Comedian only had three people turn up to his gig after major glitch claimed it was sold out

A comedian's 'sold out' show consisted of only three people after a major ticketing glitch.

YouTuber Max Fosh was doing a warm up gig for his tour in three weeks, expecting around 40/50 people to show up.

But instead of performing to a sold out theatre in Camden, only three people showed up.

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Fosh has made his presence known across social media in the most random of ways.

You might remember when he whipped out an UNO reverse card during a charity football match, or perhaps when he hatched a fish from a jar of caviar he once bought.

Now, also known for his comedic work, the influencer says he was gearing up for his upcoming stand-up tour by holding a small warmup show in Camden.

However, what was supposed to a sold-out event, didn't exactly work out like that.

20 minutes out from performing, Fosh took to TikTok to explain: "The computer system decided that after three tickets had sold to say that the entire thing had sold out.

"So l'm about to do a show tonight for my warm-up, for my tour that happens in three weeks and I'm normally out performing in a lovely theatre here.

"It's 40 or 50 seater for my warm-up gigs and online it was sold out which is very exciting.

"But what actually happened is through a computer glitch, after we sold three tickets tonight's show, the computer just thought it was sold out.

"So l've currently got three people coming to my show that starts in 20 minutes."

As the first person walked in, the comedian awkwardly said: "Hello! How you doing?

"Come on in. Literally please have a seat. There's plenty available.

"You've never seen any of the videos before?"

"No," the man replied.

"You know anything about me?" Fosh added.

"No," was again the response.

As two more walked in, the stand-up said: "Welcome in guys! This is the audience for tonight's show. Can we get a cheer! It's electric in here."

After all three people walked in, Fosh was thinking whether to go ahead with the show, asking the audience: "What do you want to do for tonight's show?

"We can go for a beer, or should I do the show?"

Thankfully for the paying customers, Fosh carried on with the show.

"Best show I've ever seen, Monday the 18th, best night of my life," one of the audience members said.

"Show was incredible, best l've seen for a while."

Another added: "Phenomenal show, truly feel transformed. Amazing."