He must have rehearsed hours and hours to so easily rattle off those lists. His cadence and patterns of putting the words together just right is genius. A maestro of using language.
mr. jinks you don’t say? I sure hope he rehearsed his skit before going out in front of a group of people and I’m sure he did the same comedy show in 20 other clubs. I’m sure he isn’t freestyling this shit. If so he’s one hell of a comedian
George was a true genius. The hours & hours of material he wrote, is absolutely unprecedented. I would love to hear his take on the state of affairs these days. There will never be another George Carlin & that makes me sad.
@@wills_corner Hi,so we as a society have become less liberal and tolerant then,didn't realize that ,I thought the opposite with the open use of swearing in the media,which was absolutely unheard of when I was younger.
@@johnc1280 When you are born into the world you get a ticket to the freakshow, when you are born in America you get a front row seat. -George Carlin A statement that ages like a fine wine.
Jay Stimson Yeah humans become happy when they learn a new thing... wich is why smart comedians try to learn you something new, because it automatically activates a mechanism that makes you laugh
It wasn't until the last 15 to 20 yrs of his life until people started to listen and respect the honesty of his message. What a genius of comedy, thank you George ❤
@@mytradiefinder9683 You mean the advertising that tries to sell us beed sheets for 87.00 for a TWIN bed? Or the ads that come at mealtime to tell us we're all fat?Women's panties for 25.00 a PAIR? Maybe it's that 30.00 bra. Offers to make people lazier is all they are.
4:05 "People like their bullshit up and front where they can get a good strong whiff of it" George Carlin was spot on with pretty much everything he said
"If honesty was suddenly introduced into Politics, it would throw everything off, the whole system would collapse"-George Carlin More true than ever in 2022.
So true. I met one candidate for a republicans and used all the bullet points. Later he stayed around to talk to the people. I was one of the last. I asked if he really believed what he said. His response after looking around to see if anybody could hear was a soft no.
I know, it's amazing how he does it. I'd literally fuck up on the first few lines. Carlin is a genius, and will forever be the greatest comedian of all time 👊🏻💯
Very underrated set. Maybe in his top five. A blend of different types of George (funny, political/business critic, religious critic). Pure legendary comedy.
The irony is that some people think he’s joking lol his comedy tells you more truth than any news,politician, or whoever. George Carlin was one of the best.
You can tell the truth if it is portrayed as a joke, then it is in the hands of the audience to decipher what he was joking about. I think it's a 'big club' routine was the point that *'they'* had enough of him.
Tom Waits had a similar approach in his song “Step Right Up”: Step right up, step right up, step right up, Everyone's a winner, bargains galore That's right, you too can be the proud owner Of the quality goes in before the name goes on One-tenth of a dollar, one-tenth of a dollar, we got service after sales You need perfume? we got perfume, how 'bout an engagement ring? Something for the little lady, something for the little lady, Something for the little lady, hmm Three for a dollar We got a year-end clearance, we got a white sale And a smoke-damaged furniture, you can drive it away today Act now, act now, and receive as our gift, our gift to you They come in all colors, one size fits all No muss, no fuss, no spills, you're tired of kitchen drudgery Everything must go, going out of business, going out of business Going out of business sale Fifty percent off original retail price, skip the middle man Don't settle for less How do we do it? how do we do it? volume, volume, turn up the volume Now you've heard it advertised, don't hesitate Don't be caught with your drawers down, Don't be caught with your drawers down You can step right up, step right up…. And so on. www.google.com/search?q=step+right+up+lyrics+tom+waits&rlz=1C1EODB_enUS585US601&oq=step+right+up+lyrics+tom+&aqs=chrome.0.0j69i57j0j69i64.14271j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
I was raised on the comic genius of George Carlin and in turn, raised my Daughter with the same comic influence and taught her of the legend of "Uncle George". Got to meet the Man twice at shows in San Diego at "Humphreys By The Bay". Super cool dude. I watched as others stepped up to greet him and of course, they all had to say some humorous line that George wrote. I realized how ridiculous it was to do such a thing so I just shook his hand and said, "Hello Mr. Carlin. It's absolute honor to meet you." After a short 4 to 5 minute conversation, he ended with, "Don't ever lose your sense of humor." Words to live by. I have made it my life's goal to be Carlin's ghost and to carry that with me throughout my life in the hope of keeping his memory alive and to distribute his thoughts and ideas as I go along. He was the Master of words and language. RIP, Uncle George. You will always be the Greatest of all time. 😎👍
plus the jokes cover up what he actually thinks which i think is very intelligent because i dont think most people actually think what hes saying is what he believes and think its only a joke.
George left us over 14 years ago. As of today there isn’t anyone close to his observations. All comics have a space in their careers where things come together. George had his low points as well. But when he got it right no comedian has been close. The majority of George’s work didn’t insult us. He did do some pathetic fart jokes. It also seems some comedians have two acts to choose from. People seem to laugh more and easier when you have alcohol in you. This is the reason that many shows enforce a two drink minimum. COME BACK TO THE STAGE GEORGE, WE NEED YOU NOW MORE THEN EVER!
And just remember they're trying to reverse this, why else would it be hip to be square / boring / an ignorant sheep and into the latest bull crap fiction instead of saving awesome nature that's been here for thousands and millions of years? The world has literally gone insane more than not, so being actually insane is actually pretty cool and warranted... Obviously this is 'satire' and not legal advice xD
Just remember ppl if we somehow manage to fix this mess... if... he don't care either way, and wants no part in rejoice. Even if he's an inspiration to think, realize, and change for the better.
My dad took me to see George Carlin at a relatively rinky-dink venue, in my tiny state's capitol. I saw the "You're All Diseased" show (still my favorite one of Carlin's) from within the first few rows of the stage, at the age of sixteen or seventeen. He even delivered one quip while conspicuously leaning out and staring at *me.* Naturally, I had a *blast.* But at the time I didn't even recognize the man from having been on Shining Time Station, much less as a legendary groundbreaking comedian. Only in later years (when I became more culturally aware) did I realize my *sheer good fortune.* I hadn't just had a night of entertainment highly sought after, even in the far more cosmopolitan places where Carlin normally had shows. During his gig that legend of comedy took clear note of my presence, and (if only in the tiniest way) made me part of his act.
sho_1uv, actually Hurley is not wrong. the 1600's were still ripe with slavery in every known country across the globe, it was even used in Africa itself by several rival tribes (even till this day by the militias there). the only countries that were somewhat against slavery, but big on indentured servant-ism were Ireland, Japan, French-ruled districts of what is now known as Canada, Norway, Sweden, and Germany. virtually every other country either used slaves, or was used as a marketing hub for them, grounds for capturing/ kidnapping people for the slave trade, or were conquered in some petty war or conquest and had its populations captured and sold as slaves. like it or not, human trafficking was big during that time-period, and though it's diminished greatly, its still practiced by several underground groups these days within the criminal element.
“The rules are simple: they lie to us, we know they're lying, they know we know they're lying, but they keep lying to us, and we keep pretending to believe them.” ― Elena Gorokhova, A Mountain of Crumbs
I’ve watched this over and over again. It feels fresh and relevant in 2022 and only further confirms his unique type of genius. I’m in awe of his brilliance ✨
He was a 'profit' of modern times! I really wish George was still with us. The way things have gone these days...I wish I could hear his take on things currently!
Citizen of the Republic marketing is simply the principle of getting your product known and convincing people to buy it. If you product *will* make people's lives better, or make them feel good, what is unethical is to *not* market it. Just like a shovel, you can use it to kill or you can use it to build. What matters is what you do with it (just so happens most use it to sell bullshit rather than make you happy) If doctors and scientists were bad salesmen no one would ever get healed.
Beautiful. This is EXACTLY why I use Adblock, listen to an mp3 player in the vehicle, and flip the channels on TV. I am so SICK of commercialism. God Bless George Carlin.
+Cookie Monster™ Like some kind of chipmunk on meth. Hopefully he dies / has died in an entertaining way. Maybe gathering vast amounts of intestinal gas and spontaneously exploding?
It's hard to imagine how much more transparently full of shit a human being can be than Trump. But Americans always impress with just how long they will go. I can't wait to see what kind of shitshow will transpire in the coming years.
I worked with George Carlin in the 1990s. He was a gentle man with a big heart. I'm gay. He couldn't have cared less. He loved everyone... except phonies and liars. (And, unlike Tim Allen who swore at everyone during our photo shoot, George didn't curse at anyone. He treated everyone with respect.) I miss him. Genius comic.
Seems to me you didn’t understand his bit in any way… bullshit was always around…only thing that has changed are the millions of Whitney little bitches like you, that think they have a certain place in history reserved for them because it’s 2022 now and you suffer so hard from commenting from your iPad…ffs grow a pair… listen to him and understand what he is saying…idiot..tard
When he puts it that way... the "almighty" kinda sorta sounds a little bit like a mean drunk of a deadbeat dad with a gambling problem... doesn't he? ^^
KerayZ he was a disgrace, he should have weighed his words, he is way out of line, but he probably was never taught how to talk about something you don’t agree on with class.
So, in 1998 or 1999 I saw him do his 1st show on this bit, which was a HBO Special, in Las Vegas at Bally’s. Had a trade show out there and as I looked for shows to see in advance, I called my Boss and he said “Let’s Do It, how much?” Tickets were $75. Our table was 2 row from the stage, and I must’ve made eye contact with him a dozen times. It was easy to see he was really checking the audience for feedback. It was a surreal experience, probably the equivalent of a dream you say “You’ll never believe this dream I had…” I’d love to hear him do some shtick on pronouns & gender. Mercy.
No wonder they killed him. Why anyone votes in the USA or the UK is beyond me, as all politicians are vile, corrupt, deviate scumbags. BUT the general population have a room temperature IQ, so they get away with it. Checkmate.
Ivor Biggun You might just be right my friend, in the world of today there are so many overfunded bullshit intelligence agencies protecting our "freedoms" one loses the fucking count!
Mmmm 2 of those...onstage he was very intense. He did settle down by the time he was on comedy central as a regular host, and (seemed to) love his time as Rufus.
@Raspian Kiado Socrate’s society publicly executed him for “poisoning the minds” of the youth. The ideal society that he envisioned, as depicted in the book The Republic, was very different to the Athenian government that put him in a hemlock.
Well common sense is a mistake in itself since if it was common everyone would have it so I guess we should just call it sense from now on and common sense should just be another phrase for bullshit
I really like this comment. My take on common sense is that it was common sense a long time ago when there was still some critical thinking in the world. Example, there was a time when people didn't need to be told it was a bad idea to try and take a selfie while trying to teabag a great white shark or piss on an electric fence while doused in petrol. In the time we live in the uncommon sense is where you want to be because then at least you have any kind of remnant of sense as opposed to none at all
I am, for all intents and purposes, a binative speaker, with one of my native languages being English. However, I couldn’t even imagine myself putting down so many different words in either of my two tongues. He must have extensively rehearsed for this, as his speech/show was so remarkably well put together. I applaud this man and may he rest in peace.
I believe he was a "comedian" because this way he would reach more people and he could have the chance of "free speech" think about it. If he was labeled something else, he would have been restricted and held back from his ideologies and opinions. His "speeches/lectures" I'm calling it that. Come across a bit comedic because of his delivery but are 100% true.
Remember Dolly the Sheep, the first genetically cloned living thing? If I had anything to do with it, I would have ordered a 100 cloned copies of this genius of a comedian, as America needs a 100 George Carlins now. Yessir, I would have his likeness carved out of the mountainside too, and have his statue installed in every townhall of every city in this country. Too, I would make it compulsory for young school-going kids to watch all his comedy episodes as part of their required curriculum. They need to grow up acquiring a healthy rejection and dislike for the kind of things infesting this country, and against which George Carlin had campaigned so beautifully. Juvenile the Satirist from ancient Roman times would have taken his hat off for this great man himself.
I stand in awe of Carlin's ability to write, memorize, and deliver these epic hour-long verbal feasts that so precisely satirize all facets of American culture.
They disliked him because he hit them with the truth. Made everyone look at themselves in a mirror and realize what fools they were. So many of them had that blood he mentioned dripping out of their asses
I never knew that anyone thought he was crazy. I met him during the filming of Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. Nothing crazy that I detected. Extremely intelligent.
I've followed GC since he became known on the comedy scene. No one ever referred to him as crazy. Most people agreed that he was ahead of the times. The material that George started with became quite commonplace in the world of comedy after George got the ball rolling.
He must have rehearsed hours and hours to so easily rattle off those lists. His cadence and patterns of putting the words together just right is genius. A maestro of using language.
mr. jinks
he probably just watched one too many t.v. commercials ...
mr. jinks you don’t say? I sure hope he rehearsed his skit before going out in front of a group of people and I’m sure he did the same comedy show in 20 other clubs. I’m sure he isn’t freestyling this shit. If so he’s one hell of a comedian
I can't remember what I had for dinner last night. :(
@@HenleyVision-db8rj he's 1 hell of a Comedian!
@BeeBea "It's HAS someone" Are you for real?
“ When telling people the truth, you have to make them laugh, or they will kill you.”- Oscar Wilde
The wisest comment I have ever read!
@Rambo nailed it
Fuck Oscar Wild. Carling is the Boss!
ZENSIBLE Where Do you think I got the quote? That’s why Carlin was a genius!
Nazqua Actually no! I have more. “When tyranny becomes law, rebellion is duty.”- Thomas Jefferson
George was a true genius. The hours & hours of material he wrote, is absolutely unprecedented. I would love to hear his take on the state of affairs these days. There will never be another George Carlin & that makes me sad.
It's not that we'll never have people like George again, people today just wouldn't let him perform
@@wills_corner Hi,so we as a society have become less liberal and tolerant then,didn't realize that ,I thought the opposite with the open use of swearing in the media,which was absolutely
unheard of when I was younger.
The first rapper I believe,😎
He was in show biz. This is just schtick.
...or Bill Hicks 😞
George Carlin is timeless because he understands the human condition
Also because the conditions don’t change. Politicians and businessmen they never change
He was inspired by this Tom Waits song from midle 70' th-cam.com/video/kTdScE3Rqh8/w-d-xo.html
The world changed for the worse when we lost him.
@@sln7839 you neither
It’s to bad he didn’t understand his own spiritual condition.
Bullshit is the glue that binds us together as a nation.
- George Carlin
@Raspian Kiado Ahh The US more than most. Especially in this last decade
@@johnc1280 When you are born into the world you get a ticket to the freakshow, when you are born in America you get a front row seat.
-George Carlin
A statement that ages like a fine wine.
@@1112viggo because everyone is at the mall, reaching into their Fanny pack for their credit card to pay for sneakers with lights in them
Damn!! I missed the sale on those sneakers again!!😂😂😂😂
@@Cat-qz9tu ‘too many choices America; not healthy!’
George Carlin was being serious. he only disguised it as humor.
There is often more truth in humor than the most serious seriousness.
Jay Stimson
Yeah humans become happy when they learn a new thing... wich is why smart comedians try to learn you something new, because it automatically activates a mechanism that makes you laugh
Jay Stimson Oh, wow. Fucking genius. Wasn’t that fucking enlightening?
@@DeAngelo77 shut the hell up
I agree so much
The genius
The flow
The language
The poetry
What a great talent
A truely unique man and comedian
Thanks George
Yeah but he featured in Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure so…
... the Truth.
@@oldfan1963 i came in to say that , u already did .thats nice 🙂
Stunningly~!
It’s to bad he didn’t use this gift from God to win people to Jesus,than mock God and his son Jesus,and his future kingdom.
It wasn't until the last 15 to 20 yrs of his life until people started to listen and respect the honesty of his message. What a genius of comedy, thank you George ❤
The way George Carlin says “bull shit” is oddly satisfying
We all need advertising just not the BS. mytradiefinder.com.au/tradesmen-advertising/
@@mytradiefinder9683 Get fucked idiot.
@@mytradiefinder9683 You mean the advertising that tries to sell us beed sheets for 87.00 for a TWIN bed? Or the ads that come at mealtime to tell us we're all fat?Women's panties for 25.00 a PAIR? Maybe it's that 30.00 bra. Offers to make people lazier is all they are.
and "dumb ass" too
Because he says it about things that are, so it's truthful.
Telling truth is more funny than telling a joke!
I think it's more like telling truth in a joking way
It’s the irony that’s funny
not always, delivery is KEY
Carlo Roma ABSOLUTELY!!!
Great comment!
4:05 "People like their bullshit up and front where they can get a good strong whiff of it"
George Carlin was spot on with pretty much everything he said
He predicted Trump, he might be a scumbag, but at least he doesn't pretend to give a shit.
"If honesty was suddenly introduced into Politics, it would throw everything off, the whole system would collapse"-George Carlin
More true than ever in 2022.
Truer words were never spoken. Everything you see on tv these days when you watch the news is 100% B.S.
@@jamesbowen8960 Especially from mainstream media.
@@GagandeepSinghKundi That's exactly what I mean
I can think a like, two politians that seem honest, and they're state level
So true.
I met one candidate for a republicans and used all the bullet points.
Later he stayed around to talk to the people. I was one of the last. I asked if he really believed what he said. His response after looking around to see if anybody could hear was a soft no.
2020 desperatelly needs George's intellect and criticism.
No...we need guns like our forefathers ;-)
ZiNG I was just thinking the same thing.
ZING-Only the Irish can do that! lol
@@laragreene8328 "our forefathers" only had guns to enforce their BULLSHIT! Bullshit rights, bullshit laws, bullshit this and that of theirs!!!!!!!!
@@JayLupe Happy to piss off your little worthless Ego......LOL!!
I was always amazed how he could remember and deliver his "lists"! Just like he's reading a monitor!
I know, it's amazing how he does it. I'd literally fuck up on the first few lines. Carlin is a genius, and will forever be the greatest comedian of all time 👊🏻💯
+tionlover I think you're right
It's called practice
He use to rehearse all the time before shows.
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We won't see another true intellect like George in another lifetime, I'm so glad to see him perform while he was alive.
Ignorant child
Here's a man who had real insights of human society. His genius was in the way he communicated. Worth watching again and again.
"No cash? No problem."
The way he says it is perfect.
That charismatic greedy fine-print predatory inflection haha
Well at least I haven't done the check into cash loan shark thing.
Hotel. trivago.
He would have said that.
Man this never gets old..
Me too, lol
Drew Wilson you never get old?
His English is bad sometimes ;)
Jake Walsh
And I refuse to grow up, lol
Drew Wilson Nahh, you just can't speak right
Very underrated set. Maybe in his top five. A blend of different types of George (funny, political/business critic, religious critic).
Pure legendary comedy.
The irony is that some people think he’s joking lol his comedy tells you more truth than any news,politician, or whoever. George Carlin was one of the best.
He spoke the truth! We need a another George carlin!!
Everyone knows he wasn’t joking - he was just phrasing the truth in a funny way. Big difference.
You can tell the truth if it is portrayed as a joke, then it is in the hands of the audience to decipher what he was joking about. I think it's a 'big club' routine was the point that *'they'* had enough of him.
A classic, deluxe, custom, designer, luxury, prestige, high quality, premium, select, gourmet pocket flashlight.
One of Carlin's greatest bits
Sgt. Pepper you mean fleshlight?
Get a job and a girlfriend you fucking stupid tosser.
Right here 1:35
Sgt. Pepper ok v
Tom Waits had a similar approach in his song “Step Right Up”:
Step right up, step right up, step right up,
Everyone's a winner, bargains galore
That's right, you too can be the proud owner
Of the quality goes in before the name goes on
One-tenth of a dollar, one-tenth of a dollar, we got service after sales
You need perfume? we got perfume, how 'bout an engagement ring?
Something for the little lady, something for the little lady,
Something for the little lady, hmm
Three for a dollar
We got a year-end clearance, we got a white sale
And a smoke-damaged furniture, you can drive it away today
Act now, act now, and receive as our gift, our gift to you
They come in all colors, one size fits all
No muss, no fuss, no spills, you're tired of kitchen drudgery
Everything must go, going out of business, going out of business
Going out of business sale
Fifty percent off original retail price, skip the middle man
Don't settle for less
How do we do it? how do we do it? volume, volume, turn up the volume
Now you've heard it advertised, don't hesitate
Don't be caught with your drawers down,
Don't be caught with your drawers down
You can step right up, step right up….
And so on.
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His memory for those extensive opening lines is astounding.
WAS
@@SoapinTrucker ?
@@wish* was* because Sir George is Dead
Sammy It still IS astounding because we’re referring to the video, which we’re watching now.
Maybe not, as who hasn't grown up hearing those snippets until they became imprinted?
I was raised on the comic genius of George Carlin and in turn, raised my Daughter with the same comic influence and taught her of the legend of "Uncle George". Got to meet the Man twice at shows in San Diego at "Humphreys By The Bay". Super cool dude. I watched as others stepped up to greet him and of course, they all had to say some humorous line that George wrote. I realized how ridiculous it was to do such a thing so I just shook his hand and said, "Hello Mr. Carlin. It's absolute honor to meet you." After a short 4 to 5 minute conversation, he ended with, "Don't ever lose your sense of humor." Words to live by. I have made it my life's goal to be Carlin's ghost and to carry that with me throughout my life in the hope of keeping his memory alive and to distribute his thoughts and ideas as I go along. He was the Master of words and language. RIP, Uncle George. You will always be the Greatest of all time. 😎👍
“But he loves you” the comedic timing is so poetic
George had a genuine grip on reality.
In less than 10 minutes, George Carlin completely deconstructs modern society. Simply brilliant!
Luke Starkiller any human can do this, He just has the balls to call people out on these things and also entertain people while hes at it.
plus the jokes cover up what he actually thinks which i think is very intelligent because i dont think most people actually think what hes saying is what he believes and think its only a joke.
The jokes aren't covering up what he actually thinks, dumbass. This IS what he thinks.
And he'll save you way more on car insurance than an obnoxious lizard who think's he's so great.
@@Launchpad05 i can save you more its simple don't buy a car and just get a good bike
George was a genius, A national treasure.
5:25 “Unzips his pants… and services the account!” Utter brilliance. Carlin is the most genius American to ever live.
A philosopher with a great sense of humour....
A comedian with brilliant insight.
He was no philosopher he just had these vital things people seem to lack nowadays: Sense Logic and fucking Objectivity
Well Played aka balls to call people out on their BULLSHIT
He's not being funny....he's being VERY sarcastic. Sarcasm: the ability to insult idiots while making them think you are just kidding.
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Advertising is how the rich beg.
No its like fuckin a woman in the ashole and promising her you truly love her.
wow. well said. gotta remember that phrase.
Amazing way to look at it and so fucking true.
@@tavoiaiono7885 Or like begging for a girl's phone number.
Love this!
"Void where prohibited, except in Indiana!" Why does that line always bring a smile to my face?
2022 and he would have enough new material to last a lifetime..
"Advertising sells you things you don't need and can't afford that are over priced and don't work" boom
@Thicc Alien Pay attention to the context
America in a nutshell. Sell crap and hope that some dipshit "Needs it"
Haha yeah just watch the videos by Vivian. Vivian tries she debunked all this crap that they advertise
What is boom?
Ok boom
George never gets old, his insight and humor. Been listening for 50 years.
So true. Will always be remembered as a man for all seasons. No one comes close.
Don’t depend on George for eternal security.
He was a comedic God who made life situations funny.
George left us over 14 years ago. As of today there isn’t anyone close to his observations. All comics have a space in their careers where things come together. George had his low points as well. But when he got it right no comedian has been close. The majority of George’s work didn’t insult us. He did do some pathetic fart jokes. It also seems some comedians have two acts to choose from. People seem to laugh more and easier when you have alcohol in you. This is the reason that many shows enforce a two drink minimum. COME BACK TO THE STAGE GEORGE, WE NEED YOU NOW MORE THEN EVER!
''What do you call a female peacock?..............a peacunt'' ~ George Carlin
ya to pull this off with no stuttering or forgetting or running out of breath or anything is pure genius. well done good sir!
This man changed my life many years ago, really opened up my eyes to the world around us.
Same here.
And just remember they're trying to reverse this, why else would it be hip to be square / boring / an ignorant sheep and into the latest bull crap fiction instead of saving awesome nature that's been here for thousands and millions of years? The world has literally gone insane more than not, so being actually insane is actually pretty cool and warranted... Obviously this is 'satire' and not legal advice xD
Same here man
unfortunately, I had to live it until I realized how much sense he made.
You become more synical as you get older,I've always looked objectively at life anyway,it's called being me.
Who’s here in 2020-2021 listening to Carlin tell us the truth 20 years ago?
The truth is timeless.
True then, true now. Damn, we need this man to knock some sense into a lot of people's heads in this time.
Loved the bull s segment
Miss him. Need that wit to get out of the funk.
Rise up, stay sober, resist, and laugh loudly in the faces of your deceivers!
🖖
Just remember ppl if we somehow manage to fix this mess... if... he don't care either way, and wants no part in rejoice. Even if he's an inspiration to think, realize, and change for the better.
My dad took me to see George Carlin at a relatively rinky-dink venue, in my tiny state's capitol. I saw the "You're All Diseased" show (still my favorite one of Carlin's) from within the first few rows of the stage, at the age of sixteen or seventeen. He even delivered one quip while conspicuously leaning out and staring at *me.*
Naturally, I had a *blast.* But at the time I didn't even recognize the man from having been on Shining Time Station, much less as a legendary groundbreaking comedian. Only in later years (when I became more culturally aware) did I realize my *sheer good fortune.* I hadn't just had a night of entertainment highly sought after, even in the far more cosmopolitan places where Carlin normally had shows. During his gig that legend of comedy took clear note of my presence, and (if only in the tiniest way) made me part of his act.
“But he loves you” 😂
I’ve seen that bit a thousand times and the delivery still makes me laugh. Utter brilliance in mocking how ludicrous religion is.
"This country was founded by a group of slave owners who told us that all men are created equal." Enough said. That quote sums it all up.
Gabriel Feldman oh the irony
The bigger irony is knowing slavery was needed to start any kind of country at the time! Life in general is ironic...
All men are created equal, now go get me a coffee boy.
Hyper Hurley that doesnt make shit for sense. u cant even provide facts about that kind of a baseless opinion. youre full of shit
sho_1uv, actually Hurley is not wrong. the 1600's were still ripe with slavery in every known country across the globe, it was even used in Africa itself by several rival tribes (even till this day by the militias there). the only countries that were somewhat against slavery, but big on indentured servant-ism were Ireland, Japan, French-ruled districts of what is now known as Canada, Norway, Sweden, and Germany. virtually every other country either used slaves, or was used as a marketing hub for them, grounds for capturing/ kidnapping people for the slave trade, or were conquered in some petty war or conquest and had its populations captured and sold as slaves. like it or not, human trafficking was big during that time-period, and though it's diminished greatly, its still practiced by several underground groups these days within the criminal element.
“The rules are simple: they lie to us, we know they're lying, they know we know they're lying, but they keep lying to us, and we keep pretending to believe them.”
― Elena Gorokhova, A Mountain of Crumbs
That's true
Awesome
amazing.
+George Papageorgakis YES!
+George Papageorgakis So freaking true!
George was the GOAT ! Everything about him was GENIUS. He said it like it is. Loved his way with words.He was one of a kind. RIP GC
I’ve watched this over and over again. It feels fresh and relevant in 2022 and only further confirms his unique type of genius. I’m in awe of his brilliance ✨
AMEN!!
He was a 'profit' of modern times!
I really wish George was still with us. The way things have gone these days...I wish I could hear his take on things currently!
George had balls regardless of what anyone thought about him and thinks about him.
George wasn't going to waste energy on what human beings thought of him. And rightly so, most people are fucking idiots
@@omairsheikh3982 like yourself
Absolutely!
“It’s important not to give a shit.”
-George Carlin
🖖
@@darkshock3923 your the reason kids shouldn’t be allowed to have smartphones and internet access. Mommy needs to set better permissions.
as a student studying marketing and business management.....this is fucking spot on.
If you have any integrity that's one career path you're destined to suck at.
This is advertising not marketing ..
Marketing is a bigger more important, useful word.. If you are. Studying marketing you would know what I mean.
Same shit, different scale.
Citizen of the Republic haha
Citizen of the Republic marketing is simply the principle of getting your product known and convincing people to buy it.
If you product *will* make people's lives better, or make them feel good, what is unethical is to *not* market it.
Just like a shovel, you can use it to kill or you can use it to build. What matters is what you do with it
(just so happens most use it to sell bullshit rather than make you happy)
If doctors and scientists were bad salesmen no one would ever get healed.
The one guy giggling in the crowd after almost every joke makes it even better
Makes me more and more irritable.
This is not comedy, this is a sophisticated introspection in the man's society with no regrets. just astonishing
As Richard Jeni once said "If the USA was a living person, it'd be a car salesman with a flame thrower"
An overweight, drunk car salesman, with a flamethrower, knee-deep in dept.
Good one! Man I forgot all about Richard jeni. That guy was classic!
@@MrAstrojensen knee deep in department?
That would be Elon Musk currently. Vehicles to space powered by flame throwers
I miss both Richard and George; both were brilliant..
Beautiful. This is EXACTLY why I use Adblock, listen to an mp3 player in the vehicle, and flip the channels on TV. I am so SICK of commercialism.
God Bless George Carlin.
To my Google family: WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE.
Yeah because having a car isnt commercialism.
@@koolkitties8552 Yikes! A car!
I swear George Carlin could see the future.
Everything he Has Ever joked about as far as government and people are spot on !!
I wish he was still around today. His insights are so SO accurate and we need more people of those revealings today!
I can't be the only one who heard that ONE GUY laughing...
+Cookie Monster™ Like some kind of chipmunk on meth. Hopefully he dies / has died in an entertaining way. Maybe gathering vast amounts of intestinal gas and spontaneously exploding?
+Cookie Monster™ That ONE GUY remembers me a LOT of a friend of mine.
+Cookie Monster™ He has a funny laugh!
+Cookie Monster™ I was just about to comment on that guy; his cackle makes me wanna slap him in the face with a brick
Where at
The first two and a half minutes were glorious.
How does he remember all that?
Vito C they same way you remember anything else, im guessing you weren't very good at making speeches in class...
iBang Urmom fuck face
Vito C Probably the same way you remember a song
Vito C right? That was perfect
Practice and preparation.
Hands down the greatest comedian to ever live. No other comes close.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Pure genius the best comedian ever R.I.P George 💙😇🕊️
Hello Kim
How are you doing today?
"This country was founded by slave owners who said all men are created equal" 🙏R.I.P George Carlin=Legend
STUNNINGLY full of shit.
He was only 64. Im thinking that he was a heavy drinker.
@@davemojarra4734 honestly I could care less what he died from his LEGACY lives on
He was 71 and had heart problems because of heavy drug use in his youth.
“Shit happens “ we’ve been able to go back and cherish his wisdom
2019 This is so relevant. Will still be in 2119. RIP George...sorely missed.
8193: Georgey come back pweeze.
It's hard to imagine how much more transparently full of shit a human being can be than Trump. But Americans always impress with just how long they will go. I can't wait to see what kind of shitshow will transpire in the coming years.
Ohh nooo he passed 😓😓😥😥✊ RIP always loved him
It won’t be relevant in 2119. Humans will be extinct long before then because we didn’t listen to George sooner.
@@jonwhite8815 it's easy...just look in the mirror democrat asshole. 👆💩
George's logic applies to all of our ages. This could apply to all of the future
He mocked and explained whole way of business advertising in first 2.30 minutes. What a genius. George Carlin, we love you.
I worked with George Carlin in the 1990s. He was a gentle man with a big heart. I'm gay. He couldn't have cared less. He loved everyone... except phonies and liars. (And, unlike Tim Allen who swore at everyone during our photo shoot, George didn't curse at anyone. He treated everyone with respect.) I miss him. Genius comic.
Used to listen to his brother Pat on wdst radio Woodstock for his 4:20 daily show.
I like Tool Time, but I think Allen is highly arrogant and selfloving (the bad way).
Greetings from Europe
That is a wonderfull memory. Cherish it🙂👍.
@@didiervancampo9384 I lied, I'm 16 and i never met the guy, im also extremely homophobic.
@@reculate3332 🤣
The irony is that while listening to him , I felt like buying whatever he was selling.
BULLSHIT
I concur
Limited edition bullshit
So, it works then.
@@user-lh2hx5xf4e High quality bullshit..
We need George Carlin's brutal honesty so badly in 2022. Political correctness is gotten out of hand.
"It always amuses me people think that bullshit comes from certain places. Bullshit is everywhere!"
Seems to me you didn’t understand his bit in any way… bullshit was always around…only thing that has changed are the millions of Whitney little bitches like you, that think they have a certain place in history reserved for them because it’s 2022 now and you suffer so hard from commenting from your iPad…ffs grow a pair… listen to him and understand what he is saying…idiot..tard
One of THE GREATEST philosophers of our time. Without a doubt..!!!!
"But he loves you. He loves you... and he needs money! He's all knowing, all powerful, just not great with money."
True
When he puts it that way... the "almighty" kinda sorta sounds a little bit like a mean drunk of a deadbeat dad with a gambling problem... doesn't he? ^^
A genius who is still relevant today. I love this man and his realistic honest insight about our society.
Too.bad that he died. I would give anything to hear what he would hear what he wouod have said about today's politicals!!
The Invisible Guy is within you.
I'm in marketing. I feel sick everday. He's right. The best prophet we've ever had is George Carlin.
I miss him so much. He said all there was to say. Pure genius.
He really was a genius. RIP George
Rest in Peace...I think he would find that hilarious.
KerayZ he was a disgrace, he should have weighed his words, he is way out of line, but he probably was never taught how to talk about something you don’t agree on with class.
So, in 1998 or 1999 I saw him do his 1st show on this bit, which was a HBO Special, in Las Vegas at Bally’s. Had a trade show out there and as I looked for shows to see in advance, I called my Boss and he said “Let’s Do It, how much?” Tickets were $75. Our table was 2 row from the stage, and I must’ve made eye contact with him a dozen times. It was easy to see he was really checking the audience for feedback. It was a surreal experience, probably the equivalent of a dream you say “You’ll never believe this dream I had…”
I’d love to hear him do some shtick on pronouns & gender. Mercy.
That routine is just brilliant... Pure Carlin genius !!! Still the GOAT
in my opinion...
I needed my weekly fix of Carlin...I can only imagine what his material would be like if he could see the shitshow the world is in now!...
p40 tomahawk would love to see him skewer “ethical billionaires”
B JP Bernie Sanders lol
ASeasonedWitch all of his truths still apply.
Especially right now
He was a gormet comic
Probably the most intelligent American I have ever seen.
Brilliant! :-)
Interesting. PS I reckon Mossad is behind the Paris shootings.
No wonder they killed him.
Why anyone votes in the USA or the UK is beyond me, as all politicians are vile, corrupt, deviate scumbags. BUT the general population have a room temperature IQ, so they get away with it. Checkmate.
Ivor Biggun You might just be right my friend, in the world of today there are so many overfunded bullshit intelligence agencies protecting our "freedoms" one loses the fucking count!
You can always tell when a politician is lying. Their lips move.
Older I get, more I relate to this stuff
he was the truest jester. he poked a hole in every absurdity that people accepted as normal
This should be mandatory material on every school, I would love to see how the advertising industry reacts.
Jon theGreat according to Bill Hicks, they should kill themselves lol
@@kronos251 that man died far too young
they would say this is genius marketing
lmfao... The same ones who own the media and government obviously own the schools... They would never show this.
I think religion would be more worried about it lol
Socrates said that the three things necessary for a healthy society were Purpose, Entertainment, and Contemplation. Carlin embodied all three.
Mmmm 2 of those...onstage he was very intense. He did settle down by the time he was on comedy central as a regular host, and (seemed to) love his time as Rufus.
Purpose?
@@JDG-hq8gy to wake people up and make them question all the bullshit that they are programmed to just go with
@Raspian Kiado Socrate’s society publicly executed him for “poisoning the minds” of the youth. The ideal society that he envisioned, as depicted in the book The Republic, was very different to the Athenian government that put him in a hemlock.
@@JDG-hq8gy I thought Plato wrote The Republic?
I am a Brit. Never heard of George but he is brilliant! His religion bit was just pure quality, every theology student should listen to it
This man is not just a comedian. He is a prophet
Dude was a Genius no doubt. his ability to dissect serious real issues to their bare core is extraordinary
Is he not alive ?
@@shantie66 um, no dear, the great George Carlin has since passed. He is now torturing the god he so loved to clown.
You mean common sense?
Well common sense is a mistake in itself since if it was common everyone would have it so I guess we should just call it sense from now on and common sense should just be another phrase for bullshit
I really like this comment. My take on common sense is that it was common sense a long time ago when there was still some critical thinking in the world. Example, there was a time when people didn't need to be told it was a bad idea to try and take a selfie while trying to teabag a great white shark or piss on an electric fence while doused in petrol. In the time we live in the uncommon sense is where you want to be because then at least you have any kind of remnant of sense as opposed to none at all
He forgot one:
Must be 18 years or older to order
I bet you feel smart now
He should, George forgot one
Plus shipping and handling
@@fumothfan9 Free shipping is already included
Oh you bully we already have it when step up to 8
I am, for all intents and purposes, a binative speaker, with one of my native languages being English. However, I couldn’t even imagine myself putting down so many different words in either of my two tongues. He must have extensively rehearsed for this, as his speech/show was so remarkably well put together. I applaud this man and may he rest in peace.
I miss you George.....my favorite line...."The American Dream, You have to be asleep to believe it "
If politicians were honest, they wouldn't be politicians.
Quite possibly the greatest social commentator of all time. RIP George, you are immortal.
2022 and everything he says is STILL true.
I believe he was a "comedian" because this way he would reach more people and he could have the chance of "free speech" think about it. If he was labeled something else, he would have been restricted and held back from his ideologies and opinions. His "speeches/lectures" I'm calling it that. Come across a bit comedic because of his delivery but are 100% true.
Remember Dolly the Sheep, the first genetically cloned living thing?
If I had anything to do with it, I would have ordered a 100 cloned copies of this genius of a comedian, as America needs a 100 George Carlins now. Yessir, I would have his likeness carved out of the mountainside too, and have his statue installed in every townhall of every city in this country. Too, I would make it compulsory for young school-going kids to watch all his comedy episodes as part of their required curriculum. They need to grow up acquiring a healthy rejection and dislike for the kind of things infesting this country, and against which George Carlin had campaigned so beautifully. Juvenile the Satirist from ancient Roman times would have taken his hat off for this great man himself.
Nothing like a logo costing 2000% more than its worth
*Cough* Supreme *Cough*
@@MausOfTheHouse Apple tech. LOL
You people set the price by willingly paying for the hype🤷🏼♂️
Logo is on its own, its branding where logos sits under. Branding should cost the value and importance it brings the client.
Like Mercedes-Benz nowadays, seriously.
“The entire country is full of shit”
Well that aged really well. And I’m not being sarcastic
It didn’t age, it has always been this bad
always has been.
The entire world is full of shit*
I m full of shit help me constipation is painful
@Vladimir.....Quite accurate and astute sir. 🖖
They should put this on every Sunday morning before the Televangelists come on asking for “a gift of faith”.
#word 💯
“But he loves you….. and he needs money.”
G. Carlin to audience: "you're full of bullshit"
Audience : Applause!
Excremental mass approval
At least they're honest
hrmm yes indeed, "they" are full of shit. not me, not we. I'm watching it on youtube, that totally makes me better than "them" ohohoho
This may be the greatest most articulate 10 minutes in comedic history… I say that because EVERYTHING he stated is still 💯 relevant to this day.
Just as true today as back then.....More so today.
I stand in awe of Carlin's ability to write, memorize, and deliver these epic hour-long verbal feasts that so precisely satirize all facets of American culture.
sure😂😂😂😂😂
Not, he just knew
I like to think I'm Timothee Chalamet in a leather gimp suit.
“He loves you and he needs money “ relationship these days
Yes but replace "he" with "she".
Or Democrat leadership.
in fairness, people have to live paycheck to paycheck. Sometimes young people have not choice
@@ancientgear7192 Spotted the lonely incel
Been that way since the very beginning
It's sad some people thought he was crazy. He just knew how to communicate so much of our problems without wasting time.. genius rip
They disliked him because he hit them with the truth. Made everyone look at themselves in a mirror and realize what fools they were. So many of them had that blood he mentioned dripping out of their asses
I never knew that anyone thought he was crazy. I met him during the filming of Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. Nothing crazy that I detected. Extremely intelligent.
They didn’t think he was crazy. They didn’t want to hear the truth.
Who thought he was crazy? I never heard that, and I’ve been a fan since I attended his live show as a kid in the early 80s.
I've followed GC since he became known on the comedy scene. No one ever referred to him as crazy. Most people agreed that he was ahead of the times. The material that George started with became quite commonplace in the world of comedy after George got the ball rolling.
Nothing better than sarcastic humor with a strong whiff of cynicism.
"But I love you" 🤣 I'm in stitches