Actually he is almost 10 years younger here. Odenkirk is 35 here. Saul was born in 1960. The main line of "Better call Saul" is taking place in 2004, so Saul is 44 there and 48 in "Breaking bad".
@@kozho2982 who bob? Yes he’s been a god damn comedic legend for like 30 years, he made one of the most influential amazing sketch shows EVER before Malcolm in the middle existed let alone breaking bad
@@waterwater7814 He said in an interview. But in short he thinks comedians would be great with drama. Very introspective people, they get in touch with with their emotions and the dark side and truths of life and the whole classic Comedy/Tradegy two masks thing
Think of an actor like John C. Reilly for a moment. When he played Steve Brule, even he admitted that his character was just an exaggerated version of himself, that's just how involved certain actors become when they develop their characters, they try to pour as much of themselves as they can into them.
Man, what a guy. He dreamed of helping people in legal trouble and through years of hard work, grinding it out working at his brothers law firm and attending online school at night, he was able to become a lawyer. I hope he has a long prosperous career, because it’s not often you find a humble, trustworthy, straight-laced lawyer who isn’t just in it for the money. Go get ‘em Saul, Albuquerque loves you!
“I can’t help the people with their lives....because they’re so messed up. But I want to help them with their excuses.” Did he literally just foreshadow his career here?
@@kingcrimson4133 It sounds the same. He was on Seinfeld before this clip was shot and he sounds the same there. A person's voice doesn't magically change once he's into adulthood.
Kush Patel You can praise Odenkirk without putting down Evans or Rudd. Either way, neither are “marvel one trick ponies” because they’ve delivered solid and varied performances before and after those films, Rudd especially.
Kush Patel I do prefer Odenkirk as an actor, but again, we don’t need to shit talk other actors to illustrate that point. Especially when those men have done good work outside of Marvel that show range. There’s room to enjoy all of them in different ways and that’s okay :)
Saul Goodman will be remembered as one of the best characters in history of TV. Thanks to this man for playing him so cool. Wonder if he realizes at the time of this stand up.
This was 12 years before he appeared in breaking bad and 18 years before Better Call Saul began. I'd say it's pretty unlikely he would have realized that.
"Can't help that people with their lives, they're too messed up. I'm not God.. But I wanna at least help them with their excuses." Kinda funny when you hear this from Odenkirk watching Better Call Saul in 2020.
he's also one of the great comic writers of the past 25 years. he wrote almost every major snl skit for a while, and then mr. show, which is brilliant. agreed that his standup is not great because he can't handle the audience.
He also wrote in his recent memoir that he dislikes having to memorize a standup routine and then repeat it over and over. He admitted in his book that sketches are his true love and comic strength. He did add later in the book that he wasn’t too sure on dramatic acting in a big budget show, but he says Bryan Cranston helped him get into character a lot easier, and that wearing Saul’s outrageous suits immersed him in the role.
He’s really hit the big time. To think that he was a starving artist less than a quarter century ago. Now he’s got triples of the Barracuda, the Roadrunner, and now the Nova.
Cuz that deal's a sure thing now. Plus, luckily, his wife is gonna pull through and be okay! He had a poster of her on the wall in his garage. And he doesn't live in a hotel!
+Alex Wayne You know, I thought the same. Why does my opinion matter? I produce music.. Although, that's not to say I would have felt the same way had this been some other comedian.
This was when one of the audience members began writing the entire script for Breaking Bad and BCS, after hearing those words "I wish I could help people with their excuses for the police..." His name was Vince Gilligan. BRAVO VINCE!!!!!
All these Breaking Bad people.. Bob Odenkirk was legend status after Mr. Show and all the Tim & Eric (especially Tom Goes to the Mayor) stuff. He's not Saul, Saul is one of many incredible roles he's performed.
"Better Call Saul" had the most-viewed pilot episode in television history. He ain't Saul, but the role has earned him more accolades and influence than anything before it. I'm not knocking his previous stuff, it was brilliant. But the material he's working with now, that he has been working with since 2009, is unmatched across the board.
My comment was before Better Call Saul existed. I love the show.. I can't wait to see the fourth episode tomorrow. All I was saying was anyone who knows Bob Odenkirk would never refer to him as "the guy who plays Saul Goodman." People who think that are jumping on the bandwagon a bit too late.
1. 0:04 sounds a LOT like the Better Call Saul intro 2. "I can't help the people with their lives, they're too messed up! I'm not God... But I wanna at least help them with their excuses!!" - that is absolutely Jimmy right there!
Just finished BCS. Brilliant finale. Jimmy got justice, and also got a semblance of a happy ending. And the show itself managed to hit a definitive conclusion while leaving the story open-ended. I honestly could not have asked for a better final episode to the Breaking Bad universe.
"I only buy products made with child labor cuz I think kids need the encouragement" absolutely sounds like something Saul would say and that fucking scares me.
This feels like a prequel to Better Call Saul during Jimmy's college days.
This is how jimmy mcgill should look like in his young version. Jimmy looks like hes 50 in there
Chrisna 1311 Well they did the best they could with the makeup. They don’t have the budget for de-aging tech
@@roarrrist lol, because he is
@@everything777 they should have deepfaked everyone to make them look younger
Here's hank at 26
th-cam.com/video/23JKQGEL64U/w-d-xo.html
Bob Odenkirk: "I wish I could help people with their excuses for the police"
Vince Gilligan: "I've got just the part for you"
YES. lol
Peter Gould: Am I a joke to you?
Bob was hired for BB because Vince Gilligan liked Mr. Show.
hector salamanca: i am hector slamanafa
Same thought here ^^
This is exactly what I’d picture jimmy doing back in his 20’s, this is officially canon
Canon to real life
funny thing is he's 35 here, dude ages well
Looks like Bob Odenkirk was not really acting when he made the Slippin Jimmy scenes.
Hm
@@lewisgarner5615 no canon to better call Saul and breaking bad.
Slippin' Jimmy
So slipping 😂
oly shite...now we know what chris evans is going to look like lol
Slippin Jimmy James Morgan McGill
Lmao I dont know why but this actually made me laugh
He’ll always be Slippin Jimmy. Nothing more.
Bob Odenkirk 1997: “haha those people on cops are losers!”
Saul in 2011: “those are valuable clients with rights”
Saul in 2022: in jail.
@@25mynor canonically in 2011
@@TheTubbyboy69 Yes but he's still in jail to this day.
@@25mynor He's in prison, not "jail".🙄
@@cicamaca725 He was in jail in Omaha and before trial in NM. Prison is not the same as jail.
It’s kinda weird that this is what Odenkirk actually looked like when he really was the age he pretended to be for most of Better Call Saul
@tiredshishi old men in their thirties?
@tiredshishi and in real life he is 60
Actually he is almost 10 years younger here. Odenkirk is 35 here. Saul was born in 1960. The main line of "Better call Saul" is taking place in 2004, so Saul is 44 there and 48 in "Breaking bad".
@@jus_sanguinis he'd 42
@tiredshishi you think 30s is old? 💀
This man has aged immensely well.
He’s been 43 for the past 25 years
@@Bence-ht8kc at least for 25
hello bretheren
Id let him slip me his jimmy
heart attacks do that to a mf
He looks like God’s first draft of Chris Evans.
If I was watch mojo, I'd put this in the "top 10 youtube comments" video
Yes! You see it, too!
😂😂😂 underrated comment, deserves more likes
Wtf 100%
I was going to say the same thing... If "Not another teen movie" was a reality this is what Jake Wyler's future would look like...
this is literally Saul Goodman's type of humour we see later in BB/BCS, amazing how Vince really picked the best possible actors for their roles
So, he's always been like this?
@@kozho2982 who bob? Yes he’s been a god damn comedic legend for like 30 years, he made one of the most influential amazing sketch shows EVER before Malcolm in the middle existed let alone breaking bad
@@byHexted lol I agree but what does Malcolm in the Middle have to do with it?
Makes me think - maybe his directions were literally "be yourself"; would be any writer/director's dream to have a guy like that on cast.
@@kozho2982 Waltuh
Vince wasn't kidding when he said he focused on hiring comedians for Breaking Bad's cast.
I didn't know that :0
Funny enough Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn and Bob Odinkirk was in How I Met Your Mother.
But why though?
Huh, didn't even think about that. Bill Burr has a small role too
@@waterwater7814 He said in an interview. But in short he thinks comedians would be great with drama. Very introspective people, they get in touch with with their emotions and the dark side and truths of life and the whole classic Comedy/Tradegy two masks thing
His face expression is so expressive. Hope this guy takes up a career in acting or something
I doubt it. He’s probably managing a Cinnabon out in an Omaha mall right now
@@CM-ip7ti yea what a loser lmao
Nah, he will probably be just a mailman or a lawyer at best
This guys is probably just gonna be a scam artist
Probably he ended up as another cellphone seller.
Who knew he would become one of the best dramatic actors in the history of television.
comedians always end up being fantastic in drama series
@@bigguy3021 True... Jamie Foxx & Jim Carrey are good examples of that. Started in comedy and sketches and became awesome actors
@@bigguy3021 so true,even Bryan Cranston was only filming in comedy films and tv-shows
@@royroos8036 They were both on the black SNL of the 90's, In Living Color. Hilarious show, Gen Z, check it out.
@@royroos8036 Wait.... Jamie Foxx? What and when? I always like his movies. I've only known him as Django and Bats and many more cool action character
*Is that Kevin Costner?*
Tide Pod Is My Dinner 🤣
“HE’S NOT REALLY KEVIN COSTNER”
Hahahah nice reference
He was last night, mate
@@maurob8586 Right? Epic
This is after the vacuum repair guy relocated him......
cinnabon does wonders for your age
rip to the vacuum repair guy
That would be Ed in the show, Robert Forster in real life.
RIP Robert Forster..
Lmaoo
😂
And now, his greatest show ends. Thanks for everything.
Pffft
@@djeezuskryste2098 🤨
@@fl3m1n9o4 maybe I’m just biased because I loved Mr. Show lol
mr show ended over 20 years ago
@@ellisd3165 who tf asked
The intro of this vid kinda instantly made me think of the intro of Better Call Saul.
+Pavignon exactly what im thinkingggg
Pavignon even the VHS noises and the cop story. Wonder if this inspired the character
YESS
I swear they built the entire show around the showbiz character of this real man.
@@MarkWhippy nah that's just what everthing from that time was like.. 😂
I once convinced a woman that Bob Odenkirk was Chris Evans and it worked, because I believed it!
Did you go to George costanza school of lying
But did you convince her that you were Kevin Costner?
@@Nicole-rq8ix The Architect for Vandelay Insustries, also an Inporter Exporter, also killed his wife is toxic envelopes
@@Nicole-rq8ix It's not a lie if YOU believe it
@@DPMusicStudio Yes, that wisdom, as well as "look annoyed at work so youll look like youre working hard" are what I live by
He’ll never change. Never change. Ever since he was nine, always the same
Couldn’t keep his hand out of the cash drawer
@@mcdonaldssauce7095 Stealing them blind!
@@dielaughing73 Not OUR Jimmy!
"Cops catch you drunk with ten pounds of cocaine in your trunk? Better Call Saul!"
+lignagirroc "Mass murder? Better Call Saul!"
Fucking hell, anybody else see Chris Evans? aka Captain America? lol holy shit that's weird!
thought the same
"dont try to lie to the cops" - words Saul Goodman has never spoke.
sure he would!
Don't try to lie to the cops ( As in: Keep yer mouth shut. And call yer Lawyer )
He says to never lie to your lawyer though.
To be fair, he was rhetorically quoting someone for his joke
Spoken*
@@eldevenirdelostiempos9764 lol I was gonna say that too but instead I'll just thumbs you up and reply (:
Man, Slippin' Jimmy really did a great job acting as Odenkirk. Really felt like I was watching Bob Odenkirk live. Amazing!
Bravo Vince!
“Do any of you know what a Chicago Sunroof is?”
Haha
It's all about Hoboken Squat Cobbler
@@tdijon7 that's disgusting
Golden stuff
Hope no one defecates through one
Wow he actually is Saul Goodman
“Woah i cant separate a tv show character from a comedian/actor. I’m gonna post this on reddit for upvotes! XD”
@@jenkemuser4636 piss off!
@@jenkemuser4636 Bruhhhhhh
@@jenkemuser4636 you were born 11 months after the use by date.
Think of an actor like John C. Reilly for a moment. When he played Steve Brule, even he admitted that his character was just an exaggerated version of himself, that's just how involved certain actors become when they develop their characters, they try to pour as much of themselves as they can into them.
Man, what a guy. He dreamed of helping people in legal trouble and through years of hard work, grinding it out working at his brothers law firm and attending online school at night, he was able to become a lawyer. I hope he has a long prosperous career, because it’s not often you find a humble, trustworthy, straight-laced lawyer who isn’t just in it for the money. Go get ‘em Saul, Albuquerque loves you!
His name is Gene now
@@jtsoto0702 Now he’s only Jimmy.
Nah I hate this buddy he scammed me in the bar
“I can’t help the people with their lives....because they’re so messed up. But I want to help them with their excuses.”
Did he literally just foreshadow his career here?
Underrated comment
@@amangoyal923 UnDeRrATed cOmMeNt
@@RewindingFilm04 underrated COMMENT
His career to continue acting? Yeah, it would seem so...
It would be interesting if Saul tried to be a comedian in the 90s after the Chicago sunroof incident
Kinda fun to picture him as a young james mcgill with his sleezy humor
Chase Jonathan Exactly! I imagine him as Slippin' Jimmy.
+Chase Jonathan where did you buy that helmet?
+Marauder1981 Lmao
Marauder1981 dude i got it for free! unfortunately i had to get it removed
I know he's younger in this video, but HOLY SHIT his voice is so different.
It sounds literally the same. It's the compressed VHS audio that makes it sound more rough.
@@hasselett So it does sound different 😈
@@dantemack88 A distorted tape sound doesn't take away from Bob's voice. He sounds the same. It's the overall audio that's different.
@@hasselett No, it's not just the tape. Bob Odenkirk's voice is much, much more gravelly these days.
@@kingcrimson4133 It sounds the same. He was on Seinfeld before this clip was shot and he sounds the same there. A person's voice doesn't magically change once he's into adulthood.
I feel like he looks like Chris Evans.
Sofia Dinges yeah
No..Kevin Cosner
Siii es chris evans jajaja
Sofia Dinges mixed w Paul rudd
i felt Chris Evans looks like him🤷♀️
Odenkirk worked his ass off and has finally made the big time with his Nobody film
and it was AWESOME!
Chuck: An online course?! What a Joke! Ive worked my ass off to get where I am!
@@SilentPlayer1999 And he gets to be an actor? What a sick joke!
@@SilentPlayer1999 go land crabs!
@@axilleasgr6430 But not our Jimmy, couldn’t be precious Jimmy!
When introduced you could tell nobody knew who he was. Today when introduced on shows like Colbert, he gets a standing ovation. Climbed that ladder
His role in Breaking Bad is amazing. Best character on the show. Mixing the comedic aspect with drama isn't easy to do, and he does it to perfection.
So good they made a whole show for him 😁
@@phobos258 bruh, its a 10y.o comment 😅
hope the OP's creaming themselves over Better Call Saul
because he should
1997 : I'm not god!
2004 : I'm a god in human clothing, lightning bolts shoot from my finger tips!
@@anastasios_moumouris yeah
@@anastasios_moumouris better call saul chronologically occurs in 2004
And he drank his piss
@@nicolas6496 tell me again 😶 -Lalo
Anna Piasecka Do you know Werner Ziiigler ?
Shout out to Vince Gilligan for his role in immortalizing both Bryan Cranston and Bob Odenkirk. They were successful before him, but legendary after.
So many breaking bad references, so little mr show referemces
I agree, long live Mr Show!!!!
I know, so few referemces.
George Ericksen cause Mr show is fucking boring
CazzSDMF Mr Show is boring? Have you actually ever seen it?
Max William Lauf Hi, I’m a rapist. Dan’s the name, insurance is my game. Rape used to be my game.
Paul Rudd and Chris Evans’ son seems to be doing good for himself.
aubsworth I see what you did there 😂
He does look like their child , doesn't he? 🤣🤣
Other way round lady
Kush Patel
You can praise Odenkirk without putting down Evans or Rudd. Either way, neither are “marvel one trick ponies” because they’ve delivered solid and varied performances before and after those films, Rudd especially.
Kush Patel I do prefer Odenkirk as an actor, but again, we don’t need to shit talk other actors to illustrate that point. Especially when those men have done good work outside of Marvel that show range. There’s room to enjoy all of them in different ways and that’s okay :)
He has the most iconic 90's look ever, this whole recording and setting does. It almost looks like an episode of Friends
This guy is so talented , I hope he will get the chance to play a role of a lawyer in one of the best tv series ever made
Kinda weird
He did - can't believe you Nostradama'd it!
Unoriginal joke
@@zayteer1657 and weirdly worded too!
i had the same thought, strange
“I’m such a loser but not as big as you!”
Man really just predicted every reality show for the next 25 years
Wtf, He looks like Captain America!
Not sure Bob would look back at this and say it was his finest moment.
He hated stand up. Read his book.. comedy comedy comedy drama
We all got our start somewhere.
LOOOL yep. But his acting made up for it
Saul Goodman will be remembered as one of the best characters in history of TV. Thanks to this man for playing him so cool. Wonder if he realizes at the time of this stand up.
This was 12 years before he appeared in breaking bad and 18 years before Better Call Saul began. I'd say it's pretty unlikely he would have realized that.
@@GoggledAgog 😄
OH MY GOD HES SO ADORABLE
wtf
African guy: Why are u gae?
Are you gae?
What's with the salty replies lmao
Truly a under appreciated actor and comedian
"Hi, I'm Bob Odenkirk, did you know that you have rights?"
**deafening silence**
"You'll get this one in a few years, don't worry."
"Can't help that people with their lives, they're too messed up. I'm not God.. But I wanna at least help them with their excuses." Kinda funny when you hear this from Odenkirk watching Better Call Saul in 2020.
he's also one of the great comic writers of the past 25 years. he wrote almost every major snl skit for a while, and then mr. show, which is brilliant. agreed that his standup is not great because he can't handle the audience.
He also wrote in his recent memoir that he dislikes having to memorize a standup routine and then repeat it over and over. He admitted in his book that sketches are his true love and comic strength. He did add later in the book that he wasn’t too sure on dramatic acting in a big budget show, but he says Bryan Cranston helped him get into character a lot easier, and that wearing Saul’s outrageous suits immersed him in the role.
This is so in character it's unbelievable. Back when Jimmy was still Slippin.
It's amazing how much has carried through over 20 years. Better Call Saul is such the perfect show for his personality / style. Love it.
He looks like how Steve Rogers would’ve looked in his thirties if he hadn’t been given the super soldier serum.
1:41 First "Better Call Saul" in existence
Looks like Kevin Costner and Chris Evans had a love child
Gordon from your profile picture it seems like you’re a fond of children
Hamza Fakkar I like smelling their hair that’s it
@tim conway yes he is biding his time.
Better call saul
That is Kevin Costner
I remember seeing this as a teenager. I never knew this was Bob Odenkirk until now.
2:36 "But I wanna at least help them with their excuses"
bro think he's Saul 💀
He’s really hit the big time. To think that he was a starving artist less than a quarter century ago. Now he’s got triples of the Barracuda, the Roadrunner, and now the Nova.
Cuz that deal's a sure thing now. Plus, luckily, his wife is gonna pull through and be okay! He had a poster of her on the wall in his garage. And he doesn't live in a hotel!
That was a good set Bob. Makes me appreciate him even more during this era of his career.
So talented ... as an actor. Shows how standup is very very tough.
The guitar theme music sounds just like the opening to Better Call Saul. Weird
+Alex Wayne You know, I thought the same. Why does my opinion matter? I produce music.. Although, that's not to say I would have felt the same way had this been some other comedian.
Neil Godfrey probably because this was likely based out of Chicago, and they use bluesy guitar music in Saul bc Bob and Saul are from Illinois.
Very similar chord progression
@@user-qe5uv1cj1x There are no chords played, it's called a melody/riff
How's your stand-up routine, Bob?
"Saul Good, Man..."
This was when one of the audience members began writing the entire script for Breaking Bad and BCS, after hearing those words "I wish I could help people with their excuses for the police..." His name was Vince Gilligan. BRAVO VINCE!!!!!
"Thing about cops is that I want to help the people"
Foreshadowing
why is he so cute
The burns?
Yeah, he kinda reminds me of Kevin Costner. 😍
cocaine
@Ron Garvin Stay classy, Garvin.
@Ron Garvin bitter angry people everywhere, damn what a way to ruin a video. Just scroll through some comments.
His brother, Chuck didn't want him to do this set.
Bob has lived many lives; thanks for coming out to Albuquerque and giving us the legend of Saul.
So this is what slippin' Jimmy did before getting into the mail room
What a clickbait...thats not Bob Odenkirk! Thats Kevin Costner
"What do you get when you cross The Godfather with a lawyer? - An offer you can't understand" - Jimmy Mcgill, 1992
All these Breaking Bad people.. Bob Odenkirk was legend status after Mr. Show and all the Tim & Eric (especially Tom Goes to the Mayor) stuff. He's not Saul, Saul is one of many incredible roles he's performed.
Shut up
Not to mention he STARTED off writing on SNL
"Better Call Saul" had the most-viewed pilot episode in television history.
He ain't Saul, but the role has earned him more accolades and influence than anything before it.
I'm not knocking his previous stuff, it was brilliant. But the material he's working with now, that he has been working with since 2009, is unmatched across the board.
My comment was before Better Call Saul existed. I love the show.. I can't wait to see the fourth episode tomorrow. All I was saying was anyone who knows Bob Odenkirk would never refer to him as "the guy who plays Saul Goodman." People who think that are jumping on the bandwagon a bit too late.
I agree :/ Mr show, Larry sanders show, time and eric and some more
'I'm drunk and have cocaine in the trunk'. Man has been rehearsing for his most famous role for decades.
he sounds like badger when badger got pinched. "i thought we were friends, man...i feel used".
omg yess
1. 0:04 sounds a LOT like the Better Call Saul intro
2. "I can't help the people with their lives, they're too messed up! I'm not God... But I wanna at least help them with their excuses!!" - that is absolutely Jimmy right there!
Siempre me agradó éste sujeto, es mi mejor actor
Wow, Kevin Costner looks so young in this!
Haha this is pretty rough but I love watching bob do it anyway. He’s so endearing.
"He'll never change, ever since he was 9 always the same."
Just finished BCS. Brilliant finale. Jimmy got justice, and also got a semblance of a happy ending. And the show itself managed to hit a definitive conclusion while leaving the story open-ended. I honestly could not have asked for a better final episode to the Breaking Bad universe.
Nobody speaks about his clothes. Man it’s 1997 and he’s dressed as a 2019 H&M model. Dude’s in the future!
its a typical 90s look for a white man in his 30s. You really dont know what your talking about lol
He’s wearing a t shirt and jeans lol
are you high?
@Big Smoke Wow what a terrible comeback
I'm so glad he turned out to be so successful. He was in the comedy trenches of comedy for a long time.
I hear alot of Chris Farley in his voice. Funny to think that he is the one who wrote the Matt Foley Motivational Speaker sketch.
Wait are you saying Bon Odenkirk wrote In a Van Down by the River?
domonchief yep
@@Sugarbear3000 that's amazing
[inevitable and tired reference to Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul]
This bundle of sticks
INSANEWitG18S
Nice.
***** Don't cut yourself on all that edge bro
Chairman Mao
You overshot my point by about seven miles but you can always have another go if you like
*****
Yes, yes it is. I'm assuming this is currently happening on any video involving Adam Driver, and it's all very funny of course.
Saul plays bob odenkirk so well
"I was in Vegas last weekend for the fight... with my girlfriend" - Underrated joke right here.
Before Jimmy was a lawyer, he tried in standup. This explains why he is so hilarious with his jokes and one liners in his shows.
Vince gilligan is a genius
"I only buy products made with child labor cuz I think kids need the encouragement" absolutely sounds like something Saul would say and that fucking scares me.
2:27 This sounds like it could be a line from Better call Saul way too much
he's awesome! : )
Some dude that has 700k subs and you only got two likes. Its just like before they were famous
Bro
0:50-->"Better Call Saul!!!"
Man, i was born in 1997.
Whoa! No way!
Sideburns!
I never knew he did standup. Awesome!
He wants to help people with their excuses. No wonder he became a lawyer
Got a speeding ticket in his Suzuki Esteem
RIP to the Suzuki Esteem
As Walt said in the last episode of BCS: « So you were always like this ». He is so wonderful actor🥹
He was great then and he's great now. What a beast.
why it ends in 6 minutes ?you're done when I said we're done saul
We're done. No more. Six months from now, best case scenario, I'm managing a Cinnabon in Omaha!
once you reach perfection with your hairstyle you just keep rocking it all your life
This is back in his "Slippin Jimmy" days !
Round of applause for announcing a negative aids test result. Yeah, that's the world we live in!
It’s unreal how well this aged like seriously it’s UNREAL!!!!
I like to think this is just Slippin' Jimmy.
The only man who can act by just being himself