly, was at the centre of a scandal over a ...

The London-born stand-up comedian, whose real name is Daniel O’Reilly, made headlines last year when a film was circulated of him telling an audience member that she was “gagging for a rape” — one of ...

ITV have defended their decision to give "lad comedian" Dapper Laughs a platform, despite accusations he is trivialising rape and gross misogyny with "banter-based cretinism". A concerned member of ...

An old showreel from Dapper Laughs comedian Daniel O'Reilly suggests that his online character wasn't too much of a leap from his own persona. The video, which features O'Reilly filming at the ...

Daniel O'Reilly, the creator of the 'Dapper Laughs' alter ego, told the BBC programme's presenter Emily Maitlis he regretted the offence he had caused. Appearing a black polo neck, and looking almost ...

Daniel O’Reilly "retired" the character during an interview on Newsnight in November last year, telling presenter Emily Maitlis that "Dapper Laughs is gone". However, he has now told the BBC's ...