Robin Williams joined hand with Bill Bailey for a song presentation on the 60th birthday of Prince Charles. It was the first-ever collaboration of Bill Bailey and Robin Williams. They both paid a tribute to the royal family, especially to the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles. But unlike other presentations of the ceremony, this duet has a touch of humor and comedy that made it a hit.

The collaboration of the two comedy heroes, Robin Williams, and Bill Bailey, was a unique one and became memorable for people. Bill Bailey is a great comedian, but he also admires the lightning-quick mind of Robin Williams. He considers him to be the reason for the successful creation of this funny yet kind and welcoming song.

Robin Williams and Bill Bailey have written and composed this song in a short time frame. They even have very less time to rehearse it. But despite all odds, this duet made it a hit. They made a funny lyric in the song about the double birthday celebration of the Queen and the single birthday celebration of Prince Charles. The song was full of light humor. Have you ever wondered why Robin Williams was so funny?

People state different reasons for Robin Williams being so funny. Some relate the humorous mindset of Robin Williams with his rearing up with dysfunctional parents. It is not easy to be a part of this type of family. Usually, people become depressed and psychic while growing up with dysfunctional parents. But this was Robin Williams. And he chose to be funny and comical instead of getting depressed and developing mental issues.

Humorous style and lightning-quirky jokes were part of the life of Robin Williams since his childhood. He was the clown of his class and used to crack up funny lines and jokes with his friends. He could create the complete comic script on the spot without any prior preparation. He was sharp, spontaneous, and a go-getter.

When you love what you do, you can do wonders. This saying fits really well with Robin Williams. He was in love with making people laugh and even used to travel just for the sake of lighting up people`s moods with his comedy. His love for his work made him an exceptional comedian.

Besides his love for his work, Robin William had an exceptional memory. This helped him crack jokes and add quirky lines about some past events. And he used to do all this in a very lightning and effortless manner. His comedy was easy to understand for people, and even a person with not so high intellect could enjoy it.

Robin Williams was able to make even the most mundane topics funny. And one f its example is his duet song with Bill Bailey on Prince Charles's 60th birthday. He added some funny lines about the royal family but in a very respectable manner. He passed away soon after this celebration, but his work will be remembered for years.