yup. the middle class watching the middle class. the term originally meant wealthy people who were not aristocrats (related to royalty in some way) and has been substituted for 'working class' which most of us are - and can't afford a night out to Conan's show or some such
And genuinely enjoyed his humor. Other show hosts like Fallon either don't laugh at certain things or force their laughter. Conan seems to really like Bill.
Elder Bolton I think the only time Fallon really laughed was when he got high on laughing gas on his movie taxi and even if it was fake for the sake of the scene it was still realer than anytime he laughed on his tonight show
@Bobert Wiltshire you're not wrong. However I think when it comes to doing something about an issue, a lot of people won't act. I'm sure I'm the same in a lot of ways, I'd guess having an expanded world view would be beneficial to a lot of us.
It's 100% true and that's all what politics are about, people never consider that there are 330+ million people in the states that have their own unique situations
Actually not true. Health care and real world issues affect Trump voters, but all they care about is Mr. Potato Head and bogey men at the border. They vote by pure emotion and (very dark) instinct.
@@bobnorman9023 You could argue that "care" is subjective. Caring enough about something that doesn't affect you to the point of actually doing something about it is rare and not typical of most people. That being said, it's just my opinion, and you make valid points. I'm not opposed to the idea that I could be wrong, I do like the quote though!
Bill Burr is a prime example of why comedians are so important. They're one of the few groups of people that make society look in on itself and go "yeah that IS pretty fucked up isn't it?".
Comedy is a funny way of being serious, or a serious way of being funny. However you want to see it. It's more about philosophy than superficial sillyness. It is a much more important role in society than people realize.
@@battheman777 "you know when the satire of the Royal Buffon becomes the voice of reason that society is really in trouble " ~ A peasant from the 1300s.
Yeah, watching this now, it's like well, insurrectionists stormed the capital in the US, and they've been locating mass graves of indigenous children in Canada, so like, "i don't know" 😆
Narrator: But people didn't stop yelling at each other, in fact, they started yelling at the sky on day one,. And it hasn't stopped in 2021, even with Trump out of office. Some would even say that TDS is more virulent than **clears throat** "the unknown virus of unknown origins."
that is his way of pleasing both sides.... the left can't take his honest and valid points so when he realizes what he is saying by mid sentence he knows he has to come up with something so that the audience doesn't try to crucify him for it.
Ehh, check out the comments sections of some of the videos of his podcasts, pretty much anytime he makes any controversial opinion there's people from the opposing side attacking him. But yeah most people are cool.
Well, I'm pretty sure he thinks a little bit in advance what he is going to say in shows like this. And in his podcasts he just says what he wants. But even then he just usually uses common sense and you usually agree with him or you at least get his point.
well, it's because he doesn't know. He's not an analyst. He's a comic. He speaks more to what is true and what he knows than any politician actually does
I'm a New Yorker, been to Canada several times, I absolutely love the country and If i could move there i would but to say that Canada is all sunshine and smiles is just ignorant lol. I myself had some "rude-ish" encounters there. This is coming from a new yorker, a group of people stereotyped for being the rudest people in America lol.
@@kumudukulasekara6684 I'm not sure what a cultural silo is but I'm guessing it's similar to self segregation and if that's the case, NYC is number one when it comes to self segregation imo. NYC is home to the most segregated schools in the nation and it's funny because lots of people think that because NYC is culturally diverse that everyone is gonna mix and hang with each other. NOPE. It may be NYC but at the end of the day, it's still America so don't be surprised by that. But I think it's a big city thing. I hear small towns get along better but idk for sure. Either way, just do what you think is best for you ✌
As a Canadian, it is SO refreshing to hear someone SAY this in public. We all know it's true, yet most of us smugly lap up the "Canadians are so much nicer" narrative and pretend like we're better than Americans. We even have a word for it. We call it "maple-washing."
@@algrundau9441 "People around the world draw their own conclusions about Americans and Canadians, one tourist at a time." Have you traveled before? The minute people realize I'm African American not an African immigrant, they begin to treat me differently. People unfortunately base their views off of stereotypes.
@@algrundau9441 I understand what he means like I’m Nigerian American 2nd gen ( so I can pas as African) when I travel abroad especially in francophone countries people treat me different when they hear me speak in American English
Bill Burr is a perfect example of what a celebrity should be. An entertaining charismatic, independent thinker with a sense of humor that isn't brainwashed by a certain political ideology, and isn't afraid to say what's on his mind. I also have to agree with his views regarding people wanting to "move" to Canada as if it's some magical Candyland utopia where everyone gets along. As someone who has friends there, it's not the case at all. You'll experience hatred anywhere in the civilized world, and Canada is no exception.
If comedians like Burr didn't say these things on TV to a national audience, literally no one would say it. I have so much respect towards comedians that purposefully make the audience uncomfortable.
Comedians & Musicians (lets say artists) are the only ones in the public eye who tell the truth...the philosophers of our time for sure...listen to some of Carlin’s material from 30-40 years ago & some of it sounds like it could’ve been written within the last year
@@bigdaddypiggy i'd love Carlin's take on today's political climate but at the same time i prefer for him to take his good eternal rest; the world right now is not a good place to live in. He warned us 15 years ago but we didn't listen :(
@@Bubba603 if you watch Conan this is literally how the show works. That's why they have rehersals and so forth, every late night show is like it. Conan stands out because in his version he gives a lot more freedom to his guests and to him, being a host and a wrighter himself.
I went to Canada last year (lovely country and people) and I was talking with some (Canadian) friends I made there about the state of both America and Canada. They said this exact same thing, that people like to pretend that Canada is some perfect society where racism and inequality don't exist, and that that's simply not true. Racism might not be as evident as it is in America, but it definitely exists there, as it does everywhere.
The USA does take it to another level, and there are deep rooted historical reasons for that. Remember most developed nations didn't break into civil war over the issue of ending black slavery.
@@BigUriel Oh, for sure, but my point is that just because Canada isn't as racist as America doesn't mean it's not racist. I often see people defending Canadian racism (or British, or Irish, or French, or Italian, or what have you) by saying something like "well, at least we're not as racist as America!" Which may well be true, but doesn't negate that country's racism. It's classic whataboutism.
The only reason Americans choose Canada to migrate to is two things: It's close. You don't need to learn a new language. So, further proof we can be lazy.
Also, Mexico is scary when your only idea of what goes on there comes from the media in America and the movies "Machete" and "Desperado". Americans take fictional media too seriously.
Yeah but the thing that baffles me is how everyone thinks all they have to do is pack and leave. You have to go through a procedure to get a work visa (permit). And they only give those to deficient professions they need (engineers, doctors.........)
Yeah man the drug cartels that have been known to stop buses full of people, make them fight to their death, then force the survivor to join their ranks... don't let them stop ya! They are only matched in modern creative ways of cruelty by ISIS.
I know my clothes are probably made in a sweat shop. I cant afford what hollywood elites wear. Dont look down on us regular folks, Hollywood, we dont shop on Rodeo Drive.
@John Hurley Might wanna look into what false equivalency means, but still explain how I'm wrong. This dude is trying to shame people for wearing clothes made in sweatshops by underpaid workers in horrible conditions while wearing those same clothes and typing on a computer or phone that was made by people who require nets in their stairwells and bars on their windows so they won't kill themselves
As a Canadian I completely agree with Bill's take. People think we are so nice and considerate but we really aren't much different compared to the US. It also depends where you are in Canada as well, because I can tell you first hand people on the East Coast are far nicer and more chill than people who live in Ontario ill tell you that much.
He's one of the only guys that can bring out the best in Burr. They play off each other perfectly. Same with Norm. Conan just "gets" them and knows how to work with it.
Sometimes I really think about how intelligent Bill must be. He was incredibly funny in this clip and I didn't laugh cause he was giving facts in an emotional world. Way to go Mr. Burr 👍
I think that he indeed is really smart! He didn't mess up his mind with to much intellectual coating but instead came to his own conclusions. His way of putting it is charismatic because he is really in there.
Bill Burr can say things that if other people said them they’d get torn apart but something about his attitude,delivery & outlook on things are usually dead on
@@carwashsoap your comment only makes sense to people who think anyone to the right of stalin is a neo nazi everyone with a basic understanding of the difference between left and right on the political spectrum can quite clearly see bill burr is extremely far left and absolutely biased towards anyone remotely right wing
3:25 to 3:32 feels like one of those movie lines that makes you realize or makes you think about how fucked we are it just make you feel the despair and hopelessness of not being able to change something
@Noartist yep the respect and curtesy seem to have disappeared, I realize it’s not just a Canadian change but everywhere, the drug issues , violence and self entitlement has become so prevalent everywhere, I guess growing up in a very different era and culture, my grand parents were from the old country (Ukraine) I had a very different perspective, yes there were race and cultural bias but there was also a lot more respect in most cases .. folks tried to get along and fit together at least . Seems everyone’s bitching and demanding more and more rather than putting in an effort to be a part of Society as a whole . Yes there were cultural issues back in the day even my small town was divided to the Italian/ Chinese/European/ German sections but it came together as a small mining town..a community
@@billmafturack8189 Yeah, I grew up in Detroit and went back and forth to Windsor, shopping and going to the race track. The people were just as racist as they were in Michigan but they kept it to themselves; they were polite about it.
@Noartist I understand, to a degree, the desire to not have outside influence. Japan is a perfect example of a racist, xenophobic country, that never gets called out. The difference is that our country was founded entirely by immigrants. Japan is a centuries old empire. Canada has never had a set of universal values, like Japan, or England even. It's way too diverse, way too big. Canada is a place where immigrants gambled on their future. I think we need to remember that. It's not a place with a proud heritage. What our government has done to the First Nations for 300 years is nothing short of revolting. Canada the definition of a post-nationalist, corporate nation. All that said, I'd rather live here than anywhere else in the world. But part of Canada's charm comes from the fact that its values change with the changes in immigration. Mandarin is the second most common language in downtown Toronto now. Punjabi is the most common language in Peel region(!!), the second most populated region in the country. Assuming you're not native (which, if you are, my bad) we have no place to tell other immigrant cultures how to act.
better hope it stops soon. Society has a tipping point, and if certain authoritarian powers utilize momentary chaos, it could be Lenin taking power in Russia all over again.
@@ronaldofinkmullen6430 I'd say the worst case scenario is a primitive primate species with newly developed consciousness, struggling to grasp its intelligence that has managed to master the hydrogen bombs and currently has the ability to destroy all life on this planet and overcome with emotional instability, inability to forgive and love one another resulting in total annihilation of the only source of life we've been able to detect for as long as we've been looking, as the worst case scenario. But yeah, other systems are good examples too. Or you know, USSR, the balkans, weren't those old russian states under the USSR? makes sense for them to still experience the fall out, it hasn't been that long ago since the regime collapsed.
Burr and Colbert are like oil and water. Both can be funny; both can be smart. Burr wants to be funny even when it means not being smart. Colbert wants to be smart even when it means not being funny.
Having lived in Canada, their kindness is vastly exaggerated. Don't get me wrong, I love Canadians they are excellent people but the idea of them all being super polite is laughable.
Canada is significantly more racist, ignorant, and disrespectful towards visible minorities than America. Lived here all my life, the people here are so insecure and ignorant when it comes to visible minorities and diversity.
Brian ...uh... common sense 101... YOUR vote represents YOU. It does not represent your neighbor/friends because THEIR vote represents THEM. Questions?
@@davetyler6520 seeing as one of the biggest hot button issues in American culture today is the compensation of people who work factory jobs, for prime example, Amazon workers, Yeah... We actually kind of did.
As a Canadian I just want to say, "thank you Bill Burr!". Don't get me wrong. I love living here and it's ,by and large, a really good country. It just isn't as utopian as Michael Moore seems to think it is. Just ask a First Nations person!
@@thingamabob3902 ...we didn"t have independence or a civil war to stop the racism so here it's still very much ingrained in the political system from the get-go and we don't learn about it in school. Many would say we are years if not decades behind just recognizing it exists.
A story I read about Canada which sent a chill straight up my spine. In 2019, a school board in Ontario burned 30 'problematic' books, including the biographies of several French explorers and a children's book, 'Tintin in America,' in a ceremony they called 'flame purification,' after which they spread the ashes as fertilizer. ‘We bury the ashes of racism, discrimination and stereotypes in the hope that we will grow up in an inclusive country where all can live in prosperity and security’, says the _classroom video_ they made about this little project. Are literal book-burnings a regular thing up there?
@@The_Mighty_Fiction No they are'nt but i think we are on that path towards suppressing books which 'hurt' the feelings of select groups. The toronto schoolboard tried to ban 'to kill a mockingbird' and then later that week PBS named it the greatest american book of all time. That took the wind out of their sails
"Talk to anybody of colour that tried to make it playing hockey up there! Listen to the stories. Were you in Alabama? No, Manitoba!" Wow! Bill Burr is spot on! Excellent comment!
@@dom4591 That IS true. If a Wayne Gretzky of color showed up at little league games, there'd be MSM all over this kid and the scouts would be there too. Bill Burr is just doo doo disturber. That's his schtik.
@Joseph Norm If 2020 meant just wearing a mask then consider yourself lucky. Many of us know people who have been dramatically affect by COVID-19, including death of co-workers, friends and even family members (infected but thankfully no family death for me yet). On top of the human cost, there has also been disastrous economic impact, especially for those who own small business like restaurants. Talk about picking a bad time to open a restaurant that isn't takeout friendly.
Love Bill Burr. He’s a breath of fresh air. The silly things that people try to pawn off is the truth. There was some big slob who made a “Documentary ” and said “ in Canada they don’t lock there Doors “ Absolutely Ridiculous
Bill - "I hope all this screaming and yelling is gonna stop. I hope people step outside themselves." Conan - "I think they will..." Bill - "I don't know...." 5 years later... Bill was right...
Bills visit to Conan this time was definitely not about the humor. I think Conan was expecting him to be making jokes about everything, but Bills actually answering the questions seriously. I would think that means Bill really cares about what's happening. These are very stressful and uncertain times. Not even Bill can just laugh it off.
Indeed, but didn't he say to Conan, "I can't remember who I voted for as President." And, he said that it wasn't for Clinton or Trump. So, he implies that he voted 3rd party.
He said, “I hope all the screaming and yelling is going to stop.” Regarding the way Americans from different political positions scream at each other constantly. If he only knew we would become even worse than when this video was posted. Does that clarify?
Canada isn't a paradise at all. Trudeau-era Canada is frankly a bizarre, sometimes almost dystopian place, where assisted suicide is seen as an acceptable solution for homelessness. And I will never let that go or forgive this woke-posturing but deeply heartless government for getting us there.
@@Anasyub i guess its that the nature of bill burr's humors, that is considered not suitable in this days of political correctness, is not for everyone. Colbert (to make him look safe) kinda shuts down every argument made by bill burr which ends with a room full of silence and bill burr looking like he got into the wrong neighborhood. Its not bill or colbert's fault. Its the standard of humor nowadays thats too oversensitive about being offended
That last "I don't know" was delivered with such perfect timing and inflection that it made me laugh suddenly 😆 in the middle of a serious conversation. No director could have directed a better comic delivery.
you call yourself a "brotha"? i thought thats what white people call us, or what 50+ year olds call themselves. fair enough, i dont know how old you are.
I've heard plenty of black people call themselves "brotha" and or "n*gga"....there's no word that's universally accepted among black people to refer to them.
Was that an attempt at saying black people love Burr? You know his wife is black right? lmao. Her name is Nia Renée Hill on Twitter if you want to check her out.. she also appears on Bill's podcast "The Monday Morning Podcast"
Burr is the most real person there is in Hollywood. Does not pander to anyone & his comedy is sharp as a razor. been his fan since 2010. Great to see him conquer everything now
Listen to Conan and the crowd have the hardest time accepting the truth about themselves....brings the show to a screeching halt when Burr doesn’t just sit there and rehash the same liberal bullshit as everybody else on TV. That’s why i love the guy. He rips into both sides of the aisle, as he should. Both sides are morons, as Burr loves to point out
@@AWatts420 you're not allowed anywhere near tv in the west unless you're far left or a 'conservative' who happens to have entirely far left views on every subject but okay..
@@bcrunch no more like 'far left aka i don't think Europeans are humans with rights that deserve any square inch of the planet that remotely resembles a homeland'
Aside from all the jokes and stuff, people really don't care about anything unless it personally affects them. That's why we live in a messed up world.
The audience didn't know how to react when Burr made the comment about people being paid little money to make the clothes they wear. I thought that the lack of reaction was the most telling thing in the interview.
Belen Morales not true. The problem is that people are unaware as to the extent of their ignorance and no one wants to admit that they don't know something.
@@worfin7766 I always find that funny. You'll hear/see people on the conservative side talking about how the "liberals"/"millennials"/"snowflakes" are crying and complaining when in reality, half the time you hear/see someone crying and complaining it's a conservative. It honestly doesn't matter to me, i'm not really invested enough in American politics to have a strong opinion either way. I just find the utter lack of self awareness and humility absolutely laughable. No, conservatives are not "tougher" than democrats. They whine and cry and complain just as much, only they do it about different things. I'd say y'all need jesus but considering the religious community makes up a large part of conservative voters, i guess you already have him? Either way, what y'all really need is to get your heads outta your asses.
Ask first nations people about racism. They are digging up graves from the residential schools they were forced into. However, I lived in a canadian city for twenty years, and often didn't lock my doors. The biggest problem with crime we had was drunken party where they ripped out two shrubs. We followed the dirt three houses down, they didn't answer. We went out for lunch and when we got home they were replanted. Stores regularly left product outside all night, but this was a city that was fairly well off and had a low crime rate. Other cities you can't keep your bike from being stolen with a chain. As for racism there are diferent kinds, racism against first nations is very virulent, but when Black Lives Matter had a protest in our city, the police ESCORTED them and arrested anybody who yelled anything racist from the sidelines, as two people did. I find INSTITUTIONAL racism far worse than individual racism, I"ve worked blue collar and the people I talk to say they see very little racism. But in institutions it seems mroe common, certainly in military, police, and even government. But every good canadian can ride a moose.
1:00-1:06 Burr: “Conan, you know, I don’t pay attention to anything.” Conan: “I know, that’s why I love getting your take.” Lol..this is why I love Conan...Epic!
I think Bill is arguably one of the greatest comedians of all time. Currently, I think he is (during this generation). He is just has a pure, natural talent of being funny without trying to be. He has a way of telling jokes as if he weren't even telling them to begin with & simply having a conversation. It's brilliant.
I would have said Louis CK or Dave Chapelle were the best of this generation, but both have spent so much time out of the game that I think you're right and Bill gets the crown. Previous generations best is George Carlin though, 100%
Bill's just saying no country is immune to stereotypes. I went to an english friends wedding just outside of Wimbledon. There was a big dinner at a conservatory a few days before the wedding. Everyone raved about the Indian food, but some of the politest englishmen I knew were blatantly rascist with the servers. The groom noticed my reaction & says, what you think it's only in America ?
Trump is a walking humiliation but he's a symptom not the problem. Gloating, trolling attitudes by liberals are a problem as well as the extreme reactionary response from the right.
He's right. There's a ton of racism towards native people here. It is identical to how America treats black people, only it isn't covered because America is alllllllways more important than everyone else.
To anyone who missed the last 4 years, the people never stopped yelling at each other, they never looked inward, they never even tried...in fact, they still haven't.
I love how uncomfortable and silent the audience got when he mentions the poor people sewing our clothes together that just want to jump out a window.
I love how he goes from really funny to really _real_ in the same tone of voice and everyone gets confused.
yup. the middle class watching the middle class. the term originally meant wealthy people who were not aristocrats (related to royalty in some way) and has been substituted for 'working class' which most of us are - and can't afford a night out to Conan's show or some such
and the guys, who laughted....
Right. As opposed to the comfort of cheers and applause at the mention of sweatshops and suicide?
The NIKE sweatshop workers,.. while "oppressed" American athletes make millions just to endorse the product.
I've seen bill Burr go on a bunch of late night talk shows and only Conan let’s him speak his mind and have a conversation with him.
And genuinely enjoyed his humor. Other show hosts like Fallon either don't laugh at certain things or force their laughter. Conan seems to really like Bill.
You need to watch podcasts
Elder Bolton I think the only time Fallon really laughed was when he got high on laughing gas on his movie taxi and even if it was fake for the sake of the scene it was still realer than anytime he laughed on his tonight show
Mostly because of their networks and the others pander exclusively to the left.
Rest of them are scared
"People only care about what affects them". Really true.
@Bobert Wiltshire you're not wrong. However I think when it comes to doing something about an issue, a lot of people won't act. I'm sure I'm the same in a lot of ways, I'd guess having an expanded world view would be beneficial to a lot of us.
It's 100% true and that's all what politics are about, people never consider that there are 330+ million people in the states that have their own unique situations
Actually not true. Health care and real world issues affect Trump voters, but all they care about is Mr. Potato Head and bogey men at the border. They vote by pure emotion and (very dark) instinct.
@@bobnorman9023 You could argue that "care" is subjective. Caring enough about something that doesn't affect you to the point of actually doing something about it is rare and not typical of most people. That being said, it's just my opinion, and you make valid points. I'm not opposed to the idea that I could be wrong, I do like the quote though!
@@bobnorman9023 almost everybody votes by emotion. That's not some unique dark thing about trump voters lmao
Bill Burr is a prime example of why comedians are so important. They're one of the few groups of people that make society look in on itself and go "yeah that IS pretty fucked up isn't it?".
Shut up.
Comedy is a funny way of being serious, or a serious way of being funny. However you want to see it. It's more about philosophy than superficial sillyness. It is a much more important role in society than people realize.
Right? You know when the satire of Southpark becomes a voice of reason that society is REALLY in trouble.
@@battheman777 "you know when the satire of the Royal Buffon becomes the voice of reason that society is really in trouble " ~ A peasant from the 1300s.
Carlin was the greatest for that.
Bill Burr in 2016: "I just hope people stop yelling at each other"
Narrator: "They didn't."
Yeah, watching this now, it's like well, insurrectionists stormed the capital in the US, and they've been locating mass graves of indigenous children in Canada, so like, "i don't know" 😆
Narrator: But people didn't stop yelling at each other, in fact, they started yelling at the sky on day one,. And it hasn't stopped in 2021, even with Trump out of office. Some would even say that TDS is more virulent than **clears throat** "the unknown virus of unknown origins."
@@nelsonbrum8496 ...you don't know what the OP was doing and that's awkward for you
@@grankmisguided Narrator: Point proven.
@@grankmisguided Dont forget the left storming the white house. But storming the capital is much worse (sarcasm)
Bill burr: *gives valid arguments and points with quite intellectual opinions on current situations*
Also bill burr: i dOnt Know
I don't know is an intelligent answer often times.
that is his way of pleasing both sides.... the left can't take his honest and valid points so when he realizes what he is saying by mid sentence he knows he has to come up with something so that the audience doesn't try to crucify him for it.
timomastosalo oof thats tru
icynok sigh this man is too good for this sensitive ass world
He’s honest
this guy is so honest, it's awesome
Stefan Langenhoven Trump is too
Trump is an honest person... if you don't care about facts and your memory doesn't go back more than a week.
@VJScope 1 day
he is just normal,typical russian guy
Gee Jee lol
That "I don't know" was so genuine it hurt.
I love how no matter what side people are on they still agree with Bill Burr. What a wonderful man.
He takes no sides, he just speaks sense.
Ehh, check out the comments sections of some of the videos of his podcasts, pretty much anytime he makes any controversial opinion there's people from the opposing side attacking him.
But yeah most people are cool.
Well, I'm pretty sure he thinks a little bit in advance what he is going to say in shows like this. And in his podcasts he just says what he wants. But even then he just usually uses common sense and you usually agree with him or you at least get his point.
I dunno ........ lol
Completely untrue. He is little ignorant and need to be cultured.
Bill Burr on Conan:
2016: "I don't know"
2017: "I don't know"
2018: "I don't know"
2019: "I don't know"
2020: "I don't know"
2021: "I don't know"
u know ppl who say they dont know are actually ppl who know the most, look up Socrates
Great fan 👌
well, it's because he doesn't know. He's not an analyst. He's a comic. He speaks more to what is true and what he knows than any politician actually does
Nah. That's Comey you're talking about.
That’s how you know he’s wise.
"oh you keep your doors unlocked and everybody's drinking syrup" LMAO
"Diabetes is coming~!!"
Meanwhile, in Canada...
*Cut to Michael Moore drinking syrup while riding a moose*
Riding around on mooses!
matrixphijr That would certainly explain a lot.
Carson Schalk 😂😂😂
I'm a New Yorker, been to Canada several times, I absolutely love the country and If i could move there i would but to say that Canada is all sunshine and smiles is just ignorant lol. I myself had some "rude-ish" encounters there. This is coming from a new yorker, a group of people stereotyped for being the rudest people in America lol.
I live in Canada and in my life I met amazing people and complete a**holes. It's like everywhere, there is a bit of everything!
@@CodeLife_12 exactly
I'm a Canadian citizen and actually prefer New Yorkers to Canadians.
Lots of anti-Americanism in Canada.
@@kumudukulasekara6684 I'm not sure what a cultural silo is but I'm guessing it's similar to self segregation and if that's the case, NYC is number one when it comes to self segregation imo. NYC is home to the most segregated schools in the nation and it's funny because lots of people think that because NYC is culturally diverse that everyone is gonna mix and hang with each other. NOPE. It may be NYC but at the end of the day, it's still America so don't be surprised by that. But I think it's a big city thing. I hear small towns get along better but idk for sure. Either way, just do what you think is best for you ✌
As a Canadian, it is SO refreshing to hear someone SAY this in public. We all know it's true, yet most of us smugly lap up the "Canadians are so much nicer" narrative and pretend like we're better than Americans.
We even have a word for it. We call it "maple-washing."
or the opposite of Canadian fragility?
Ah, sorry aboot that.
The superiority Canadians have over Americans has always annoyed my as well, didn't know there was a word for it though.
@@algrundau9441 "People around the world draw their own conclusions about Americans and Canadians, one tourist at a time." Have you traveled before? The minute people realize I'm African American not an African immigrant, they begin to treat me differently. People unfortunately base their views off of stereotypes.
@@algrundau9441 I understand what he means like I’m Nigerian American 2nd gen ( so I can pas as African) when I travel abroad especially in francophone countries people treat me different when they hear me speak in American English
Bill Burr is a perfect example of what a celebrity should be. An entertaining charismatic, independent thinker with a sense of humor that isn't brainwashed by a certain political ideology, and isn't afraid to say what's on his mind. I also have to agree with his views regarding people wanting to "move" to Canada as if it's some magical Candyland utopia where everyone gets along. As someone who has friends there, it's not the case at all. You'll experience hatred anywhere in the civilized world, and Canada is no exception.
agree...agree agree... thanks for the post
Joe Rogan used to be the same..
Rogan had a nice interview with Elon Musk though recently.
He seems like a typical trump supporter. How is he not brainwashed
niki don his wife is black and leans SJW.
bill burr - "I don't know" 2016
me 24/7
Aren't we all?
He's right, people aren't going to calm down this time
Honestly I don't know what's going to happen. I really don't.
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Comedians are truth tellers they use comedy to make us laugh then to think.
If a comedian rambling on a talk show is what it takes to make you think that's concerning.
If comedians like Burr didn't say these things on TV to a national audience, literally no one would say it. I have so much respect towards comedians that purposefully make the audience uncomfortable.
Comedians & Musicians (lets say artists) are the only ones in the public eye who tell the truth...the philosophers of our time for sure...listen to some of Carlin’s material from 30-40 years ago & some of it sounds like it could’ve been written within the last year
@@bigdaddypiggy i'd love Carlin's take on today's political climate but at the same time i prefer for him to take his good eternal rest; the world right now is not a good place to live in.
He warned us 15 years ago but we didn't listen :(
isn't being a comedian basically making people uncomfortable?
The way he went after Oprah!! Ah, that was classic!
I could listen to Burr all day long, then you get clowns like LeBron James pushing his pointless agendas that divide
"We all know that children 5 and 6 are always tuning into the debates"
Killed me 🤣
He's not wrong..
I'm not gonna lie, he sold it so well that I almost believed him.
Conan mentioned that for Bill to give that answer. Conan set em up, Bill knock em down.
@@Bubba603 if you watch Conan this is literally how the show works. That's why they have rehersals and so forth, every late night show is like it. Conan stands out because in his version he gives a lot more freedom to his guests and to him, being a host and a wrighter himself.
I went to Canada last year (lovely country and people) and I was talking with some (Canadian) friends I made there about the state of both America and Canada. They said this exact same thing, that people like to pretend that Canada is some perfect society where racism and inequality don't exist, and that that's simply not true. Racism might not be as evident as it is in America, but it definitely exists there, as it does everywhere.
@@easportssucks4347 or bc since theres a lot less mixed races there isnt the same avalibility for these incidensces
Sorry for my spelling
The USA does take it to another level, and there are deep rooted historical reasons for that.
Remember most developed nations didn't break into civil war over the issue of ending black slavery.
@@BigUriel Oh, for sure, but my point is that just because Canada isn't as racist as America doesn't mean it's not racist. I often see people defending Canadian racism (or British, or Irish, or French, or Italian, or what have you) by saying something like "well, at least we're not as racist as America!" Which may well be true, but doesn't negate that country's racism. It's classic whataboutism.
@Bobert Wiltshire dont fortget antifa they are racist and commi bastards
Bill is such a realist it brings tears to my eyes. Man him and Patrice we're needed. Thank God for that.
I trust Bill more then any celebrity or politician right now.
Don’t trust any celebrity or politician
Ug Lee we should trust academics
I dont know
@Simba you're right bud. I want to be optimistic, though.
than*
Any moron that doesn't know the then/than difference should stay out of politics. Let the adults talk.
The only reason Americans choose Canada to migrate to is two things:
It's close.
You don't need to learn a new language.
So, further proof we can be lazy.
Also, Mexico is scary when your only idea of what goes on there comes from the media in America and the movies "Machete" and "Desperado". Americans take fictional media too seriously.
Cajaquarius
Having been to Mexico (not a resort) I can tell you it is scary. Especially when all you know is "no dinero" & "bano".
Yeah but the thing that baffles me is how everyone thinks all they have to do is pack and leave. You have to go through a procedure to get a work visa (permit). And they only give those to deficient professions they need (engineers, doctors.........)
*****
Hmmm...it seems it may be as hard to become Canadian as it is to become American. This is a time for learning. ;)
Yeah man the drug cartels that have been known to stop buses full of people, make them fight to their death, then force the survivor to join their ranks... don't let them stop ya! They are only matched in modern creative ways of cruelty by ISIS.
Bill Burr: mentions sweatshops
Audience: terse, uncomfortable laughter
Everybody looked down at their swaggy outfits in shame like the should
@@sams.3209 Unless you're wearing lawn clippings I don't think you have any room to talk
I know my clothes are probably made in a sweat shop. I cant afford what hollywood elites wear. Dont look down on us regular folks, Hollywood, we dont shop on Rodeo Drive.
@John Hurley Might wanna look into what false equivalency means, but still explain how I'm wrong. This dude is trying to shame people for wearing clothes made in sweatshops by underpaid workers in horrible conditions while wearing those same clothes and typing on a computer or phone that was made by people who require nets in their stairwells and bars on their windows so they won't kill themselves
@@Shrimp_Insurance I'm saying that everybody should feel constant shame
As a Canadian I completely agree with Bill's take. People think we are so nice and considerate but we really aren't much different compared to the US. It also depends where you are in Canada as well, because I can tell you first hand people on the East Coast are far nicer and more chill than people who live in Ontario ill tell you that much.
@Jerome OfThaAlphaKingz I meant the maritimes and newfoundland im from Ontario trust me i know we aren't that nice here
Bill Burr= best comedian ever.
sfgiantsmadhatter - He is hilarious. :-D
TH-cam George Carlin.
i don't know
wonder what george carlin would make of all this if he were alive
He's definitely up there
"I wish people would stop yelling at each other" Yeah that didn't happen.
I was just thinking this lol
umiluv yeah I second this
Now they started burning each other’s properties
I have a deja vu feeling watching what is happening in America these past few months. Correction, 48 months.
wishful thinking is for the credulous.
Conan should bring Bill Burr on the show more often
He is on Conan pretty often been like 10 times since conan's new show.
And Hes been awesome on it.
Lets Go RAIDERS :D
Norm Macdonald is another one.
He's one of the only guys that can bring out the best in Burr. They play off each other perfectly. Same with Norm. Conan just "gets" them and knows how to work with it.
ImmortalKing2020 yeah Colbert is awful with him. He just blankly stares at bill as he is hilarious.
Sometimes I really think about how intelligent Bill must be. He was incredibly funny in this clip and I didn't laugh cause he was giving facts in an emotional world. Way to go Mr. Burr 👍
You don't don't have to be too intelligent to tell the truth.
I think that he indeed is really smart! He didn't mess up his mind with to much intellectual coating but instead came to his own conclusions. His way of putting it is charismatic because he is really in there.
I love how grounded in reality Bill is. He and others like him are much needed in this world.
Bill Burr can say things that if other people said them they’d get torn apart but something about his attitude,delivery & outlook on things are usually dead on
I like the honesty of Bill Burr.
I like how he doesn't pretend to have all the answers or be super biased towards one side or the other.
ignorance*
@@carwashsoap your comment only makes sense to people who think anyone to the right of stalin is a neo nazi everyone with a basic understanding of the difference between left and right on the political spectrum can quite clearly see bill burr is extremely far left and absolutely biased towards anyone remotely right wing
@@MaSoNGaMeR115 Yea, I made this comment over 2 years ago. Going based on the things Bill says now I'd agree with you
I legitimately 100% agree with everything Bill says..
dheeraj bhatt I'm with you on that one I can't remember anything he has said I dont agree with
Greg Clarke how bout that analogy lmao
When he said, "I don't know", that really resonated with me.
then you're a mindless fool
Even Bill would slam you for that statement. He is our Lord Jesus Christ though.
Bill: I hope people stop yelling at each other
Everyone: Naw I think we're gonna keep on yelling
Bill Burr: "I hope people step outside themselves a little."
Narrator: "They did not."
The only way to read this is in Ron Howard's voice
*2020...
@@johnyoung3397 Thucydide's voice would be appropriate as well, though impossible to know.
Great copy paste skills Mike.
The left are already out of their minds.
"Its not a fun time..."
Basically sums it up
renragged yeah, but it hasn't been a fun time for the last 7 presidential administrations. so what else is new?
Clear sky Over the lake: It's YOUR fault; Who the hell did you think it was?
Heil Trump!
3:25 to 3:32 feels like one of those movie lines that makes you realize or makes you think about how fucked we are it just make you feel the despair and hopelessness of not being able to change something
we don't have George Carlin anymore, but we have Bill Burr.
He's actually overtaken George in my eyes, and I never thought that was possible.
We have Godfrey too
Ian Irwin right!!!
And the Big Bear Owen Benjamin.
Imagine bar hopping with the 2 of them?
Watching this 8 years later and everything still holds true
As a Canadian, truer words were never spoken.
And he knew that Manitoba was the most appropriate example to use...
Not the same country I grew up in 50 yrs ago which is sad
@Noartist yep the respect and curtesy seem to have disappeared, I realize it’s not just a Canadian change but everywhere, the drug issues , violence and self entitlement has become so prevalent everywhere, I guess growing up in a very different era and culture, my grand parents were from the old country (Ukraine) I had a very different perspective, yes there were race and cultural bias but there was also a lot more respect in most cases .. folks tried to get along and fit together at least . Seems everyone’s bitching and demanding more and more rather than putting in an effort to be a part of Society as a whole . Yes there were cultural issues back in the day even my small town was divided to the Italian/ Chinese/European/ German sections but it came together as a small mining town..a community
@@billmafturack8189 Yeah, I grew up in Detroit and went back and forth to Windsor, shopping and going to the race track. The people were just as racist as they were in Michigan but they kept it to themselves; they were polite about it.
@Noartist
I understand, to a degree, the desire to not have outside influence. Japan is a perfect example of a racist, xenophobic country, that never gets called out. The difference is that our country was founded entirely by immigrants. Japan is a centuries old empire. Canada has never had a set of universal values, like Japan, or England even. It's way too diverse, way too big. Canada is a place where immigrants gambled on their future.
I think we need to remember that. It's not a place with a proud heritage. What our government has done to the First Nations for 300 years is nothing short of revolting. Canada the definition of a post-nationalist, corporate nation. All that said, I'd rather live here than anywhere else in the world. But part of Canada's charm comes from the fact that its values change with the changes in immigration. Mandarin is the second most common language in downtown Toronto now. Punjabi is the most common language in Peel region(!!), the second most populated region in the country. Assuming you're not native (which, if you are, my bad) we have no place to tell other immigrant cultures how to act.
*Morgan Freeman Voice*
“But little that Bill knew, the yelling and screaming would not stop.”
better hope it stops soon. Society has a tipping point, and if certain authoritarian powers utilize momentary chaos, it could be Lenin taking power in Russia all over again.
He never said it would, though. He said "I hope".
@@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3 or Balkans 2: Electric Boogaloo in the worst case scenario
@@ronaldofinkmullen6430 I'd say the worst case scenario is a primitive primate species with newly developed consciousness, struggling to grasp its intelligence that has managed to master the hydrogen bombs and currently has the ability to destroy all life on this planet and overcome with emotional instability, inability to forgive and love one another resulting in total annihilation of the only source of life we've been able to detect for as long as we've been looking, as the worst case scenario. But yeah, other systems are good examples too. Or you know, USSR, the balkans, weren't those old russian states under the USSR? makes sense for them to still experience the fall out, it hasn't been that long ago since the regime collapsed.
@@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3 that's pretty stupid guy. Go be a wannabe intellectual elsewhere
Came back after watching that horrible interview by Colbert.
Bill Burr really, actually is the best on Conan.
Its not even an interview, hes just doing a stand up routine
Why would you click on Colbert? He's the guy who gave Anita Sarkeesian a free pass
It's a shame because Colbert is kind of funny, he just has his head so far up his ass that he's delusional.
@@rightcoast7049 I stopped watching Colbert once every attempt at a joke became "f*** Trump."
He hates the man too much to be funny with it.
Burr and Colbert are like oil and water. Both can be funny; both can be smart. Burr wants to be funny even when it means not being smart. Colbert wants to be smart even when it means not being funny.
Having lived in Canada, their kindness is vastly exaggerated. Don't get me wrong, I love Canadians they are excellent people but the idea of them all being super polite is laughable.
As a Canadian, I agree. This nice image seems to be someone's made up idea but it is not true.
As a Canadian, hearing someone that understands our country (even a little bit) is refreshing.
I was born in Canada & noticed that people's views there varied according to what province they live in, just like regions in the U.S.
@@leonardbreau8928 yea, i would just avoid the rural places
Canada is significantly more racist, ignorant, and disrespectful towards visible minorities than America. Lived here all my life, the people here are so insecure and ignorant when it comes to visible minorities and diversity.
@@Nevermore093 if you lived there all your life how would you have any idea what it's like somewhere else? Good one stupid lol
@@Nevermore093 where do you live?
Bill Burr, the voice of reason.
I don't know
you can tell Conan Loves having him on his show
I think hes Conans favorite type of comic
way too obvious from how he looks at burr
They both from Boston, they both Irish, they both Comics ... it’s so unusual, it’s mind blowing how can Conan like him so much!? 🤔
me thinks Conan wants a Bill Bur baby, lo jk lmao Yeah ir really seems like Conan enjoy's Burr's company
@@smoothcollision2997 you're really really unfunny
I just love that Burr is real, very truthful and funny at the same time.
I think Bill nailed it. People vote based on how it's going to affect them; not on how it's going to affect other people.
Brian ...uh... common sense 101... YOUR vote represents YOU. It does not represent your neighbor/friends because THEIR vote represents THEM. Questions?
I think the winner words were "Jobs, jobs jobs" and Trump is delivering ... it is 2018 and our economy is doing great
@Brian so i guess when you vote you think of all the people who need factory jobs?
@@davetyler6520 seeing as one of the biggest hot button issues in American culture today is the compensation of people who work factory jobs, for prime example, Amazon workers, Yeah... We actually kind of did.
@Brian the world needs a newer different system than democracy for that
BILL BURR IS THE BEST!!!
1:05 is darth sidious in the crowd??
It's Andy, he is the emperor
hehehe let the hate flow through you
Hehehe...let the satire flow through you...
Good catch
He is
"I think they will.."
"I don't know..."
Bill Burr won that one...
As a Canadian I just want to say, "thank you Bill Burr!". Don't get me wrong. I love living here and it's ,by and large, a really good country. It just isn't as utopian as Michael Moore seems to think it is. Just ask a First Nations person!
if you compare it directly to the US though ....
@@thingamabob3902 ...we didn"t have independence or a civil war to stop the racism so here it's still very much ingrained in the political system from the get-go and we don't learn about it in school. Many would say we are years if not decades behind just recognizing it exists.
better yet, ask a white guy........they get shamed the most
A story I read about Canada which sent a chill straight up my spine. In 2019, a school board in Ontario burned 30 'problematic' books, including the biographies of several French explorers and a children's book, 'Tintin in America,' in a ceremony they called 'flame purification,' after which they spread the ashes as fertilizer. ‘We bury the ashes of racism, discrimination and stereotypes in the hope that we will grow up in an inclusive country where all can live in prosperity and security’, says the _classroom video_ they made about this little project. Are literal book-burnings a regular thing up there?
@@The_Mighty_Fiction No they are'nt but i think we are on that path towards suppressing books which 'hurt' the feelings of select groups. The toronto schoolboard tried to ban 'to kill a mockingbird' and then later that week PBS named it the greatest american book of all time. That took the wind out of their sails
"Talk to anybody of colour that tried to make it playing hockey up there! Listen to the stories. Were you in Alabama? No, Manitoba!" Wow! Bill Burr is spot on! Excellent comment!
what, all 3 of them?
it didnt make any logical sense....if youve got the skills youll get to the big leagues
@@jjhofstra5956 that's not true at all.
@@dom4591 That IS true. If a Wayne Gretzky of color showed up at little league games, there'd be MSM all over this kid and the scouts would be there too. Bill Burr is just doo doo disturber. That's his schtik.
@@dom4591 im mildly disappointed that you dont agree.
Riding a moose, drinking maple syrup...
Jere Heimonen So it IS true!
Jere Heimonen 😂😂😂
My moose wouldn't share the syrup. :(
errrday
Conan is such a good partner to bill's act.
His comments complete bill's act in such an entertaining way.
Conan's expecting some sort of messiah prophecy out of Bill
You need Russel Brand for that.
Nah, we really don't
I think he's just his favorite guest
Jack O'Neil him and Timothy Olyphant
Aren't we all?
“Everybody’s drinking maple syrup”
Riding on mooses
Sounds like utopia to me.
I drank maple syrup and it was sugar rush didn't sleep for 2 days.
Riding a moose
Canada would have to have universal healthcare to pay for all that diabeetus from drinking syrup.
“It’s not a fun time...” looking back from 2020, it definitely was a fun time.
It wasn’t though. It was less horrible for sure
my root canal was a fun time compared to 2020.
Idk bout you man but I’m ballin
Aside from staying home for some time why didnt most of yall 16 year olds didnt have fun?Is this just a meme?
@Joseph Norm If 2020 meant just wearing a mask then consider yourself lucky. Many of us know people who have been dramatically affect by COVID-19, including death of co-workers, friends and even family members (infected but thankfully no family death for me yet). On top of the human cost, there has also been disastrous economic impact, especially for those who own small business like restaurants. Talk about picking a bad time to open a restaurant that isn't takeout friendly.
Love Bill Burr. He’s a breath of fresh air. The silly things that people try to pawn off is the truth. There was some big slob who made a “Documentary ” and said “ in Canada they don’t lock there Doors “
Absolutely Ridiculous
I love this man. He's brilliant with his comedy and he's always entertaining to watch. Conan's pretty great too
Conan's pretty great too
Bill - "I hope all this screaming and yelling is gonna stop. I hope people step outside themselves." Conan - "I think they will..." Bill - "I don't know...." 5 years later... Bill was right...
I'm Canadian and I agree with him, and I'm sure the vast majority of Canadians do.
That racism and clothes metaphor was completely accurate.
Burr flirts with profundity occasionally and then irreverently backs away. That's ultimately his charm.
Travis Best this comment is a profundity
Hard Scopes it has too many ly suffixes.
The way you put that made my butthole pucker. Well said.
Are those even words?
"But . . . I don't know."
Bills visit to Conan this time was definitely not about the humor. I think Conan was expecting him to be making jokes about everything, but Bills actually answering the questions seriously. I would think that means Bill really cares about what's happening. These are very stressful and uncertain times. Not even Bill can just laugh it off.
It must be because he listens to his wife.
Bets on who he voted for! My bet is on Jill Stein. 💚
I guarantee you Bill didn't vote at all unless his wife "made" him. He never used to vote.
bored312 think he said in his podcast that he didn't vote for the president but he voted on the ballots. He did his research on them before as well
Indeed, but didn't he say to Conan, "I can't remember who I voted for as President." And, he said that it wasn't for Clinton or Trump. So, he implies that he voted 3rd party.
“I hope all the screaming and yelling is going to stop.”
If he only knew.
@John Ron yo what
@John Ron insane
What?
What?
He said, “I hope all the screaming and yelling is going to stop.” Regarding the way Americans from different political positions scream at each other constantly. If he only knew we would become even worse than when this video was posted.
Does that clarify?
Canada isn't a paradise at all. Trudeau-era Canada is frankly a bizarre, sometimes almost dystopian place, where assisted suicide is seen as an acceptable solution for homelessness. And I will never let that go or forgive this woke-posturing but deeply heartless government for getting us there.
Came here to cleanse my pallet from that terrible Colbert interview.
Colbert is awful!!!!!!!!! Not funy not funny not funny!!
Me too, i read that comment recommending that, now i'm here and it works.
Bill D'Amico aw no wat happened?! I really like
Colbert hes a sweet man
He interviewed bill burr??
@@toneman8478 What are you, 8? or 80?
@@Anasyub i guess its that the nature of bill burr's humors, that is considered not suitable in this days of political correctness, is not for everyone. Colbert (to make him look safe) kinda shuts down every argument made by bill burr which ends with a room full of silence and bill burr looking like he got into the wrong neighborhood. Its not bill or colbert's fault. Its the standard of humor nowadays thats too oversensitive about being offended
That last "I don't know" was delivered with such perfect timing and inflection that it made me laugh suddenly 😆 in the middle of a serious conversation. No director could have directed a better comic delivery.
“But then again there is that!” I died laughing this guy and the way he says stuff i love it
same!! I died laughing at that point xD
But You Didn't Die.
I'm Canadian and live in a big city Vancouver. We have the same problems as every other city on earth. Crime, drugs, homelessness, housing costs, etc.
I feel like everyone wanted him to make a trump joke and everytime conan set him up for one he just refused and it made it awkward. good for you bill
he made several trump jokes, thanks for sharing that you weren't paying attention.
@@gladitsnotme why would you reply to a year old comment
@@TheEvanOf why would you reply to a five day old comment?
TheEvanOf because ignorance is intolerable
@@TheEvanOf why would you reply to a comment to a 1 year old comment?
As a Brotha.....just wanted to say.....I ABSOLUTELY LOVE BILL BURR.....HE IS THE FREAKING MAN, PERIOD.🔱
and as a mother i just wanted to say that bill burr is great for our children and should be taught in schools.
you call yourself a "brotha"? i thought thats what white people call us, or what 50+ year olds call themselves. fair enough, i dont know how old you are.
I've heard plenty of black people call themselves "brotha" and or "n*gga"....there's no word that's universally accepted among black people to refer to them.
Was that an attempt at saying black people love Burr? You know his wife is black right? lmao. Her name is Nia Renée Hill on Twitter if you want to check her out.. she also appears on Bill's podcast "The Monday Morning Podcast"
Ron Ash as a chinaman I do too,
Not sure what the hell it mean!
Bill Burr 2020. - I Don't Know!
Burr is the most real person there is in Hollywood. Does not pander to anyone & his comedy is sharp as a razor. been his fan since 2010. Great to see him conquer everything now
Three years later and people are still screaming at each other over it😂🤦🏼♂️🥶😐
The very same politicians who started it too...
Hey I dunno
And we’re going to keep hearing it
In four more years! 😂
Mainly just bitter liberals screaming like insane children.
Yeah no kidding.
Listen to Conan and the crowd have the hardest time accepting the truth about themselves....brings the show to a screeching halt when Burr doesn’t just sit there and rehash the same liberal bullshit as everybody else on TV. That’s why i love the guy. He rips into both sides of the aisle, as he should. Both sides are morons, as Burr loves to point out
Conan isn't exactly some liberal activist. His humor doesn't breach politics that often.
@@AWatts420 you're not allowed anywhere near tv in the west unless you're far left or a 'conservative' who happens to have entirely far left views on every subject but okay..
@@bcrunch no more like 'far left aka i don't think Europeans are humans with rights that deserve any square inch of the planet that remotely resembles a homeland'
@@MaSoNGaMeR115 speak english
@@bcrunch i used more advanced language than you did lol ignorance to your own hypocrisy is a sign of an extreme lack of intelligence
Bill Burr for president!
You are an idiot
Just by knowing how much Bill loves to rail against banks, he'd be taking a special convertible limo ride in Dallas within day 2 of his Presidency.
To say it’s expensive to live in Canada is an understatement never mind the insane taxation…regulations
The children comment had me dying laughing. XD
Aside from all the jokes and stuff, people really don't care about anything unless it personally affects them. That's why we live in a messed up world.
The audience didn't know how to react when Burr made the comment about people being paid little money to make the clothes they wear. I thought that the lack of reaction was the most telling thing in the interview.
Belen Morales not true.
The problem is that people are unaware as to the extent of their ignorance and no one wants to admit that they don't know something.
Greed is a bit worse of a problem, I'd say. But yeah sure, maybe it's due to humans caring mostly about themselves or whatever. Lol
Not if mind your own business and make your world what YOU want and stop trying to change everybody else's world.
Messed up as compared to...????
2 years 6 months and 4 days and people still haven't stopped yelling at each other
@Jeff Fowler the fact that you made this comment shows that both republicans and democrats wont stop complaining.
@@worfin7766 I always find that funny. You'll hear/see people on the conservative side talking about how the "liberals"/"millennials"/"snowflakes" are crying and complaining when in reality, half the time you hear/see someone crying and complaining it's a conservative. It honestly doesn't matter to me, i'm not really invested enough in American politics to have a strong opinion either way. I just find the utter lack of self awareness and humility absolutely laughable. No, conservatives are not "tougher" than democrats. They whine and cry and complain just as much, only they do it about different things. I'd say y'all need jesus but considering the religious community makes up a large part of conservative voters, i guess you already have him? Either way, what y'all really need is to get your heads outta your asses.
800000 years has gone by and we are still yelling... We've always yelled
@@worfin7766
He was only making the point that lefty libtards were the ones crying over nothing.
@@dhalsim-1 do you want me to comment or do you want to continue living in your bubble of hypocritical ignorance
Ask first nations people about racism. They are digging up graves from the residential schools they were forced into.
However, I lived in a canadian city for twenty years, and often didn't lock my doors. The biggest problem with crime we had was drunken party where they ripped out two shrubs. We followed the dirt three houses down, they didn't answer. We went out for lunch and when we got home they were replanted. Stores regularly left product outside all night, but this was a city that was fairly well off and had a low crime rate. Other cities you can't keep your bike from being stolen with a chain.
As for racism there are diferent kinds, racism against first nations is very virulent, but when Black Lives Matter had a protest in our city, the police ESCORTED them and arrested anybody who yelled anything racist from the sidelines, as two people did. I find INSTITUTIONAL racism far worse than individual racism, I"ve worked blue collar and the people I talk to say they see very little racism. But in institutions it seems mroe common, certainly in military, police, and even government.
But every good canadian can ride a moose.
Bill Burr is the funniest man who has ever lived. I'm Canadian and when he rips on Canada i have to laugh because he is always right.
"Well that's a good point. Well then again there is that" hahahaha
1:00-1:06
Burr: “Conan, you know, I don’t pay attention to anything.”
Conan: “I know, that’s why I love getting your take.”
Lol..this is why I love Conan...Epic!
Bill Burr: "I don't think it's going to be as bad as people say"
5 years later...**world is burning to the ground**
I love Conan's face when he stops following Bill's ramblings. They work so well together
“I just hope people stop yelling at each other”
Bill’s trying to monopolize the yelling at people industry. Fair enough.. he is very good at it.
I for one would be more than happy to publicly fund transplanting all yelling from politics into Bill Burr.
You sound like you collect clothes
maYBe hE wants to oWn aLL tHe yeLLInG - hE wants it under his hOUsE!
Yeah, so it's 2019 now and they haven't stopped yelling at each other...
It's what morons do. They can't help it 😀
Only the lefty libtards are still crying and yelling.
I was really hooked on the whole Watergate fiasco. I was 9.
I thought the whole country was going to fall apart.
Conan is one of the only late night dudes I still respect, and Bill Burr is the best comic working today.
Bill Burr is a national treasure that we must protect at all costs
Conan's appreciation of Bill's dark humor and depressive outlook always makes me smile lmao
I miss Conan. He was truly funny I found from all other shows. Great character. Watched him since a kid.
Going to hbo
@@thomasmartin6299 thanks.
I think Bill is arguably one of the greatest comedians of all time. Currently, I think he is (during this generation). He is just has a pure, natural talent of being funny without trying to be. He has a way of telling jokes as if he weren't even telling them to begin with & simply having a conversation. It's brilliant.
I would have said Louis CK or Dave Chapelle were the best of this generation, but both have spent so much time out of the game that I think you're right and Bill gets the crown.
Previous generations best is George Carlin though, 100%
Him and Dave Chappelle
“With this starry-eyed look, like everybody’s gonna be riding around on mooses” 😂😂😂😂😂
Watching these Bill Burr videos made me realize
I've found my people.
Welcome to the middle. It's nice here.
Welcome
Greetings friend
Welcome fam
Brothers for life, right. By the way can you loan me some money?
Bill's just saying no country is immune to stereotypes. I went to an english friends wedding just outside of Wimbledon. There was a big dinner at a conservatory a few days before the wedding. Everyone raved about the Indian food, but some of the politest englishmen I knew were blatantly rascist with the servers. The groom noticed my reaction & says, what you think it's only in America ?
To everyone’s great surprise, people did not “step out of themselves.”
TOTYOO YT, Seth who?
I think Trump did things to make that impossible.
Trump is a walking humiliation but he's a symptom not the problem. Gloating, trolling attitudes by liberals are a problem as well as the extreme reactionary response from the right.
So true. 🙈
We're gonna get there. Wether it's a couple hundred years or a couple thousand. We're all brothers and sisters. Can't ignore it forever.
Conan was definitely the funniest interviewer out of all the late-night talk show hosts. He should be where Letterman is.
He's right. There's a ton of racism towards native people here. It is identical to how America treats black people, only it isn't covered because America is alllllllways more important than everyone else.
Did you ever consider writing to your local news organizations on why it isn't covered.
@@TenOfTwenty Always falls upon deaf ears.
never any actual evidence, just accusations.
To anyone who missed the last 4 years, the people never stopped yelling at each other, they never looked inward, they never even tried...in fact, they still haven't.