Rodney Dangerfield was an all-around good human being. He helped many comedians get their start and put them in the limelight ahead of himself so that way they could be noticed in advance their own careers. He's one of the legends in comedy. RIP
Leno said Rodney was unresponsive toward the end and he held Rodney's hand. When Rodney squeezed his finger, Jay said- that's not my finger and Rodney twitched and pulled away
Not true of Rodney! Different off camera and not on Johnny Carson: i grew up in a tough neighborhood. The sign in the public library read : Shut the fuck up!!
TV had a strict morality code. You had to catch their club acts. These guys are use to the change brought about by Pryor, Carlin challenges to that code. Even they were clean on TV
You've gotta have a lot of respect for Rodney! I found out that 20 years before he came into comedy he was given a contract to perform his comedy routine. The lady he was seeing became pregnant and he decided to stay home and raise the child. He worked as a Tin salesman for 20 years. The reason he did not take the comedy routine is that his father traveled a lot and he never saw his father. He said that he would not put his child through that. So, it was only after he raised his child and was there for his child that he was offered another comedy routine contract. For a man who made a living saying "I get no respect," I sure have a lot of respect for him. RIP Rodney!
Actually caddies were the best golfers not golfers nor damn golfers rodents. To this day many years later Kenny loggin": I'm alright " makes me dance also the baby Ruth floating candy bar incident cracks me up. In fact at the country club locally. Closed the pool because figured most of the Myers had swimming pools in back yards. Why bother
I appreciate all the videos of you guys embracing American culture. It ain't white,black,brown or yellow. It's American 😌 And we should be proud that we have so much to offer together. Have a great day guys 🙏
He had his own comedy club back in the 1960s. At the end of the Queensborough Bridge at 59th street and 2nd Avenue, there was a advertisement on the wall of the building that had his name and the address of his club. Unfortunately at tha time I was a boy and the only comedy I knew of was in the movies and television. In my old hometown of NYC during the Mad Men era! 😊
Rodney’s jokes are so simple and we’ve probably heard most of them before, but something about the way he delivers the jokes, you can’t help but laugh.
His story is incredible. Growing up was incredibly sad, but he was able to turn so much around for himself. Because of his comedy club several comedians got their start. He's the king of one liners, and his wit is incredibly quick
Rodney had some great movies, but his stand-up was what he began with and is what made him famous. One of my favorite movies he was in was "Caddy Shack", released in 1980 and was a huge hit; although, he wasn't the main character. Rodney's signature line he was most famous for was; "I don't get no respect". Thanks for a great reaction, guys! ✌💙✌
I miss Rodney. I group up watching him on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show in the 70's and early 80's with my Dad. My mom would get mad because I was up too late. It was 10 minutes of pure joy when he came on.
"When I was a kid, I never got any girls either. One girl told me, 'Come on over, there's nobody home.' I went over. There was nobody home." Great comedian. He was great in Caddy Shack and Back to School.
Scammer alert @HairyPantaloons ... I got a reply from these jokers pretending to be @Cartierfamily also. (notice they misspelled message with 'massage'...lol And they call everyone Fam🤣) I don't know what Telegram is, but I wouldn't reply to them!
@@chellierush Yep, it's a massive scam that seems to appear on almost every channel on youtube. Amazing a company the size of google hasn't done anything about it.
Rodney is best watching him deliver his routine. His sense of timing is impeccable. Watch him on the old Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Absolutely hilarious.
I think he is funnier when you see a straight show instead of a compilation. The jokes are rapid fire like that but the conversation is more consistent. A fun reaction.
I remember riding around in my older brother's Mustang two. When I was about 15 years old, I was listening to Rodney Dangerfield on cassette. 1986..... And it was the funniest thing I've ever heard.
I love that at least one of these young men (colorful pants) has a wonderful old soul who appreciated one of the comic greats! Rodney Dangerfield's most prolific line was, 'I get no respect' (paraphrased). Original, quick-witted, and sharp as a tack. I encourage these young people to study our history because without you, we will be forgotten. ❤ Carol Burnett, Monty Python, Eddie Murphy, Bernie Mac, Reddit Foxx, Richard Pryor, George Burns, I could go on and on. These people did the tough circuits, perfected their skills, found commonality with humanity, and made us laugh at the absurd. Please don't forget us...we are your legacy.
He was putting roasting and self deprecating humor into the mainstream. His jokes were so well constructed. Set up punch. So you’d get so much out of a ten min session
Rodney IS AN ORIGINATOR . . . I grew up Watching his Mastery on Johnny Carson, and Always had a sore stomach from laughing so hard. He Spanned DECADES as A HEADLINER. Enjoy more on Johnny Carson's Shows, Gentlemen. Glad you liked this LEGEND.
I'm a 74 year old white man and I love watching you young men dig on the old stuff! I'm not real big on stand up but Rodney Dangerfield never ceases to make me laugh from the gut.
Rodney was funny. Old school comedy. But, the really great thing about him was how much he helped young comedians. A lot of them have credited Rodney with their success.
I never knew that. I liked him in Caddyshack and Back to School, but even born in 1961 his humor wasn't for me too much... It's good to understand more about him.
I'm a Navy veteran once stationed in Iceland. The Vikings gave these islands names that would confuse any of their enemies. The name translated to Greenland so the enemy would assume it is a lush, beautiful island. So, of course, the opposite was true for Iceland....the enemy would stay away, thinking it was a frozen tundra. Iceland is cold, as well, but not unbearable and gorgeous with amazing, natural hot springs throughout the country.
I've always heard that Greenland got its name from Erik the Red (an exiled Viking murderer). He had nowhere else to go, and hoped the name would bring more settlers there and make life easier in such a difficult place to survive.
he does a bunch of one liners in Cadyshack. Tons of great actors and he stars as a rich guy in developing who hates snobs and wants to develope a golf resort. REAL funny and not a waste of time. Classic thanks guys and RIP Rodney
Rodney actually married his first wife twice. It was his gimmick - wife jokes. He really a nice, decent man. Went to a few parties he was at and was at the grand opening of his club in Vegas at the Trop. Down to earth, humble. And funny!
Y'all are funny and a joy to watch. Yes, Rodney was Jewish. His real last name was Cohen. He got his start decades before I was born in 1971, but I had a chance to see him on roasts, TV late night shows, etc. in the 70s and 80s. My favorite movie role for him was in "Caddyshack" around 1980. So damn funny. "Let's dance"!! Lol Dangerfield was a brilliant stand up comic. His main angle was self-deprecation often related to his looks, his intelligence, or his marriage/wife. "No respect, no respect at all...." was his catch phrase. Great comic. I'd give a lot to watch him and Don Rickles at a Catskills performance. Keep doing what y'all are doing, gentlemen.
As a Gen Xer growing up in the late 70s and early 80s We had limited platforms for media. The internet was still in it's infancy There was no world wide web just TV and radio stations that were worked on an analog system You had 3 major TV networks ABC, CBS, and NBC. Those networks were adult oriented and young adults had to watch what older people were watching The Gen X were the last "Hand me down" kids I knew about Rodney Dangerfield when I was 9 years old because of his stand up comedy albums Our parents bought these racy records to listen to when the kids were asleep But we latchkey kids found them when you were at work and invited our friends to our homes (against the latchkey rules) to listen to the most vulgar comedy stand ups and we loved it. You kids are lucky to have the answers to every question at your finger tips and say what you want about us Gen Xers but we created the internet that you kids enjoy today. MIC DROP
Seeing younger people watch the Legend of one liners. And seeing the looks on their faces is awesome . You witnessed historic comedy. Without CUSSING or Vulgarity. Back then you were professional if you got laughs without swearing.
Rodney was a gem and the perfect comedian of the time. My all time favorite joke of his is. "I tell ya, my daughter failed here driving test. I asked her what happened. She said, 'I couldn't get used to the front seat".
Rodney was a devoted family man, and a great father, and everyone understood his routine was not based on reality. He also smoked weed daily for like thirty years. His signature "I don't get no respect!" line has a fun backstory. He was working at one of the resorts in the Poconos and overhead a table of mafia guys complaining, and one of them kept whining about the lack of respect he got from the family. Dangerfield took it and turned it into one of the most recognizable comedy lines ever. I'm glad you folks discovered him, he was truly one of the greats.
Very happy to see more old comedy on your channel. Rodney was one of a kind. I grew up watching him on TV, so when I lived in Ft Lauderdale he did a show on NY Eve and I went. OMG I had no idea how filthy his live shows were. Filthy, but absolutely hilarious! The don’t make them like that anymore. RIP Rodney.
I was watching knowing the cultural differences about women, relationships, and strangeness between now and then. Such a vast difference. You can gauge which jokes are 'universal' and which appeal to a certain slice of personality. Interesting these guys are from a family (I am assuming based on the name) so they will have the same overall view of the 'what's funny?' gap. Very interesting watch for people who study humor. Cultural and personal filters - there should be some way to monetize this kind of output because AI is going to be using this kind of thing in the years ahead to learn how people see life. Very interesting video.
Thanks for posting this, I’ve been a fan of Rodney D since the mid-70s, I had one of his albums and have heard it countless times over several years after that. There were a few jokes here I’ve never heard. Thanks again. As far as comedians go, I recommend a young Dom Errera.
Rodney Dangerfield. The Master Of The One Liner. Rodney delivers some of the funniest lines ever yet he is so professional he never laughs at his own jokes even while the entire audience is busting up loudly. In the time he is performing you may hear at least fifty jokes that are all hilarious. He doesn’t stutter or miss a line. His facial expressions are perfect, part of his act. He rarely makes a joke about anyone other than himself and his family/personal life. He has a response to whatever subject/issue you mention, with at least ten jokes. His spontaneous off the top of his head replies to others comments are masterful. There will never be another individual with his talents and pure comedic brilliance. “The last time I saw a mouth like your’s, it had a hook in it” - Rodney Dangerfield in “Caddyshack“.
Y'all weren't there for the 80s, but watch Rodney in Back to School. The late, great Sam Kinison plays a Vietnam vet history teacher and steals a scene (watch the story of that scene). The movie had 80s titular bad boy William Zabka (best know for his role in the original Karate Kid) in it, and also had a performance by a huge 80s band: Oingo Bingo (their lead singer went on to do many film scores, including the 1989 Batman and Nightmare before Christmas). Rodney's uncensored stand up comedy is the best, but very hard to find; worth it though!
This was totall...I do'''''nt know...Nuts...I can't evn tyhp right. I'm still laughing. I had forgotten about the high heels and the oil. And you brought it up again in the end of the vid. Man. I had to subscribe.
You gotta see him in some of his movies. He was always known for “I can’t get no respect””…”. His jokes are all along that line, but when he’s pulling some of these lines here and there in a movie, he’s hilarious!
I loved it when Rodney was on Johnny Carson. Good times! He was so hilarious in Caddy Shack, at the country club club house and on the golf course with a mini bar in his golf bag. 😂😂😂
I saw him live back in high school, '79 I think it was. He did about 15 minutes of Italian jokes, then he goes "Tired of Italian jokes? Ok how about some Polish jokes?" then proceeded to do 15 minutes of Polish jokes. He had a huge catalog of great material, but a great ability to ad lib as well. Someone in the balcony was heckling him, and he finally had enough of the guy. Comes out with: "I was in the library the other and saw a sign that said STFU!" The dude sunk in his chair trying to disappear as we all lost it.
I'm glad you guys are checking out, the late great Rodney Dangerfield. His unique style with rapid fire delivery keeps you on your feet. Check out his real life story. Rodney went through a lot to get where he eventually ended. Amazing story.
I watched Rodney Dangerfield stand-up comedy show in New York City in 1971! The Righteous Brothers in 1964 were amazing as were The Dolby Brothers, Logan and Messina, and The Beatles. Yup, I am old 😂
He's one of the kings of the one liners. He's in the movie "Back to School" - its a classic. You guys should have another channel for movie reactions like I've seen others have.
*You guys should start a movie reaction channel! Would love to see you do old school hilarious classic comedies like YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, AIRPLANE, CADDYSHACK!*
@@bobby_c7671 hahahaha! Haven't you been watching the news for the last 15 years? A white guy yells "The Sheriff is a n... [whooooooooooooooo!]." Doesn't matter how funny that was, people are going to be offended.
Check out some of his movies. One in particular that is funny is Caddyshack where he's at this elite country club and his personality and class just clashes with the rest of them and really irritates this one guy. It also has Chevy Chase and Bill Murray in it. Really funny. He also was in a movie called Ladybugs where he was asked by his boss to coach the soccer team that his daughter is on and they really sucked but his stepson who got kicked out of his soccer team for being so good he was aggressive, he gets the idea to have him pretend to be a girl and help them win games lol. It's funny. The mom from Sister Sister is in that one too.
I saw him at Resorts casino in 1979 and he pulled me onstage made fun of me, gave me his (sweaty) necktie and a big hug,felt like he cracked a few ribs.❤ A true LEGEND
Rodney is one of the few I've ever seen go on Johnny Carson and completely take over the show. Johnny would just sit there and laugh and let Rodney be Rodney. He's on my Mount Rushmore of comedians for sure.
Rodney Dangerfield was an all-around good human being. He helped many comedians get their start and put them in the limelight ahead of himself so that way they could be noticed in advance their own careers. He's one of the legends in comedy. RIP
Bob Saget, Andrew Dice Clay, Roseanne, Sam Kennison, etc. He had an eye for talent for sure.
He had a few choice words personally with Andrew Dice Clay about his shtick.
No respect I tell ya😆😆😆..
I remember sneaking to watch Dangerfield's HBO comedy special after my parents had gone to bed and saw him introduce Sam Kinison.
He did so much for so many behind the scenes. Dangerfield was a pretty amazing person.
Rodney was the king of one liners. You are a little too young to truly appreciate him but as his jokes wore on, you began to get his humor.
Don rickles was the king, Rodney Dangerfield is the prince
actually Henny Youngman was the king of the one-liners before Rodney. Rodney was king #2
Greg Giraldo
I was a fan of him instantly
Mitch Hedberg took the reign... and left us too soon.
I miss Rodney. He was on a level by himself.
Leno said Rodney was unresponsive toward the end and he held Rodney's hand. When Rodney squeezed his finger, Jay said- that's not my finger and Rodney twitched and pulled away
One of the best things about that generation is that they didn't have to resort to curse words. They had so much class back in the day.
Not true of Rodney! Different off camera and not on Johnny Carson: i grew up in a tough neighborhood. The sign in the public library read :
Shut the fuck up!!
TV had a strict morality code. You had to catch their club acts. These guys are use to the change brought about by Pryor, Carlin challenges to that code. Even they were clean on TV
You've gotta have a lot of respect for Rodney! I found out that 20 years before he came into comedy he was given a contract to perform his comedy routine. The lady he was seeing became pregnant and he decided to stay home and raise the child. He worked as a Tin salesman for 20 years. The reason he did not take the comedy routine is that his father traveled a lot and he never saw his father. He said that he would not put his child through that. So, it was only after he raised his child and was there for his child that he was offered another comedy routine contract. For a man who made a living saying "I get no respect," I sure have a lot of respect for him. RIP Rodney!
... later classic country club classic bushwòod country club I used to wor k as a caddie and we all got the humor caddy shack
Actually caddies were the best golfers not golfers nor damn golfers rodents. To this day many years later Kenny loggin": I'm alright " makes me dance also the baby Ruth floating candy bar incident cracks me up. In fact at the country club locally. Closed the pool because figured most of the Myers had swimming pools in back yards. Why bother
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Loved him..
He was honorable and built material in those years really enjoy his comedy
My favorite Rodney joke is "I got a mother-in-law who sucks, and a wife who doesn't!"
Dude.
One of my favorites is "You know you're getting old when your insurance company sends you only half a calendar."
I called my dentist and told him my teeth were turning yellow. He told me to wear a brown necktie.
My wife's cooking is so bad, the flies patched the screen door.
My bartender asked "What'll you have?" I said, "Surprise me." "HE SHOWED ME NAKED PICTURES OF MY WIFE!"-Rodney Dangerfield.
I like that you young men are constantly educating yourselves. Plus your minds are open to a wide range of topics. Great videos.
Easy Money
I appreciate all the videos of you guys embracing American culture. It ain't white,black,brown or yellow. It's American 😌 And we should be proud that we have so much to offer together. Have a great day guys 🙏
His delivery was the best.
Nobody could tell a joke like him.
He could make you laugh with just his eyeballs.
Watching him as a compilation was insaaaane lol
Classic. Not only was he a hilarious comedian, he had his own club and supported young comedians.
He had his own comedy club back in the 1960s. At the end of the Queensborough Bridge at 59th street and 2nd Avenue, there was a advertisement on the wall of the building that had his name and the address of his club. Unfortunately at tha time I was a boy and the only comedy I knew of was in the movies and television. In my old hometown of NYC during the Mad Men era! 😊
R.I.P. Rodney the undisputed king of one liners. This is just a drop in the bucket the one liners are endless. Peace..........
Rodney’s jokes are so simple and we’ve probably heard most of them before, but something about the way he delivers the jokes, you can’t help but laugh.
Rodney wrote ALL HIS OWN MATERIAL .
His story is incredible. Growing up was incredibly sad, but he was able to turn so much around for himself. Because of his comedy club several comedians got their start. He's the king of one liners, and his wit is incredibly quick
Boy I tell ya, Rodney gets no respect!
@@mobiusbelts3607 bwahahaha
It actually takes away form it a little to cut to other clips. He was non stop in his act, even in his interviews.
Rodney had some great movies, but his stand-up was what he began with and is what made him famous. One of my favorite movies he was in was "Caddy Shack", released in 1980 and was a huge hit; although, he wasn't the main character. Rodney's signature line he was most famous for was; "I don't get no respect". Thanks for a great reaction, guys! ✌💙✌
Yup. He did well in "Back to School", as well.
Love Caddyshack!! And Back to School! Classics
@@patriciaryan1716 and easy money..
Caddy shack is my dad’s favorite movie. I could recite every line
"Easy Money" was a Classic Rodney film, so funny.
Rodney was awesome! “My wife wanted me on top! I had to get a ladder! I got on top and my ears popped” 😂😂😂
I thought I had heard them all. If people could only know what it takes to build a double flip like that.
I miss Rodney. I group up watching him on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show in the 70's and early 80's with my Dad. My mom would get mad because I was up too late. It was 10 minutes of pure joy when he came on.
He gets MAD RESPECT!!! 💯😎
Yep, but he still doesn't get any normal respect...😞
Rodney is in my top 5 comedians of all-time. He was a machine gun with the jokes. Love him.
1st on my all- time list bro. His wit was mind boggling. 🔥🔥🔥
Machine gun comment right on the money...he KILLED Johnny Carson every time.
Top three for me would be Don Rickles, Rodney Dangerfield and George Carlin.
Definitely have to watch a full set of him! He was genius and hilarious! A compilation does no Justice to how talented and funny he was
These guys don't get it.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug....
They're not very bright.
Ya , he was a legend of a comedian.
Dangerfield was a legend, the king of one liners and a great comedian stand up and in movies.
"When I was a kid, I never got any girls either. One girl told me, 'Come on over, there's nobody home.' I went over. There was nobody home."
Great comedian. He was great in Caddy Shack and Back to School.
Scammer alert @HairyPantaloons ... I got a reply from these jokers pretending to be @Cartierfamily also. (notice they misspelled message with 'massage'...lol And they call everyone Fam🤣) I don't know what Telegram is, but I wouldn't reply to them!
@@chellierush Yep, it's a massive scam that seems to appear on almost every channel on youtube. Amazing a company the size of google hasn't done anything about it.
And Easy Money. Classic Rodney
@@kathybouziane5269easy money was hilarious
I never got girls in high school, either. I was voted "most likely to masturbate!"-Rodney Dangerfield
Rodney is best watching him deliver his routine. His sense of timing is impeccable. Watch him on the old Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Absolutely hilarious.
Rodney was an amazing comic. I’m glad that you had a chance to hear his one lines!!!My favorite comic ❤RIP Rodney 😢
The KING of one liners. RIP Rodney.🙏
I think he is funnier when you see a straight show instead of a compilation. The jokes are rapid fire like that but the conversation is more consistent. A fun reaction.
I remember riding around in my older brother's Mustang two. When I was about 15 years old, I was listening to Rodney Dangerfield on cassette. 1986..... And it was the funniest thing I've ever heard.
I love that at least one of these young men (colorful pants) has a wonderful old soul who appreciated one of the comic greats! Rodney Dangerfield's most prolific line was, 'I get no respect' (paraphrased). Original, quick-witted, and sharp as a tack. I encourage these young people to study our history because without you, we will be forgotten. ❤ Carol Burnett, Monty Python, Eddie Murphy, Bernie Mac, Reddit Foxx, Richard Pryor, George Burns, I could go on and on. These people did the tough circuits, perfected their skills, found commonality with humanity, and made us laugh at the absurd. Please don't forget us...we are your legacy.
He was putting roasting and self deprecating humor into the mainstream. His jokes were so well constructed. Set up punch. So you’d get so much out of a ten min session
You guys gotta do more Dangerfield. You don't know how great he was.
Rodney IS AN ORIGINATOR . . . I grew up Watching his Mastery on Johnny Carson, and Always had a sore stomach from laughing so hard. He Spanned DECADES as A HEADLINER. Enjoy more on Johnny Carson's Shows, Gentlemen. Glad you liked this LEGEND.
I'm a 74 year old white man and I love watching you young men dig on the old stuff! I'm not real big on stand up but Rodney Dangerfield never ceases to make me laugh from the gut.
You guys would love him in caddyshack. Plenty of great lines in that movie
You can’t truly appreciate his comic genius from a compilation you have to watch a full set
Classic n funniest of the one liners!!!😂😂😂😂😂 great in “Back to School” watched him on Johnny Carson as a kid too in the 70’s
Thank you for that!!! I always loved Rodney!!!! R.I.P. Rodney!!!
Rodney was funny. Old school comedy. But, the really great thing about him was how much he helped young comedians. A lot of them have credited Rodney with their success.
You can see videos of now famous comics getting their start at his club.
Tim Allen, Jerry Seinfeld, Andrew Dice Clay, Sam Kinison.
Kinison adored him and said he had a great career all because of Rodney's support
I never knew that. I liked him in Caddyshack and Back to School, but even born in 1961 his humor wasn't for me too much... It's good to understand more about him.
I'm a Navy veteran once stationed in Iceland. The Vikings gave these islands names that would confuse any of their enemies. The name translated to Greenland so the enemy would assume it is a lush, beautiful island. So, of course, the opposite was true for Iceland....the enemy would stay away, thinking it was a frozen tundra. Iceland is cold, as well, but not unbearable and gorgeous with amazing, natural hot springs throughout the country.
Wow I never knew that thank you! 😅❤
I've always heard that Greenland got its name from Erik the Red (an exiled Viking murderer). He had nowhere else to go, and hoped the name would bring more settlers there and make life easier in such a difficult place to survive.
Thank you for your service! You are the reason for our freedom.
You guys kill me lol. Norman is a religion haha.
@@brewii4991 Yea that's the one I had heard too
he does a bunch of one liners in Cadyshack. Tons of great actors and he stars as a rich guy in developing who hates snobs and wants to develope a golf resort. REAL funny and not a waste of time. Classic thanks guys and RIP Rodney
I'm so glad you guys aren't letting this go away. Good on you!!!! Love your channel.
Rodney actually married his first wife twice. It was his gimmick - wife jokes. He really a nice, decent man. Went to a few parties he was at and was at the grand opening of his club in Vegas at the Trop. Down to earth, humble. And funny!
Y'all are funny and a joy to watch. Yes, Rodney was Jewish. His real last name was Cohen. He got his start decades before I was born in 1971, but I had a chance to see him on roasts, TV late night shows, etc. in the 70s and 80s. My favorite movie role for him was in "Caddyshack" around 1980. So damn funny. "Let's dance"!! Lol Dangerfield was a brilliant stand up comic. His main angle was self-deprecation often related to his looks, his intelligence, or his marriage/wife. "No respect, no respect at all...." was his catch phrase. Great comic. I'd give a lot to watch him and Don Rickles at a Catskills performance. Keep doing what y'all are doing, gentlemen.
As a Gen Xer growing up in the late 70s and early 80s We had limited platforms for media. The internet was still in it's infancy There was no world wide web just TV and radio stations that were worked on an analog system You had 3 major TV networks ABC, CBS, and NBC. Those networks were adult oriented and young adults had to watch what older people were watching The Gen X were the last "Hand me down" kids I knew about Rodney Dangerfield when I was 9 years old because of his stand up comedy albums Our parents bought these racy records to listen to when the kids were asleep But we latchkey kids found them when you were at work and invited our friends to our homes (against the latchkey rules) to listen to the most vulgar comedy stand ups and we loved it. You kids are lucky to have the answers to every question at your finger tips and say what you want about us Gen Xers but we created the internet that you kids enjoy today. MIC DROP
This man was a legend..awesome guy n loved all his work
King of one liners
He's the king of comedy. A lot of star comics came out of his comedy club. He's helped all the big names make it
Seeing younger people watch the Legend of one liners. And seeing the looks on their faces is awesome . You witnessed historic comedy. Without CUSSING or Vulgarity. Back then you were professional if you got laughs without swearing.
Rodney was a gem and the perfect comedian of the time. My all time favorite joke of his is. "I tell ya, my daughter failed here driving test. I asked her what happened. She said, 'I couldn't get used to the front seat".
Thank you for bringing the older comedians and entertainment to yours and the younger generations to enjoy.
Rodney is LEGENDARY!
Rodney was a devoted family man, and a great father, and everyone understood his routine was not based on reality. He also smoked weed daily for like thirty years.
His signature "I don't get no respect!" line has a fun backstory. He was working at one of the resorts in the Poconos and overhead a table of mafia guys complaining, and one of them kept whining about the lack of respect he got from the family. Dangerfield took it and turned it into one of the most recognizable comedy lines ever.
I'm glad you folks discovered him, he was truly one of the greats.
Good job, guys, l been watching him for years. It was great to get the internet and start watch him over again
Rodney’s got that classic Brooklyn accent!
He was from long island
Thank you guys for keeping your minds open and exploring.
Tis enjoyable
Thanks guys, I needed tge laughs from Rodney and y'all reactions.
He was a comedian......buckets of jokes. CaddyShack was his best supporting role.
Very happy to see more old comedy on your channel. Rodney was one of a kind. I grew up watching him on TV, so when I lived in Ft Lauderdale he did a show on NY Eve and I went. OMG I had no idea how filthy his live shows were. Filthy, but absolutely hilarious! The don’t make them like that anymore. RIP Rodney.
Its like being at a funeral watching some of these guys react to Rodney.
@@saturnnet1627 they are young and don’t understand insult humor. At least they are trying.
He's very quick. You guys will get it one day 🧡
I was watching knowing the cultural differences about women, relationships, and strangeness between now and then. Such a vast difference. You can gauge which jokes are 'universal' and which appeal to a certain slice of personality. Interesting these guys are from a family (I am assuming based on the name) so they will have the same overall view of the 'what's funny?' gap. Very interesting watch for people who study humor. Cultural and personal filters - there should be some way to monetize this kind of output because AI is going to be using this kind of thing in the years ahead to learn how people see life. Very interesting video.
The guy on the right , the jokes are flying over his head .
Thanks for posting this, I’ve been a fan of Rodney D since the mid-70s, I had one of his albums and have heard it countless times over several years after that. There were a few jokes here I’ve never heard. Thanks again. As far as comedians go, I recommend a young Dom Errera.
A great show. Nova Scotia salutes you. Keep it up.
Rodney Dangerfield. The Master Of The One Liner. Rodney delivers some of the funniest lines ever yet he is so professional he never laughs at his own jokes even while the entire audience is busting up loudly. In the time he is performing you may hear at least fifty jokes that are all hilarious. He doesn’t stutter or miss a line. His facial expressions are perfect, part of his act. He rarely makes a joke about anyone other than himself and his family/personal life. He has a response to whatever subject/issue you mention, with at least ten jokes. His spontaneous off the top of his head replies to others comments are masterful. There will never be another individual with his talents and pure comedic brilliance.
“The last time I saw a mouth like your’s, it had a hook in it” - Rodney Dangerfield in “Caddyshack“.
I was so ugly when I was born, the doctor slapped my Mother! I was born in the hospital because I wanted to be close to my Mother!
He was a legend! ALSO entertained the troops.
I loved Rodney. I learned that his headstone reads THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
Y'all weren't there for the 80s, but watch Rodney in Back to School. The late, great Sam Kinison plays a Vietnam vet history teacher and steals a scene (watch the story of that scene). The movie had 80s titular bad boy William Zabka (best know for his role in the original Karate Kid) in it, and also had a performance by a huge 80s band: Oingo Bingo (their lead singer went on to do many film scores, including the 1989 Batman and Nightmare before Christmas). Rodney's uncensored stand up comedy is the best, but very hard to find; worth it though!
I remember really liking him back in the day. He was in a couple of big comedies in the 80's. "Caddyshack" and "Back to School."
This was totall...I do'''''nt know...Nuts...I can't evn tyhp right. I'm still laughing. I had forgotten about the high heels and the oil. And you brought it up again in the end of the vid. Man. I had to subscribe.
The pre watch chat had me rolling, you guys were all over the place!
You gotta see him in some of his movies. He was always known for “I can’t get no respect””…”. His jokes are all along that line, but when he’s pulling some of these lines here and there in a movie, he’s hilarious!
The last doctor joke had me in stitches 😂😂😂😂😂
was that the one with the nurse? no matter.
@@boblozaintherealworld3577the one with the hammer
Watching these guys bring me joy.
I loved it when Rodney was on Johnny Carson. Good times!
He was so hilarious in Caddy Shack, at the country club club house and on the golf course with a mini bar in his golf bag. 😂😂😂
I saw him live back in high school, '79 I think it was.
He did about 15 minutes of Italian jokes, then he goes "Tired of Italian jokes? Ok how about some Polish jokes?" then proceeded to do 15 minutes of Polish jokes. He had a huge catalog of great material, but a great ability to ad lib as well.
Someone in the balcony was heckling him, and he finally had enough of the guy. Comes out with: "I was in the library the other and saw a sign that said STFU!" The dude sunk in his chair trying to disappear as we all lost it.
his triple lindey dive in back to school was iconic!
I'm glad you guys are checking out, the late great Rodney Dangerfield. His unique style with rapid fire delivery keeps you on your feet. Check out his real life story. Rodney went through a lot to get where he eventually ended. Amazing story.
Thanks guys! He and Don Rickles rocked! A sense of humor is universal!
He was also a great actor, and with his one liners, he was a blast in Caddyshack
And , Back to school with the guy that did Christine 👍 Ernie
I love the diversity of people you watch. Keep up the great work guys
Rodney put many many comedians on stage for the first time ,he payed it forward.
You guys have great energy Always makes me smile
"Back To School" was a great movie
Especially the scene with Sam Kinison
Rodney was original and damn right funny!!
Rodney also starred in the classic 80's comedy film "Caddyshack" alongside Bill Murray, Chevy Chase and Ted Knight.
I watched Rodney Dangerfield stand-up comedy show in New York City in 1971! The Righteous Brothers in 1964 were amazing as were The Dolby Brothers, Logan and Messina, and The Beatles. Yup, I am old 😂
He's one of the kings of the one liners. He's in the movie "Back to School" - its a classic. You guys should have another channel for movie reactions like I've seen others have.
Back to School is pure gold!
Rodney Dangerfield was so great my mom got me started on him this was too funny.
This is the 'tv' version of his comedy. Rodney truly shined working live...and his act was...very blue.
One of his best line is "Call me when you have No class" in "Back to School" he also did a movie with Joe Pesci.
I loved his roll in “Caddy Shack”
Rodney Dangerfield was hilarious in the classic 80's comedy BACK TO SCHOOL. A young, unknown co-star named Robert Downey Jr. was funny as hell, too.
He was in Caddyshack!! Very funny man. One of the great ones
I saw in Vegas back in the 80s. He was just as fast live. One liner after one liner. We couldn’t stop laughing to catch our breath.
*You guys should start a movie reaction channel! Would love to see you do old school hilarious classic comedies like YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, AIRPLANE, CADDYSHACK!*
How do you think Blazing Saddles would go over?
@@michaelanderson2881 Blazing Saddles was in no way racist. The message was that that movie made fun of racists and racism.
@@bobby_c7671 hahahaha! Haven't you been watching the news for the last 15 years? A white guy yells "The Sheriff is a n... [whooooooooooooooo!]." Doesn't matter how funny that was, people are going to be offended.
Caddyshack is a must review. Great movie.
Check out some of his movies. One in particular that is funny is Caddyshack where he's at this elite country club and his personality and class just clashes with the rest of them and really irritates this one guy. It also has Chevy Chase and Bill Murray in it. Really funny.
He also was in a movie called Ladybugs where he was asked by his boss to coach the soccer team that his daughter is on and they really sucked but his stepson who got kicked out of his soccer team for being so good he was aggressive, he gets the idea to have him pretend to be a girl and help them win games lol. It's funny. The mom from Sister Sister is in that one too.
I saw him at Resorts casino in 1979 and he pulled me onstage made fun of me, gave me his (sweaty) necktie and a big hug,felt like he cracked a few ribs.❤ A true LEGEND
A master of comic timing and jokes. Of the timing part, I think norm is the only one who beats him.
Crazy thing about Rodney is he didn't become famous until his 40's
In the 1950s he quit show business and sold aluminum siding.
He had me touching my chest 😂 everytime he touched his tie
Rodney's " I don't get no respect" were killers!
Rodney is one of the few I've ever seen go on Johnny Carson and completely take over the show. Johnny would just sit there and laugh and let Rodney be Rodney. He's on my Mount Rushmore of comedians for sure.
You Have To Watch The Dean Martin Roasts😂
Agreed