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- (Original airdate: 05/03/11) Steve Martin swings by Conan to discuss his new album "Rare Bird Alert".
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When Steve Martin mentions his stand-up comedy, it feels like the audience doesn't fully grasp how massive he was during the stand-up phase of his career.
In the late 70's, Martin was a juggernaut. I was in junior high during this time, and his comedy was so pervasive--hit singles, album sales, arena shows, and SNL--that to many people in that era, Steve Martin *was* comedy.
Most retrospectives on comedy focus on Pryor and Carlin, and I can't argue with that. They were visionaries in a way that transcends the eras in which they performed.
And Martin wasn't really that. But in terms of reading the zeitgeist of the late 70's, he nailed that period in a way that nobody else did.
It really came down to two basic insights:
The first was the idea that you didn't have to cue the audience's laughter with explicit punchlines but instead could just keep building the comic tension until they broke on their own.
The second was the realization that the "Flower Power" era had ended and that the audience had moved away from the protest/counter-culture cues that had fueled late 60's/early 70's comedy.
So he cut his hair, put on a white suit, and decimated audiences with sheer silly absurdity. And audiences couldn't get enough. An appearance by Steve Martin had the power to increase the SNL audience by a million viewers.
I would even argue that Steve Martin's mega success helped lay some of the groundwork that led to the 80's comedy boom that followed.
Steve Martin did not participate in that boom. When he sensed that his moment was passing, and when he felt that the audience response was no longer really about the comedy itself, he bowed out of stand-up and turned his focus to movies.
But for those of us old enough to remember, Steve Martin *was* stand-up comedy for a very specific period of time.
People joke about how Keanu Reeves and Paul Rudd are immortal, but Steve Martin has looked essentially the same since the late 70s.
in the words of Martin Short, "I guess that's the benefit of looking 60 since you were 30"
Steve Martin STILL hasn’t been on the podcast yet, and that’s a shame.
He's old.
Let's start a petition
@@sayakchoudhury9711 let's find you a job, that would be more useful, right?
@@lod_49724 you must be fun at parties😒
If Conan is just going to fake-laugh his way through Steve Martin's episode, then it's probably better that he doesn't. I feel like he has more of a rapport with Martin Short, with whom he can spar.
Steve has always been the best talk show guest because everything is always carefully prepared for. The bits that sound like an "interview" are just planned interludes between jokes, sometimes very elaborate ones.
"As the face gets worse, the clothes have to get better" sounds like something a merchant in a Fallout game would say.
Yeah, that's why all ghouls wear (power) tuxedos there!
Hope this means he's on the podcast next
Yesss plzzz
Steve Martin may be getting old, but his comedic abilities never will.
I love Steve Martin, I hope he will be on the podcast.
I love Steve Martin. The Jerk is one of my all time favorites.
Ohh... those glasses))
You mean that I'm gonna stay this color?
@@danrodrigues3531 stay away from the cans!!
I could go for some Cup-O-Pizza
He looks exactly the same now, he is immortal.
Laughter to disguise the tears.
Steve is a professional entertainer lol
He's the best. Long live Steve Martin.
Bonnaroo. My home town and Conan went there. awesome
Been a fan of this comedy brand since the beginning.
Steve Martin for Conan podcast 2022.
When the joke is on using an A-track as a medium but the CD is the real thing!
"i think you're laughing a little too hard" 😂😂😂
Love Steve Martin
Conan holding a copy of Steve Martin's album in suppository format:
"may I hold onto this??"
that's actually how the thing works, Conan........
I like that the puke bit was clearly in an alley behind 30 Rock. There wasn't a single permanent structure at Bonnaroo lol
He still looks so great
ah, BONNAROOOOOO!!!
Conan is laughing a lot like Jimmy Fallon in this, he must be star struck.
Steve calls him out on it at the beginning. I agree, I think Conan just wants to show his love but honestly it would've been better if he'd been more genuine.
Please please get Steve on the podcast
Steve Martin is Great I miss seeing his comedy. TH-cam car rental classic
0:10 💯🔥
SAVAGE!
Wow this was 11 years ago. Steve Martin looks exactly the same haha
Everyone! - go and watch Steve's new wonderful TV show - "Only murders in the building", unless you're this thing 2:19!
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Such a lame bot post in a pathetic attempt for a thumbs up. I gave it a 👎
Amen
lol
3:41 Steve and Conan after listening any modern pop musician. Also - any modern pop musician 2:19
upd. But... no, I can't decide about 3:41, maybe they are just actually singing any modern pop song.
that's what someone who hasn't listened to modern music at all would say
@@d0ppi034I've said POP music, not any music.
@@nonamenoname1942 have you listened to Charli XCX, Grimes, Perfume Genius or the last couple of Beyoncé albums? some pop artists are making fire music rn
@@d0ppi034 No I didn't but I'll try to give em a go and then I'll share my opinion.
How isn't he aging wtf
As funny as Steve is, he is an even better musician.
Conan holds Martin (and Short) in high esteem and I think overplays his hand when he wants to please them. I'm glad Martin called him out on his fake laughter like right off the bat, but this wasn't a pretty interview. Andy was the only genuine one there that night. Conan still push-laughs a bit on his podcast and I find it so disingenuous. Relax Conan, you don't need to feed the egos anymore, you really don't. Also, this would've been much funnier with Martin being himself and you just nodding or shaking your head lol.
I don’t think Martin was calling him out for fake laughter in the way you are saying, him doing that was related to the touchy subject of the joke (NBC & the tonight show).
@@brentwylie5558 oh yes, that makes sense