I went to middle school with Derrick and played football with him. Always the guy on the football bus rides doing impressions of the coaches. Keep it up, man! Harvest Alabama Reppin
Me too...I passed by this video numerous times..mainly because I have a shirt just like his..and I became sad...anyway...I'm gonna look up more of his stuff❤
Oh my gosh, I just screamed when this randomly showed up on my TH-cam feed. I went to school with Derrick, and he has always been one of the funniest people I have ever known. Good guy too :) So proud of you, Derrick 🥰
Born in 1984, started Kindergarten in 1990 and ended 1999 in 9th grade...a genuine 80s baby/90s kid and all of this is spot on!!! All the memories came flooding back, good and bad...but I wouldn't change it for the world. 80s/90s was an awesome time to be a kid, I feel like society really ramped up to tailor to children in those decades. Everything was bright and multicolored, crazy patterns, cartoons went absolutely bananas, toy companies went even crazier with new stuff coming out every day with a commercial to match, playground equipment got real experimental 🤣, amusement parks went ham on their new rides and attractions, no one did kids and family friendly movies like the 80s/90s, dance music was all the rage...just one big party! Ahh, what a time to grow up ❤
This dude had me rolling the whole time...his dui bit is so funny and probably the most original take on it that I've ever heard. His whole energy and bit was spot on. The cadence of his timing and delivery is spot on
The bit about being stranded at a party was so damn relatable! Whether your friends were drunk, hooking up or just left without you. No Uber meant we were sleeping at a stranger's house and it was definitely WEIRD lol
"Tyler promised us he was going to be sober, Tyler lied!!!" It was at that moment I locked in. He could have kept going for another 15 minutes and it would have felt like the same length of time.
Yeah he had 3 separate joke premises that could have been the full act all by themselves. Making it home was pretty fleshed out, but the "Really I'm the gay one?" had so much more to be said.
I once slept in a movie theatre, went into the bathroom and took paper towels and toilet paper and shoved it under my clothes to keep warm. Slept on three seats, the movie was playing all night for whatever reason, it just never stopped. I picked the worst movie to sleep in, it was some action movie. I woke up to explosions in one scene every flip of the movie. Some guy rolled down the aisle with janitor's cart/rolling garbage and I rolled down to the ground, he definitely saw me but didn't say anything, God bless 'em.
We used to sleep in my friend sun room like twice a month cuz he was Jewish and we could drink Jewish wine with his mom then we would play video games till his dad would yell at us for being too loud and would make us leave out the front door but his mom would run and open the sunroom for us and even their son would come sleep out there with us
Yeah but have you ever been to a house party where you decided to cuddle up against a random wall with a pan as a pillow, the bath mat as a blanket, and wake up wondering why you can only smell piss? Fun times......kinda.
I remember waking up under a trampoline and once in my best friends sisters bed fully clothed including shoes and some random other girl not the sister. It was awkward.
@alynntrendowski3229 omg, yes!!! When you're hanging out at a party where the host was too broke to have enough booze, so you're waiting for 6am to buy more alcohol from the gas station (it's Louisiana), then powerblackout, so's you can wake up around noon-thirty 🖤
That cracked me up, too. My high school drinking and driving days (not proud of it) was during the late 90’s and when I graduated in the spring of 2000 and it’s crazy the things people will come up with. It wasn’t even to sober up, but what we thought would beat a breathalyzer (as if it would even work). We were told to put a penny in our mouth. Of course, we were drunk, but still, we didn’t even question it lol. Uber was founded 5 years after I finished with college. It would’ve been nice to have during high school/college! Thankfully, I never got caught by the law while drinking and driving! I lived in a rural area, so we always took all of the backroads we could! If there was a time that a party wasn’t going on, we’d go “backroading” which is just loading up in a vehicle and driving the backroads to drink that night, in case there’s anyone who isn’t familiar. I wonder if kids still do that.
I was born in 91 but my aunt was born in 82 and when she wasnt in school i was with her all the time from 4 and up. I watched all the shows and movies with her. Played all the games and listened to all the music with her
This guy just popped up on my feed and i am so glad! This guys energy is off the charts. Honestly, he had me at "timetravel". It just got funnier from there!! Im looking out for more of his work!!
I never heard of this guy and he had me absolutely howling like a maniac. “Had the subdivision upside down” lmaooooooo “this ain’t the goose you want”. Yooooo dude is my new fav
Man, this took me back! I’m from 1980 & there was no such thing as designated drivers. I had to ride in the back seat, clutching my pearls, big brother redirecting the steering wheel so we didn’t die. It was a terrifying time to be alive. Adults were untethered and children were expected to be seen and not heard. It was crazy!
My name is Ryan, born in 87, and I got my 3rd DUI the same year UBER came out. LMAO. Super relatable comedy! We just wanted to see our families! Lol. Cheers to 6 years sobriety!!
the 90s were lawless for sure. a game kids used to play when i was a kid was asking ''are you the gay in the cage?'', and if you said yes, then you'd be called gay but if you said no then they'd run away in terror and yell ''the gay is loose! the gay is loose!''. in retrospect, the bicuriosity was probably there, but thats how the old days were.
I like how the crowd seemed super quiet/judgmental when he first started because of his accent, but then opened up and started laughing as the show went on
@@Zebra_Cakes seems too unnatural almost like a sitcom type laughter. Also, inconsistent with the audio level of the mic, like much louder and overbearing. That's not to say this isn't funny. Quite the opposite, he's hilarious!
I can’t believe I’ve never heard of this guy. Everyone in my house is wondering why I’m laughing so hard. They were definitely pulling pants down in the early 90s.
I finally feel like my generation and culture has a voice on stage. No lies told in this set. I kept laughing. How did you keep an almost straight face?
Right?! It's like they wanna forget we were raised WITHOUT the Internet. No camera phones until we were almost adults. Outside in the elements from sunup to sundown. How was it allowed??!!
@keetasingletary Yeah us 90's kid's don't get enough respect! We had a childhood without the internet just like the boomers did! I think the problem is that the term millennial is considered kid's born in both the 80's and 90's. There's a huge difference between a person born in 1987 compared to 1996! The person born in the 90's had a completely different childhood compared to the kid's born in the mid to late 80's. What Derrick said is 100% true. The 90's kid's are the last of the old school generation's.
My youngest brother was born in 93’ and he’s the biggest. Of all of us. We all kicked his ass. Don’t think just because you’re GenX that makes you tough. I bet anything my youngest brother would mop the floor with your old ass…
93 baby here ! And I am a part of this generation due to me being the youngest of 3 boys , both brothers were 80s babies so I inherited the lifestyle 😂
It's wild how accurate it is. 80s baby here, specifically remembering drunk ordering a pizza to a buddies house who wasn't home. I ate the pizza and slept in his sunroom. Using his lawn chair furniture cushions as covers.
@@magpie.314 I’m assuming he was running so close to the kids that were still sitting in a circle on the ground/floor that his knees were hitting the ponytails of all the girls who were wearing them lol 😂😂
This dude is HILARIOUS! Grew up in the early 2000's but since it was such a a rural town, I actually have more 90's/00's childhood memories, shit forged me like steel ☠️
‘86ers unite! I was literally just ranting to someone a week ago about people who were born in like 1997 calling themselves ‘90s kids. No bro, you were a ‘90s infant.
I distinctly remember feeding my buddy a Gatorade and a gas station burrito to try and sober him up enough to walk in his parent's front door when we were in college lol
That made me think of Kiss or Kill, Smear the Queer, Bloody Knuckles (or the one where you slapped the tops each others hands), some game that you took turns slapping two or three fingers against each other's forearm trying to leave welts... Some of those games are definitely crimes now.
We used to get so bored waiting for our parents to finally show up in our elementary school aftercare program. By the time 5:45 rolled around you stopped giving AF. One day someone got the idea to play our own version of that quick moving knife in between your fingers hand splayed open thing… with fully sharpened number two pencils. For a while, I owned that shit until one day, I accidentally stabbed the top of my friends hand with 10 fully sharpened pencils, causing the tips to break off inside her and blood poured out everywhere. Tried to explain to the principal that it wasn’t on purpose and just a game, but it was a rough sell to say the least. Just a sidenote, I was born in 84 and it was a different world then, instead of pressing charges her parents ended up taking me to Disney World with them for five days about a month after that incident.
Born in 79. I remember when I was younger we would go and play and just had to be back by dark, no cellphones to call or let people know where you were. And if you wanted to call someone you had to remember/memorize that person's phone number. I moved a few times and I still remember a few of the home phone numbers I used to have to this day, 30 years later.
Yo this guy absolutely KILLED IT. First time ever watching him or heard of him and his entire set was phenomenal. I was cracking tf up the entire time 😂. New fan 🤘🤘
Friggin hillarious!! Im 44 and went through the 90's growing up. Times sure have changed!! I remember when having a beeper was cool. Lol. No cell phones! We were not snowflakes i can tell u that! We played the first computer game "the oregon trail"! Lol.. seriously! We are one of the last semi normal generations as far as im concerned! God bless!! 💪❤️
Oregano Trail.😂😂😂 Same age.😂😂😂I remember playing that in keyboarding class. And pagers. Ask my Parents of if I could have one and was asked if I was either a Doctor or a drug dealer?😂😂
On a green computer screen with a giant tower !!!! 42 and totally relate Games also were very violet just by nature not to be harmful but it was. Red river dodge ball tag hid and seek !!! We get smoked in all of them over and over and hide if not caught for ever !!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I just turned 37 and let me tell you, this is probably not my proudest thing to admit, but I did have to drive my Honda Civic drunk to get home a few times. I’m not happy about it. I’m not proud of it and I’m glad that nothing bad came of it. But I’ve been stuck at some very sketchy houses and got myself into some very sketchy situations, and at times, it was scary because if I wanted to fall asleep, I didn’t know a lot of the people so I didn’t know who was gonna do what while I was blacked out on a couch. So I’m just happy. I made it out of all of that alive. And I haven’t drank in almost 12 years now. And it’s not because I’m afraid or I’m gonna drink and drive, it’s just because I got it out of my system early. But I absolutely understand some of what this comedian is saying. When all you have is a crappy cell phone and a bunch of idiot friends you can’t rely on, it was definitely rough.
This was really good, would love to see like 30 mins to a hour, id really enjoy that. Hey, could you guys make a segment for longer Stand ups? That would be really cool. Love this channel, shows me new old comedians
What a funny comedian! 😅😅😅😅 I was born in the 80s and I'm also a 90s kid. Anyone remember putting out big black trash bags as water slides on the floor and we'd put dish soap on them and the sprinklers would be running and we'd just run through the "slides". I had some of the best times of my life as a kid and I miss those times dearly. I haven't seen my dad since I was 16. He's in another country and not sure if I'll see him anytime soon. I'm 36 now. If only I could go back to those times and spend some more time with my parents and siblings together. 😢
I was a professional drunk driver at 16, driving home in a snowstorm with my lights off because it was easier to see with how bad it was snowing and one eye shut. 🙈 I honestly don’t know how I’m alive. First DUI at 17. I just wanted to go home man and wrecked my car and went to detox instead. 🫠 Second at 27. Sober since 1-19-2009 🙏🏻 Thank God. The amount of awkward strangers houses that flashed through my mind and how many times I should not have driven, when he did that bit.😅
28 years old here! uber & lyft wasn’t around when my friends & I were partying in high school or beginning of college. I can’t even tell you how many houses I’ve stayed at that I had no idea whose place it was or where I even was. What a time. 😭
I went to middle school with Derrick and played football with him. Always the guy on the football bus rides doing impressions of the coaches. Keep it up, man! Harvest Alabama Reppin
That's super dope💯
you were the one pullin his pants down?!
@nartysmax i'm pretty sure that was your mom
@@nartysmaxshit what were yous boys doin at school.
@@cheahbuddy6146 “smear your good buddies” (and don’t get hard) was the ol classic
Damn! Bro earned that sweat - that pace of jokes was fast, furious and funny as hell. Now I'll go and look up rest of his stuff.
He opens for bert, and john b christ go see him live somehow he's even funnier
Me too...I passed by this video numerous times..mainly because I have a shirt just like his..and I became sad...anyway...I'm gonna look up more of his stuff❤
Absolutely agree
Furry* a hell.
Was laughing loudly!
Oh my gosh, I just screamed when this randomly showed up on my TH-cam feed. I went to school with Derrick, and he has always been one of the funniest people I have ever known. Good guy too :) So proud of you, Derrick 🥰
Derrick
He is brand new to me.....LMAO hilarious 🤣 good for him
Now he’s doing comedy specials with almost a million views LETS GOOOOO!!!
He's fantastic! How cool you know him. 😊
Fantastic 🤩
Born in 1984, started Kindergarten in 1990 and ended 1999 in 9th grade...a genuine 80s baby/90s kid and all of this is spot on!!! All the memories came flooding back, good and bad...but I wouldn't change it for the world. 80s/90s was an awesome time to be a kid, I feel like society really ramped up to tailor to children in those decades. Everything was bright and multicolored, crazy patterns, cartoons went absolutely bananas, toy companies went even crazier with new stuff coming out every day with a commercial to match, playground equipment got real experimental 🤣, amusement parks went ham on their new rides and attractions, no one did kids and family friendly movies like the 80s/90s, dance music was all the rage...just one big party! Ahh, what a time to grow up ❤
Take me back to those times, God, please 🙏.
Exactly the same right here! Us 80s babies/90s kids really had something special back in the day!
Same!!
My man looks rough for being a 90s kid.
90's kids unite! Storm the bastille!
This dude had me rolling the whole time...his dui bit is so funny and probably the most original take on it that I've ever heard. His whole energy and bit was spot on. The cadence of his timing and delivery is spot on
reminded me of Chris Farley honestly, similar energy but different comedic style
The bit about being stranded at a party was so damn relatable! Whether your friends were drunk, hooking up or just left without you. No Uber meant we were sleeping at a stranger's house and it was definitely WEIRD lol
The titty-twister part was most relatable to me.
Suddenly regretting the decision to wear shorts since you can’t find a blanket. Tough times lmao
most of us just left the party early so we could get our rides. As long as you had leftover buds someone would drive you 😂
I still won't take a ride from anyone to an event because of that shit lol
Listening to the girl you like make out with someone else at end of party, and you can’t leave because your ride is passed out drunk. Ahhh the times.
"Tyler promised us he was going to be sober, Tyler lied!!!" It was at that moment I locked in. He could have kept going for another 15 minutes and it would have felt like the same length of time.
Broooo sammmmeeee
I laughed and never looked back
Yeah he had 3 separate joke premises that could have been the full act all by themselves.
Making it home was pretty fleshed out, but the "Really I'm the gay one?" had so much more to be said.
Same!! And I certainly HAVE used a rug (and a damp towel, and a throw pillow) as a blanket😂
My name is tyler so he caught my attention too 😅
@@degreaseLLC LOL I can imagine if your were buzzed on something sticky that scene had you apologizing to TH-cam.
This guy has a trifecta of topics, timing, and tone. So easy to listen to, the way he carries everyone's attention so consistently
“Sleeping in a sunroom….will day light ever come?!”
Yea I’ve been there 😂
I once slept in a movie theatre, went into the bathroom and took paper towels and toilet paper and shoved it under my clothes to keep warm. Slept on three seats, the movie was playing all night for whatever reason, it just never stopped. I picked the worst movie to sleep in, it was some action movie. I woke up to explosions in one scene every flip of the movie. Some guy rolled down the aisle with janitor's cart/rolling garbage and I rolled down to the ground, he definitely saw me but didn't say anything, God bless 'em.
MAN! that line killed me. I remember that.
We used to sleep in my friend sun room like twice a month cuz he was Jewish and we could drink Jewish wine with his mom then we would play video games till his dad would yell at us for being too loud and would make us leave out the front door but his mom would run and open the sunroom for us and even their son would come sleep out there with us
Yeah but have you ever been to a house party where you decided to cuddle up against a random wall with a pan as a pillow, the bath mat as a blanket, and wake up wondering why you can only smell piss? Fun times......kinda.
@@ishnifusmeadleit…does not sound fun…
I'm 48 and my brother is 44 and he still flinches if you move twords his chest. Love it, I gave my 14 year old one a couple of months ago.
"sleepin in a cold sunroom using a rug as a blanket"
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Lmfao. That kinda sh*t happened so much more often than I liked to remember.
Happened to me a couple times only using couch pillows as blankets
Yep. Never drove drunk, but I sure as shit have slept under plenty of dining room tables and walked my ass off for miles nearly blacking out
I remember waking up under a trampoline and once in my best friends sisters bed fully clothed including shoes and some random other girl not the sister. It was awkward.
You actually REMEMBER?!
@alynntrendowski3229 omg, yes!!! When you're hanging out at a party where the host was too broke to have enough booze, so you're waiting for 6am to buy more alcohol from the gas station (it's Louisiana), then powerblackout, so's you can wake up around noon-thirty 🖤
He just triggered a loooot of 90s memories 😂😂😂
Purple Nurples
Youre welcome 😎
Pencil Break were your pencil well you see what happened was
bloody knuckles and bloody knuckles with a quarter!
‘Kings and Queens of the Irish Goodbye’ is such a beautiful phrase, I’m sad I can’t imagine any ways to use it in my day to day speech
Just wait... You'll be at the bar someone will Uber or Lyft home and you'll know...now's the time
How is it g......
Don't use it, just leave
Just drop it out of context & see what happens...
What is an Irish goodbye?
"They're in Subaru's makin it home.". 😂
Being a 80’s kid and a 90’s teen was awesome.
70's kid and 80's teen was a wild ride.
Hellyea man, miss them days
80s baby, 90s kid... I miss it everyday.
Dude is so intense!! Just one joke after another without breaks, like a man!!
Perfect for a 15 minute set, impossible to keep up for an hour. He's so good though!!
I liked how he didn't just berate other generations, and how he made this funny and accessible. Crock pots? Epic!
Yep. Almost didn’t click because of that title.
The crock pot is the original set it and forget it cooker. Lol
That ate a pack of gushers and drank a Gatorade to get us where we got to go line had me rolling 😂
That cracked me up, too. My high school drinking and driving days (not proud of it) was during the late 90’s and when I graduated in the spring of 2000 and it’s crazy the things people will come up with. It wasn’t even to sober up, but what we thought would beat a breathalyzer (as if it would even work). We were told to put a penny in our mouth. Of course, we were drunk, but still, we didn’t even question it lol. Uber was founded 5 years after I finished with college. It would’ve been nice to have during high school/college! Thankfully, I never got caught by the law while drinking and driving!
I lived in a rural area, so we always took all of the backroads we could! If there was a time that a party wasn’t going on, we’d go “backroading” which is just loading up in a vehicle and driving the backroads to drink that night, in case there’s anyone who isn’t familiar. I wonder if kids still do that.
I was born in 91 but my aunt was born in 82 and when she wasnt in school i was with her all the time from 4 and up. I watched all the shows and movies with her. Played all the games and listened to all the music with her
You sound like you lived a great life
You are soo siiick bro its crazy
Dude wtf?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 This guy is fantastic! The good ones always are so damn underrated! Killed it man!!
LISTEN!!! THIS IS THE GREATEST COMEDY SET IN RECENT HISTORY!!! CONGRATULATIONS BROSKI! 🔥🔥🔥
This guy just popped up on my feed and i am so glad! This guys energy is off the charts. Honestly, he had me at "timetravel". It just got funnier from there!! Im looking out for more of his work!!
"This ain't the goose you want buddy " 😅😂
i heard a radio ad for duckduckgo, but just hearing it in the background "duck duck gggg.." made the hair stand up straight.
“ I just need a snack and I’m good to go!” FACTS😂
Absolutely outstanding this had me literally applauding by myself. The serious heart felt delivery really sold it
Wow, this one blew me away. Had me laughing the whole time. Derrick is definitely one to keep watch on. Great job!
Yes I was laughing the whole time as well he is amazing. I need to see more of him.
He unlocked some core memories with this set. 😂
"17 hours on low, how bout that." With the little kick at the end. 😂
😂 bro snapped
He nailed life as a 90's kid.. memories came flooding in 😂
Ding dong ditch!
"We got enough baristas. We need some ironworkers!" BAHAHA!!!
I never heard of this guy and he had me absolutely howling like a maniac. “Had the subdivision upside down” lmaooooooo “this ain’t the goose you want”. Yooooo dude is my new fav
1) I’m not the goose you want; and 2) Crockpot closer = KILLER set 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
100% agreed!
Ponytails off my knees i was tight on that circle 😂
"IF WE DON'T GET A MEXICAN PIZZA, WE'LL ALL DIE TONIGHT!" lmfao...been there.
It's like my life flashed before my eyes lol
Either that Little Caesars bro.. at least back when they were actually $5. Me and my buds used to have a feast… 💀😂🤣
@@LicardoDeBousee Bro same....and we swore that was some of the best pizza lmao!
@@maricampari3970 ha! It sent me through a time warp lol.
Now I want pizza. But I always do
Born in 78 after the last few years watching the show we call life. I can now be proud of growing up in the 90s. 🙏
Man, this took me back! I’m from 1980 & there was no such thing as designated drivers. I had to ride in the back seat, clutching my pearls, big brother redirecting the steering wheel so we didn’t die. It was a terrifying time to be alive. Adults were untethered and children were expected to be seen and not heard. It was crazy!
My name is Ryan, born in 87, and I got my 3rd DUI the same year UBER came out. LMAO. Super relatable comedy!
We just wanted to see our families! Lol. Cheers to 6 years sobriety!!
...Are you sure? You just wrote both "super" and "relatable". Go find millennials if you can't talk.
Congrats on 6 man! Keep makin it home Ryan!
@@davedaring9823. Look at that. The boomer got a like 🥳🥳🥳
"I got into crockpots real heavy" 🤣🤣🤣
the 90s were lawless for sure. a game kids used to play when i was a kid was asking ''are you the gay in the cage?'', and if you said yes, then you'd be called gay but if you said no then they'd run away in terror and yell ''the gay is loose! the gay is loose!''. in retrospect, the bicuriosity was probably there, but thats how the old days were.
😂😂😂
It's crazy how similar that sounds to something I've seen kids do in childhood
😂Yeah. As funny as he is relatable.
Omg🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀
😂😂😂😂
This might be the funniest 11 minutes I’ve ever seen from a comic I’ve never heard of. Love it!
I need more growing up in the 90s comedy! Everything this man said I can relate to it.
I like how the crowd seemed super quiet/judgmental when he first started because of his accent, but then opened up and started laughing as the show went on
It's a soundboard
@@felixsupreme22 you think so?
@@Zebra_Cakes seems too unnatural almost like a sitcom type laughter. Also, inconsistent with the audio level of the mic, like much louder and overbearing.
That's not to say this isn't funny. Quite the opposite, he's hilarious!
@@felixsupreme22 🤔 I didn’t notice that. Could be
I don't think it's because of his accent. I think all crowds are like that if they're unfamiliar with the comedian.
I can’t believe I’ve never heard of this guy. Everyone in my house is wondering why I’m laughing so hard. They were definitely pulling pants down in the early 90s.
"You can't do this to me, we just went fishing together!"
One of the best sets I've ever heard. 👏👏👏
I finally feel like my generation and culture has a voice on stage. No lies told in this set. I kept laughing. How did you keep an almost straight face?
As a 90s kid born in the 80s, bless you 🙏
Right?! It's like they wanna forget we were raised WITHOUT the Internet. No camera phones until we were almost adults. Outside in the elements from sunup to sundown. How was it allowed??!!
@@keetasingletary And I'm so glad! I'm a teacher now and I do not envy my students lol
I'm in South Africa and I can relate to a lot of his childhood games. The 90s were such an incredible time 😅
@@keetasingletaryMillennials definitely have more life experiences than most living generations.
@keetasingletary Yeah us 90's kid's don't get enough respect! We had a childhood without the internet just like the boomers did! I think the problem is that the term millennial is considered kid's born in both the 80's and 90's. There's a huge difference between a person born in 1987 compared to 1996! The person born in the 90's had a completely different childhood compared to the kid's born in the mid to late 80's. What Derrick said is 100% true. The 90's kid's are the last of the old school generation's.
Born in 75' and all that he said is true!!!!!! God I miss the good old days😂😂😂
No doubt ... '74 here
Dude you were 15 in in 1990, your gen x, not a 90s baby.
@@secretsoftware 95% of what he said still holds true for Gen X....no please move on
My youngest brother was born in 93’ and he’s the biggest. Of all of us. We all kicked his ass. Don’t think just because you’re GenX that makes you tough. I bet anything my youngest brother would mop the floor with your old ass…
@@johndonovan5521 yeah and he literally said you have to be BORN IN THE 80S TO BE A 90S BABY. Just shut up.
Im a 90s kid. 1991 born.
Everything he is saying is relatable. I was raised by 80s built mama and uncles. I claim both.
1982 here. Man, the fk'n fun we had in the 80s and 90s
The crockpot joke was a great way to close his time. Straight perfect set
I wish this was longer! As an 80s and 90s kid I can relate 100%. Made me think about the other games like red rover, heads up seven up, dodgeball…
Tug of war with the whole class vs the other class 😂😂
@@gameovarw not to mention TP’ing someone’s house too! 🤭
Steal the bacon, cut the cheese, pogs and slammers, freeze tag or cartoon tag, making farts noise with your hand under your armpit..
Heads up seven up was ELECTRIC
Oh my GOODNESS heads up seven up was how you knew if you were popular or not 😂
"Hey Derrick, jumper cables."😂
Oh my god I’m crying
Reminds me of growing up. I was born in the early 80s There was teamwork involved. I can relate to alot of what he is saying
93 baby here ! And I am a part of this generation due to me being the youngest of 3 boys , both brothers were 80s babies so I inherited the lifestyle 😂
Aye this mf crazy bro im over here dying 😂😂😂 like he sounds so sincere about it all too
Because he is.. He's what was once called keeping it real!! Now recognized as owe i was stupid but it had its time..😢
"We would have shit our pants" ... that a joke for a drunk's drunk lmao.
I’ll give this guy another 6 months before he is EVERYWHERE. HBO Special in less than a year.
It's wild how accurate it is. 80s baby here, specifically remembering drunk ordering a pizza to a buddies house who wasn't home. I ate the pizza and slept in his sunroom. Using his lawn chair furniture cushions as covers.
“We got enough barista‘s we need ironworkers” that is frieakin hilarious!!!! I’m a 70’s kid we were like 90’s kids on steroids though….
'70s kids had the hand-me-down drugs from the '60s kids✌🏼. The rules were way more different back in the '70s!
Yes; "scars"? Really? Dude is extra-redneck or something, trying to sound like Generation Y is really Generation X.
as an ironworker we do need more ironworkers. i can make my own coffee cant make ironworkers.
"I was tight around that circle. I had ponytails on my knees." 😂😂😂 Underrated visual!
Bro I'm so confused, what does that mean?? 😂
@@magpie.314 I’m assuming he was running so close to the kids that were still sitting in a circle on the ground/floor that his knees were hitting the ponytails of all the girls who were wearing them lol 😂😂
This dude is HILARIOUS! Grew up in the early 2000's but since it was such a a rural town, I actually have more 90's/00's childhood memories, shit forged me like steel ☠️
Same!!
This is the BEST set I've watched in a long time!! Born in '86. I am, indeed, a 90's kid. 😂
1985 🤙 we had the best generation ❤
85 here, you guys should check out csapunch she brings back a lot of these types of memories. :D
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86 for life!
‘86ers unite! I was literally just ranting to someone a week ago about people who were born in like 1997 calling themselves ‘90s kids. No bro, you were a ‘90s infant.
I was born '91 and I have very vivid memories of the 90's
This nailed the 90s experience. Lol
Born in 85 and have the scars and memories to prove it.
Goooood times.
84 here! Wish you the best !
85 as well and so do I 😊
❤✌🏽
Back in my day we played outside and played board games.
Had 1 to 3 TV channels
Am radio.
Knew our neighbors and helped them and them us.
I was the rebbit ear mover and the human remote control.😂
We had about 13 channels + 40 and 58 😂 in 1980s
Well, things got better when Night Flight hit USA TV in 1981 .. and 82 MTV AND CNN
Thank you for spreading the Crockpot-Gospel~
I had a coworker who swore by his crockpot. All he talked about was how he couldn't wait to get home, because his meal would already be done.
This guy is good! He spoke to Me. I’ve lost a Ryan before and have also been picked up by a Nissan Sentra. Iconic. I’m 32 so I’ve seen both.
Very funny man. Thanks for the laughs. Good job!
I distinctly remember feeding my buddy a Gatorade and a gas station burrito to try and sober him up enough to walk in his parent's front door when we were in college lol
Gas Station Burrito - Band name
My friends in high school rang the doorbell when mom opened they door they pushed me in and ran
@@deadpoollee9497 😂 What a TIME
@JonBlack-YT1 What?
The 90's was a real time to be alive. 1980 baby!
'83 🙋🏾♀️
Same here!! @@trulyloved870
Real talk, I need to know... 1990. Do I count?
@@mcrenn5350no you’re a 2000s kid
@@robe.1084 🤮But I don't wanna!
That made me think of Kiss or Kill, Smear the Queer, Bloody Knuckles (or the one where you slapped the tops each others hands), some game that you took turns slapping two or three fingers against each other's forearm trying to leave welts... Some of those games are definitely crimes now.
I vaguely recall my idiot friends and I literally just whipping coins at each other as hard as possible from across the room.
Hot hands, butts up , prank calls... Good times😊
We used to get so bored waiting for our parents to finally show up in our elementary school aftercare program. By the time 5:45 rolled around you stopped giving AF. One day someone got the idea to play our own version of that quick moving knife in between your fingers hand splayed open thing… with fully sharpened number two pencils. For a while, I owned that shit until one day, I accidentally stabbed the top of my friends hand with 10 fully sharpened pencils, causing the tips to break off inside her and blood poured out everywhere. Tried to explain to the principal that it wasn’t on purpose and just a game, but it was a rough sell to say the least.
Just a sidenote, I was born in 84 and it was a different world then, instead of pressing charges her parents ended up taking me to Disney World with them for five days about a month after that incident.
Smear the queer was definitely a sudden and intensely violent game. Glad I survived.
A buncha murderous kids! 😂
So crazy I just got 2 duis at the beginning of the year in a CAMRY!! 🤣😭 this guy is so funny hope he keeps on with more jokes! 😂
Born in 79. I remember when I was younger we would go and play and just had to be back by dark, no cellphones to call or let people know where you were. And if you wanted to call someone you had to remember/memorize that person's phone number. I moved a few times and I still remember a few of the home phone numbers I used to have to this day, 30 years later.
Ryan surprising the squad with sign language is wild wild😂
My foot massage is wild women where are u
He’s a Nate Bargetze with a record and no license.
nat bargatze if nate didnt put me to sleep
Nate on a line a blow. 😂
Nate has a baby with Dusty Slay.
@@makisupaPIGman Angry Nate
They must both be from alabama 😂
"I'm about to pass out."🤣
The number of solid, quotable lines in this is impressive.
There’s some good comedians out there. This was hilarious!!! Some of the best material I’ve heard.
THIS WAS LEGIT
the whole Bill skit is SO true, my friends uncle was a bill and yup tucked in shirt loved lows, soft spoken and generally kind
im born 91 im still a 90s kid with a great TV Time memory :-)
Great Comedian Love this Guy
Yo this guy absolutely KILLED IT. First time ever watching him or heard of him and his entire set was phenomenal. I was cracking tf up the entire time 😂. New fan 🤘🤘
100 percent correct. 90s kids rule
Friggin hillarious!! Im 44 and went through the 90's growing up. Times sure have changed!! I remember when having a beeper was cool. Lol. No cell phones! We were not snowflakes i can tell u that! We played the first computer game "the oregon trail"! Lol.. seriously! We are one of the last semi normal generations as far as im concerned! God bless!! 💪❤️
I remember when people thought I was a drug dealer because I had a beeper AND a cell phone 😅
Oregon trail...I died of dysentery so many times while playing it at school...ahhh ....good times.
Oregano Trail.😂😂😂 Same age.😂😂😂I remember playing that in keyboarding class. And pagers. Ask my
Parents of if I could have one and was asked if I was either a Doctor or a drug dealer?😂😂
Oregon Trail, the original turn around don't drown. 😂
On a green computer screen with a giant tower !!!! 42 and totally relate
Games also were very violet just by nature not to be harmful but it was. Red river dodge ball tag hid and seek !!! We get smoked in all of them over and over and hide if not caught for ever !!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Alabama accents just hit differently 😂 all sound the same😂😂
Non-stop momentum, kept the tempo and edged it all the way.... this guy is good ^^
I just turned 37 and let me tell you, this is probably not my proudest thing to admit, but I did have to drive my Honda Civic drunk to get home a few times. I’m not happy about it. I’m not proud of it and I’m glad that nothing bad came of it. But I’ve been stuck at some very sketchy houses and got myself into some very sketchy situations, and at times, it was scary because if I wanted to fall asleep, I didn’t know a lot of the people so I didn’t know who was gonna do what while I was blacked out on a couch. So I’m just happy. I made it out of all of that alive. And I haven’t drank in almost 12 years now. And it’s not because I’m afraid or I’m gonna drink and drive, it’s just because I got it out of my system early. But I absolutely understand some of what this comedian is saying. When all you have is a crappy cell phone and a bunch of idiot friends you can’t rely on, it was definitely rough.
Love his personality! The hype way he does his comedy is my FAVORITE
This guy was amazing! Love his energy
This was really good, would love to see like 30 mins to a hour, id really enjoy that.
Hey, could you guys make a segment for longer Stand ups? That would be really cool. Love this channel, shows me new old comedians
Working on a plan to do half hour specials 🤫
@@DontTellComedy ILY, TY lol
This guy is good!
What a funny comedian! 😅😅😅😅 I was born in the 80s and I'm also a 90s kid. Anyone remember putting out big black trash bags as water slides on the floor and we'd put dish soap on them and the sprinklers would be running and we'd just run through the "slides". I had some of the best times of my life as a kid and I miss those times dearly. I haven't seen my dad since I was 16. He's in another country and not sure if I'll see him anytime soon. I'm 36 now. If only I could go back to those times and spend some more time with my parents and siblings together. 😢
I want the brothers i grew up with back. They've become soft and weak. Their woke wives turned them into victims.
This is gold. Very good points and comedy based on real life experiences
I love being a 90s kid.
I think that might be one of the best stand up sets I've ever seen......this dude had everyone laughing from beginning to end!!.
Wow, I love your old school humor! You got a new fan for life. Let's go!
Born in 84 here. He nailed being a 90s kid.😂
I was a professional drunk driver at 16, driving home in a snowstorm with my lights off because it was easier to see with how bad it was snowing and one eye shut. 🙈 I honestly don’t know how I’m alive. First DUI at 17. I just wanted to go home man and wrecked my car and went to detox instead. 🫠 Second at 27. Sober since 1-19-2009 🙏🏻 Thank God. The amount of awkward strangers houses that flashed through my mind and how many times I should not have driven, when he did that bit.😅
28 years old here! uber & lyft wasn’t around when my friends & I were partying in high school or beginning of college. I can’t even tell you how many houses I’ve stayed at that I had no idea whose place it was or where I even was. What a time. 😭
32 don’t remember cause I blacked out all those weeekends 😂
My stomach hurts‼️ I laughed from start to finish!😂🤣😆
What a gem!😂
Love your work!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼