@@arn0bthechameleon Yeah exactly. He had plenty respect for Gallagher as well. Even though they joked back and forth, it was clear that Patrice and Gallagher respected one another.
The parallel between Pat and Patrice is uncanny. They don't sell out, make no apologies and kept it real to themselves. I loved listening to this and I loved how Patrice was so respectful, and I know it was only because he admired Pat and saw a man unwilling to bend, much like himself. Awesome interview
Its crazy. Normally patrice would run the shit and fucking pat cooper stole the fucking show. But im also sure patrice had a shit load of respect for Pat
God, I love how Pat calls it like it is in the first 90 seconds. Just destroys Opie to the core. "I don't know how people in this country with no talent get lucky. Anthony you don't need anybody, you understand?
Leave it alone, Pat. This is good radio. Now let’s go to this dipshit caller in fucknut Ohio who will add nothing to the conversation..-Opie Good radio
Pat Cooper's anger was so transcendent that not even Patrice could get past it. I wish those 2 had made a buddy movie then again I don't think Pat gave a crap.
If these two had a podcast it be so fucking raging. But one episode every like 5-6 months because there was too much arguing about scheduling between agents because both of them didnt want to do it that day.
@JcDaniel No doubt! He’s 93 atm here in 2022, and in 2018 he married a nice lookin’ blonde broad in her 40s or maybe 50s at the oldest (which is definitely going to help keep him young at heart/spirit too!). I think his spitfire attitude and constant high energy level is definitely going to make him become a centurion, which would be especially incredible because it is much more difficult for a guy to become a centurion than a woman. He has similar genetics as my great-grandmother (she and him were both full-blooded Italians, with her being a first gen American to be born on American soil after her parents from central Italy migrated over in the late 1800s, and Pat’s father having migrated from southern Italy [but his Italian blooded mom was born on American soil]). My great-grandmother was born around 25 years before Pat, but she was sooooo close to making it to being a centurion! She left us at either 98 or 99. And you know what else? She was also absolutely hysterical! She was the funniest family member I’ve ever known and was constantly cracking me up. I think a lot of it was bred in those big Italian families back then (she was one of 12 kids in total!), and not only were they always chattin’ up a storm at family get-togethers/suppers/etc, they were always crackin’ jokes and making fun of one another. The get-togethers were always so loud, with everyone trying to talk over each other and be heard, etc. The only thing that prevented her from making it to age 100 was her awful, unloving daughter (my grandmother). My grandmother convinced her mom (my great-grandmother) to sell her home (which had been her home ever since she got married young 😢), leave the Boston suburb she had lived in forever (and around all her beloved extended family members), and move across the country to the armpit of the nation, where my grandmother lived - Las Vegas. Not to live together though; just to get put into a wretched nursing home where she would know no one and it would crush her soul/spirit. It was so bad that because they had her in bed all day, she developed bed sores. They followed procedure by requesting permission from the daughter to allow the nursing home inject her mom with antibiotics so the bed sores wouldn’t get infected (as the daughter had power of attorney ofc). My grandmother refused to allow them to administer the medication. In her mind, my great-grandmother wasn’t dying fast enough, and she really wanted that inheritance money for her gambling addiction needs. So that’s how my beloved, nearly centurion, Italian great-grandmother died. She suffered from infections from bed sores in a terrible nursing home, instead of being surrounded by the family that cherished and adored her back in Massachusetts, and had very much wanted to take care of her. She was so much of a joy and riot to spend time with, but my greedy grandmother’s ice cold dark heart was unable to even enjoy the company of a puppy, much less the company of a human or family. Sorry this is so long, but to wrap this up...Pat Cooper (who’s real name is Pasquale Caputo) not only has that same spitfire, funny as fuck Italian attitude/energy, he now has a “young” hot babe that is going to make sure he makes it to 100 years old, and does so while living at home with her… I am absolutely positive of it! :D Listening to him has been an absolute joy and reminded me soooo much of my boisterous east coast Italian fam from that earlier era. Families simply don’t come like that anymore.
@@Swashbuckler9x I’m so glad to hear that. Honestly I completely forgot I wrote it and it was nice to read it again myself, so thanks for writing me and telling me that. :)
When I listened to his story of the older lady he was banging, halfway through I realized it happened in THE EARLY 40’s. This is why we need to talk to older people.
@@MrEvanNoyes It’s crazy that he was 14 in 1943, the same year my old af boomer father was born! Just nuts to think about. And Pat is 93 atm here in 2022. Long live Pasquale Caputo! That’s his real name. ;)
The reason Patrice had so much respect for Pat is because Pat was telling the industry to fuck itself far before it was cool or lucrative to do so. Patrice always respected brutal but necessary honesty.
Patrice is my all-time favorite, but I now have mad love for this man, Pat Cooper... never heard ANY one go toe-to-toe with Patrice like this and at least break even, if not come out on top.... with genuine respect FROM Patrice!
shynsly01 Two legends. Look up other Pat Cooper clips from Stern and O&A. I wasn't around anywhere near his prime, but it's criminal Pat isn't more recognized as a legend.
i love Pat calling everyone out. first time i heard him i couldnt believe someone being so honest and not going "haha, im jokiiing" after it. obviously he doesnt mean it, but the fact that he doesnt cover his attacks is brilliant. and i love how he calls out Opie, saying he is no-talent and that Ant carries him. you can feel he really means it deep inside... everyone knows it, but nobody says it.
@@Sam-um9nu “I believe it because it’s also my opinion after witnessing all the drama” Not everything is deep. These are people bullshitting and breaking balls. Let it be
@@S.E.J and not everything is shallow either. pat was right and it came out since the fall of O and A opie was terrible to work with but was well versed in radio.
This is a classic episode that I come back to every year or so. Also, if anyone hasn’t seen it, the Tough Crowd episode with Patrice, Pat Cooper, Norton, Nick, and Keith is the best episode of the series. Their chemistry was crazy.
this is the ONLY time patrice ever conceded and even stammered stuttered and temporarily tkod by anyone but he ended up loving it and its so cool how much respect he has for the old old OLD school icons
Great joke at around 37:30, Pat actually tries being nice to Patrice by trying to remember a time they worked together, and Patrice goes, "I think you're confusing me with Flip Wilson."
Ur a fool if that's what you think happened. He wasn't outclassed he gave the floor to his elder. Patrice would wipe the floor with Pat at 5% if he wanted to.
You can tell Patrice really saw Pat as a comedy idol. There’s a lot of similarities between the two. They both always spoke their minds and never kissed ass in the way they were supposed to for movie deals and other opportunities. Both of them had an increasingly rare blend of comedy and authenticity that seems to be lost nowadays.
RIP Patrice. I would've loved to hear a Podcast, where it was Patrice and Pat. I would've paid money for that. They worked great off each other. Only person that could shut down Patrice.
this is so good, you have to listen very closely to catch all the nuance and comedic shading...it's one of the best comedy pieces on you tube...and Patrice's 'Exorcist' ad lib is perfect
Wow man- I am 3 months late to the party. Today I found out that Pat Cooper passed away. Listening to this today has a whole new meaning now that Pat and Patrice are both gone. Like we're legit listening to two of the best wise guys go at it and they aren't here anymore. I listen to this a few times a year. I'm not even surprised or particularly torn up about Pat, because he was 93. I get it man. He couldn't have had a good quality of life. To have been a sharp-witted talker your whole life, and then to be shackled by the cruel effects of time. At least he lived a nice full life of doing whatever he felt like doing.
Pat Cooper at 1:03 when Opie asks why Pay is looking at him says "I just can't believe you're still here. it's amazing how people with no talent can keep these jobs. Anthony, you don't need anybody, he's (Opie) is holding you back" truth fucking bomb
Patrice looked up to Pat. He was fascinated by him. They were two very similar people from what I heard. Patrice and Patrick. Two men who are very unfiltered and full of life. Amazing that Pat is still around as of this comment.
Pat Cooper was really before my time, so his appearances on O&A were my 1st experiences with him. I love how authentic and raw he was, only person I've seen Patrice allow to bust his chops like that too, but I see why he got the respect.
RIP Pat Cooper, he recently just passed away. He lived a long incredible life, he had no filter and that’s rare these days.
past away
@x dude had a Rob Kelly moment lol
@x you clearly don't get the joke which makes you even more stupid,how does that feel?
@@a.wenger3964 that was the joke
I was wondering when he would. Last time i listened to this was over three years ago bc i would binge watch this
When Patrice calls someone "Sir" or "Mr. Cooper" you know that person has Patrice's respect 100%
@markyncole yes and Patrice also called Gallagher 'Sir' lol
@@gregoryandreski9341 not sure what im supposed to do with your wifi password at home, im Not a hacker duude
37:22 haha
i thought he called him sir as part of the insult. If I insult you, then call you, "Sir", you are also OLD
@@arn0bthechameleon Yeah exactly. He had plenty respect for Gallagher as well. Even though they joked back and forth, it was clear that Patrice and Gallagher respected one another.
"Comedy ain't a joke". Pat Cooper. Words that Rich Vos has taken to heart.
rrh grant More like taken to FART!!!!!!
Hey, it's Vos. *carcrash sound*
GODDAMN RICH *Vos*
Best comment
This comment made me howl with laughter while listening to pat riff fuck ya
LMAO Pat calls out Opie for what he is right at the beginning, what an OG
For real
Can one of you fine gentleman tell me what he called him my dumb ass couldn't hear it for 10mins straight an I wanna know
1:10 Pretty much calls Opie useless
Brilliant, he calls it exactly correct; "Anthony U don't need anybody, you've been holding him (Opie) up for years!"
Lmaoo Opie had that sad fake laugh of realization
The parallel between Pat and Patrice is uncanny. They don't sell out, make no apologies and kept it real to themselves. I loved listening to this and I loved how Patrice was so respectful, and I know it was only because he admired Pat and saw a man unwilling to bend, much like himself. Awesome interview
Well said.
WWPD
Two of the realist comedians to ever live. Never sold their souls, rip to both of these legends
WWPD
Pat and Pat
Pat Cooper is the only person that can make Patrice not say shit.
Its crazy. Normally patrice would run the shit and fucking pat cooper stole the fucking show. But im also sure patrice had a shit load of respect for Pat
Elveteran00 38:05
Josh B Patrice interrupts him like 9 times. He made Pat not like black people no more (lol) Pat is amazing. R.I.P Patrice.
Josh B Funny because at the same time he literally makes Patrice say "ahhh shit" more than any other person.
Josh B its called mutual respect.......patrice could have went in if he wanted but for what??.....let the last of a dying breed drop some gems
gofoward202 that also shows Patrice's greatness, he kept it so real. He paid respect. Awesome stuff.
This dude is still alive! 91 years old now. Quite amazing
Thanks for the update
I’m new to his work. Absolutely genius
Yeah just googled him
Literally 40 years older than Patrice, yet outlived him, crazy
93 and still kicking in 2022
19:27 "So cut the shit with that black crap and it's over! Now, get up there and tap dance for us!"
Charles,that 1 was priceless,wasnt it?
you are on the mark. I hope Pat is doing well.the last appearance was in 02/14,and I wonder if he really retired? do you know? Steve
thanks,Six,for the info.I appreciate your helping me.Steve
God, I love how Pat calls it like it is in the first 90 seconds. Just destroys Opie to the core. "I don't know how people in this country with no talent get lucky. Anthony you don't need anybody, you understand?
APG95 *burp*
Opie and Anthony is better than LFTC and Opie's old show put together.
Live From The Compound. It's Anthony's show.
Leave it alone, Pat. This is good radio.
Now let’s go to this dipshit caller in fucknut Ohio who will add nothing to the conversation..-Opie
Good radio
Tommy Savage he's been doing this since 18 let it go
"Anthony, you dont need anybody, understand? Youre holding him up all these years!"
I can only imagine he was looking at Opie when he said that.
Wow I never would've thought twice about that at the time...I guess things were fucked up since waaay back.
When he said that, I cried laughing!!😂
He fucking spotted it as soon as he sat down
Opie does the uncomfortable sniff after Pat says it
@@Briguy164 No, that was him uncomfortably laughing then not speaking for 10 minutes
Pat Cooper's anger was so transcendent that not even Patrice could get past it. I wish those 2 had made a buddy movie then again I don't think Pat gave a crap.
No One horrible idea
SWIFTzTrigger you too
If these two had a podcast it be so fucking raging. But one episode every like 5-6 months because there was too much arguing about scheduling between agents because both of them didnt want to do it that day.
To hear Patrice say “can I ask a question” is crazy , real recognize real
"Now get up there and tap dance!"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He owned Patrice there, not just with that line, but with the whole message there.
Dying laughing... Ends his anti-racism rant with now get on that table and tap dance 😂😂😂
It's almost beautiful how two guys named Pat had perfect chemistry together
Pat Cooper STILL being alive just really drives it home how Patrice died way too soon.
lithium I hadn’t even realized he’s still kicking. Wow. Pat and Patrice were amazing together.
Shit
Pat was 40 years old when Patrice was born...crazy
Rip Patrice give em hell in heaven.
Still alive !
A guy like Pat Cooper is Opie's worst nightmare.
the Destroyer is radio's worst nightmare.
RIP Pat Cooper. He is up in the clouds arguing with Patrice.
And burning bridges with god
R.I.P. Pat. One of my top 5 O&A
7:33 "I'm 82, and I hope my buddy here lasts till he's 82."
Sadly, his buddy lasted for exactly half that age.
So fuckin sad.
@JcDaniel
No doubt! He’s 93 atm here in 2022, and in 2018 he married a nice lookin’ blonde broad in her 40s or maybe 50s at the oldest (which is definitely going to help keep him young at heart/spirit too!). I think his spitfire attitude and constant high energy level is definitely going to make him become a centurion, which would be especially incredible because it is much more difficult for a guy to become a centurion than a woman.
He has similar genetics as my great-grandmother (she and him were both full-blooded Italians, with her being a first gen American to be born on American soil after her parents from central Italy migrated over in the late 1800s, and Pat’s father having migrated from southern Italy [but his Italian blooded mom was born on American soil]). My great-grandmother was born around 25 years before Pat, but she was sooooo close to making it to being a centurion! She left us at either 98 or 99.
And you know what else? She was also absolutely hysterical! She was the funniest family member I’ve ever known and was constantly cracking me up. I think a lot of it was bred in those big Italian families back then (she was one of 12 kids in total!), and not only were they always chattin’ up a storm at family get-togethers/suppers/etc, they were always crackin’ jokes and making fun of one another. The get-togethers were always so loud, with everyone trying to talk over each other and be heard, etc.
The only thing that prevented her from making it to age 100 was her awful, unloving daughter (my grandmother). My grandmother convinced her mom (my great-grandmother) to sell her home (which had been her home ever since she got married young 😢), leave the Boston suburb she had lived in forever (and around all her beloved extended family members), and move across the country to the armpit of the nation, where my grandmother lived - Las Vegas. Not to live together though; just to get put into a wretched nursing home where she would know no one and it would crush her soul/spirit.
It was so bad that because they had her in bed all day, she developed bed sores. They followed procedure by requesting permission from the daughter to allow the nursing home inject her mom with antibiotics so the bed sores wouldn’t get infected (as the daughter had power of attorney ofc). My grandmother refused to allow them to administer the medication. In her mind, my great-grandmother wasn’t dying fast enough, and she really wanted that inheritance money for her gambling addiction needs.
So that’s how my beloved, nearly centurion, Italian great-grandmother died. She suffered from infections from bed sores in a terrible nursing home, instead of being surrounded by the family that cherished and adored her back in Massachusetts, and had very much wanted to take care of her. She was so much of a joy and riot to spend time with, but my greedy grandmother’s ice cold dark heart was unable to even enjoy the company of a puppy, much less the company of a human or family.
Sorry this is so long, but to wrap this up...Pat Cooper (who’s real name is Pasquale Caputo) not only has that same spitfire, funny as fuck Italian attitude/energy, he now has a “young” hot babe that is going to make sure he makes it to 100 years old, and does so while living at home with her… I am absolutely positive of it! :D Listening to him has been an absolute joy and reminded me soooo much of my boisterous east coast Italian fam from that earlier era. Families simply don’t come like that anymore.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 man this was a fucking pleasure to read.
@@Swashbuckler9x
I’m so glad to hear that. Honestly I completely forgot I wrote it and it was nice to read it again myself, so thanks for writing me and telling me that. :)
God damn, Pat is the most honest old school guy in this business.
The only
Easily one of the best O+A segments ever
Pat ranting on Howard Stern is even better I think.
A real man calls it as it is
God damn im glad i clicked on this
9:57 "What black people?"
"Yes, there are black people still around."
I was in stitches 😂😂😂😂😂🙌🏾
There isn’t a second of hesitation to Pat Cooper. His stream of consciousness is incredible. Then I remember he was in his 80’s and my mind is blown
When I listened to his story of the older lady he was banging, halfway through I realized it happened in THE EARLY 40’s. This is why we need to talk to older people.
@@MrEvanNoyes
It’s crazy that he was 14 in 1943, the same year my old af boomer father was born! Just nuts to think about. And Pat is 93 atm here in 2022. Long live Pasquale Caputo! That’s his real name. ;)
The reason Patrice had so much respect for Pat is because Pat was telling the industry to fuck itself far before it was cool or lucrative to do so. Patrice always respected brutal but necessary honesty.
Patrice didn’t believe in brutal honesty. He said brutal should be associated with lying 😂
Everything that I see Patrice in has made me love him more. And the love his fellow comedians have for him is so touching and real.
Patrice is my all-time favorite, but I now have mad love for this man, Pat Cooper... never heard ANY one go toe-to-toe with Patrice like this and at least break even, if not come out on top.... with genuine respect FROM Patrice!
shynsly01 Two legends. Look up other Pat Cooper clips from Stern and O&A. I wasn't around anywhere near his prime, but it's criminal Pat isn't more recognized as a legend.
Pat died on June 6, 2023. This 58 Min of Gold. Rest in peace Pat and Patrice.
Pat Cooper is fucking *gold*.
Even more so that he blanks Opie through the whole bit.
"rat bastard" welcome to my daily vocab.
i love Pat calling everyone out. first time i heard him i couldnt believe someone being so honest and not going "haha, im jokiiing" after it. obviously he doesnt mean it, but the fact that he doesnt cover his attacks is brilliant. and i love how he calls out Opie, saying he is no-talent and that Ant carries him. you can feel he really means it deep inside... everyone knows it, but nobody says it.
He really don’t give a shit haha
@@Paul-dw2cl I think it's the complete opposite tbh
interesting, that might be it, actually
@@Sam-um9nu
“I believe it because it’s also my opinion after witnessing all the drama”
Not everything is deep. These are people bullshitting and breaking balls. Let it be
@@S.E.J and not everything is shallow either. pat was right and it came out since the fall of O and A opie was terrible to work with but was well versed in radio.
Patrice and pat were so alike.
This is a classic episode that I come back to every year or so. Also, if anyone hasn’t seen it, the Tough Crowd episode with Patrice, Pat Cooper, Norton, Nick, and Keith is the best episode of the series. Their chemistry was crazy.
Yelling a screaming got
Pat to 93 years old.
I follow that path.
Pat Cooper is awesome!! 82yrs old and still full of fire !!!
this guy is 87
@@RealDynamite
93 now! :)
cant count how many times ive watched this. pat has more wit and "energy" in his 80's than i will ever have. r.i.p. to both
RIP TO PAT COOPER AND PATRICE. I miss tough crowd. Would love to see these two guys in a room with some other real comics for Hours.
There was a few solid others on tough crowd alright, but no one could ever keep up with Pat, or Patrice
this is the ONLY time patrice ever conceded and even stammered stuttered and temporarily tkod by anyone but he ended up loving it and its so cool how much respect he has for the old old OLD school icons
He conceded to Bobo when he called him a Spade.
And to Colin Quinn in O&A too
@@Sealwithwificonnection Pat and CQ are the only comedians that I think Patreeky respected a 100%.
@@arbow954 LMFAOOO!
@@stobe187 Nick Di Paolo was great at holding his own against Patrice too
I wouldn't have guessed at the time that Pat Cooper would outlive Joan Rivers, let alone Patrice O'Neal.
Todd Jodoin link?
Patrice is one of the few comedians I've seen make Pat Cooper laugh. Loved seeing them both on Tough Crowd.
My sides hurt and I can barely breathe after laughing while listening to Cooper. 82 and he broke them all down in the first 2 minutes. Legend.
Legend - Didn't take any bullshit. Rest in Peace Pat.
Great joke at around 37:30, Pat actually tries being nice to Patrice by trying to remember a time they worked together, and Patrice goes, "I think you're confusing me with Flip Wilson."
Lmao 🤣
The similarities between Pat and Patrice are amazing. From ratting out a girl they banged to burning bridges. RIP Patrice
So true, this hour of radio feels so special
the only other person Patrice loved like this was colin Quinn!
dont forget the OG George Carlin (Rest in Power). He was a huge inspiration to Patrice (Rest In Power)
What a great interview, you can tell Patrice looks up to Pat and respects him tremendously.
It took 10 years for comedy like this to go extinct. maybe someday it’ll come back.
Pat Cooper & Patrice O Neal was a lethal combo
As much as I love Patrice O'Neal I've never seen him outclassed until now. Wow what a force
Ur a fool if that's what you think happened. He wasn't outclassed he gave the floor to his elder. Patrice would wipe the floor with Pat at 5% if he wanted to.
@@michaeltadlock1987 clearly you didn't listen to both of them speak
Cooper's ability to recall and rant like this is pretty phenomenal at his age.
Rest in Peace Pat Cooper
“I don’t want nothing but get out of here fast” 😂😂 Pat was such a crotchety old man 😂😂 RIP to the Pats
You aren’t just being entertained with this guy, you walk away feeling grateful that he entertained you. Mark of a legend.
Pat Cooper and Patrice O'Neal. On the off chance that there's a Heaven, those two are the ultimate odd couple in it.
Yeah pat Cooper is not good...
gotta be a Ballbusters Club up there. Rickles is in there too now
Perfect.
Pats not dead baby. You rat bastard.
There’s definitely a Heaven. It’d be so depressing to think that I would never get to hear Patrice’s ringing laughter and misogyny😆
I have listened to a lot of Opie and Anthony and this is fucking GOLD! Miss you Patrice.
R.I.P. Pat Cooper 😢
ARE YOU EVER SOFT SPOKEN?
YEAH, WHEN I'M FUCKING SLEEPING...BUT IF YOU EVER WAKE ME UP IN THE MIDDLE, I'LL "COMPLETE THE SENTENCE".
BRILLIANT!!
If Patrice O’Neal lived to his 80s he woulda been like Pat
RIP to both legends
Patrice and Pat were perfect together. I wish there were 100 of these
2 years today since Patrice died. RIP big man. Pat, keep rolling on.
Pat and Patrice would have been one hell of a radio show, brilliant guys. Miss Patrice like fuck.
Patrice let Pat Cooper talk more than most any guests I can think of. Def respected the old man
You can tell Patrice really saw Pat as a comedy idol. There’s a lot of similarities between the two. They both always spoke their minds and never kissed ass in the way they were supposed to for movie deals and other opportunities.
Both of them had an increasingly rare blend of comedy and authenticity that seems to be lost nowadays.
I’ve listened to this probably 3-4 times and it always kills me. Pat is the REALEST.
"See he brings back slavery, this fuckin' guy" LMFAO, I've never seen someone cut Patrice off at the pass so fast.
"When you cover your heart, it[sic] heart don't pump right." Words of wissom.
RIP Patrice. I would've loved to hear a Podcast, where it was Patrice and Pat. I would've paid money for that. They worked great off each other. Only person that could shut down Patrice.
Patrice was so calmly funny the opposite of the manic energy of Pat but both geniuses in their own way and style.
@@geoffJG1 Patrice, calmly funny? Are we watching the same comedian?
RIP Pat Cooper & of course, Patrice... Always an amazing listen 🤣🤣🤣
Pat Cooper In his Gucci Sweater is now my background. Loved him and Patrice together. rip Patrice keep on kickin Pat...
The two Pats, two titans and sadly but inevitably soon to be reconciled in the halls of greatness. I love these guys so much.
Herschelclitz Bergstein cooper still kickin at 90.... RIP Patrice :(
RIP to Patrice and Pat. Also RIP to O&A
“You might be confusing me with Flip Wilson.” Even Pat Cooper had to take a moment, Patrice was always on the money! So quick!
this is so good, you have to listen very closely to catch all the nuance and comedic shading...it's one of the best comedy pieces on you tube...and Patrice's 'Exorcist' ad lib is perfect
2 of the greatest people ever. RIP Patrice O’Neal and Pat Cooper
Pat is the greatest 😂😂😂 now tap dance for me
R.I.P Pat Cooper
Crazy he outlived Patrice!
Everytime the reaper turns up Pat makes him cry.
This is comedy gold, masterclass.
" Who gives a fuck, it's fuckin ovah. " Pat is still great in his 80s. Awesome.
Patrice's love of Pat is a thing of beauty.
Now get up there and tap dance for us
Best hour of radio I have listen too in a long time
Wow man- I am 3 months late to the party. Today I found out that Pat Cooper passed away. Listening to this today has a whole new meaning now that Pat and Patrice are both gone. Like we're legit listening to two of the best wise guys go at it and they aren't here anymore.
I listen to this a few times a year. I'm not even surprised or particularly torn up about Pat, because he was 93. I get it man. He couldn't have had a good quality of life. To have been a sharp-witted talker your whole life, and then to be shackled by the cruel effects of time.
At least he lived a nice full life of doing whatever he felt like doing.
I've never heard Patrice this impressed. Pats depth of knowledge is next level.
R.I.P. Pat...
Pat Cooper at 1:03 when Opie asks why Pay is looking at him says "I just can't believe you're still here. it's amazing how people with no talent can keep these jobs. Anthony, you don't need anybody, he's (Opie) is holding you back" truth fucking bomb
ichiban308 36:25 ,Opie makes a joke then Cooper "Great,an ad lib after two hours.How did you get this program?"
@@nevertrustpower2840 That was Ant who made the joke, not Opie
The only man who could get Patrice to be quiet on the air.
Pat Cooper fucking rules
This was the youtube clip I heard that made me an O&A fan a while back. Maybe the best hour of radio I've ever heard.
Razor sharp and lightning-fast wit that would be impressive on a man half his age, Pat Cooper is a national treasure.
Patrice looked up to Pat. He was fascinated by him. They were two very similar people from what I heard. Patrice and Patrick. Two men who are very unfiltered and full of life. Amazing that Pat is still around as of this comment.
Pat Cooper is still alive today, it's really sad that Patrice died so early
What a great duet these guys were, should have thier own show.
That was fucking great. I am surprised I've not run into this clip before today
Pat Cooper was really before my time, so his appearances on O&A were my 1st experiences with him. I love how authentic and raw he was, only person I've seen Patrice allow to bust his chops like that too, but I see why he got the respect.
My F****** Lord! I'm so glad I found this today. I'm ashamed I didn't know of Pat sooner. His voice resonates in my SOUL!