My dad passed from Ewing sarcoma when I was 5, I wish so much he was around to have seen me and my brother grow up..but thst being said my mom taught me how to be tough. She had to raise two children while dealing with the death of her partner. She didn't have a man to fix the sink, the toilet, to mow the lawn, or to fix the car (well she had my uncle who helped her and taught her a lot) but she raised me up to know i could do what ever I put my mind to (my brother unfortunately went down a path of destruction. I love him, but he is an *sshole)
watching my dad go through chemo were really my earliest memories of him, it absolutely does something to you. I remember my dad always being sick or hospitalized due to a returning brain tumor. It returned a total of five times, the fifth time he didn't beat it. And watching him decay the last few years of his life was something else. I only got 10 years of a healthy father, which is more than some ever get, but not enough for me. I understand what Brad is talking about, I know a lot of people do. I am glad he got to keep his father, and I hope his father continues to stay on this earth for him for as long as possible.
I can relate. I was lucky to have my Dad for a long time. The last 20 years he had cancer 11 times. Some of it was easy enough to battle. A couple skin surgeries. When he got lung cancer he was not healthy enough for chemo. It was immunotherapy years of it. He tried every new treatment that came out. He said that he was a Guinea pig. He answered thousands of questions. He really liked the idea that maybe he could help someone else. Now they are giving the treatment a go ahead. I think our Dad's kicked cancers ass. They never gave up and wanted to stay with us. Sending you love from a stranger who has gone through something similar. We had tough Dads. Xoxo
My mother did the same thing to me; I'm female. She passed when I was 19...I've realized all of my dreams, and weathered every storm. I'm now 76...and living my best life; and it hasn't been easy. I applaud his dad. Job well done. Great set.
Mine passed when I was 21. She was my best friend, and September 6 just passed a few days ago. It’s been 27 years, and I still think about her every single day. She taught me stuff, I didn’t even think was a lesson, until I needed to heed her advice. Then the dominoes begin to fall, and it’s one, “ohhhhhh, so that’s what she meant!” Sadly, if she would have had the same cancer now, she could live 20 years, but back between ’92-97 there was nothing for her leukemia. (CML) I’m thankful she lived longer than any other CML patient ever had. At 16 I sat w/ her on her first hematology appointment, and he said 3-6 months. She was just shy of 5 years. I needed those 5 years to prepare me for a world she wasn’t going to be in. Still my hero, and the best friend I’ve ever had.
What a proud moment. My only goal in life was to make my Dad proud, 7 years ago at the age of 39, my Dad told me he was proud of me for the 1st time. I'll never forget that moment in my life, and for the rest of my life I will continue to make him proud, even after the day comes when he'll no longer be here, because if not for my Dad, I would never be the man I am today.
My father and I were never close. The only time I saw my father proud of me was when I got into a fight with my cousin (he's almost a decade older) and I knocked him out. My father and I got into a fight (I was 17 and he was 49) I threw him through a wall and I learned a valuable lesson... how to patch drywall
When our youngest was born we had been told that he had a 75% chance of being downs. He wasnt. But he was born with cerebral palsy , ADHD and autism. We knew from the start he was unique. But having 3 other boys, 2 were 20 at the time, we knew how to deal with this. We did the same thing as he dad. We called him gimp and talked about his one leg being shorter and all the other things. We were kind and living to him but explained ppl are jerks. Now when other ppl say derogatory things he comes back with 'my sister has better insults..." that will stop alot of young men. The world is not gonna be easy on them. We have to show them to have tough skin. So it doesn't puncture through to the softness inside and mess it all up.
Same here we had a brother with cerebral palsy and we never gave him a break and we had a great life and we loved him to the moon and back and he did us
Thank you Brad, My parents taught me the same. My brother and I were Bullie Busters! We were protection, but of course without pay but much Thank's from the one's being picked on. Thank you for reminding people to be kind to one another. I lost both of my parents to this horrible Cancer! You sure do make me laugh at real things you say in your show! I do appreciate it! God Bless you man. GBU.,SM.,NZ ✌❤😁
Brad Williams is so funny. The part where he is talking about his Dad made the hair stand up very few have been able to do that for me. Love your show thank you for making me laugh 😂😂
How is josh wolf and his son not here? They're both comedians, both have a ton of father son content giving both sides of a lot of the stories and both are insanely hilarious. Father of the year is one of my all time favorite sets.
Brad Williams what an incredible man .Your father should be proud . I'm 60 lost my father 3 years ago ,raised me just like your father did . I miss him every day . God Bless
Thank you for showing us brad Williams. We need more brads and more dads like him. To teach us to make is laugh. Old school parenting was the best. These days it's shit and I am from generation z. But still much love to elder generation
What about Saturday Night Live in the mid-1990s? Season 20 wasn't exactly kind to him then. Well, outside of the occasional sketch where he did his impression of Christopher Walken. Then Mohr got fired for plagiarizing a sketch (though he would have been let go anyway since Lorne had to overhaul the show because of how bad it was doing at the time and a lot of cast members either got fired or left because they hated working on the show. I know Janeane Garofalo was one of them. Fortunately, Norm Macdonald stayed on until season 23).
The second one with the school part is my son! 😂😂 every time my son gets in the car from school, I ask him, “what did you do in school today?” He, without fail, EVERY time says, “I don’t remember. 😐” and I’m usually in the front of the car like 🤦🏻♀️ lmao
Brad Williams is right about the school days.. my dad told us kids don't start the fight just finish it and i will take care of the rest.. as long as if we did not start it we never got into trouble
That's how I am with my kids. And nothing makes you prouder when you walk back into the school you swore you'd never come back to. You do the walk of shame to the principals office (where I spent a lot of my youth) because your DAUGHTER got caught beating the crap out of a football player for being a pervert to her. I defended her and said no wonder your team never wins when the star quarterback gets his ass handed to him by a girl. I took her for tacos when we left
Every morning I'm reminded just how much my oldest has my fathers DNA. My wife says we're just alike. Just waiting for that proud day when the cops are called because we're fighting in the front yard. That's the precious father son moments you never forget
Omg yessss Brad you are the fricken best! Of all the stand up ive watched, ive never experienced real emotion 🥰🥰 what an absolutely beautiful story, and with Dad in the crowd i feel thats full proof that his stories are all the real deal!!! So much love to you Brad and your family ❤❤❤
The punchline delivered at the end of the cancer story was amazing ... I was balling my eyes out like a guy whos D got caught up i a zipper and than the punchline "My grandpa thought me that one" was delivered and i felt like a woman for a moment , being able to cry and laugh at the same time ... Sensational .
He's not as big as he's gonna be yet and still does massive tours in smaller clubs with a chance to meet him after. I saw and met him last time he was in Portland. I was not disappointed at all!
Congrats on beating cancer. Unfortunately my mom lost her battle with stage 3 non small cell lung cancer Nov 26,2016. (6 years ago today) prayers to those still fighting and congrats to those who won and ❤️ to those that lost.
His Dad had the forethought to know his sons perspective would eventually change and realize through time and experience how much wisdom his Dad had and more importantly how much he loved him. His Dad literally put his son's best interests first and served that regardless of the short term discomfort if ridiculing something holy to you.
I'll trust the dad stories you tell. I can apply the principal to my my mom (I had an absent dad)...but the sets made me laugh out loud for real!!! Great stuff!
MAAANNNNNNN!!!!! BRAD WILLIAMS DID THAT SHIT!!!❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 Tears and laughter at the same damn time!! F*CK CANCER!! Thanks, Dad, for molding a GREAT MAN!!
Out of my friends I'm the old school dad. I was raised by a beat down dad so I've got no problem punishing my kids. My oldest said that some of my punishments were cruel and unusual, she would've preferred a beating because it would've been over and done with in a snap. The worst was the nickel. You make the child face the wall and hold the nickel with their nose for a determined amount of time and if they dropped it they had to start over. But I'm an asshole so I would do things to make them drop the nickel. My son once stood for an hour and a half because I kept making him drop the nickel. But my kids are well behaved and always willing to help unlike my friends future inmates
Brad Williams🤣🤣🤣i hope you see this🤣🤣🤣 YOU WERE AMAZING🤣🤣🤣i had to stop the video to wipe the tears out of my eyes🤣 i UNDERSTOOD everything🤣🤣 you were saying🤣🤣🤣that was AWESOME Mr Williams i have not laughed like that in a LONG time🤣🤣🤣
My Mum was HARD CORE old school. When the bully hit you and you came indoors crying about it, she gave you two options... go back out and beet the cra...p out of the bully or stay indoors and she would beet the cra...p out of you. Guess who the bully was scared of lol
The story about his dad's cancer
I'm not crying you are!
What a great story and what a great guy!
Crying while doing laundry.
I am at the office and I am not crying at all...
I cried like a little bitch :/
Those tears you see running down my face is from me yarning i'm not really crying
I literally shouted out Yeah, baby! When he said his dad beat cancer ❤
The story Brad Williams told about him and his dad brought tears to my eyes. So freakin awesome
Brad, You Are The Tallest Amongst All. Respect, Keep It Up, For All Of Us.
Brad’s story Had me in tears as well my friends but every story was hilarious and the order was perfect. God bless.
My dad passed from Ewing sarcoma when I was 5, I wish so much he was around to have seen me and my brother grow up..but thst being said my mom taught me how to be tough. She had to raise two children while dealing with the death of her partner. She didn't have a man to fix the sink, the toilet, to mow the lawn, or to fix the car (well she had my uncle who helped her and taught her a lot) but she raised me up to know i could do what ever I put my mind to (my brother unfortunately went down a path of destruction. I love him, but he is an *sshole)
@@kristinarobinson5277 go mama! I have the utmost respect for single mothers
10:26
Omg brad Williams is my new favorite stand up.. he’s hysterical and I love this guy 😂😂❤❤❤
watching my dad go through chemo were really my earliest memories of him, it absolutely does something to you. I remember my dad always being sick or hospitalized due to a returning brain tumor. It returned a total of five times, the fifth time he didn't beat it. And watching him decay the last few years of his life was something else. I only got 10 years of a healthy father, which is more than some ever get, but not enough for me. I understand what Brad is talking about, I know a lot of people do. I am glad he got to keep his father, and I hope his father continues to stay on this earth for him for as long as possible.
I pray for peace. For your whole being. I couldn't imagine
My condolences for the loss of your dad
I can relate. I was lucky to have my Dad for a long time. The last 20 years he had cancer 11 times. Some of it was easy enough to battle. A couple skin surgeries. When he got lung cancer he was not healthy enough for chemo. It was immunotherapy years of it. He tried every new treatment that came out. He said that he was a Guinea pig. He answered thousands of questions. He really liked the idea that maybe he could help someone else. Now they are giving the treatment a go ahead. I think our Dad's kicked cancers ass. They never gave up and wanted to stay with us. Sending you love from a stranger who has gone through something similar. We had tough Dads. Xoxo
Yup
My mother did the same thing to me; I'm female. She passed when I was 19...I've realized all of my dreams, and weathered every storm. I'm now 76...and living my best life; and it hasn't been easy. I applaud his dad. Job well done. Great set.
Mine passed when I was 21. She was my best friend, and September 6 just passed a few days ago. It’s been 27 years, and I still think about her every single day. She taught me stuff, I didn’t even think was a lesson, until I needed to heed her advice. Then the dominoes begin to fall, and it’s one, “ohhhhhh, so that’s what she meant!” Sadly, if she would have had the same cancer now, she could live 20 years, but back between ’92-97 there was nothing for her leukemia. (CML) I’m thankful she lived longer than any other CML patient ever had. At 16 I sat w/ her on her first hematology appointment, and he said 3-6 months. She was just shy of 5 years. I needed those 5 years to prepare me for a world she wasn’t going to be in. Still my hero, and the best friend I’ve ever had.
Brad is just amazing to watch and so damn funny. Bless his family and thank goodness his dad is good now - what a great guy.
What a proud moment. My only goal in life was to make my Dad proud, 7 years ago at the age of 39, my Dad told me he was proud of me for the 1st time. I'll never forget that moment in my life, and for the rest of my life I will continue to make him proud, even after the day comes when he'll no longer be here, because if not for my Dad, I would never be the man I am today.
My father and I were never close. The only time I saw my father proud of me was when I got into a fight with my cousin (he's almost a decade older) and I knocked him out. My father and I got into a fight (I was 17 and he was 49) I threw him through a wall and I learned a valuable lesson... how to patch drywall
Thanks for minding me to tell my own son that. It's overdue, it really is.
Nice one brother, keep living your best life 😊 and look, you've reminded a Dad how proud he is of his son 🥰👆👆
@@keztukariri 🤙💪🤙
I felt that brother. Take care
I have been introduced to Brad Williams through this channel and I am so glad. He is amazing.
Same here and just recently. Just from one post, I looked up and watched a few standup specials and they're fantastic.
I am going to his show at the Brea 11/19/22!
Yesss!! Omg he’s my new fav comedian 😂🫶🏽♾
You've never seen Mind of Mencia? Yea Carlos stole most of his jokes, but Brad was hilarious in the skits
Me too!
Lmfao at the holding the flashlight job that is so true it never was done good enough rip Dad ❤
He wasn't supposed to make me cry but when he talked about his dad, oh the tears came. What a great show! I would love to see it.
😂😂😂
I laughed, I learned and I cried. Brad’s dad is a great dad.
When our youngest was born we had been told that he had a 75% chance of being downs. He wasnt. But he was born with cerebral palsy , ADHD and autism. We knew from the start he was unique. But having 3 other boys, 2 were 20 at the time, we knew how to deal with this. We did the same thing as he dad. We called him gimp and talked about his one leg being shorter and all the other things. We were kind and living to him but explained ppl are jerks. Now when other ppl say derogatory things he comes back with 'my sister has better insults..." that will stop alot of young men. The world is not gonna be easy on them. We have to show them to have tough skin. So it doesn't puncture through to the softness inside and mess it all up.
Same here we had a brother with cerebral palsy and we never gave him a break and we had a great life and we loved him to the moon and back and he did us
brad is always one of my favorites he’s so funny and amazing and god bless his father who was in the military i believe
"and now Cancer knows it..." Every time I hear that I tear up. Props to you Sir.
I'm 62 years old and you guys kept me rollin keep it up love to hear more
Thank you Brad, My parents taught me the same. My brother and I were Bullie Busters! We were protection, but of course without pay but much Thank's from the one's being picked on. Thank you for reminding people to be kind to one another. I lost both of my parents to this horrible Cancer! You sure do make me laugh at real things you say in your show! I do appreciate it! God Bless you man. GBU.,SM.,NZ ✌❤😁
“If u can’t see it then I can’t see it” my father’s famous words when I fucked up holding the light.😂😂😂😂😂😂
I need to see more of Brad Williams!!! I laughed then cried then laughed again!!
Brad Williams is so funny. The part where he is talking about his Dad made the hair stand up very few have been able to do that for me. Love your show thank you for making me laugh 😂😂
"He wasn't really going to McDonald's. He just didn't want to wait at the red light with expired tags." Omfg I'm dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love me some Brad Williams! I raised 3 boys and always told them the same thing: You better not start it, but if you finish it, I will back you 100%.
that little MAN tour a hole in my heart ... I have cancer. that has came back.. God bless you and your Father
@@matthewtripp6840 Gd bless you man.
@@matthewtripp6840 hope all is well matt, prayers ✝
How is josh wolf and his son not here? They're both comedians, both have a ton of father son content giving both sides of a lot of the stories and both are insanely hilarious. Father of the year is one of my all time favorite sets.
Right?!
Swear
M1, M1, M1. Brad Williams is amazing. He is very funny. His jokes are brief but are spot-on.
Brief and spot on...kinda like my leopard print underwear or my tightie whities as a kid 😂😂😂
Brad Williams what an incredible man .Your father should be proud . I'm 60 lost my father 3 years ago ,raised me just like your father did .
I miss him every day .
God Bless
Thank you for showing us brad Williams. We need more brads and more dads like him. To teach us to make is laugh. Old school parenting was the best. These days it's shit and I am from generation z. But still much love to elder generation
I’ve have absolutely been crying when I watch Brad, He is so funny and I am amazed I haven’t seen him before, He is absolutely so hilarious!!!!
He didn’t make fun of you………He molded you into the great man you are today GodBless your family.
Fathers are a truly the best thing that you can have in your life, he teaches you to be strong and to never give up, and that’s why I love my dad.
My father has always been my hero... One of the hardest working, toughest men, but with the biggest heart of any man I have ever known 💗
I love how Brad Williams tells the truth about life in his comedy.
Jay Mohr has never disappointed, tv shows, movies, stand up. Thank you sir
Now he's Jeannie Buss' fianceé. Just straight winning.
What about Saturday Night Live in the mid-1990s? Season 20 wasn't exactly kind to him then. Well, outside of the occasional sketch where he did his impression of Christopher Walken. Then Mohr got fired for plagiarizing a sketch (though he would have been let go anyway since Lorne had to overhaul the show because of how bad it was doing at the time and a lot of cast members either got fired or left because they hated working on the show. I know Janeane Garofalo was one of them. Fortunately, Norm Macdonald stayed on until season 23).
Brad what an amazing human and comedian. Im sure it has nothing to do with you being little or fought thru adversity your just pure talent. 👏🏼
The second one with the school part is my son! 😂😂 every time my son gets in the car from school, I ask him, “what did you do in school today?” He, without fail, EVERY time says, “I don’t remember. 😐” and I’m usually in the front of the car like 🤦🏻♀️ lmao
🤣, my dad and me with the flashlight, then me with all my kids 🤣🤣🤣
My husband too😳
Love your work @Brad Williams. Life lessons everybody should embrace.
Everyone started laughing and ended up in tears with Brad's story. Then we all laughed again.
Jay is amazing...so funny! He's hilarious but also spitting facts!
Flashlight Job hit hard wit me😂😂
That last one got me. Much love to all the moms watching this!!! You gotta share this with the father(s) in your (and or your kids) life!!!
Brad you are the man! Love you and your perspective and insight. Wishing you the best@
I love Brad Williams and I am so touched his dad was there and they were able to have this moment. 😭💗
Growing up my Grandpa was the sweetest man I ever knew…unless you had to hold the flashlight for him. Lol! Never did get it right. Lol
I love that his dad gets to see his success and that they have such a special relationship with him.
Brad Williams is right about the school days.. my dad told us kids don't start the fight just finish it and i will take care of the rest.. as long as if we did not start it we never got into trouble
That's how I am with my kids. And nothing makes you prouder when you walk back into the school you swore you'd never come back to. You do the walk of shame to the principals office (where I spent a lot of my youth) because your DAUGHTER got caught beating the crap out of a football player for being a pervert to her. I defended her and said no wonder your team never wins when the star quarterback gets his ass handed to him by a girl. I took her for tacos when we left
It's AMAZING how many of these "bits" resonate as ultimate LIFE FREAKING TRUTHS!!!
I love Brad's stories! Hilarious & touching❤️
It's weird how relatable all these are. I always thought Nigerian dad's just chose to be dicks, didn't know it was a world wide epidemic 😂
Every morning I'm reminded just how much my oldest has my fathers DNA. My wife says we're just alike. Just waiting for that proud day when the cops are called because we're fighting in the front yard. That's the precious father son moments you never forget
I always thought Jay Mohr was just OK. But he has gotten funnier because I was laughing my ass off on that set. Killed it.
My dad had cancer within the last year or so but he was luckily able to get it taken care of quick & soon enough & now, he's better. 😊
Omg yessss Brad you are the fricken best! Of all the stand up ive watched, ive never experienced real emotion 🥰🥰 what an absolutely beautiful story, and with Dad in the crowd i feel thats full proof that his stories are all the real deal!!! So much love to you Brad and your family ❤❤❤
The mijo,,, and covered his eyes had me dying...
Awesome editing guys. You truly saved the best for last 🤣
You just got to love Brad Williams? I think he's a great comedian.
Man, I honestly can't think of a more likeable and easy to listen to comic than Felipe Esparza.
All of them gave me chills..
Brad Williams is better than the other 3 put together. He's freaking hilarious
The punchline delivered at the end of the cancer story was amazing ... I was balling my eyes out like a guy whos D got caught up i a zipper and than the punchline "My grandpa thought me that one" was delivered and i felt like a woman for a moment , being able to cry and laugh at the same time ... Sensational .
Love Brad Williams, ive heard all these guys before and they are funny, but I would love to meet Brad Williams
He's not as big as he's gonna be yet and still does massive tours in smaller clubs with a chance to meet him after. I saw and met him last time he was in Portland. I was not disappointed at all!
Congrats on beating cancer. Unfortunately my mom lost her battle with stage 3 non small cell lung cancer Nov 26,2016. (6 years ago today) prayers to those still fighting and congrats to those who won and ❤️ to those that lost.
His Dad had the forethought to know his sons perspective would eventually change and realize through time and experience how much wisdom his Dad had and more importantly how much he loved him. His Dad literally put his son's best interests first and served that regardless of the short term discomfort if ridiculing something holy to you.
18:27 I loved that part 😭💜 in my head going “aaaweee” for no reason
Hey man he can't help it if it's taco Tuesday I'd be sprinting to
I'll trust the dad stories you tell. I can apply the principal to my my mom (I had an absent dad)...but the sets made me laugh out loud for real!!! Great stuff!
OMG...I never thought I could laugh from the beginning to the end..a must watch.
I cannot be the only one who thinks that Jay Mohr looks like Mr. Incredible
He does!! That’s what it is. I kept thinking “Who does he look like??!” 😂
Now that you mention it... He really does.
I was semi familiar with Felipe....and maybe Brad but the other 2 are new for me. Brad is something else. He keeps it real. 💯
MAAANNNNNNN!!!!! BRAD WILLIAMS DID THAT SHIT!!!❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 Tears and laughter at the same damn time!! F*CK CANCER!! Thanks, Dad, for molding a GREAT MAN!!
That Last Comedian. OMG Ruthless. Flawless victory! MAD Respects!! + hELLA HUNG
Brad Williams, you are amazing!!
that flashlight story is for real! LOL
Brad=legend.
Brad Williams knows! Old school knows, if you started it, your getting you butt beat when you get home. If you finished it, everything is fine.👍
Felipe on another level
BRAD WILLIAMS 😂😂❤❤
Damn we've all been the son holding the flashlight lol 😂 now I have a toddler
OMG old school dads are the best! 😄😄
Out of my friends I'm the old school dad. I was raised by a beat down dad so I've got no problem punishing my kids. My oldest said that some of my punishments were cruel and unusual, she would've preferred a beating because it would've been over and done with in a snap. The worst was the nickel. You make the child face the wall and hold the nickel with their nose for a determined amount of time and if they dropped it they had to start over. But I'm an asshole so I would do things to make them drop the nickel. My son once stood for an hour and a half because I kept making him drop the nickel. But my kids are well behaved and always willing to help unlike my friends future inmates
Brad Williams rocks
Brad Williams🤣🤣🤣i hope you see this🤣🤣🤣 YOU WERE AMAZING🤣🤣🤣i had to stop the video to wipe the tears out of my eyes🤣 i UNDERSTOOD everything🤣🤣 you were saying🤣🤣🤣that was AWESOME Mr Williams i have not laughed like that in a LONG time🤣🤣🤣
❤ I Love Brad Williams!! The Best!!
My Mum was HARD CORE old school. When the bully hit you and you came indoors crying about it, she gave you two options... go back out and beet the cra...p out of the bully or stay indoors and she would beet the cra...p out of you. Guess who the bully was scared of lol
Elf on a shelf!!
Bloody excellent.
Brad williams KILLLEEEEDDDD that set!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love that last bit so much
Oh my God I don't think I've ever been moved to TEARS for a stand up comedy show before 😭 that little guy at the end.
These dad jokes are so spot on !!! Awesome 😎
Love Brad and Felipe
Way to go Brad!! Love it!!
Brad William's is so awesome!!
That’s the best parenting advice it’s so true.
I lol’d so hard at Jay Mohr because my daughter is just like his son when it comes to asking how her day was.
Brad Williams 🏆
I couldn't stop laughing. ☝️🤣 you guy's are too funny. 😁 💯 great 👍 job 👏
Brad Williams hit it on point! 🔨
Omg! I hate being in charge of the flash light 🤣🤣🤣
I never had an argument with my dad; he died when I was 1 year old😢
So sorry that happened..
@@Elketjeable awww thank you…Your so sweet🥰
Felipe Esparza! Brilliant! 🔥
Brad was awesome.. Felipe so hilarious..all were great
You made me laugh, and then you made me cry,
Damb good show...
The prosthetic leg got me rolling🤣🤣