Vince McMahon on Late Night with David Letterman
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- David Letterman mocks Vince McMahon on NBC's Late Night with David Letterman. You can tell that Vince wasn't thrilled at this at all.
Dave Meltzer wrote that this "was just a comedy segment and meant as a rib on Vince."
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4:04 "it's a baby boy, Shawn Michael".... *OHHH, OHHHH SHAWNNNN*
Tim Viper lmao
If the HBK theme music played as the baby was carried in by the parents it would've been pure freaking gold lol.
Vince is delivering comedy gold right here
I miss this David Letterman and I miss this Vince MaManhon.
Vince is awesome in this. So deadpan and classic.
1:17 Vince: "We are experiencing, or in anticipation of certainly, a deluge of pregnant women at this moment."
Vince being on top of his comedy game at the spur of the moment.
The baby might share the name with the "Show Stopper", but Vince stole the show that night.
Man I loved it!!!hahaha
Love this
SHAWN MICHAEL!!!!!!! ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN IN THE WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION! Let's give Mrs. Fury .... A HAND!! lol I love Vince McMahon!
Oh boy I bet right now vince wish it was still 84
This may be the funniest thing Vince McMahon has ever done, and there are a lot of things that could be considered for such a title
I remember seeing this back in the day and it was really funny to see Vince clowning outside of the usual wrestling scenario. Still funny.
The baby's name is Shawn Michael? lmao XD
1980s Vince McMahon always played it straight on television, BUT he knew how to make the straight role hilarious by pretending to be oblivious!
On a mid-1988 episode of Prime Time Wrestling, he hosted with Bobby The Brain Heenan and he did a bit with George Steele's Mine doll that had me laughing for days. Vince was saying that the doll was sticking its tongue out at Bobby (because it was facing Heenan). The Brain told Vince to turn Mine the other way and it would stick its tongue out at Vince, so Vince turned Mine the wrong direction and earnestly responded, "No, I don't believe so."
New Years Eve 1985 🎉
SHAWN MICHAELS 😂😂😂😂
Somebody tag Bill Burr. This shit is gold
The baby’s name is Shawn Michael?? Vince was legit hilarious.
worst thing Vince prolly wouldn't want shown is 1:58. THEY'RE NOT WRESTLERS, THEY'RE SUPERSTARS, DAMMIT
Lol. I noticed his facial expression says it. He looked disgusted whenever he had to say it.
"Shawn Michael, that's a good idea. Patterson, jot that down, sounds like a future Main Event Superstar."
The VinMan is fucking killing me. Amazing comedic timing.
Vince was funny in his own right in this.
Gotta love that Vince became a billionaire.
Vince McMahon should either be a NFL commentator or president of the USA!!
This didn't age well
@@dutenica
Lmao!!!
haha I think Vince knew exactly what he was doing. he wasn't getting played by Dave, he was almost playing him. Vince at that time, i'm sure, knew what was hot or not, funny or not funny, and how to entertain. He knew what to do.
Of course, he’s in total command lol
Letterman was golden here. Shame aging is a thing, but there's a reason he was allowed to stay long past his due.
Wrestlelamia sent me. Yeah, I don't think this would be added to WWE Network any time soon. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dr. Saxton? 1:25 Is that Byron's Dad? Now it makes sense why Byron is the "Carlton" of WWE
"Carlton"?
U mean coachman dipshit 😂
@@steeltownbrown52Carlton from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. the preppy black boy who acted like a white man
Shawn Micheal ! Im a baby boy, ( baby boy ) im not your boy toy
Back then I doubt many people would have matched Vince in drinking alcohol, snorting cocaine or fighting. He would have fucked you up.
4:04 oh shit!!! HAHAHA
Vince looks mad the whole time
The kid's name is Shawn Michael!
Vince is absolutely hilarious in this!
The comments from the Vincels are too much. It's obvious to see Vince was trying to come off as professional with extended word play trying to impress the general audience, without realizing everyone was laughing at him moreso than with him.
Vincels?? Is that some sort of play on oppressed incels PAL??
HAPPY 2022.
hahaha baby boys name is Shawn Michael
if only Vince knew how much he'd be hearing that name soon enough :D
Both Vince and Dave were amazing playing off each other. This is just as funny as when I first saw this almost 40 years ago.
At the other hospital, Costas at the end had the best punch line of all.
Fun fact the baby is this video ended up being C.J Perry AKA Lana who was a valet in the WWE from 2013-21
THE BABIES MUST POSE, PAL
Mrs. John Martino and Mr. John Martino. Good job Vince.
Letterman: "Don't let Vince name the baby." Letterman: "The babies name is Shawn Michaels." Shawn Michaels is a name trademarked by WWE/WWF for a wrestler.
what was the inside joke with the: "is that your tux?" 2:20 and 4:50
Geolink2349 I believe he was a millionaire even by this point.
Letterman is such a hater Vince was hilarious but David kept taking cheap shots at Vince
David Letterman is so good
This was well after the WWF had boomed from the "Rock n Wrestling Era".... Vince was already loaded by this point.
3:28 alrightttttt
I swear if Vince wasn't in the wrestling business he should've a comedian lol
letterman is a punk, love how vince ended the segment lol
Dave is a pretty funny guy in general (definitely compared to his competition) but Vince held his own here and the only reason Dave was throwing cheapshots was because Vince was actually being funnier than him. Hell, the man used "deluge" not only correctly in a sentence but as a pun at the same time and Dave has the nerve to act like Vince is some kind of idiot.
deluge-an overwhelming number/amount or overflow of land by water
aka a bunch of pregnant chicks whose water broke
Clever guy
David Letterman
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74 años
The babies name was Shawn Micheal NO WAY!!! Thats coincidence.
I was thinking the exact same thing. It's kind of eerie don't you think?
Dang, Vince's good in this!
"Have you always been a little early with everything you do?"
Love Vince!
3:22 lmao
Someone help me with the tuxedo comments?
Vince was a commentator for WWF and he wore a suit similar to the one Letterman made him wear.
Just imagine an early 2000's Mr. McMahon announcing the new baby boy with his angry, borderline gurgling "Shaaawwn Michaels" voice.
The very same one that Triple H did so well when he and Shawn dressed as Vince and Shane.
I remember hearing Lawler or Michael Hayes say that after the Kaufman incident, Letterman refused to ever have a wrestler on his show again.
I'm pretty sure Vince remembers this too. VKM does not look like someone who likes to be made a fool of. Letterman took quite a few cheap shots on this show. It says a lot that Letterman has been doing his show for 20+ years in NYC, which is the home base of the WWE and they have no affiliation other than this little appearance.
Letterman is/was certainly the type of guy who thinks wrestling is beneath him.
@@darrylgrant4718 But I also saw an interview recently where he talks about being a fan of Bobby Heenan.
Such good shit
What year was this?
Probably about 1982 or 1983.
For David Letterman to introduce Vince McMahon as the host of T.N.T., then it must have been 1985 or 1986, since that show started airing in May 1984.
1985 or so, he was doing that Tuesday Night Titans thing
Anyone have any idea of the date on this? Letterman referred to Vince as the host of "Tuesday Night Titans", so I'm guessing sometime between '84 and '86
New Years Eve 1985 🎉
with Vince McMahon, it's like 2 shows in 1, Late Night with David Letterman/Vince McMahon 2 in 1.
Shawn Michael! Haha
3:23 is the greatest...
WHAT YEAR WAS THIS !!!!!!!
All they needed was Shawn Michael's entrance music as he was being born.
Nick Riddle i think I’m cute... I am a baby
the whole late night concept at the time was the anti-talk show doing shit that makes fun of the shit late night talk shows do. I think vince went into this thinking it would be handled the way Johnny Carson would do it.
Nah Vince knew exactly what he was doing. Great deadpan humor.
I do not watch his show, neither do I think he is funny, but I do watch TH-cam clips if my favorite celebrity come on the show.
That being said, David was definitely throwing shots at Vince when VM actually was having fun and trying to be entertaining.
I did not laugh once at Dave, because he looked like a hater, but Vince had me in stitches laughing. He's the only reason I kept watching.
Cold Soulja Entertainment I think Dave was definitely looking down on Vince, since he was associated with what he might call "rasslin".
I also don't think Dave anticipated Vince to have as much wit as he did. Vince was doing all this on the fly. Also, he was not known for his comedy talent. Yet, he outdid Dave in those sketches by a mile.
Bob Bop Perano Yupp.. but wrestlers in the old days had the gift of gab. They had to... carnie talk, selling the show.
Dave grew up as a wrestling fan going to Dick the Bruiser's shows in Indianapolis, he named his house band "The World's Most Dangerous Band" in honour of Bruiser, and was a big fan of, and later friend of, Bobby Heenan, who he earnestly described as "a genius".
Cold Soulja Entertainment vince sucked here
Classic stuff.
I wonder what became of the Late Night Baby. He'd be knocking on the door of 40 by now.
Sean Michaels? Lol
kids name was Shawn Michael
Is this Vince or Alan Partridge?
Vince McMahon kinda looks like Sean Hannity. LOL
well they're both Irish.
3:47 well don't leave it up to Vince for God's sake!
The. Lapsed. Fan.
Let's all give Vince McMahon a hand. (A McMahand?)
Complete personality clash there, dave is a comedian, vince is a serious man, it was very entertaining
Damn could some one tell me what year is this
Levon Douglas 1985
So they would have used the rockers theme song
I want to watch something funny now, lawls!
Vince could’ve messed up David letterman any moment if they were in the same studio and you could tell Vince knew that’s why he never really got hot at letterman
Vincent Kennedy «Vince» McMahon (24 de agosto de 1945)[1] es un promotor de lucha libre profesional estadounidense, exfisicoculturista, locutor, comentarista, productor cinematográfico, y, ocasionalmente, luchador profesional bajo el nombre de Mr. McMahon. Actualmente es el presidente de WWE, accionista mayoritario y director ejecutivo de la promoción de lucha libre profesional WWE. También fue el propietario de las extintas empresas World Championship Wrestling y Extreme Championship Wrestling.
What year did this take place(1983, 1984) when Vince McMahon saw himself as a witty talk show host and not Mr.McMahon?? This may have been before the Rock N Wrestling/Wrestlemania One era. V.McMahon would cringe if he saw this now because once he portrayed the 'Mr.McMahon' character on TV he seemed to think he was the King Of The World in real life.V.McMahon was looking like a guy who wanted to use this appearance as his chance to get into show business
Very random...but funny.
Lol
@Geolink2349 his dad owned wwwf I'm pretty sure he always was well off.
His dad wasn't in his life until he was a teenager. Vince grew up in a trailer in the Carolinas with an abusive stepdad. Coming from a very similar background, I definitely see why he became what he is.
Before Vince was a millionaire lol Wow
This is so odd to watch
@2:50 Vince is pretending not to know they're back on the air. He's too much of a pro...probably his way of mocking Dave.
NYCMESBRNX no. He didnt know