36 minutes in, and I’ve heard Nate say, “down to the nit and gritty,” and “kick it to the curve.” The confidence with which Nate butchers clichés actually makes them fresh again.
I am honored to be the unofficial “first double comment “ (I say unofficial because I highly doubt they did their research on that). I stand on the shoulders of all the Nateland comment legends, like Turr Ler and Nicole’s Butcher. Thank you for paving the way, and thank you Bald Eagle for picking my comments!
When Nate said "Jeremy..." the first time, I just knew it was one of my comments. Slightly disappointed, but glad Jeremy's got some air time. When he said it the second time, I was about to lose my mind, only to be gut punched again! Super happy for you, but not sure I can take another round of teasing.
"After the ignominious colonel poured worcestershire sauce on his quinoa very specifically, he noticed a mischievous squirrel with scissors cutting down the anemones on his rural isthmus farm near Massachusetts. He took his sixth drink from his draught he bought often from an antarctic brewery back in February and thought, this is quite an abhorrent phenomenon." (This could be a whole episode of Nate trying to read these 2 sentences. Love the show)
One of my absolute favorite moments in podcast history. It feels like a summary of this whole show. When John says "Self depreciation" and Aaron and Background both question him but Nate is just like "I get it, I use that phrase all the time."
John's honesty and the discussion about being real was great. As a Pastor, being real is both the hardest and yet most appreciated thing I can do. Love love love this show!!!
I appreciate how Nate just says it how it is on here. When John said people were thinking he was gay and Nate said “well you showed them.” I was dead 😂 Pullin no punches, and no apologies. Love it. Please Bernard, I just want to get one in before I die.
Well, being one of the Folks (while my spouse is not) has caused some trouble... Yesterday, out of the blue, my relatively healthy husband said "I think I might have gout." Rather than show loving, wifely concern, I instantly burst out laughing. Apparently that's not the ideal reaction. He did eventually allow me to explain and also share my expertise on the condition, based on the diagnostic comments I've absorbed from Nateland/Aaronland. Thanks Aaron, Nate & Bingaling for teaching us so good!!
With every episode that passes, Bates is slowly becoming my favorite guy on the podcast. When he tells a joke I root for him like "C'mom breakfast!!! You got this!!"
Honestly I was nervous about this one, but it was so good! Butterscotch buying tickets to Nate's show is just the best illustration of their friendship dynamic. Best part of my Wednesdays every week.
Wow. Nateland once again providing the answer to a question no one asked… “What would Dwight Schrute’s warm-up gear look like if he went to Vandy?” I truly enjoy you guys! Thank you for the amazing podcast each week.
@Nate....I started watching you a month ago or so...and the reason I love watching you is you are a CLEAN, NON CUSSING, NO SEXUAL REFERENCES kind of comedian. So, I have no problem sharing your videos with my Christian friends. Thank you for doing what you do......
The best part of this podcast is when Nate reads a pretty common word like cutlery or civilization and reads it like he is trying to learn a foreign language
At least once during the comments section I say the quote from Big Daddy “it’s not his fault he can’t read!” Love the podcast and hearing the heated debates about things that don’t matter. Keep it up y’all!
When Crist say "self depreciating" and the others were confused and then he thinks the word he used is too advanced for the other guys so he confidently apologizes for using a "5 syllable word" even though it was 6 syllables. It made me think he fits in with this podcast, especially since the word he was so arrogantly confident in saying was complete nonsense.
This podcast makes me want to quit my job and move to Nashville to hangout at Zanies and tell jokes for a living. Hopefully, it will inspire some people that are young and actually funny to do so as well.
Man vs. words. I got into this podcast knowing Nate was hilarious; I now know Aaron is a GREAT standup but the low key gem here is basket case and his quips delivered under his breath so as to go unnoticed by the other two. The show is dope. Cheers.
New to this podcast. Listen to Kathleen Madigan’s Pubcast and John Reep’s countryish. Tell me who the guys other than Nate are. They have so many nicknames in the comments I don’t know the real names 🤷♀️
I loved the energy of the four of you together. I can tell you all like and respect one another and unlike a lot of the previous guest shows, everyone is participating in the banter. I feel like I’m sitting in the room with all of you just catching up on life. Ty for introducing me to John Crist.
Given the commitment you guys have to staying on topic, I feel like this could have still been called the Georgia episode and no one would have noticed. Keep up the good work boys.
My name is Wheeler Garrett I have been listening since episode one. My highschool graphic design teacher is Clayburn Cox. He is also a stand up comedian who has performed with both Aaron and Brick. He recently sent me a picture of Aaron holding up a sign that said “Wheeler is bad” just to mess with me because he knows I’m a fan. He is the funniest person I’ve ever seen and think he would be a great guest. He has some hilarious stories even a few about how his students torment him with corn. Please have him on!
Nate is an old school comic and it's something to be appreciated. GRANTED, I love seeing comedians break naturally during sets. Each comic has their thing, I love comedy and have followed it for most my life. I have seen Nate, Brian, Aaron, and John's comedy and I love it. Thank you all for this episode.
It's ironic how Nate's standard of how easy something is always seems to be "Well...my wife could do it...soooo..." True Folks are not at all surprised Laura could do it! Of course she could! We would be much more impressed if he could say "Well...I could do it...soooo...."
This episode makes me want to both cry happy tears and breakdance at the same time. Such an incredible example on what Christianity is supposed to look like- taking responsibility for your actions, repenting, and other believers forgiving you 100%. I think Jesus is also breakdancing and crying happy tears. Thanks guys for being a such a great window to the world on what the Bible actually says.
I guess I always looked at John as a Comedian that was a Christian vs at “Christian Comedian” Great show, lot of good stuff in this one! See ya in Corpus Christi in a few weeks Nate!
Dang they really came for John calling him out for laughing at his own jokes before they even really even started the conversation… brutal. Love the camaraderie between them and the laughs this episode, let’s goooo!
I was a bit nervous during that segment. I thought the interview was going to be awkward, because they were teasing him. I’m relieved that they made the rest of the episode funny.
I love how Nate points to Aaron after his "Table of Ten" philosophy as if Aaron is sitting in class taking notes. Felt like a Michael Scott business school moment. Maybe Nate could be a philosophy adjunct professor at Vandy.
John needs to be part of this podcast at least every other month . This one was GOLD ! I don’t think I have ever laughed so hard in my life as I have the last 2+ hours. You guys are awesome…. Keep up the incredible content !
Hello folks! Nate Aaron and bookshelf have been my go to podcast to fall asleep listening too for MONTHS I love guessing what you guys looked like before watching it on TH-cam. One more thing LETS GOOO
Good to see John back at it and being authentically himself! I am indebted to him since I found Nate through John. A few years ago, John posted a story on his Instagram with Nate and they were playing…wait for it…golf.
Poor Bates. First the chipmunks chew up his car that costs over $4,000 to repair, then he wets his pants on the way to the hotel and has to wear them to his show because it's the only pair he packed that weekend. Now he gets shortchanged $700 with royalties he has to pay back to the radio stations. It's no wonder he's always looks so worried...
Gosh you gotta love Bambi! I've had a bottle of water open in my bag once too, and on another occasion Italian Salad dressing. It got all over my work laptop and phone and stained my pants. I always relate to his stories! Thanks for everything guys, I look forward to it every week!
Being born and raised in Nashville my self, I’m happy to see us represented by someone as sarcastic as myself. Nate couldn’t embody my idea of Nashville humor any better. Would love to see him on JRE again. Because of how much I listen to Rogan that’s when I started listening to Nateland after finding out Nate had his own podcast.
Love John Crist and just started listening to his podcast day 1 and just found Nate a few days ago. Saw this and expected to be lmao the whole time but instead they got super deep and real talk. But it was funny in its own way because everything they said was true. Did not disappoint as always
This is awesome. I make jokes in online games for videos and I've been struggling with where the line is as a Christian. Its good to hear you guys talk this out. This is by far one of the most serious episodes to date but it is still so light-hearted, funny and encouraging. Thanks Nate, Aaron, John, and big-boobs.
So funny listening to Nate school John on how comedy should be. 😂. You guys are seriously overthinking how comedy is done. Funny is funny. I love Nate’s dry humor. And I love Nate’s way of laughing at himself and with his audience. The key is to come across genuine no matter how you are delivering it. It’s all good as long as someone doesn’t come across like they are fake or like they are trying to be funny. That’s why I love this podcast. It feels genuine. And btw, I laugh at myself all the time because I’ve when Nate gets tongue tied I find myself saying YabbaDabbaDoo! 😂
I may be reading it wrong (and hope that I am), but it's not good optics when John's attitude seems to be that his world crashing down was something that happened to him and not a result of his own actions. It wasn't just his fans that were let down, but women were hurt by his actions. I'm glad Nate brought up "the girls" (although the jokes at 2:23:00 were close to (if not over) the line). In his original statement (in the Charisma article), he did show remorse and admit that what he did was wrong. I hope that is truly his attitude, but I'm not to the point where I can show one of his videos to my youth group with a clear conscience. I pray John continues to grow in his recovery and for healing for the women that were affected too. I hope he will put his newfound empathy into use when he writes jokes about his scandal and recovery. Like John said, there is forgiveness. We all have fallen short and need that forgiveness. Jesus died for all of our sins so we can live in His love. Nateland did an admirable job taking on their heaviest topic yet. I'll go proofread this now.
It was pretty disappointing when he actually said “when all this happened to me” I was like “to me”? 😬 but along the lines of what you said, I hope it was not the intention. Also, I have worked on some pretty bad habits that I’m still overcoming so I am glad I don’t have any kind of spotlight on me. It’s all a process. I love what Brennan Manning says “God loves us as we are, not as we should be because we will never be as we should be”
No momma is not southern. I live in Utah and have always called my mother momma. She pasted many years ago but my sisters and I still call her momma, she also called her mother momma. It is endearing, Perhaps from a bygone time, but I like it! Love the podcast. This is the first time I have listened. Nate is why I tuned in, nice to a walk if you on a podcast. I get my laughs in for the day!
I have been waiting SO long for the Georgia episode and come to find out this was supposed to be the one and y’all talked about something completely different! Still loved this episode and I’ll keep watching and waiting! Love y’all and keep it up!
Hello folks! Longtime listener, first time commentator. Congrats to A&W Root Beer on the wedding. I love how every time New Balance and BB King mention something the Root Beer knows nothing about, he just hums knowingly because he’s the secret genius. Unbelievable.
This episode was awesome. I love Trey Kennedy and his ability to roll with the punches. His middle schooler videos crack me up. Y’all should have him on again!
So this is a little long for a tag line, but it is a spot on summary of every episode: Each show begins with Nate struggling through comments by mutilating people’s names and just generally fumbling through people’s words like a baby giraffe learning to walk. Barbecue then reads wiki facts he “researched” on the shows topic while Nate then makes up scenarios about what Backstreet is reading and acts them out while Aaron chuckles, laughs and wheezes like an 85 year old lifetime smoker and corrects Nates grammar and prods him into making the fictitious story he’s acting out even funnier all while Bellybutton nose whistles in the background and tries to squeeze in 1 liners. That’s every show and that’s what makes y’all the best!! Don’t ever stop!
Two things. No. 1 I feel like you all are taking a little too much pride in not knowing things. And B. Listening to this podcast can be hard enough when you three agree. When you're arguing: brutal. And that's why I love it.
The proper Christian response if someone owns their sin, addresses the issue and gets themselves right, then the biblical course of action is not only to forgive your brother and welcome them back into fellowship, but don’t even bring it up anymore and just forget about it and move forward. Love John Crist like a brother and very much appreciate his honesty and integrity. The enemy is the accuser of the brethren and inspires the world to look at God’s people under a microscope and WANT to see them fall (in their own hypocrisy) to have whereof to accuse them because they hate Jesus Christ. So most Christians are forgiving when a fellow believer repents, but unfortunately the world is not…so it takes real integrity to own up to a mistake instead of trying to hide it and also shows the heart of a man that cares more about what God thinks than what the world thinks. And we ought to seek God’s approval rather than mens.
I play the drums and currently listening while mowing my yard. It’s 8am and now thinking about drinking a beer, thanks guys! Another great episode. Ohhh, what is A30?!
2:00:48 This is a great bit. "Don't make me care...if you make me see this happen, you make me look like a chump. Now I'm upset" Delivery is funny and it's true. I don't care if you do that, but the way you went about it now makes me have to be mad. Love the show!
“…generally operate their cul.. their cultary…cuta… covery cover cutary” may be the quintessential Nateland moment. Aaron’s astonishment with doubled-over laughter coupled with Bashful’s timid embarrassment on Nate’s behalf… what a moment.
Late to the party but great to hear Nate talk about his wife jokes giving the impression he hated his wife. Back in the day I remember wondering if he even liked his wife. It was nice in Hello World for him to say "the person you love more than life itself". Especially given that his daughter is getting older and will be hearing his material.
BRIAN (yes, Brian.. I used your real name hoping it would score me enough points to make it on air), AARON, AND NATE! My husband and I listen every week. This month is his birthday, our anniversary, AND father’s day. Could you guys give him a shoutout? His name is Zane. He’s a police officer, Coast Guard veteran, amazing husband, and even better dad. I got us tickets to Nate’s show on September 11th in Greensboro, but a shoutout would be icing on the cake. Help me win this one! Love the podcast. You guys are the greatest.
Hello, Folks! I think I just heard Nate say “Nit and gritty” instead of “Nitty gritty.” It sounded so natural that he fooled me…till I looked it up to see if it was a variant of the phrase...it’s not, but maybe it should be!? Love this show - y’all are the best comedy podcast I’ve ever heard!
Hello folks! Please Nate give us weekly updates on that airplane show, or even just make up the rest of the episodes and why no one on that plane was missed
I don’t know what was funnier, Aaron’s face while Nate was trying to pronounce ‘cutlery’ or how long you guys let him try to figure it out?! Nate says, “I think you guys are making fun of someone with a problem?”, The next hour is him ripping on everyone!! 😂😹🍴🍴
I haven't finished yet, but this is by far my favorite episode. The baseball chatter about well-known players had me rolling. Based on your ages, only Aaron will appreciate this, but I only know players who were included in the 2001 CD-ROM Backyard Baseball game. Chipper Jones, Sammy Sosa, Ken Griffey Jr., etc. However, I still didn't recognize Tony Gwynn, and he was in the games lineup! Sorry, Berenstain Bear, I agree that Cal Ripken Jr. was the better example. Signed, an O's fan who shares a birthday with Cal ;)
36 minutes in, and I’ve heard Nate say, “down to the nit and gritty,” and “kick it to the curve.”
The confidence with which Nate butchers clichés actually makes them fresh again.
I honestly laughed SO hard at this!!!!
He butchers them all in one fell swoop
@@chasep2001😂😂
I was wondering if I just heard him wrong 😂
When John said people asked if he was gay and nate said "well you proved them wrong" I almost spit my coffee
Same here. #dead
That was Breakfast-level snark.
Gosh, if I had only read up on John's background BEFORE watching this episode, Nate would have had me rolling, but it went right over my head.
Nate didn't pull any punches the whole episode. John was a good sport. Nate sits alone at his table looking out at a world of Briskets.
1:31:36 is when it happens
I am honored to be the unofficial “first double comment “ (I say unofficial because I highly doubt they did their research on that). I stand on the shoulders of all the Nateland comment legends, like Turr Ler and Nicole’s Butcher. Thank you for paving the way, and thank you Bald Eagle for picking my comments!
Honorable mention to Sore Sagorb
When Nate said "Jeremy..." the first time, I just knew it was one of my comments. Slightly disappointed, but glad Jeremy's got some air time. When he said it the second time, I was about to lose my mind, only to be gut punched again! Super happy for you, but not sure I can take another round of teasing.
@@jeremytidwell1412 I totally understand the feeling. I’m sure you’ll get on soon!
Hey Jeremy!
"After the ignominious colonel poured worcestershire sauce on his quinoa very specifically, he noticed a mischievous squirrel with scissors cutting down the anemones on his rural isthmus farm near Massachusetts.
He took his sixth drink from his draught he bought often from an antarctic brewery back in February and thought, this is quite an abhorrent phenomenon."
(This could be a whole episode of Nate trying to read these 2 sentences. Love the show)
It's not fair that you didn't capitalize Antarctic. That will throw him off for sure.
18:12 Nate's such a clean comic he says Alfred HitchHOCK
Brain’s comment to John: ” I know your stuff cuz I follow Trey Kennedy.” Loved John and Aaron’s reaction.
One of my absolute favorite moments in podcast history. It feels like a summary of this whole show. When John says "Self depreciation" and Aaron and Background both question him but Nate is just like "I get it, I use that phrase all the time."
John's honesty and the discussion about being real was great. As a Pastor, being real is both the hardest and yet most appreciated thing I can do. Love love love this show!!!
I appreciate how Nate just says it how it is on here.
When John said people were thinking he was gay and Nate said “well you showed them.” I was dead 😂
Pullin no punches, and no apologies. Love it.
Please Bernard, I just want to get one in before I die.
Well, being one of the Folks (while my spouse is not) has caused some trouble... Yesterday, out of the blue, my relatively healthy husband said "I think I might have gout." Rather than show loving, wifely concern, I instantly burst out laughing. Apparently that's not the ideal reaction. He did eventually allow me to explain and also share my expertise on the condition, based on the diagnostic comments I've absorbed from Nateland/Aaronland. Thanks Aaron, Nate & Bingaling for teaching us so good!!
With every episode that passes, Bates is slowly becoming my favorite guy on the podcast. When he tells a joke I root for him like "C'mom breakfast!!! You got this!!"
He has some really funny jokes that fly under the radar for sure.
Honestly I was nervous about this one, but it was so good! Butterscotch buying tickets to Nate's show is just the best illustration of their friendship dynamic. Best part of my Wednesdays every week.
I absolutely love these episodes where you guys get Aaron laughing so hard he starts off silent wheezing followed by crying.
Wow. Nateland once again providing the answer to a question no one asked… “What would Dwight Schrute’s warm-up gear look like if he went to Vandy?”
I truly enjoy you guys! Thank you for the amazing podcast each week.
Oh my gosh I lost it on this one- best comment ever. 🤣
The fishing pole analogy was perfect Aaron.
@Nate....I started watching you a month ago or so...and the reason I love watching you is you are a CLEAN, NON CUSSING, NO SEXUAL REFERENCES kind of comedian. So, I have no problem sharing your videos with my Christian friends. Thank you for doing what you do......
The best part of this podcast is when Nate reads a pretty common word like cutlery or civilization and reads it like he is trying to learn a foreign language
HOW SWEET that Bates bought tickets to Nates show 🤗
At least once during the comments section I say the quote from Big Daddy “it’s not his fault he can’t read!” Love the podcast and hearing the heated debates about things that don’t matter. Keep it up y’all!
Oh Brian, bless your heart recognizing a member of the audience who didn’t recognize you. 😂
Aaron's expression when Nate is trying to say 'cutlery' was absolutely priceless 😂
time stamp?
32:17
damn, the guys were on fire this episode. EVERYONE was bringin' the comedy to this podcast!
When Crist say "self depreciating" and the others were confused and then he thinks the word he used is too advanced for the other guys so he confidently apologizes for using a "5 syllable word" even though it was 6 syllables. It made me think he fits in with this podcast, especially since the word he was so arrogantly confident in saying was complete nonsense.
Yo I lost it when Bald eagle said “wait what did you say” 😂😂
@@bigsweep3603 haha ya he was quick with that
Did he mean “self-deprecating “?
@@tsdrdawhich is actually 5 syllables lol
This podcast makes me want to quit my job and move to Nashville to hangout at Zanies and tell jokes for a living. Hopefully, it will inspire some people that are young and actually funny to do so as well.
Man vs. words. I got into this podcast knowing Nate was hilarious; I now know Aaron is a GREAT standup but the low key gem here is basket case and his quips delivered under his breath so as to go unnoticed by the other two. The show is dope. Cheers.
New to this podcast. Listen to Kathleen Madigan’s Pubcast and John Reep’s countryish. Tell me who the guys other than Nate are. They have so many nicknames in the comments I don’t know the real names 🤷♀️
This podcast is two guys trying to help their friend overcome dyslexia
Lysdexia?
@@t-revasaurusrex I shoulda thought about that😂😂
@@davidlocke9935 You thoulda shought about that
A story of triumph really.
I loved the energy of the four of you together. I can tell you all like and respect one another and unlike a lot of the previous guest shows, everyone is participating in the banter. I feel like I’m sitting in the room with all of you just catching up on life. Ty for introducing me to John Crist.
I turned two of my best friends onto this podcast, and you’ve read both their comments. I earned a shoutout. That’s all.
Given the commitment you guys have to staying on topic, I feel like this could have still been called the Georgia episode and no one would have noticed. Keep up the good work boys.
My name is Wheeler Garrett I have been listening since episode one. My highschool graphic design teacher is Clayburn Cox. He is also a stand up comedian who has performed with both Aaron and Brick. He recently sent me a picture of Aaron holding up a sign that said “Wheeler is bad” just to mess with me because he knows I’m a fan. He is the funniest person I’ve ever seen and think he would be a great guest. He has some hilarious stories even a few about how his students torment him with corn. Please have him on!
Nate is an old school comic and it's something to be appreciated. GRANTED, I love seeing comedians break naturally during sets. Each comic has their thing, I love comedy and have followed it for most my life. I have seen Nate, Brian, Aaron, and John's comedy and I love it. Thank you all for this episode.
Can't wait to see BOGO on his "Is This Seat Taken?" Tour! I hear tickets will be cheap...
This is two hours of roasting John. Best episode yet FOLKS!
Every time Nate struggles to read a word, I always think of a kindergarten teacher telling a 5 year old to “sound it out”
Big Mac Bates is such a good friend, buying tickets just to see Nate perform is really sweet. Nate should have given him a BOGO
It's ironic how Nate's standard of how easy something is always seems to be "Well...my wife could do it...soooo..."
True Folks are not at all surprised Laura could do it! Of course she could! We would be much more impressed if he could say "Well...I could do it...soooo...."
This episode makes me want to both cry happy tears and breakdance at the same time. Such an incredible example on what Christianity is supposed to look like- taking responsibility for your actions, repenting, and other believers forgiving you 100%. I think Jesus is also breakdancing and crying happy tears. Thanks guys for being a such a great window to the world on what the Bible actually says.
Bates + Angela Johnson!? What a fun combo. Glad to hear BB is on the (well-deserved) rise 🙌🏻🤗
I guess I always looked at John as a Comedian that was a Christian vs at “Christian Comedian” Great show, lot of good stuff in this one!
See ya in Corpus Christi in a few weeks Nate!
Dang they really came for John calling him out for laughing at his own jokes before they even really even started the conversation… brutal. Love the camaraderie between them and the laughs this episode, let’s goooo!
I was a bit nervous during that segment. I thought the interview was going to be awkward, because they were teasing him. I’m relieved that they made the rest of the episode funny.
That Trey Kennedy joke was inCREDIBLE! Nice one, Breckenridge!
I will never NOT pronounce it cut-larry now
I love how Nate points to Aaron after his "Table of Ten" philosophy as if Aaron is sitting in class taking notes. Felt like a Michael Scott business school moment. Maybe Nate could be a philosophy adjunct professor at Vandy.
We Non Comedogenic Folks LOVE LOVE LOVE when Comedians laugh at themselves.
John needs to be part of this podcast at least every other month . This one was GOLD ! I don’t think I have ever laughed so hard in my life as I have the last 2+ hours. You guys are awesome…. Keep up the incredible content !
Congratulations on making it to 40K subscribers and 50 Episodes, Folks! Much love.
Hello folks! Nate Aaron and bookshelf have been my go to podcast to fall asleep listening too for MONTHS I love guessing what you guys looked like before watching it on TH-cam. One more thing LETS GOOO
"Cut Larry" best moment of the entire pod
Good to see John back at it and being authentically himself! I am indebted to him since I found Nate through John. A few years ago, John posted a story on his Instagram with Nate and they were playing…wait for it…golf.
Poor Bates. First the chipmunks chew up his car that costs over $4,000 to repair, then he wets his pants on the way to the hotel and has to wear them to his show because it's the only pair he packed that weekend. Now he gets shortchanged $700 with royalties he has to pay back to the radio stations. It's no wonder he's always looks so worried...
I can’t hear Nate talk about Vandy without thinking of Bert’s comparison of Nate and Hitler 😂🤣
This is the best podcast with some of my favorite people ever! Love Nate + John like a dream come true!!! LOL But for reals. 😂
Brian, you are hilarious and so many of your great lines go unnoticed or are shot down. Keep up the great work!
2:25:56 “It’s one of those things where you like you know I shouldn’t be doing this *you know* * points at John * and you still do it” 😭😭😭
Gosh you gotta love Bambi! I've had a bottle of water open in my bag once too, and on another occasion Italian Salad dressing. It got all over my work laptop and phone and stained my pants. I always relate to his stories! Thanks for everything guys, I look forward to it every week!
Nate: "You know, women have larger hips"
John: "I don't think I'm able to comment on that"
😅😬😅😬
😭😭
Being born and raised in Nashville my self, I’m happy to see us represented by someone as sarcastic as myself. Nate couldn’t embody my idea of Nashville humor any better. Would love to see him on JRE again. Because of how much I listen to Rogan that’s when I started listening to Nateland after finding out Nate had his own podcast.
Love John Crist and just started listening to his podcast day 1 and just found Nate a few days ago. Saw this and expected to be lmao the whole time but instead they got super deep and real talk. But it was funny in its own way because everything they said was true.
Did not disappoint as always
This is awesome. I make jokes in online games for videos and I've been struggling with where the line is as a Christian. Its good to hear you guys talk this out. This is by far one of the most serious episodes to date but it is still so light-hearted, funny and encouraging. Thanks Nate, Aaron, John, and big-boobs.
So funny listening to Nate school John on how comedy should be. 😂. You guys are seriously overthinking how comedy is done. Funny is funny. I love Nate’s dry humor. And I love Nate’s way of laughing at himself and with his audience. The key is to come across genuine no matter how you are delivering it. It’s all good as long as someone doesn’t come across like they are fake or like they are trying to be funny. That’s why I love this podcast. It feels genuine. And btw, I laugh at myself all the time because I’ve when Nate gets tongue tied I find myself saying YabbaDabbaDoo! 😂
I may be reading it wrong (and hope that I am), but it's not good optics when John's attitude seems to be that his world crashing down was something that happened to him and not a result of his own actions. It wasn't just his fans that were let down, but women were hurt by his actions. I'm glad Nate brought up "the girls" (although the jokes at 2:23:00 were close to (if not over) the line). In his original statement (in the Charisma article), he did show remorse and admit that what he did was wrong. I hope that is truly his attitude, but I'm not to the point where I can show one of his videos to my youth group with a clear conscience.
I pray John continues to grow in his recovery and for healing for the women that were affected too. I hope he will put his newfound empathy into use when he writes jokes about his scandal and recovery.
Like John said, there is forgiveness. We all have fallen short and need that forgiveness. Jesus died for all of our sins so we can live in His love. Nateland did an admirable job taking on their heaviest topic yet.
I'll go proofread this now.
I was a little grossed out by John TBH.
It was pretty disappointing when he actually said “when all this happened to me” I was like “to me”? 😬 but along the lines of what you said, I hope it was not the intention. Also, I have worked on some pretty bad habits that I’m still overcoming so I am glad I don’t have any kind of spotlight on me. It’s all a process. I love what Brennan Manning says “God loves us as we are, not as we should be because we will never be as we should be”
@@gigglyme2001 For sure. Everyone (ME especially) has sins that need to be forgiven and personal growth that needs to happen too.
No momma is not southern. I live in Utah and have always called my mother momma. She pasted many years ago but my sisters and I still call her momma, she also called her mother momma. It is endearing,
Perhaps from a bygone time, but I like it! Love the podcast. This is the first time I have listened. Nate is why I tuned in, nice to a walk if you on a podcast. I get my laughs in for the day!
If I ever run into Nate and Bromine I will do my best to contain my excitement enough to ask Nate to take a picture with me and Barbecue!
When John said the word ‘preposition’ Nate couldn’t get away from that conversation fast enough.
I have been waiting SO long for the Georgia episode and come to find out this was supposed to be the one and y’all talked about something completely different! Still loved this episode and I’ll keep watching and waiting! Love y’all and keep it up!
Hello folks! Longtime listener, first time commentator. Congrats to A&W Root Beer on the wedding. I love how every time New Balance and BB King mention something the Root Beer knows nothing about, he just hums knowingly because he’s the secret genius. Unbelievable.
Bacon bits it’s actually such a sweetheart, Nate is too busy talking to people in the community but still love you all
This episode was awesome. I love Trey Kennedy and his ability to roll with the punches. His middle schooler videos crack me up. Y’all should have him on again!
So this is a little long for a tag line, but it is a spot on summary of every episode:
Each show begins with Nate struggling through comments by mutilating people’s names and just generally fumbling through people’s words like a baby giraffe learning to walk. Barbecue then reads wiki facts he “researched” on the shows topic while Nate then makes up scenarios about what Backstreet is reading and acts them out while Aaron chuckles, laughs and wheezes like an 85 year old lifetime smoker and corrects Nates grammar and prods him into making the fictitious story he’s acting out even funnier all while Bellybutton nose whistles in the background and tries to squeeze in 1 liners.
That’s every show and that’s what makes y’all the best!! Don’t ever stop!
Two things. No. 1 I feel like you all are taking a little too much pride in not knowing things. And B. Listening to this podcast can be hard enough when you three agree. When you're arguing: brutal. And that's why I love it.
Between the gout, and shoes from Walmart; I’m starting to suspect that Aaron hates his feet.
The proper Christian response if someone owns their sin, addresses the issue and gets themselves right, then the biblical course of action is not only to forgive your brother and welcome them back into fellowship, but don’t even bring it up anymore and just forget about it and move forward. Love John Crist like a brother and very much appreciate his honesty and integrity. The enemy is the accuser of the brethren and inspires the world to look at God’s people under a microscope and WANT to see them fall (in their own hypocrisy) to have whereof to accuse them because they hate Jesus Christ. So most Christians are forgiving when a fellow believer repents, but unfortunately the world is not…so it takes real integrity to own up to a mistake instead of trying to hide it and also shows the heart of a man that cares more about what God thinks than what the world thinks. And we ought to seek God’s approval rather than mens.
I play the drums and currently listening while mowing my yard. It’s 8am and now thinking about drinking a beer, thanks guys! Another great episode. Ohhh, what is A30?!
Great conversation! Describing your beliefs was so articulate and the way you traverse the comedy waters was comprehensive.
if you edited Nate down to his complete sentences...the podcast would be 7 hilarious minutes
2:00:48 This is a great bit. "Don't make me care...if you make me see this happen, you make me look like a chump. Now I'm upset"
Delivery is funny and it's true. I don't care if you do that, but the way you went about it now makes me have to be mad. Love the show!
“Who taught you that?”
“The internet”
And that, folks, sums up each episode of this podcast 😂
For April fools next year (God spare us that long) we need a full episode of Aaronland
Nate was on fire today! Pure Comedy Gold!
I’m so happy watching these guys knowing that there will be a rockin’ comedy club in heaven! It’ll be great!
If your on the platform, your a leader,and held to a higher standard, look it up.
Listening to Nate read literally helps me become more patient!
I haven't laughed this hard since Nate's "how to order artisanal coffee" bit!! You all were hilarious! Thanks for the laughs!
I love nate, but man this episode he was in a mood for sure
I noticed that too!
i noticed that too. he seemed to not like john very much lol
I'm a fan of John and thats what brought me to this pod, but I was thinking same, I don't think this guy cares for John.
Yes he wasn't really cool and funny with John at all
The story of "the opener might recognize you" killed me
It would be so great if the 3 of you did a tour!!! You guys are so fun together!!!
I just pronounced “relevant” as “revelant” and didn’t even notice. I felt like Nate for a split second. 👍🏻
GOSH! “One of those things when you’re like ‘I don’t think I should be doing this’, well you know….” Ruthless!
“…generally operate their cul.. their cultary…cuta… covery cover cutary” may be the quintessential Nateland moment. Aaron’s astonishment with doubled-over laughter coupled with Bashful’s timid embarrassment on Nate’s behalf… what a moment.
Late to the party but great to hear Nate talk about his wife jokes giving the impression he hated his wife. Back in the day I remember wondering if he even liked his wife. It was nice in Hello World for him to say "the person you love more than life itself". Especially given that his daughter is getting older and will be hearing his material.
BRIAN (yes, Brian.. I used your real name hoping it would score me enough points to make it on air), AARON, AND NATE! My husband and I listen every week. This month is his birthday, our anniversary, AND father’s day. Could you guys give him a shoutout? His name is Zane. He’s a police officer, Coast Guard veteran, amazing husband, and even better dad. I got us tickets to Nate’s show on September 11th in Greensboro, but a shoutout would be icing on the cake. Help me win this one!
Love the podcast. You guys are the greatest.
Since Nate hates “let’s go,” I would like to get his take on the fan who yells “get in the hole” on every putt during golf tournaments
I don’t aspire to be a comedian or anything but like the previous episodes on standup, I love these kinds of discussions about the craft. Fascinating.
I never have laughed so hard. Nate is effortlessly funny.
Hello, Folks! I think I just heard Nate say “Nit and gritty” instead of “Nitty gritty.” It sounded so natural that he fooled me…till I looked it up to see if it was a variant of the phrase...it’s not, but maybe it should be!? Love this show - y’all are the best comedy podcast I’ve ever heard!
Watching John trying to be funny while Nate is just naturally funny is pretty interesting.
Hello folks! Please Nate give us weekly updates on that airplane show, or even just make up the rest of the episodes and why no one on that plane was missed
Sometimes the tension between these guys when reading the comments from listeners and arguing their own points is a tad bit uncomfortable! 😳
I don’t know what was funnier, Aaron’s face while Nate was trying to pronounce ‘cutlery’ or how long you guys let him try to figure it out?!
Nate says, “I think you guys are making fun of someone with a problem?”, The next hour is him ripping on everyone!! 😂😹🍴🍴
I haven't finished yet, but this is by far my favorite episode. The baseball chatter about well-known players had me rolling. Based on your ages, only Aaron will appreciate this, but I only know players who were included in the 2001 CD-ROM Backyard Baseball game. Chipper Jones, Sammy Sosa, Ken Griffey Jr., etc. However, I still didn't recognize Tony Gwynn, and he was in the games lineup! Sorry, Berenstain Bear, I agree that Cal Ripken Jr. was the better example. Signed, an O's fan who shares a birthday with Cal ;)
yeah same, who is Tony Qwynn?