Rugby commentator Nick Heath has gotten creative in the absence of live sport due to the coronavirus epidemic. On a regular day, Nick is a rugby commentator, journalist and podcast producer but, like many, is no longer working due to the provisions set in place to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Now he’s found a new way to exercise his commentating skills, and along the way is managing to bring a smile to the face of people around the world.
Sport or no sport, #LifeCommentary is guaranteed to brighten up your day in isolation.
Commenting on totally mundane things, Heath manages to bring humour to the internet by giving a play-by-play of totally ordinary things. Heath has taken to filming these everyday events and giving us a hilarious rendition using his professional skill – from mothers pushing prams to people crossing the street, he’s got it covered.
Using the hashtags #LifeCommentary #LiveCommentary, Heath has posted his series of videos on twitter and people are truly appreciating his comedic spin on life in a time where we have all been blown away by the repercussions of the pandemic.
You can good a good dose of #LifeCommentary below:
Football. Live. Well, a football.#TootingCommon #LifeCommentary #LiveCommentary pic.twitter.com/Nvs92Etkz0
— Nick Heath (@nickheathsport) March 17, 2020
International 4×4 Pushchair Formation Final. Live. #LifeCommentary #LiveCommentary pic.twitter.com/BGGh01m1k1
— Nick Heath (@nickheathsport) March 17, 2020
After the lunch break now…
2020 Crossroad Dash. Live.#LifeCommentary #LiveCommentary pic.twitter.com/QFkW0SUqy8
— Nick Heath (@nickheathsport) March 17, 2020
I always liked the idea of ‘Inside The Commentary Box’ where there’s an accidental symmetry between what’s happening inside to what’s happening outside. Here’s another one.#LifeCommentary pic.twitter.com/3xKTSTH47X
— Nick Heath (@nickheathsport) March 20, 2020
