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Lewis Black on bottled water: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqXFrs6quvE Bill Burr insulting a pos philly crowd: NSFW https://youtu.be/rNnkDjMVJqE NSFW e:pls add some context to whatever stand up or skit you decide to link e2: the post below me is George Carlin talking about hats. Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 21:45 on Sep 14, 2017 |
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"Faggots aren't allowed to look at my rear end while I'm on stage." -Eddie Murphy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-lnF0wyNBQ
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Binowru posted:"Faggots aren't allowed to look at my rear end while I'm on stage." -Eddie Murphy Gilbert Gottfried's spouting gay jokes in a room with George Takei and friends: NSFW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l1spRzMJDA NSFW e: Bill Hicks on drugs, stupid people, the news and his views on reality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kbbxwer_Pc8 I do not promote or advocate the use of illegal drugs and this clip is funny as hell to me. Anything bill burr i like will prolly be viewed as nws language so heres him on people who cant shut up about being fat.  https://youtu.be/SC2Ur6t0PdMLol if you get offended by a mean person's words. Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 15:35 on Sep 18, 2017 |
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What a surprise... another bill burr. He has wisdom, okay? https://youtu.be/_j_CqvPF410 Talked about Buzz Aldrin punching some loser square in the jaw: https://youtu.be/BbZlf4KDnGA Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 23:33 on Sep 18, 2017 |
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having a fun chat with yourself?
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ol yeller posted:having a fun chat with yourself? Having fun shitposting?
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Doug Stanhope "Cops risk their life, every day" https://youtu.be/IP3pMLG97p0
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HatJudge posted:Doug Stanhope "Cops risk their life, every day" I love Doug's outlook and material in this. On a lighter note and I know, Gabriel Iglesias exaggerates. But come on, scaring the poo poo out of your future step-son into doing homework is pretty drat funny if true. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sijAbpgmaXU
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Bill Burr's inspiration and best friend Patrice O'Neal (sadly he passed away). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYKJ2z7mecQ His Elephant In The Room stand-up is a killer.
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Palpek posted:Bill Burr's inspiration and best friend Patrice O'Neal (sadly he passed away). I mean no disrespect but I'm trying to laugh and I feel uncomfortable watching it. One of those days. I'll give it another look later and edit this useless comment. Thank you for your contribution. e: I'm not a fan of all of his material in his standup special: "Elephant In The Room" but i found the material relating to safe-sex, food and fishing to be pretty humorous (the fish bit being my favorite).  a talented man who had a skill of using his audience as part of his material.
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Cool that you still gave it a chance after the initial reaction. I'm only sad that there aren't that many specials from the guy, I'd love to be able to see more of his work. Here's a little hilarious skit from Bill Burr about Lance Armstrong during an interview with Conan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9YL04v-J5U Palpek fucked around with this message at 22:06 on Sep 26, 2017 |
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Palpek posted:Cool that you still gave it a chance after the initial reaction. I'm only sad that there aren't that many specials from the guy, I'd love to be able to see more of his work. I'm finding a lot of Patrice O'Neal's other standup on youtube staggeringly easily. The comedy store standup is has a lot of vulgarity but some of it is pretty funny. I recommend the toned down material in a timed link of this episode of just for laughs from 2005 (legal to link?). NWS for language. But his work does not even come nearly as close to the moment when Bill Hicks was unhinged and testing barriers of what could and could not be said on television: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osH-0YfKVEgI found Bill Burr's stance on this topic to be incredibly accurate and of course, funny. I never tried to put much care into social icons and celebrities in the first place. I just take bits and pieces from what I find applicable. I think you'd like Bill Burr's thoughts on the time Sean Penn went to pal around and interview with druglord El Chappo. Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 08:35 on Sep 27, 2017 |
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nws for language and topic Audio of Louis C.K. on the daily show talking about PC culture and feminist outrage bill burr talking about that one time mel gibson called someone on a tv show an rear end in a top hat: https://youtu.be/xoaXuWxwhMg e: oh poo poo, louie jerks off in front of people when he drinks or whatever. Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 04:01 on Dec 13, 2017 |
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I enjoy Bill Burr's stand-ups and interviews with him but I don't really like his podcast. Basically I like him in his strict comedian role where he works on being funny and not when he's himself ranting into the mic. To each their own though. Here's something I enjoyed listening to in a more meta comedy way - Ricky Gervais hosts a discussion about working as a comedian with Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock and Louis CK, it's pretty cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKY6BGcx37k
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Palpek posted:I enjoy Bill Burr's stand-ups and interviews with him but I don't really like his podcast. Basically I like him in his strict comedian role where he works on being funny and not when he's himself ranting into the mic. To each their own though. I find words of wisdom from Bill's podcasts. I agree, his podcast is not as funny as his standup and I find most of it to be unhinged but he makes some points i consider but do not take to heart. I actually forgot about the talk show Talking Funny. Thanks for linking that. It brings up good points and the one I take from it most is the level of care I should have for certain things I say to people VS why should I care of the feedback is negative. I find this to be educating in a number of ways that relate to trying to be funny. I completely forgot all about Ricky Gervais. I'm curious on your opinion on some of his stand up. His jokes from the special: Out Of England 2 are hit/miss with me. Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 06:10 on Oct 15, 2017 |
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Burr's pretty hit and miss with me. When he's slightly constrained by being on Conan I think he generates some really great stuff. When he's more free to do and say whatever's on his mind I don't often find him as interesting. There's a taste of, I don't know, bland bitterness to his setups sometimes. Like it doesn't land as humorous, or insightful, or witty, or even really raw. Just an angry guy being angry. For all I know he's changed but that's how a lot of his earlier stuff strikes me. Anyway his great Lance Armstrong clip was dropped earlier so here's my other favorite of his. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew6fv9UUlQ8 Dark humor's really touch and go for me, though, and I'll admit that. Like I'm pretty much pro-Patrice O'Neal but I can't stand Bill Hicks. For those two at least there's a lot to do with the delivery. O'Neal made an awful punchline sound like an inevitability that you might as well laugh at. Hicks always reminded me of someone I knew in high school who thought they were deep and liked to joke about bringing a gun to school. That's just me though. Also--and this is a blatantly unfair comparison--I find Louis CK's presentation of growth and understanding and sucker punch comedy to be much more interesting and relatable than Hicks' style. To contribute, this was my favorite standup joke when I was a kid. Feel free to judge me for it. Comedy Central spliced it to use as a bumper for a while back when they did stuff like that in the 90s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKS1MDNHMY8&t=70s
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the best takedown of "important" standup was when norm macdonald talked with gilbert gottfried about bill hicks and janine garofolo. unfortunately, what was once an annoying curiosity in the world of comedy has become dominant. as norm subtly pointed out, it usually lacks laughs and makes up for it in philosophical quotes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtAkLGLviGk&t=3634s it's a bit unfair to bill hicks because he had some good bits
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I'll post a proper response to Adlai Stevenson & get that OUT of my face tomorrow. It's been a long, exhausting and sleep deprived day. I leave you guys with this non-canon Joey Diaz on Joe Rogan's podcast clip. It's almost friday anyway. Good night. e: misc. clips to fill the void of this shitpost: Patrice O’Neal vs Not-Amused Female - “I can’t make your sad life better” Jc Currais Meltdown April 2015 What I Didn't Do At My Birthday | Maronzio Vance Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 15:28 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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Filling this shitpost’s void with some good old Mr. Show… change for a dollar clip (my favorite clip).
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Adlai Stevenson posted:Burr's pretty hit and miss with me. When he's slightly constrained by being on Conan I think he generates some really great stuff. When he's more free to do and say whatever's on his mind I don't often find him as interesting. There's a taste of, I don't know, bland bitterness to his setups sometimes. Like it doesn't land as humorous, or insightful, or witty, or even really raw. Just an angry guy being angry. For all I know he's changed but that's how a lot of his earlier stuff strikes me. Anyway his great Lance Armstrong clip was dropped earlier so here's my other favorite of his. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew6fv9UUlQ8 I agree that his some of his statements on his podcasts are over the top and less funny than his standup and interviews. Salt is salt. Fine interview you linked. I agree that it is dumb to put so much faith and fame in someone who didn’t appear to do that much work in the end. Steve jobs may have lead people to create things but he was over-rated in my opinion. I love the thoughts on Lance Armstrong interview. It reminded me that someone isn’t always what they appear to be. I like the interview where Bill Burr expressed his thoughts on the Paula Deen and other celebrity racist scandals. I am a big fan of dark humor, myself. I have taken an interest to certain comedy genres when I have a different state of mind. At times, I disliked both Bill Hicks and Patrice O’Neal and other times, I loved their work. For myself, it often depends on what I’m in the mood to watch/listen to. Have you ever seen the show Tough Crowd? Here’s a clip I found funny and topical that reminds me of today’s issues in society. My apologies if anything I linked was offensive to you or anyone else, that was not my intention. My intention is to attempt to open people’s minds to parts of comedy they don’t enjoy at their leisure. Thank you for your contributions. I found your link of Laura Kightlinger to be not only dark but simple and sweet. I found it refreshing, a fine twist for the crowd who seemed to enjoy it. I’m not sure if this is her youtube channel so here’s an old clip of her preforming on Conan O’Brian’s show where you can see some of her previous material from her half hour stand-up. get that OUT of my face posted:the best takedown of "important" standup was when norm macdonald talked with gilbert gottfried about bill hicks and janine garofolo. unfortunately, what was once an annoying curiosity in the world of comedy has become dominant. as norm subtly pointed out, it usually lacks laughs and makes up for it in philosophical quotes I have to say that the Norm MacDonald Live Podcast guest starring Gilbert Gottfried was one of my all-time favorites. As Gilbert was testing everyone’s “standards and practices” for what they would want to hear a comedian say, it reminded me of a similar method that Bill Hicks used only less verbal obscenities. I agree that the analysis of Bill Hicks jokes while retaining some comical aspects was unfair and a bit much. I found that some of Bill Hicks’ material to be refreshing while some others were hit or miss. Bill Hicks was known for testing the boundaries of audiences, television hosts and stations with his unique standup comedy. I decided to look at a documentary of Bill Hicks some time ago and thought it was enlightening and I learned a few things from it. I’m taking a look at one of Bill Hicks’ old interviews. Although long, they are pretty good. I take away some things from a lot of over the top comedy in the sense that what is funny to only one person can be effective when used in the right deliveries and settings. Apologies in advance if you and anyone gets offended by some of the things I linked. TGIF!  e: i forgot i linked the gilbert gottfried roast before so here's Artie Lange: Heroin Is Nothing Like Running - CONAN on TBS Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 04:29 on Nov 19, 2017 |
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i love george carlin's standup. you are all deceased Doug Stanhope's interview with Reason Magezne https://youtu.be/7Z8W5yQyzk8 good stuff... Don't pray for me, make me a sandwich!! Doug Stanhope on suicide, Robin Williams, and his appearance on Louie Yobgoblin fucked around with this message at 22:05 on Dec 12, 2017 |
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