David Letterman Has A Hard Time Taking Jerry Seinfeld's High Praises | Netflix Is A Joke
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- Jerry Seinfeld debates with David Letterman about each other's long-lasting importance to the entertainment world.
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Jerry: David shut up and take my compliment!
David: Over my dead body, Jerry.
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@@Chieflywaze oh shutup
Hahaha i love it.
This wasn’t an interview, it was an aggressive compliment battle.
and they're not even british
😂😂💯
Like the 2 chipmunks Chip & Dale - After you!...no no no, After you!, quite possibly not, I insist, after you!.........
@@chrisreyes2393 you mean not even Canadian
@@chrisreyes2393 They’re not even Swedish!
David Letterman in the early to mid-80s was such a huge source of inspiration in my life. I worked second shift at the time, and the highlight of my day was coming home to watch his show, laughing endlessly throughout. My life was so much better for it. Thank you, Dave!
Later he became a political ayewhole
Same here.
Hulk Hogan said the same when he was trying to make it to the top.
Agreed. I think people who didn't live through it, and didn't experience the early years of "Late Night with David Letterman" in real time, can't really understand how revolutionary it was. Almost every late night host since then has followed in Dave's footsteps even more than in Johnny Carson's. Even Jay Leno's Tonight Show, I would argue, was more similar to Dave's show than it was to Carson's Tonight Show.
I love watching Jerry have conversations with people. He's so genuine and has no tolerance for bullshit.
That’s one take. Another is he’s a narcissistic, elitist prick. I mean that in the nicest way possible.
Sean Matthew King Jerry = winner. “Sean Matthew King” = loser.
He’s an asshole
There is a recession! Help out!
In an odd way, he's kind of more "Larry David" than Larry David!
@M Lauderdale "Or he is a self absorbed narcissistic entitled elitist asshole"
Sure he is - he's a comedian. Name a comedian who isn't. Hint: you're wrong.
It's like a freaking freestyle rap battle, but with kind words.
Did ya notice Dave squirm and shift around when Jerry was complimenting him.
@ damn you didnt have to go after the beard that damn hard 😂
@ Damn, did his beard steal your lunch money?
Dave is such a class act 💪
No I was watching another video.
I don't agree with Jerry on why you do it... Yes making people happy is part of it but a lot of it is egocentric, with many facets that are to do with one's own self satisfaction.. some of those qualities are positive and others that are not so healthy.
“No you’re the best”
“No, YOU’RE the best”
“No you!...”
Letterman was the only late night host that made me Laugh out Loud on a regular basis.
Him and Conan
@ALF RAYDOUGH who's Carson?
@ALF RAYDOUGH Compared to Johnny, yes they did all suck. but Dave was at least good enough to worship at Johnny's feet (which he did).
@ALF RAYDOUGH Johnny wanted Dave to succeed him on the Tonight Show. But then there was that snake with the big jaw hiding in the closet eavesdropping on the NBC execs’ meeting. Do you understand now, Alfredo?
Then you would've never watched Conan
Elvis had his fat years, Letterman his beard years.
FYI to everyone: the full episode is on Netflix. It’s the season 1 bonus episode titled “You’re Dave Letterman, You Idiot.”
Thank you!!
Back when Letterman first came on the air was one of the best years of my life. I would walk my girlfriend home ( together 40 years now ) and my best friend would stop by after work. We would get stoned to bejesus, play Atari, watch him and then watch Monty python or Benny Hill . Great times. Thanks Bob Walsh; the nicest guy in the world.
Know Your Cuts of Meat, Top Ten List, Will It Float?, Know Your Current Events, CBS Mailbag, George W. Bush Compilations, Monica Lewinsky quips, Paul Schaffer & the CBS Orchestra, guests getting roasted, all brought to your screen by the one and only David Letterman! What more could anyone ask for? The Late Show with David Letterman blew all other talk shows out of the water! A legend who retired at his peak. Television is simply not the same without him.
My personal favorite was when he worked in McDonalds and Taco Bell
I'm glad I'm old enough to have been able to watch Dave before he moved to CBS. The old Late Night with David Letterman show was incredible.
Those shiny Italian shoes..😵
Jerry is right, both men have contributed greatly the wellbeing of humans. if you love your job and do it with honesty it will be taken on board for the right reason. David and Jerry are both at the TOP of their Fields. we love them
I love Jerry’s honesty
I feel like this is Jerry auditioning for his own talk show.
Great idea! Let's call it "Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee"
@@SkiRaceGeek dick...I meant an actual talk show like letterman.
@@dersolipsist3079 He has too much money to be bothered. He doesn't want to be saddled with a nightly chore; writing Seinfeld was a laborious process for him. I think he prefers the way he operates now, which is definitely an interesting contrast to Letterman's typically Midwestern laments on his career impact.
Louie
The beard is everything.💙
@ wow...why so triggered?
Beards save lives' man! My beard stopped a bullet in Nam' . I dont like to think of it but when it do Im glad i had that thick braided viking beard when I was on my recon missions in Nam' , man. Long story short, my beard;s what saved my damn life! So blessed is the beard no doubts, im with ya boyeahh!
@ I would like to see Dave trim the beard shorter, I think it's just too long. I think he looks good in a beard. It looks good bushy but just trim it quite a bit shorter
"You're great"
"No you're great."
"No you're great."
You know they're comedians when they have a conversation in which they themselves are very serious, but from third person's perspective, it's somehow very satisfyingly funny, and you just want to continue watching them go at it.
David Letterman was the most powerful man in the mid 80s, he did more for humanity than any of us could ever aspire for
Jerry is a smart man , I agree with his opinion on how long letterman had his show 😊
OF. ALL. TIME. So true...
3:11 that's deep, amen...
One of the weirdest Epic Rap Battles of History I’ve ever seen
The truth is that Letterman (particularly in the early years) did a great deal to discover and promote talent that had no other widely-seen outlet. A lot of people's careers were basically launched by appearances on his show. If for no other reason, viewers owe him a debt of gratitude. He was the only one not shoveling the same shit at us that the other talk shows promoted. Of course, of late that seems to have ceased, as he became the mainstream, and nobody has taken his place among the major talk show hosts in doing this. But it's no longer really required, as talent now has so many other outlets for gaining viewership.
Tom Waits. Brother Theodore. Captain Beefheart. Harvey Pekar. He never launched any of these people's careers but he put them before millions of people who might not have ever heard of them. That in itself is awesome.
Irrespective of what he did for anybody else's career, Letterman enriched my life. Very much. I was in high school when he got started, he helped me appreciate his intelligent and yet sometimes silly brand of humor, which was formative toward my own. So many laughs, enjoying watching with my parents and friends. As Seinfeld said, he could not have done more for people than what he did. Same with Seinfeld. Bringing laughter and moments of happiness and levity to people, in a world that sucks for the majority more than it is wonderful. They have done more for humanity than any person in our government has in my lifetime.
I'm hesitant to say Letterman is the all-time greatest, but he was definitely better than anyone else on while he was on either time slot. Personal all-time favorite
He was close to doing what Steve Allen did, rather than Carson, Leno or Parr. He didn't tolerate nonsense celebrity. That was his big innovation, I think.
Wow. Thank God for the few positive comments. I’ll never understand why people watch people or things they don’t like. Comment on it? Why even watch it, if you don’t like them. Personally, I prefer Lettermen. He and Johnny were the best. As for Jerry, I could see how his personality might run some people the wrong way but that are there any comedians who are universally loved by everyone. You’ve got to give them both their due. They knew what their calling was and went into it all the way. Sink or swim. Dave is more midwestern whereas Jerry is more NY. But they’re still funny!!! And it’s obvious that they love what they do!!!
very good comment, insightful
I think what Letterman is referring to, without actually saying anything, meaning what's held in his mind, is the fact he knows he kept score with others who did comedy and he never was happy or content in his work, and he held massive grudges toward others who had achieved what he wasnt able to, such as Leno being given the Carson show. Letterman has insecurities and inferiority complexes and so it WAS always about himself not humankind as Seinfeld says. He wasn't doing a damn thing for others, it was about and for himself, and there's nothing wrong with that, my god, it's the norm in every industry.
The level of this conversation is on the whole another level
We never see ourselves as other people see us and we are our worst critics which is why most people don’t easily accept compliments and praise.
Seinfeld was just letting his inner ego talk about himself
Yeah, but he said it to Dave, so that makes it okay.
This is nothing more than a glorified circlejerk between 2 old farts.
@@Lostcontroller that's exactly why it's good
Two of my favorite entertainers.
It is true'. David Letterman, and Jerry Seinfeld, have bestowed their audience with hundreds, if not thousands of "hours of quality entertainment." one even set aside time to sit and watch their programs. During this time, nothing else mattered. It didn't matter if that day, it would have been the worst day, and the show or the episode of that same day would have been more or less'. the only thing that mattered was seeing them, and you were comforted, and motivated, to find the humor in your life, and make it more pleasant. for my part, I thank you both, for giving a large part of your lives, to make mine a richer one. '
David and Conan my Favorite Late Night Shows. Brought me Real Joy ...
Mr Transcendental Mediator Seinfeld once took AUDITING in SCIENTOLOGY. BW AH H AHA HA HA
Jerry seems such a nice person.
I've heard otherwise
The Velcro bit is an all time classic
What do u call a roast battle but with compliments?
I have only seen the first 2 shows. Thank God you changed the strange camera work format. this is way more pleasant and engaging.
I agree with Jerry. The most important thing is to shift us out of survival as much as possible. Comedy sustains life.
He just mentioned that David is not good at helping people and the people who are good at it, are doing it .. and if David mourns about, he would just, mourn about something that is not there.. where's the compliment in that? David of course did compliment the guy..
Letterman turns every question he asks back to himself, so when Jerry figures this out, he gives Letterman what he wants..a compliment...then Letterman preceeds to be humble....what a phoney.
Carson was very 70s
But Letterman was very 80s
Much needed.
Now of course, late night is a dead format.
It’s not dead. You’re just old.
@@jasonalangriffin "Late night" television and SNL is an obsolete format. Played out and irrelevant. It was an event back in the day to stay up late and watch live shows. Now with internet and Netflix it's nothing special anymore. It's run its course. Jagoff.
Two American Treasures right here.
The interviewer looks like a skinny GRR Martin with a longer beard
GOTTA LOVE JERRY! TO THE POINT! HAHHAHA
- You're so great.
- No, but *you're* great.
- No, *you're* so great!
- No I'm not. *you're* great!
The reality Jerry and Dave is that your kids just want you. Not the stuff and the trappings of fame. They want your time and your love. They want to laugh with you and play with you. That's all. period.
who did the music at the end?
Here we have whats called a canadian standoff, its a good ol fasion complement off
Wow poor Letterman is so depressed 😩🙏💯
Hope he’s ok 🌹
Huh?
Letterman was great for a reason. Hey Dave, get it? Got it? Good!
Is that Moses?
In short. They're saying "Individuality = success"
Hey, remember when 38-year old Jerry Seinfeld groomed a seventeen year-old girl?
Jerry offers grooming services?
The man can do it all!
@@StevieDahlen haha
Jerry did meet and spend time with her parents. That's not grooming, it's dating. It's dating someone much younger, but leave words like "grooming" for predators. It's a serious offense. He met his wife who is much closer in age and it obviously worked out well for him.
Deborah Rose She was seventeen, he was 38.
@@jasonludwig2488 I'm just saying it is not the definition of "grooming", especially when he is at her home with her parents. I'm not saying I'm condoning it. But she was a smart girl, went to prestigious schools. Lived at home on Upper East Side with parents. It was really a May/Dec relationship. He did like and respect her.
I see Larry king behind letterman
It’s like two guys arguing about taking the tab after a nice dinner and drinks...”I’ll take this...No, i got this...Nah, my shut up my shout i’m paying for this...”
The comment section is as witty and funny as these two guys bth. Well done guys.
No you, no you, no you, no you, no you, no you ad infinitum, sparkle on some grated cheese and leave under the grill till doomsday.
Two greats
2:29 I will leave no context to what I do as a profession. I do however, being someone who takes great pride in their work, will say it seems like the great Mr. Seinfeld sound like he's talking to me
This mush-fest is pretty cute
Norm McDonald's farewell set on Letterman's last Late Night is pretty honest and touching too...
It's funny that Leno got what he wanted from the network (twice) but in the end, he lost respectability and looks like a man-child. Letterman was always funny, genuine and unafraid to dissent.
Old man: when my son was born
I thought Seinfeld would follow up with “Jesus”
Was this scripted? Because it looks like it was, and it's great.
You know a person is hiding something when there whole public persona is a skit.
Who are you talking about here? Jerry or Dave?
In my opinion, Letterman became unfunny and bitter in the late 2000's. I wonder if he sees that, as well, prompting him to think he should have retired sooner.
Some people don't get sarcasm and cynicism.
This is what happens when 2 hosts are talking to each other
RIP Kobe
93 Til Infinity Steez47 this is how we chill, from 93 till. RIP
RIP RIP RIP
Can’t either of these guys afford a professional hairstylist?
Jensuechiv no
There's nothing wrong with the appearance of these men. Women are held to a higher standard, however wrongfully so. Don't drag men down to that level, rather give them a pass and hopefully in doing so give women the chance to be relaxed about their own looks too. Or anyway at least try to do that. I don't know how people's stupid perceptions and preconceptions really work. Just try something different from the usual superficial bs.
A couple of guys hanging around in Danish Modern chairs talking.
Don't give a damn about either one of these guys anymore
@Moishie we've been hoodwinked into thinking short videos of successful people talking will fill our own void. we have retained our right to comment how we please, deal with it.
Not sure how these people have furthered humanity? seriously?
M a n i p u l a t e d M an - Esther Vilar
A million kids with autism in 2020. *Everybody* on TV could have done more for humans. Wake up America.
You're a cruel one, Mr. Flix.
What's the deal with buses?
When is this episode being released?
It’s a season one bonus episode. It’s been out for nearly 2 years.
@@BPipkins lol thanks. Not sure how I missed that :)
Wtf did David Letterman do for humanity? Lol. I guess both were being sarcastic. They were on TV telling jokes.
Clearly you underestimate the power of laughter wich is weird considering you are the type of person to use "lol" in your own humourless rhetoric ..what a yawn a minute you must be ✌️
I'll take it a step farther and say if Dave's show had not "smashed the glass," I do believe late night TV would have died over 2 decades ago.
Dave's a true legend. Only true legends announce their retirement and get back into it a year later.
michael jordan
Oh they love kids alright.
The two most passive aggressive SOBs in show business
Get a room. Geez
no I love YOU more ...
Letterman is just a very strange guy.
You could be more wrong there
Daniel Dennett and Sam Harris.
Dave: I hate myself and I love you
Jerry: I love myself and I love you
Very interesting way of putting it, and probably close to the truth
Haha you are right.
Nothing wrong with loving yourself
Joan Jett: I hate myself for loving you
This was upper middle class dad pornography. Two old men, equally incapable of taking a compliment, who want to compliment each other. *wipes away tears* it's beautiful
Upper middle class? Seinfeld is a billionaire.
@@jerimayavondristen9955 more talking about the different classes reactions to compliments and gratitude, not literally how much money they have, it's not particularly relevant
@@ImK4Os All Dave or YOU.... has to do is look at the Tonight show now with Seth to see how great Dave was... Seth ruined the late show legacy.
@@ImK4Os look at the Tonight show now with Seth to see how great he was... Seth ruined the late show legacy..
@Jay U cheers
I like how 2 people complimenting each other felt more like an argument over a hot potato neither wants.
jerry seinfeld said in an interview that being called the greatest is a double edged sword. on one side, its a compliment, but on the other; when an audience hears such and raises their expectations to unrealistic standards, their expectations will never be met. it kind of turns the audience against the comedian.
@@ryanmichaelblunt I remember him saying that. So why is he doing it to Dave?
that's insecurity for you, it was a power game
@@BbGun-lw5vi He didn't say Dave was the greatest. He just said that Dave's work made people happy (true) and that his show was really innovative (also true, IMO).
@@derekfnord He said Letterman was the “savior.”
“I hate my kids, let’s talk about them cuz NO ONE DOES THAT” original material
Letterman built like Santa's lawyer.
The proof for Letterman is reality. Both Norm McDonald and Ray Romano, two great comedians, have expressed their great love for him and what he has done for them. He truly has made the world a better place through his television shows.
You're both right you're both wrong. I pronounce you both - 'Even Stevens' of the latter 20th century.
Dave looks like an old Amish dude.
Jerry is amazing. Dave is paranoid and it's what makes him great. When Jerry describes it nicely, Dave gets weird. LOL.
its like watching Humility (Dave) have a conversation with Pride (Jerry)
@@BD-lq4id You put it into words, perfectly.
Dave (humble)
Jerry (prideful)
As we were reminded again today with coronaviruses and the tragedy of kobe's death.
We are nothing.
We're only here for a short time.
We should let nothing go to our heads.
#Love #Humility #Vanity
I see secure vs insecure rather than humility and pride.
@@sardatep I suppose you would.
Shit i'm here too early for the funny comments
Be a shepherd, not a sheep
Here I'll try to make a funny comment maybe this shows should be called between two beards
@@anthg4563 Be a WOLD. EAt them both~ ! Muahhha Muahhhahh! MUaaaaaaaaaaahahahahhaaaaaaa
Jerry likes the truth and wisdom.
So glad my fondness for the Seinfeld show is founded in some deepness.
Jerry is Arrogant tool
Jerry is a narcissistic dick. Hard to figure it out?
This was a giant circlejerk and I loved it
Jerry likes to disagree..that's his thing
And he does it so quickly, almost off the cuff. THEN he gives a totally legitimate, well thought-out reason.
No, he's just not afraid to voice when he does disagree. This makes it seem like he enjoys it because it gets manifested more than with "normal" people. This shouldn't be mistaken for him reveling in disagreement. There are plenty of times that he agrees with people and says so.
Young people today don't realize there used to be a time where no celebrity seemed relatable. No famous person was talking as the voice of reason for the people. Dave was that guy for a lot of people and that changed the landscape of late night television whichis now being squandered for corporate gain.