I want another sit down with these same guys now. After Ricky called out Hollywood, after the slap, and after the Louis controversy. I want to hear Jerry's take on all of it and hear all of them discuss the state of comedy now.
It's worth pointing out that Gervais was producer on this show, and was functioning as a sort of host. It wasn't intended to be "4 Equal Comedians," it was presented more as "Gervais loves these guys and wants to do this thing with them."
Adam Harrison yep. I'm not a fan of his whole appearance here. It's just important that people remember it's not just "four comedians," it's "3 comedians and the comedian who's hosting the show"
***** I don't think Ricky is that funny alone, but I have grown to love the guy a lot because of Steve Merchant and Karl Pilkington. Who are Fucking Hilarious especially when with Ricky!
Adam Harrison It's just his personality. I don't think he's trying to "justify his place in the circle" I just think the others are more laid-back in their demeanour/approach. Some people ask "Why?" a lot, and are genuinely inquisitive people that cannot dismiss points easily (hence he's an atheist). Gervais is more of a debater as the others like to move from point-to-point. I may be wrong but it seems like you don't know Gervais well enough, and are just an American christening a British comedian based on a 50 minute show. Watch Seinfeld and Gervais on - 'Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee' - it may change your mind.
Heisenberg Why did you feel the need to mention that Gervais is an atheist? Also you have to remember Ricky is the 'youngest' stand up there, he started much later in and has achieved a hell of a lot. In addition to writing the office/extras etc
i didnt get the comment, or the avatar, or the username. only thing that made me giggle is the last name. a giggle that lasted only 0.5 seconds because i have many many things to hate life.
I truly hope the guy who did that bit finds his way to this video and realizes that 4 of the greatest comedians of all time both laughed at the actual joke, talked about it for 10 minutes, and built on it the funniest moment of their sit down together.
I showed it to him. He was amused. Gave up comedy some years back and doesn't regret it, but still performs regularly on guitar, rather brilliantly. Mr Kevin Sullivan, one of the funniest men alive.
@@cargoshipgaming Gervais being all nerdy and ruining it is a huge part of the reason that the whole thing is so funny in the end. "Does he do the whistle" wouldn't have killed nearly as hard without Ricky's BS coming before it.
@@ComedyJakob yes. Out of the experienced comedians, he's still going and succeeding. He would bring the same kind of viewpoint of comedy. What else are bringing? Dane? Mencia? Bob kelly? Fucking vos?!
@@moodlampActual Dane is likeable, Mencia was legitimately always shit. Norton threw Louis under the bus. Don't know the other two so take what I say with a grain of salt, im obviously not into this as much as some of y'all
@@rayan8031 Ricky and Louis have confirmed this on an episode of the Opie and Anthony show. The conversation started before recoding as they are walking to the set and they just casually sit down and continue. Entirety of it was 5 hours, can't remember how much of it was recorded. If you find that O and A episode you'll see.
This is such a great conversation because it feels honest. They are laughing at each other, disagreeing, saying things which obviously offend or annoy each other. Feels behind the scenes.
I went to a comedy show in Boston years ago where Dave Chapelle showed up with zero material. Just started interacting with the audience and building jokes from it. Might have been the funniest show I've ever seen.
It might be because it was all specific to your audience and comedy is built largely from shared experience, so it very well could have been stuff he’s thought about enough for it to BE a joke but it was presented to you as stuff only you guys are hearing and that intimacy gives another layer to that shared experience,making it more effective. Brilliant
Andrew Dice Clay has an album called "The Day The Laughter Died" that is basically him going onstage, making terrible "jokes" and insulting the audience. You'd think it'd be terrible, but it's hilarious. Probably the only actual funny thing the guy really did.
It's a testament to Chris that he can patiently sit back, listen earnestly to the conversation and the other three waxing poetic about the craft for an hour, and find the opportunity to destroy the room with one offhand line, "Does he do the whistle?"
"what was your first bit you thought was funny?" Ricky: "oh i remember this well." Chris: "he just made it last week." and everybody missed that shot. shame.
not that they missed it, it was just too obvious for their level. Those commedians grew up roasting each other every single day..you can only imagine how high the bar is.
Yep. You can genuinely tell that the conversation is a little bit difficult for Chris in places. Look at his face when Ricky says his comment about poor people.
Only difference is that Carlin literally had a special every year while i don't think CK has done quite that. Though he is insanely gifted. Probably my favorite
@Daniel Clark yeah but he appeals to a larger audience. You can not even like standup and like Jerry Seinfeld but if you love standup you probably don't like Jerry Seinfeld.
Louis CK only has only one condition with regard to his big career resurrection, he is going to drop trow and flog his tiny ginger dolphin! Enjoy the show, chuckles! Luckily, he likes dump his bit at least once a year to make room for his creations. It makes me wonder if there is really a vas deferens between the old material and the new? Further, are the audiences more testy these days or is he still leaving them prostrate with laughter?
all these guys are used to having a platform to just monologue and go on for as long as they want, and its so funny watching them try to figure out how to not talk over each other.
@@jw7305 no, it was put on TH-cam 8 years ago and released on hbo in April 2011. It was 3 months from being 10 years old when I wrote that comment, but now it’s def been over a decade.
"Does he do the whistle?" Chris Rock with the funniest moment in this hilarious hour of great comedy. Four excellent perspectives on humor from four maestros.
What I realized is the difference between the average comedian and a true comedian was that line. 25 years of Louis CK, a good comedian, having this story about a failing average comedian with the "sitting on a cock cuz im gay" bit and he didn't come up with a punchline for it. In 2 seconds, Chris Rock comes up with the punchline for the bit.
This comment brought out some early childhood feeling I haven't felt for a decade and a half, and it's also exactly perfectly how I feel about this video
There are only so many comedians on this level and are able to intellectualize it like this. They’re expensive to get in a room and honestly, hearing them talk too much about it would take away from the magic.
Even when they're not telling jokes or laughing I love it. These guys are all famous for their perspective in one way or another which holds up the comedy. Steel in the walls.
So much has happened after this show... a brit, a jew, a black guy, and a red headed mexican walk into a bar... greatest comedians of the 21st century.
As long as people will accept crap, it will be financially profitable to dispense it, including masterbating in front of any one, what is your address ? I feel like masterbating now...............
@Ella Rose Strongly disagree. In my opinion, whether or not we think what he did was messed up or not, he brings a quite different, introspective , and most of all, extremely well articulated perspective to the conversation. Having watched it many times, I feel like he kind of acts as a glue that holds it all together, almost like a host.
To me, It feels like there's anger or tension throughout most of the conversation, but in reality I realize they're actually displaying unity with different types of comedy from different types of comedians and doing a damn good job at it. I like it.
One of the best discussions of craft, any craft, that I’ve ever seen. It’s a privilege to watch four artists of their caliber discussing the form they love.
@@DunmoresMovieMania Lol, Louis, Chris, Ricky all seem to think he's talented. So does Eddie Murphy, Bill Burr, and lots of other legendary comics. I think they're probably better at judging who is funny/talented than your dumb ass.
Critical Nobody and the people who are offended seem so ignorant to how Rock and CK have attacked the n-word in their bits. If you saw Bring The Pain, you know EXACTLY what CK is referring to when he says “nigger” in this show. CK is practically quoting the bit in reference to what Rock is saying about him. If you saw Chewed Up, you know EXACTLY why CK would say “nigger” instead of “n-word”. While it’s unfair to expect everyone to be familiar with every aspect of all four careers involved, there’s a context for everything that’s going on. It’s a manufactured controversy.
I’m confused as to how a white video game reviewing neck bearded incel tells me how I should feel about two white men saying nigger lool it’s beyond me
I could watch these guys talk everyday. It's the most interesting dynamic. They all have different views, styles, arguments...it's incredibly engaging. I'm convinced that comedy scratches a different surface in this world, which reveals deeper and deeper layers, that the audience simply isn't aware of until they examine why they laughed in the first place.
Ricky Gervais is honest and hilarious, so honestly the slander against him I don't understand lol ^^ but hey, to each their own. I love Ricky so I'm not annoyed by him
TH-cam should be filled with this kind of thing. Actors, comedians, musicians, or whoever talking shop among themselves without a moderator, interviewer, or immediate audience. Pure gold.
I agree. I love listening to the pros be it comedians, actors, musicians etc. talking about their craft or behind the scenes of their careers. And especially without an interviewer that may ask dumb questions or interrupt constantly. Some people think it takes away some of the magic knowing too much about them but for me its the opposite. I think I enjoy them more.
I disagree. I'm not even a fan of Kevin Hart (i find him abrasive and annoying) but the dude can craft a good damn joke. He can make me laugh in spite of my cross armed distaste for him. He's paid his dues and he KNOWS the craft as well as ANY of these heavy hitters. Switch out ANY of these 4 for Kevin, and the conversation will have been just as rich. And again, this is coming from a guy who AVOIDS watching Kevin Hart movies/comedy specials
Charles Harding Ricky was interrupted a lot, but he was also talking a lot. And he was weirdly trying to be the arbiter. Chris was interrupted a lot, but he hadn't been talking a lot.
they all were, by each other. It's a four way informal conversation between friends, happens all the time and is fine. They were just hanging out, on camera
I liked to spoof songs in College and I came up with that Dock of the Bay bit myself over 20 years ago! I doubt it was me He heard it from, but as silly as it is I felt a bit of pride watching these comic legends laugh over it!😀
I will fellate my cat on national television if you release the full version, HBO. I’m actually not even kidding-that’s how much I want to see it. Why did the cat just run out of the room?
Chris Rock breaks the mold of "if you have to explain a joke it is not funny." Dude somehow took a rule of comedy and broke it while leading us on a path of comedic understanding. Like he made the path of understanding his joke as funny as the final pay off the joke itself.
@@ralek592 I know I was fucking dying at the joke. Pretty sure Will got a good chuckle out of it before his whip cracked his ass up on stage for finding it funny.
+Giuseppe22 there is a part to the song 'sitting on the dock of the bay' where they whistle. Chris Rock wanted to know if the performer did this part for his version of the song 'sitting on a c*ck 'cause I'm gay'.
Brilliant comedy discussion - these guys riff so well with each other. Also, Ricky explaining things while he is struggling to hold in his laughter is just a joyous thing to experience - when he corpses at the "Does he do the whistle?" bit, it just lifts my soul.
I’ve watched this so many times. It’s pretty rare when I can laugh at the same jokes over and over but the delivery in this group setting just works so well. They’re like the Voltron of comedy.
That may have something to do with the way television and radio works in Britain. The BBC controls everything and if they don't like something, you're a virtual pariah when it comes to broadcasting anything outside of the internet. They are all about perfect production & organization and have pretty strict rules about how things should work. I think Ricky's apprehension over how he's being presented on telly has a lot to do with that sort've "indoctrination" from the BBC.
He gives too much respect to Seinfeld...i dont like Seinfeld , i dont think hes funny, and hes so smug ....gross person !!Gervais is THE ABSOLUT SHIT there and everywere...the fucking guy is briliant!!
he seems slightly nervous & uncomfortable to me...he goes for his water every time he's in the middle of talking like a crutch. just chill man...how someone like him that can perform in front of thousands of people still get nervous is strange to me.
On a body language lvl Chris is totally being wipe off by the others, lack of respect or consideration for him, even though it's inconsciously, Chris felt it
This is fascinating. Besides the obvious, also just the little social dilemmas that come up. Like Louis wasn't having a conversation with everyone, he was pitching to Jerry. His eye contact rarely left Jerry, and every opinion he had he looked at Jerry for approval. But also Jerry and Ricky had a slightly antagonistic relationship. Ricky not being afraid to disagree with everyone, and Jerry disliking his crassness. The "That was very funny Ricky.." sarcastic jab. Amazing.
But then again, they often were the two that turned and laughed with each other, seperating themselves from the other two. Jerry and Ricky just have that relationship, from what I've seen in other interviews/interactions.
My brother saw Jerry two times at the same venue a couple years apart and the dude did the SAME EXACT ACT. I don't care, that is not entertaining when it's live. I can watch and repeat a funny bit on TH-cam over the years and get a laugh out of a comedian several times over, but if I'm paying to see a guy I really want to hear new material....
Joshua Hanson he’s more renown for his comedic writing and acting. His stand up has always been the “have you tried airline food” old ass style comedy so it’s funny if you are over 70
@BumbleBeePenis ! I’m willing to bet that most people aren’t going to understand wtf you’re talking about. You’re trying to be funny? You really think he steals jokes? Elaborate
What a privilege it is to be able to see this. However it’s pretty frustrating how many time Chris Rock doesn’t get the chance to let his developped view on a topic be heard. I would have loved to hear so many bits.
It's somehow so British vs American when Ricky tries to explain it is funny because of the irony and the American comedians just going: ''naah we just think it's funny''.
and Ricky was right. It's only funny because it's so stupid and simple and it's obviously ironic. There's nothing funny about saying that you're sitting on a cock coz you're gay. But when you add that ironic tone, then people can see you're intentionally being stupid and that's funny
@@louai95 it takes more than just that. You need to feel the room and make sure the delivery is on point. Try telling any of Luis CK joke. You will fail
I think this is also a testament to the fact that comedians differ in terms of their preference, but more times than not, the universal thing they agree with this is that one should be able to find humor in anything. It's why I always laugh at people who say real comedy doesn't punch down...if it's funny and they can find the humor there, they're going to go Mike Tyson on that bitch.
@@louai95 I think the Louis and Jerry were trying to wave away the notion of "ironically funny", like, if it's funny it doesn't matter why it is. But I do agree with Ricky, there's a meaningful distinction here.
I don't know why you felt compelled to steal this post from another video and then post it on another video (verbatim). Oh, that's right. Your life is an empty void if you're not receiving likes on TH-cam.
@@mracnababa8047 Maybe I'm sounding a touch harsh, but what's pathetic about it? Most starting comedians don't have the talent, vision or dedication of these comedians and never will. This is not to say they cannot make a career. It would be nice if they could be inspired by these guys, and the overall standard of comedy would be all the better for it. But the fact is, most comedians are far more basic, trite and pedestrian, and, thankfully for them, there's a market for such offerings.
@@MartinHiggins1972 Of course most of them don't. But this isn't for most of them, it's for the ones who can make use of it. And one of the best ways to separate the ones with talent from the ones without, is to give all starting comics advice like this, let them hone their skills, and see who produces something that's worthy.
@@immanuelcunt7296 Yeah, I wouldn't stand in their way. I think it's better to give them the basics first and keep building on that, though, until they max out. If I was teaching comedy, I like to think I would more or less sense what path and which material suited each individual.
I used to like it because I could watch a show like Breaking Bad or Ozark or Game of Thrones, wait a few months and then watch it all over again as if it was new. But now I can't remember much of anything. My vocabulary is waning and forget about the names of movies or actors. My brain's like a sieve and it's not funny anymore. :'(
@@hazmoses1324 oh he hated how everyone was praising the way Louis told the joke. Jerry thinks super highly of himself and didn’t like being overshadowed at all.
He is coming back. It is t quite the same with blue check mark people continuing to ostracize and shame him, but he continues to write jokes and make people laugh. Even his unfinished leaked material is bettter than most burnished comedy specials.
He's back and Hollywood cant keep him away. I mean look at how Ricky Gervais savaged the fuckers just a few days ago st the golden globes. The Fandom Menace has succeded in helping wreck the overly woke bs culture there. Louie should never have been fucked on the level he was. The metoo movement had plenty of warrant but he was collateral damage
pure comedy gold with a lot of wisdom and jewels.. and instead of soaking it all up, you guys always find a way to fuck it all up with your negativity..
I know right. Why can't they just appreciate everything as being great and leave their cynicism outside, especially on something as objective as comedy.
Zetus Brown seriously, nobody here has any idea what they're talking about, chris rock is a blatant misogynist and all of his jokes are topical/race oriented, ricky is a good writer/actor but seems too self-conscious to be witty in the presence of other comics, louis was pretty okay here but his stand-up has gotten stale recently, all he ever talks about is how old he is (he's in his 40s, literally the youngest guy in the room here) and how exasperated his kids make him. Seinfeld seemed to be the most interesting and wise character here hands down, he always has thought provoking things to say about the subtle minutiae of comedy and nuances in delivery that constitute good humor
It’s funny to listen to this and see the juxtaposition of how much stricter Louis’s method is while also knowing he’s the Mozart in the room. This is exactly why.
Whenever you hear someone say comedy isn't an artform you should show them this special. They are so passionate about their craft and it's a blast to just listen to them, that's great television
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I want another sit down with these same guys now. After Ricky called out Hollywood, after the slap, and after the Louis controversy. I want to hear Jerry's take on all of it and hear all of them discuss the state of comedy now.
That would be amazing, or maybe they wouldn't feel like they could be this open today. Either way I'd love to see it happen
There's no way Jerry would go for that, and that means Rock wouldn't do it eirher.
yeah except let’s get rid of gervais
@@blotterdowney8075 have you watched his stand up act at all? he deserves to be there
@@blotterdowney8075 Why? I want to hear about what's been going on since the callout.
I've probably watched this about 50 times over the last 8 years. Never gets old.
Is a must watch once a year
Same here! But the sitting on a cock joke kills me every time
me too dude
Ha this has to be around 50 for me
My first time today
It's worth pointing out that Gervais was producer on this show, and was functioning as a sort of host. It wasn't intended to be "4 Equal Comedians," it was presented more as "Gervais loves these guys and wants to do this thing with them."
Adam Harrison yep. I'm not a fan of his whole appearance here. It's just important that people remember it's not just "four comedians," it's "3 comedians and the comedian who's hosting the show"
*****
I don't think Ricky is that funny alone, but I have grown to love the guy a lot because of Steve Merchant and Karl Pilkington. Who are Fucking Hilarious especially when with Ricky!
Fistfulof Groovy Yes, the Gervais/Pilkinton stuff is great
Adam Harrison It's just his personality. I don't think he's trying to "justify his place in the circle" I just think the others are more laid-back in their demeanour/approach. Some people ask "Why?" a lot, and are genuinely inquisitive people that cannot dismiss points easily (hence he's an atheist). Gervais is more of a debater as the others like to move from point-to-point. I may be wrong but it seems like you don't know Gervais well enough, and are just an American christening a British comedian based on a 50 minute show. Watch Seinfeld and Gervais on - 'Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee' - it may change your mind.
Heisenberg Why did you feel the need to mention that Gervais is an atheist? Also you have to remember Ricky is the 'youngest' stand up there, he started much later in and has achieved a hell of a lot. In addition to writing the office/extras etc
Chris Rock is too polite. Everyone spoke over him. Would have liked to hear more from him.
He still does the best joke in the entire reunion 🤣
yeah constant
I’m rewatching this right now and totally didn’t notice that until I read your comment.
He's sooo much funnier than Seinfeld too.
@@ShakeupManOh God, here we go with the identity knee-jerk reactions… Yes we know Chris Rock is Black and the three others are White, UGH.
Jerry Seinfeld thinks about the difference between black and white porn once a month.
I don't wanna think when he does hahauahaha
Look into your heart! You know it to be true.
excellent comment, username and avatar 10/10
Bill Billiams That was so freaking funny to me. He really seemed perplexed.
i didnt get the comment, or the avatar, or the username. only thing that made me giggle is the last name. a giggle that lasted only 0.5 seconds because i have many many things to hate life.
I seriously come back and watch this about every three months.... I dont know why. But I love this video.
clase degraff you're not lyin
Yup.
clase degraff 4 of the greats in one room at once. It's a great moment for comedy
same
clase degraff Same here bro. I've watched this like 20 times.
"The F word is like a Corvette" That entire explanation was a stand up bit!! Gold
Lol RIGHT
They can form ideas in the shape of jokes, really interesting to me.
I truly hope the guy who did that bit finds his way to this video and realizes that 4 of the greatest comedians of all time both laughed at the actual joke, talked about it for 10 minutes, and built on it the funniest moment of their sit down together.
He’ll just be kicking himself that he didn’t think to include the whistle
@@chillepalmerz rumor has it he’s still sitting on it
and you know why
Except gervais ruined it
I showed it to him. He was amused. Gave up comedy some years back and doesn't regret it, but still performs regularly on guitar, rather brilliantly. Mr Kevin Sullivan, one of the funniest men alive.
@@cargoshipgaming Gervais being all nerdy and ruining it is a huge part of the reason that the whole thing is so funny in the end. "Does he do the whistle" wouldn't have killed nearly as hard without Ricky's BS coming before it.
I come back to this video almost every year and every time it changes my perspective on comedy...
elaborate
agreed! some words of wisdom in this video
+ItsameAlex I guess we gotta wait till next year..
Jim Schmim lol good one ;) and he said almost so it's probably every 1 and half years
I wish they would do this again and ask Chapelle and Burr to join. Do a round table.
Just 4 new ppl.
Chappelle
Burr
Attell
Norton
@@moodlampActual Do we really need to bring Jimmy
@@ComedyJakob yes. Out of the experienced comedians, he's still going and succeeding. He would bring the same kind of viewpoint of comedy. What else are bringing? Dane? Mencia? Bob kelly? Fucking vos?!
@@moodlampActual Dane is likeable, Mencia was legitimately always shit. Norton threw Louis under the bus. Don't know the other two so take what I say with a grain of salt, im obviously not into this as much as some of y'all
and Jim Jeffries!
"49 minutes of interrupting Chris Rock" lol
it was apparently a 5 hour conversation. they released 49 of it
@@CorporalPoon where is it stated that it was a 5 hour conversation? I doubt that for some reason.
rayan8031 nah that makes sense, you think this was a straight hour convo? no way
@@rayan8031 Ricky and Louis have confirmed this on an episode of the Opie and Anthony show. The conversation started before recoding as they are walking to the set and they just casually sit down and continue. Entirety of it was 5 hours, can't remember how much of it was recorded. If you find that O and A episode you'll see.
49 minutes or 5 hrs they were still keeping interrupting him and that's what because he was the only black guy in the room, besides Louis
I've watched this so many times, it needs a sequel 10 years later.
This thing is 12 years old?! Holy crap
This is such a great conversation because it feels honest. They are laughing at each other, disagreeing, saying things which obviously offend or annoy each other. Feels behind the scenes.
well a few of them were downing drinks later lol
Cope harder. This was shit and i hate ricky gervais now. Annoying.
Further proof the british should be destroyed
Chris Rock calling Louis the niggerest white man I know is friends speaking friends
I went to a comedy show in Boston years ago where Dave Chapelle showed up with zero material. Just started interacting with the audience and building jokes from it. Might have been the funniest show I've ever seen.
"Material is for pussies"
It might be because it was all specific to your audience and comedy is built largely from shared experience, so it very well could have been stuff he’s thought about enough for it to BE a joke but it was presented to you as stuff only you guys are hearing and that intimacy gives another layer to that shared experience,making it more effective. Brilliant
He’s comedy genius.
Andrew Dice Clay has an album called "The Day The Laughter Died" that is basically him going onstage, making terrible "jokes" and insulting the audience. You'd think it'd be terrible, but it's hilarious. Probably the only actual funny thing the guy really did.
Wow that sounds pretty awesome. How do you know he didn't have any material?
It's a testament to Chris that he can patiently sit back, listen earnestly to the conversation and the other three waxing poetic about the craft for an hour, and find the opportunity to destroy the room with one offhand line, "Does he do the whistle?"
comedians gotta comedian
I wish I got the reference.
@@willvr4 watch the video. its referencing the video
Omega Man it’s referencing the song
Never could understand that joke can you explain plz?
“I like lying. It’s magic. It’s like changing reality for other people.” -Louis C.K.
"what was your first bit you thought was funny?"
Ricky: "oh i remember this well."
Chris: "he just made it last week."
and everybody missed that shot. shame.
Nobody listening to the black guy of course
not that they missed it, it was just too obvious for their level. Those commedians grew up roasting each other every single day..you can only imagine how high the bar is.
I think one they actually missed was ricky saying how they all had shite jokes (in the british sense) in context of that conversation
Yep. You can genuinely tell that the conversation is a little bit difficult for Chris in places. Look at his face when Ricky says his comment about poor people.
Ricky heard it, but ignored it. Gervais is funny, but stand-up comedy wise he's not in the same league as the others.
The "tap danced over six laser beams" line is at 43:30, for those who came from the Chappelle analysis video.
I came from that video and watched the hole thing. It is amazing, give it a go :)
Thank you!!!!
OhManTFE np
what
Oh Waker Chappelle analysis video?
louis throws out his hour everyyear and start from scratch he got that from george, we love you louis
Only difference is that Carlin literally had a special every year while i don't think CK has done quite that. Though he is insanely gifted. Probably my favorite
@@filiporvik2782 Louie doesn't have the work ethic and he also has ADD. Not because Louie is less gifted
@@nad1ax2 Doesn't have the with ethic? Quality over quantity is a choice.
@@nad1ax2 The guy has produced 37 films, wrote Louie, wrote for Horace and Pete, and wrote for various shows/late night shows for years.
@Daniel Clark yeah but he appeals to a larger audience. You can not even like standup and like Jerry Seinfeld but if you love standup you probably don't like Jerry Seinfeld.
it really sucks that this never happened again. I guarantee there's more gold to be mined from recording these 4 legends talking in a room together.
I'd switch Seinfeld with Chappelle or Burr.
@@Savage-- both would be legit, Norm would be the obvious choice if he was still alive. rip
2 legends, 1 annoying c*nt and 1 serial pervert
Lotta gold. Lotta gross hot takes.
@@Savage-- Nah, but they'd be a great addition
OK guys, enough is enough; I just want Louis C.K. back without any conditions.
@Roland Deschain That would be fucking awesome.
@Roland Deschain I really hope so
I agree, I'm tired of waiting.
Louis CK only has only one condition with regard to his big career resurrection, he is going to drop trow and flog his tiny ginger dolphin! Enjoy the show, chuckles! Luckily, he likes dump his bit at least once a year to make room for his creations. It makes me wonder if there is really a vas deferens between the old material and the new? Further, are the audiences more testy these days or is he still leaving them prostrate with laughter?
I'm going to his show in Israel this month... Yeap, the king is back!
all these guys are used to having a platform to just monologue and go on for as long as they want, and its so funny watching them try to figure out how to not talk over each other.
@Mitsi Grabblerberg true. While they spoke over each other consistently.
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people keep saying "chris keeps getting cut off" but i saw it as they just talk over each other constantly
It’s been a decade. We need a part 2.
This was released 8 years ago
I’d happily watch this as a weekly series.
Not gonna happen in this climate of snitches and thin-skinned screechers.
@@jw7305 no, it was put on TH-cam 8 years ago and released on hbo in April 2011. It was 3 months from being 10 years old when I wrote that comment, but now it’s def been over a decade.
Pretty sure they've all been me too'd apart from Chris Rock because he's black and the me too movement < blm
"Does he do the whistle?" Chris Rock with the funniest moment in this hilarious hour of great comedy. Four excellent perspectives on humor from four maestros.
What I realized is the difference between the average comedian and a true comedian was that line. 25 years of Louis CK, a good comedian, having this story about a failing average comedian with the "sitting on a cock cuz im gay" bit and he didn't come up with a punchline for it. In 2 seconds, Chris Rock comes up with the punchline for the bit.
@@LurkerPatrol5 i dont get it im dumb pls explain
@@pingvin1771 listen to the song. ;)
That was Jerry that said that though, not Chris
@@jmarsh5485 Nope.
This is just missing 2 guys. Bill Burr, Dave Chappelle.
Pedro Leite facts
Yes. And Jim Jefferies
2 guys in , and 2 guys out ??!!
I'll say Seinfeld , and the English boy.
@@tomadams3528 Nah Gervais is a legend. Just get rid of Seinfeld's pretentious ass.
Jesus how cool would that be!
I feel like I'm staying up watching my dad and his buddies talking downstairs...this is awesome
I didn't know how to word what I was feeling until now
If that's the case, you have indeed lived a great family life
This comment brought out some early childhood feeling I haven't felt for a decade and a half, and it's also exactly perfectly how I feel about this video
Damn, that's probably what my buddy's kids are doing haha
Which one is your dad？
Day 935.
Now using my last reserves of Louis CK content.
See him on tour!
Same, my friend. Same. :')
I have the new special!!!
@@abhishektoshniwal7631 cant wait to watch it tonight!
the accuracy of this comment is unbelievable
I've watched this like 5 times over the years. It's like comfort food now. It's so good. Why is this not a TV series of comedians?
There are only so many comedians on this level and are able to intellectualize it like this. They’re expensive to get in a room and honestly, hearing them talk too much about it would take away from the magic.
@@timgimmy609I agree it's special because it's so rare and they all seem to understand they are with the greats
I would always listen to anyone who is good at their job talk about their job. This is a fascinating conversation.
Even when they're not telling jokes or laughing I love it. These guys are all famous for their perspective in one way or another which holds up the comedy. Steel in the walls.
So much has happened after this show... a brit, a jew, a black guy, and a red headed mexican walk into a bar... greatest comedians of the 21st century.
red headed mexican ?
My favorite Louis CK quote of all time: "Why are you so upset? It's just funny."
Andreas Nordvall Just because you're offended doesn't mean you are right. Like Ricky says.
New best quote - "Hey u mind if I just masturbate real quick?"
TEFFT PATTERN At least he asked them, like a gentleman
As long as people will accept crap, it will be financially profitable to dispense it, including masterbating in front of any one, what is your address ? I feel like masterbating now...............
@Ella Rose Strongly disagree. In my opinion, whether or not we think what he did was messed up or not, he brings a quite different, introspective , and most of all, extremely well articulated perspective to the conversation. Having watched it many times, I feel like he kind of acts as a glue that holds it all together, almost like a host.
To me, It feels like there's anger or tension throughout most of the conversation, but in reality I realize they're actually displaying unity with different types of comedy from different types of comedians and doing a damn good job at it. I like it.
I just hope Louis c.k. washed his hands before this conversation...
Well done sir. They've done a nice job on trying to make it work bar the incredibly different dynamics in the group.
The tension is that Ricky gervais is a hack
@@peregrinecovington4138 how so? Honest question
No anger or tension just passion
"And they're not that thrilled with it"
Still has me rolling
*Seinfeld intro starts playing*
One of the best discussions of craft, any craft, that I’ve ever seen. It’s a privilege to watch four artists of their caliber discussing the form they love.
Pity the unfunny untalented Seinfeld is included in this excellent discussion.
@@DunmoresMovieMania Lol, Louis, Chris, Ricky all seem to think he's talented. So does Eddie Murphy, Bill Burr, and lots of other legendary comics.
I think they're probably better at judging who is funny/talented than your dumb ass.
Is there any more videos like this?
I come back to this every couple of years or so and love every bit of it. Ages very well! Thx HBO
Jerry being told that everyone knows he thinks he's better than everyone else is gold.
And Ricky was cringeworthy every time he opened his mouth. Loved the Office, but man he’s completely out of his depth here.
@@CharlieCoops he really isn’t
@@CharlieCoops wat
he's the funniest guy in that room for me.
nevermind, Louis is there too lol
@@CharlieCoops Not even close.
This conversation came out 7 years ago but NOW suddenly people are offended it.
Stop it and learn to laugh
Critical Nobody and the people who are offended seem so ignorant to how Rock and CK have attacked the n-word in their bits.
If you saw Bring The Pain, you know EXACTLY what CK is referring to when he says “nigger” in this show. CK is practically quoting the bit in reference to what Rock is saying about him.
If you saw Chewed Up, you know EXACTLY why CK would say “nigger” instead of “n-word”.
While it’s unfair to expect everyone to be familiar with every aspect of all four careers involved, there’s a context for everything that’s going on. It’s a manufactured controversy.
I’m confused as to how a white video game reviewing neck bearded incel tells me how I should feel about two white men saying nigger lool it’s beyond me
@@ExileOnDaytonStreet God damn exactly.
@@mrmorale3695 louis ck is mexican. And regardless of your feelings, doesn't make them correct.
I'm Black. I never heard about this. There's nothing funny about it. Fuck you Chris Rock, Louis C.K., and the other guy not named Jerry Seinfeld.
"I think of a joke as the minimum amount of words to get to a punchline." What a great line.
Norm: Am i a joke to you ?
I could watch these guys talk everyday. It's the most interesting dynamic. They all have different views, styles, arguments...it's incredibly engaging. I'm convinced that comedy scratches a different surface in this world, which reveals deeper and deeper layers, that the audience simply isn't aware of until they examine why they laughed in the first place.
Louis busts out the N word and Ricky is just like "wow. look at him go."
Lol. Timestamp?
@@yourmother3207 15:23
@@tijlbolhuis9015 thank you 🙏
@@TheKing-hr7uh Ricky Gervais is pretty much the british equivalent of Jerry Seinfeld except way more productive and ballsy.
Ricky Gervais is honest and hilarious, so honestly the slander against him I don't understand lol ^^ but hey, to each their own. I love Ricky so I'm not annoyed by him
This video is missing one deeply closeted gay man
Jakostein omg amazing. I love how anyone who refers to norm is through one of his classic jokes. Norm is golden
Jim Halpert I love that ol’ chunk of coal
Dude adding Norm to this is dangerous
Crimson & Snow or his crazy frenchman uncle, Jean-Luce
but waat about Jerry? hehe
TH-cam should be filled with this kind of thing. Actors, comedians, musicians, or whoever talking shop among themselves without a moderator, interviewer, or immediate audience. Pure gold.
I agree. I love listening to the pros be it comedians, actors, musicians etc. talking about their craft or behind the scenes of their careers. And especially without an interviewer that may ask dumb questions or interrupt constantly.
Some people think it takes away some of the magic knowing too much about them but for me its the opposite.
I think I enjoy them more.
That's basically what a podcast is lol almost every comedian has one
Ricky Gervais was the mediator here.
It’s called podcasts lol
@@WTFBUTWHY Uh, podcasts have an interviewer.
I keep rewatching this every 1-2 years
"You're making me do my act in front of the 3 top comedians in the world" Louis C.K. is so humble
Kevin Hart can sell out 50,000 seat stadiums but for some reason i just don't see him on their level...
Success does not mean talent.
SuperRand13 Dane Cook sold out arenas aswell,he is utterly fuckin awfull.
I disagree. I'm not even a fan of Kevin Hart (i find him abrasive and annoying) but the dude can craft a good damn joke. He can make me laugh in spite of my cross armed distaste for him. He's paid his dues and he KNOWS the craft as well as ANY of these heavy hitters. Switch out ANY of these 4 for Kevin, and the conversation will have been just as rich. And again, this is coming from a guy who AVOIDS watching Kevin Hart movies/comedy specials
Kevin Hart’s entire bit is “IM A SHORT BLACK MAN ISNT THAT FUNNY?!”
Kevin has said he’s a ‘brand’. The guy is thinking of himself as a product so he’s focussing on the money side of his job
This was such a great moment in comedy history. I wish this would happen more often with revolving comedians.
you should check out the greenroom
@@gaber2451 like at a comedy club or is that a site or an app?
@@mikechecks5994 th-cam.com/video/wwXAmpMv32Y/w-d-xo.html Check this out, it's pretty much exactly what you are describing
@@mikechecks5994 It’s on Showtime. “The Green Room with Paul Provenza”
@@supderek colin quinn..?
I return to this every couple years. It's fantastic
This is gold. My only problem is that they interrupt Chris Rock too much.
Be quiet, Chris.
simonlepunk yes thats the worst shit ever wtf?!
simonlepunk Everybody haaaa-aaatteeessss Chrrriiiiiiiiisssssssssssssssssss
Jeez, I didn't say anything about racism; it is obvious that everyone in that group likes each other. You people are just being melodramatic.
William Johnson I got that you are being ironic. My comment still stands.
I Absolutely LOVE This Video. I Despise how many times Chris Rock was cut off and interrupted. Had to point it out.
Michael Horobin they all interrupt eachother. As a Brit I feel the same about Ricky but I think it's just selection bias
Charles Harding Ricky was interrupted a lot, but he was also talking a lot. And he was weirdly trying to be the arbiter. Chris was interrupted a lot, but he hadn't been talking a lot.
Yeah I think they all just kinda talked over each other the whole time, they all had things to say.
It’s because he is black...duh
they all were, by each other. It's a four way informal conversation between friends, happens all the time and is fine. They were just hanging out, on camera
L: "What was your first bit?"
R: "I know it really well."
C: "He wrote it last week!"
Damn that was good!
*first good bit
You messed up the whole joke :v
I liked to spoof songs in College and I came up with that Dock of the Bay bit myself over 20 years ago! I doubt it was me He heard it from, but as silly as it is I felt a bit of pride watching these comic legends laugh over it!😀
This is straight up one of the best videos on youtube
Gervais is completely out of his league
jaim haas how do you mean? I sensed he was the odd one out but just as funny.
jaim haas He is. He makes me laugh, but he’s not even close to these legends.
Melissa I agree...btw have u ever been to Estes Park CO? U look familiar.
Outlaw he contributes so little...he rides the coat tails of these other three.
HBO I beg you to release the unedited and uncut version! I hear it's 4 hours long
I will fellate my cat on national television if you release the full version, HBO. I’m actually not even kidding-that’s how much I want to see it.
Why did the cat just run out of the room?
Hi Doug. I'm from HBO. Is the cat still around?
Yes. Luckily, Grendel the Cat is also big fan of comedy, so he will suffer through this for the sake of the historical record. :)
Doug Tarnopol hehe Grendel, can I watch even if they don't release it?
#ReleaseTheSnyderCut
34:59 Ricky going for the high five from Chris, sees it's not there, quick pivot into a knee slap. That's why he makes the big bucks.
Omg you're so right! Haha amazing
He's a machine!
Damn what a pro
I thought no one else caught that hahaha, yeah man I watched a couple times just to be sure if that was indeed what it seemed to be.
I thought the same thing.
In my humble opinion, Louis C.K. is the best comedian in that room - rivaled only by Chappelle and maybe Burr. I love Louie's process and insight.
In the past i would of agreed but Ricky is becoming a GOAT
One hundred percent
@@renzobonilla5467 watch their specials. The places where Louis goes, no comedians can go
I disagree, they all have their own niche and that’s what makes them awesome. It’s true though that Chappelle is missing here.
The problem with Chappell and burr is that their premises haven’t changed in a long ass time. Ricky falls into that trap too.
Chris Rock breaks the mold of "if you have to explain a joke it is not funny." Dude somehow took a rule of comedy and broke it while leading us on a path of comedic understanding.
Like he made the path of understanding his joke as funny as the final pay off the joke itself.
He’s on another level. Almost no one could try that and still be funny
Of course there are times when it bombs hard with him
"That was a GI Jane joke."
@@ralek592 everyone at home probably laughed
@@ralek592 I know I was fucking dying at the joke. Pretty sure Will got a good chuckle out of it before his whip cracked his ass up on stage for finding it funny.
That plastic surgery though
I rewatch this video about as often as Jerry thinks about white porn vs. black porn
Tis Cayea I come back often as well
That’s also how I measure time.
Tis Cayea what lol
Once a month!
"Does he do the whistle"? just shat my pants
+Jon Zamani Haha, One of my favorite lines in the whole thing.
+Ken Jones +Jon Zamani Could you explain what is that joke about? I'm Italian and I guess I'm missing something
+Jon Zamani 34:46 for those looking
+Jon Zamani didn't shit - but I'm crying so hard, I had to stop it so I could hear what I missed for 5 minutes. :-)
+Giuseppe22 there is a part to the song 'sitting on the dock of the bay' where they whistle. Chris Rock wanted to know if the performer did this part for his version of the song 'sitting on a c*ck 'cause I'm gay'.
Brilliant comedy discussion - these guys riff so well with each other. Also, Ricky explaining things while he is struggling to hold in his laughter is just a joyous thing to experience - when he corpses at the "Does he do the whistle?" bit, it just lifts my soul.
I’ve watched this so many times. It’s pretty rare when I can laugh at the same jokes over and over but the delivery in this group setting just works so well. They’re like the Voltron of comedy.
"The Voltron of Comedy". That is gold. THAT made me laugh.
@@storiesofbike I read your comment in Ricky’s voice lol
@@thugger-vandross and then I re-read my comment in Ricky's voice too and it made me laugh out loud.
right bc a white man saying the hard r is just so funny . this shits wack . it’s disgusting . ain’t nothing funny bruh , ur sense of humor is ass .
@@kiarahernandez8703 did you reply to the wrong comment? Lol
Louis understanding of the Corvette analogy was brilliant 🤣
The only flaw in this show was that it was edited down to 49 min.
Would be far better without the British dude interrupting and disagreeing. He adds nothing.
Ricky said the uncut version was like 3 hours. Hopefully the full thing comes out eventually
That may have something to do with the way television and radio works in Britain. The BBC controls everything and if they don't like something, you're a virtual pariah when it comes to broadcasting anything outside of the internet. They are all about perfect production & organization and have pretty strict rules about how things should work. I think Ricky's apprehension over how he's being presented on telly has a lot to do with that sort've "indoctrination" from the BBC.
Mel Bee eh I don't know though. British media seems a lot looser with what they can say, atleast as far as panel shows go
jaim haas Ricky Gervais is hilarious
I have watched this at least five times and it remains incredible entertaining.
Louis to Ricky: "When was your first bit that you did really well?"
Ricky: "I know it really well"
Chris: "He wrote it last week"
Had me in stitches.
I wish Dave Chappelle was there too
Dave is never totally 'there' lately..
Gervais couldn't handle Chappelle being there, too smart too fast too real.
@@dictater2 LOL, Ricky is not slower or faker than Dave Chappelle. Get real.
None of them wish he was there.
now, now. they both have their strengths. @@cedricwilliams6229
I absolutely adore this concept, of just sitting down legends, and having them discuss their artform, openly.
“Does he do the whistle?” I always come back to this video for that.
You can gauge how funny Ricky finds something by how many times he repeats the punchline.
Louis CK is very diplomatic and poetic when he's talking to people. He really seems like a good mediator.
Yeah, he has a lot of respect for powerful men. Funny how that works.
He gives too much respect to Seinfeld...i dont like Seinfeld , i dont think hes funny, and hes so smug ....gross person !!Gervais is THE ABSOLUT SHIT there and everywere...the fucking guy is briliant!!
Good mediator, bad judge of reading the room when his d*ck is in his hand.
@@tiagomota4734 yeah hes a biiiiiiit on the hiiiiigh horse, just a bit
@@tiagomota4734 My views are the opposite
Too bad Chris Rock got cut off so many times just as he was about to explain something.
he seems slightly nervous & uncomfortable to me...he goes for his water every time he's in the middle of talking like a crutch. just chill man...how someone like him that can perform in front of thousands of people still get nervous is strange to me.
He has a lot of esteem for these comedians, and rightly so, these are some of the best comedians out there right now.
On a body language lvl Chris is totally being wipe off by the others, lack of respect or consideration for him, even though it's inconsciously, Chris felt it
i didn't feel this at all the one who was awkward af was the brit. i think jerry is closer to chris irl than he is to the other guys.
yeah i don't think thats true. ricky was cutting everyone off
This is fascinating. Besides the obvious, also just the little social dilemmas that come up.
Like Louis wasn't having a conversation with everyone, he was pitching to Jerry. His eye contact rarely left Jerry, and every opinion he had he looked at Jerry for approval.
But also Jerry and Ricky had a slightly antagonistic relationship. Ricky not being afraid to disagree with everyone, and Jerry disliking his crassness.
The "That was very funny Ricky.." sarcastic jab.
Amazing.
But then again, they often were the two that turned and laughed with each other, seperating themselves from the other two. Jerry and Ricky just have that relationship, from what I've seen in other interviews/interactions.
ricky was being a huge asshole to louis
This is what it feels like when I say hello to a bus driver after I've smoked 2 joints
@@S.C-B I know what the fuck are they talking about!? I didn't get any of this at all
@@Oreantear96 😆
My brother saw Jerry two times at the same venue a couple years apart and the dude did the SAME EXACT ACT. I don't care, that is not entertaining when it's live. I can watch and repeat a funny bit on TH-cam over the years and get a laugh out of a comedian several times over, but if I'm paying to see a guy I really want to hear new material....
God I just cannot stand Seinfeld. He seems like a colossal douche.
@@mgal6234 he is a douche, and he takes pride in his douchness. I honestly don't understand how he's he's a comedian, but hey
Joshua Hanson he’s more renown for his comedic writing and acting. His stand up has always been the “have you tried airline food” old ass style comedy so it’s funny if you are over 70
@@mgal6234 My mom and uncle went to high school with him, and to this day they still don't like the guy. He's a douche.
Then dont see him
“ There’s no place to go - he’s there. “
That’s the most Seinfeld thing I’ve ever heard lol
I love how CK knows everyone else's bits
A true comic's comic.
@BumbleBeePenis ! I know right. Can’t believe he stole all those jokes from Dane Cook like that
@BumbleBeePenis ! no idea what you’re talking about big guy
@BumbleBeePenis ! I’m willing to bet that most people aren’t going to understand wtf you’re talking about. You’re trying to be funny? You really think he steals jokes? Elaborate
@@sabujaki how does mf doom steal material
What a privilege it is to be able to see this. However it’s pretty frustrating how many time Chris Rock doesn’t get the chance to let his developped view on a topic be heard. I would have loved to hear so many bits.
Everybody Hates Chris
Imagine if Norm was a part of this conversation!
you're mean.
I didn't even know he was sick!
He would ruin it in purpose, and they'd have to record it again next week without him
He'd have more insights than any of them but wouldn't want to be serious enough to discuss it for long
Ya, he wouldn’t be
It's somehow so British vs American when Ricky tries to explain it is funny because of the irony and the American comedians just going: ''naah we just think it's funny''.
Is that why jerry have his back against Ricky most of the time?
and Ricky was right. It's only funny because it's so stupid and simple and it's obviously ironic. There's nothing funny about saying that you're sitting on a cock coz you're gay. But when you add that ironic tone, then people can see you're intentionally being stupid and that's funny
@@louai95 it takes more than just that. You need to feel the room and make sure the delivery is on point. Try telling any of Luis CK joke. You will fail
I think this is also a testament to the fact that comedians differ in terms of their preference, but more times than not, the universal thing they agree with this is that one should be able to find humor in anything.
It's why I always laugh at people who say real comedy doesn't punch down...if it's funny and they can find the humor there, they're going to go Mike Tyson on that bitch.
@@louai95 I think the Louis and Jerry were trying to wave away the notion of "ironically funny", like, if it's funny it doesn't matter why it is. But I do agree with Ricky, there's a meaningful distinction here.
This is simply one of my favorite videos. It’s like they did a one-and-done podcast and it’s amazing.
Dude can’t believe I found this gem. This is so inspiring.
I don't know why I scrolled down. I'll scroll back up now.
Hah, you made me snort.
Thanks for that. You inspired me to go no further, and now I can remain in a positive mood.
me too!
LOL I read this then I scrolled up. And I was like who the fuck is that guy I can do whatever I want lol. You played with my feelings
I don't know why you felt compelled to steal this post from another video and then post it on another video (verbatim).
Oh, that's right. Your life is an empty void if you're not receiving likes on TH-cam.
After 11 years this is still gold. Every starting comedian should see this.
Most starting comedians aren't worthy of this. It would be like showing a dog a card trick.
@@MartinHiggins1972 What a pathetic mindset. That is the point mate, for starting comedians to get better
@@mracnababa8047 Maybe I'm sounding a touch harsh, but what's pathetic about it? Most starting comedians don't have the talent, vision or dedication of these comedians and never will.
This is not to say they cannot make a career. It would be nice if they could be inspired by these guys, and the overall standard of comedy would be all the better for it.
But the fact is, most comedians are far more basic, trite and pedestrian, and, thankfully for them, there's a market for such offerings.
@@MartinHiggins1972 Of course most of them don't.
But this isn't for most of them, it's for the ones who can make use of it. And one of the best ways to separate the ones with talent from the ones without, is to give all starting comics advice like this, let them hone their skills, and see who produces something that's worthy.
@@immanuelcunt7296 Yeah, I wouldn't stand in their way. I think it's better to give them the basics first and keep building on that, though, until they max out. If I was teaching comedy, I like to think I would more or less sense what path and which material suited each individual.
Dave Chappelle would of been the icing on the cake.
+camq0789 Hes there m8
Yessss
+Frank Lampard Is Jesus Not True this is long after.
+camq0789 Do you realize that saying "would of been" is incorrect?
***** Oh man you must be an English scholar.
I forget how many times I've seen this. Never old
I love how mad jerry gets when Ricky introduces him as the world's #1 comedian lol that ending
Have you ever watched comedian
Every two years I forget enough of this masterpiece so I can rewatch it. I love how memory works
I used to like it because I could watch a show like Breaking Bad or Ozark or Game of Thrones, wait a few months and then watch it all over again as if it was new. But now I can't remember much of anything. My vocabulary is waning and forget about the names of movies or actors. My brain's like a sieve and it's not funny anymore. :'(
I feel like Louis ck and Ricky Gervais connect in a deep comedic level.
Would love to see more of them discussing this topic.
Absolutely! I think your right
Yes. They get it.
Yes, I agree, they match on a deep existencial level. They proceed in very different ways though
Yea. I agree. Ricky trying to keep up with Louis and repeating shit like a parrot is pretty deep.
Watch this thing again after 5 years make me write comedy again.
9:15 "you tell is as a joke, Louie tells it like someone who's life is falling apart"
True and prophetic 🤣
Jerry got so salty about it lol
@@hazmoses1324 oh he hated how everyone was praising the way Louis told the joke. Jerry thinks super highly of himself and didn’t like being overshadowed at all.
@@erhannnnn Tbf it’s exhausting listening to him over-analyze everything lol Louis himself sounded annoyed with it at points
The world needs Louis back.
He's alive you tard
Saw him live couple months ago. Seeing him again in a couple weeks.
He is coming back. It is t quite the same with blue check mark people continuing to ostracize and shame him, but he continues to write jokes and make people laugh. Even his unfinished leaked material is bettter than most burnished comedy specials.
Uhhh...
He's back and Hollywood cant keep him away. I mean look at how Ricky Gervais savaged the fuckers just a few days ago st the golden globes. The Fandom Menace has succeded in helping wreck the overly woke bs culture there. Louie should never have been fucked on the level he was. The metoo movement had plenty of warrant but he was collateral damage
Ricky has this odd way of disagreeing when he actually agrees.
These are all titans of standup, but can we agree that Louie is the unquestionable alpha here?
They had to pay a lot of money, they had to park. They got in a fight with their date... or whatever. That is such a Louis thought
Great 👍
Yeah he has to find the tragic and realistic part of it 🤣
pure comedy gold with a lot of wisdom and jewels.. and instead of soaking it all up, you guys always find a way to fuck it all up with your negativity..
Amen
I know right. Why can't they just appreciate everything as being great and leave their cynicism outside, especially on something as objective as comedy.
"B-b-but Seinfeld is so overrated and old!" Why the fuck don't I ever learn to stay out of the TH-cam comment section
Zetus Brown seriously, nobody here has any idea what they're talking about, chris rock is a blatant misogynist and all of his jokes are topical/race oriented, ricky is a good writer/actor but seems too self-conscious to be witty in the presence of other comics, louis was pretty okay here but his stand-up has gotten stale recently, all he ever talks about is how old he is (he's in his 40s, literally the youngest guy in the room here) and how exasperated his kids make him. Seinfeld seemed to be the most interesting and wise character here hands down, he always has thought provoking things to say about the subtle minutiae of comedy and nuances in delivery that constitute good humor
Paddy Mc comedy is, imo, one of the most subjective thinks out there
I wish this was a weekly conversation. I could watch these four talk about absolutely anything for hours. I'd like to see Stanhope as a special guest.
Yes to Stanhope!
Wait.. What? Those 4 legends together? It's 10 years ago but I am I still happy as hell.
It’s funny to listen to this and see the juxtaposition of how much stricter Louis’s method is while also knowing he’s the Mozart in the room. This is exactly why.
very arguable)
Jerry had a flashback to Kramer tanking his career when they all started dropping N-Bombs. He wasn't touching that shit with a 10-foot pole.
@Kenny Strawser Hell no. He was thinking about his bank account and was shooketh
@Kenny Strawser well maybe he is just not old enough yet)
"This is Jerry Seinfeld doing Louis C.K" - Ricky Gervais
Kinky
#MeToo
🎵 _Sittin on a cock cause I'm gay~_ 🎶
Out of all the things you could quote from this 49-min-piece...
As witnessed by Chris Rock
I've never heard Jerry laugh that sincerely. Two laughs, and it goes from pity laugh to straight hopping the fence into full-on cackling.
Watch jerry on jimminy glick
Whenever you hear someone say comedy isn't an artform you should show them this special. They are so passionate about their craft and it's a blast to just listen to them, that's great television