The man seated in the center is Doug Collins from Memphis, Tenn. and has been dubbed the NYUK NYUK guy.

Even the host, Erick Lambert, could not overcome Collin's infectious laugh. About a minute into his act Lambert had a microphone brought out to capture this unusual chuckle.

The men seated on either side of Collins were in tears within minutes and the entire audience soon followed.

According to Fee Herrick Family Entertainment Group, Eric Lambert is a regular comedian at The Comedy Barn in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Lambert said that his act is “... basically an improvisational piece. I get a few people on stage, ask them some questions and kind of bop them on the head to music to make it look like they are singing.”

The man seated in the center is Doug Collins of Memphis, Tenn. and has been dubbed the NYUK NYUK guy. Even Lambert could not resist Collin's infectious laugh. About one minute into the act Lambert had a microphone brought out to capture this unusual chuckle. The men seated on either side of Collins were in tears within minutes and the entire audience soon followed.

This was one of the most watched videos on YouTube in 2007. It got 4 million hits the first week and was covered by Good Morning America.

Perhaps the best aspect of this video is that it captures a moment in time when someone is simply being himself which turns out to be much funnier than many comedy routines that we see today which depend on foul language and poking fun at cultural differences.

Collins simply got a severe case of the giggles and has made millions of people laugh since.

Thank you Moraine Mistress Of Magic from San Diego for sending me this video. There is nothing like a good laugh to lift your spirits.