Yeah Schulz constantly tries to pass for smarter than he actually is. And he misses so many times when he tries that. Just stick to what you know no need to "invent" light sailing again.
Andrew is a very good comedian and I mean this in the most respectful way possible, but when he’s sitting next to Louis you see there’s levels to this and Louis is on a whole different level
I never got Louis. He’s funny in a way, but not laugh out loud. Schulz makes me keel over laughing. Norm pops into my head every day. Louis I can barely get through the special & I wish I could get what everyone seems to get
Not even just comedy. Louis just ignored the narcissistic projection that people like Schulz have about themselves @ 54:12 It's like when Bill Burr checked Rogan for calling advertisements during football games "gross" as if Joe didn't have ad reads on his podcast.
Louie went around doing this to a lot of the Rogan sycophants, too. Whenever Louis CK and Bill Burr show up on these podcasts you just see such a big difference. I don't know if it's cause these guys come from podcasting or not - you have people like Shane Gillis who seem to fit in a bit better with the older guys but the likes of Schultz and some of Rogan's guys like Kreishner just seem cut from a lesser cloth
@@robc5051 it's weird we live in an age where we analyze people we don't know more than we do our own friends. and that's me talking about myself. i used to think about my friends a lot more than podcasters, once upon a time.
I met Louie a while back in Maryland. Cool dude told him how much I respect him as a comedian. And that there's still real fans of his out here supporting him. He thanked me and said he needed to hear that. After the show he walked over and tapped my shoulder and said thank you again. My wife was like what was that about. I told her the story and she was like he knighted you. I was like fuck yeah.
Ever single time Louie comes up in any way, all I ever think about is hoping I cross his path some day so I can tell him the exact same thing. Its become important to me, like some bucket-list shit.
Not really, one is just loud and excited and the other is quite. Its amazing how nowadays we mystify people that are quite as thoughtful and self aware.
IMO Bill Burr got stale with his last special. He relies too much on being the angry guy from Boston. Louis can do just about anything.@@haseebaminmalik
Louis Ck finally going on a run of podcasts has been the coolest thing to happen on TH-cam lately. We were always wondering why he hasn’t been on really any podcasts, and finally he delivers
Haven’t listened yet but you must of forgotten or not heard about how much of a creep he was? Maybe that’s why he wasn’t on any casts lol. All good now I guess.
@@cutemup1874 yeah I agree, love Andrew and Louis is one of my favorite comedians but I wish Andrew couldv'e been a bit more introspective with his interview. I enjoyed it but I know Andrew can do better, especially with one of the best on.
I love that Louis can drop something so profound and wise in the middle of basically shop talk. He's 100% going to be one of the handful of guys that people will look back to as the greatest that ever lived.
It's facinating watching two comedians establishing the pecking order in real time with little jabs and prods. Shultz wanna hang, but Louis letting him know he aint a veteran yet. Louis being able to see through shultz jokes and setups then poke holes in his responses to create tension and awkwardness is a masterful skill in comedy.
Eh. I think they were all nervous, and they came on way too hard with the jabs and ribbing. Despite Louis being a Boston comic, he’s not like Burr, Patrice or those guys, he’s more reserved and spends more time alone, he doesn’t do the whole, “let’s all get together and rip on each other” thing.
It’s more like, a comedy lightweight (shultz) trying and failing to stand with one of the goats. I like this ep bc it’s just Louis royally shitting on andrew
His ego ain’t even that bad, it’s comedy to amp up your ego to bust balls… to joke that you’re better than others because deep down you know we are all equal and it’s funny to act like we aren’t
It was wild how arrogant Andrew came off the first like 20-30 min of this episode. Something about Louie’s poise and brilliance really brought that out of him
@@commandingsteel he's not funny at all. Take away his laugh track (Akash and others around him) and you realise how shit the "funny" things he's saying are
1:49:13 “A mountain top is a place you visit, you don’t live there” damn, that hit hard, especially knowing the rollercoaster Louis has been through in his career
One time years ago I was watching Louie on my computer at the Bean in the lower east side, stepped outside to smoke and Louis CK is on a citibike and stops at the light 2ft in front of me. I looks aghast at him and we make eye contact, I say "Louie?!" He looks at me says "Person?!" and rides off. True story, so goddamn funny he is the best comic of all time.
You can often tell a novice cigar smoker just by how they hold it. They just can't get comfortable holding it. Also by the fact they do not have a torch, only bic lighters.
@@jay-bg7nq the absolute irony of joe rogan being such a loud voice against cigarettes and calling everyone stupid for smoking them, then falling right into a cigar addiction
I think some people don’t understand that’s a east coast thing. Louis is from Boston and Andrew is from NY. People are sarcastic and like to bust balls in this region.
Louie is a real one. Loved how it took awhile for everybody to break the ice. But after some wholesome ball busting, they settled into discussing the finer musings of the art and science of levity.
I love the new thing where Louie comes on podcasts and uses his alpha comedy status to become the host and turn the hosts into guests on their own show
Andrew getting totally ragdolled, credit to him he appeared surprised but was a good sport for the most part 😂 It says something about Louis that he picked on the biggest guy in the room, and totally skipped the others.
Louis CK is the funniest person that never looks like he's making an effort to be funny. He just sits there and the humor flows from him like water from a spring. He's not trying to make everybody else look bad, that's just an unintended side effect.
Louis is a master class for Andrew and the guys. Yeah, they can be funny. But they're nothing compared to Louis... Andrew is reluctant to accept it, but Louis is in a different league, and it's OBVIOUS in this episode.
Oh God….., I’m glad I’m not the only one that felt this. Never watched this show b4. Probably never watch it again. The host trying to act like a “big boy,” tokin’ on the cigar, physically bigger than him……. But microscopic compared to his unearned EGO
This man is seriously so intelligent. I also think he handled being cancelled in the best way possible. Saw him live in April, and glad to see him back on top.
@Marco A it's hilarious because those who aren't cancelled are the ones bitching about it for half their specials. I love Bill Burr but wtf was that new special smh
LOUIS C.K.'s breakdown of his movie has me sold, him explaining what his movie is about is so much better than watching an actual trailer. I will now check it out as soon as it's available for purchase.
God, List is so hilarious. All of the podcasts that Joe and Louie have done together have been heavily focused on Louie and Joe has handled it perfectly. He's one of my favorite people, closely approaching surpassing my children.
That last comment is probably why you like him so much 😂 this is my first time seeing Joe List, but he’s got a odd sense of humor me and my friends use a lot. Ill be looking more into him after this
Schulz jumping in at every opportunity to show that he understands where the conversation is going makes me understand exactly what my mates told me a few years back.. Didn't know it was possible to hate myself more but thank you Andrew for showing me how I am in conversations
@@shaokhan4421 It can't be based on nothing otherwise it's absolute delusion, I take it to the extreme but so far psychologists, random people, family, etc, no one can argue with me about things I've fully considered. OCD's a hell of a drug n if it's something I've thought about with my mental tard strength, chances are I've considered whatever arguments people have
Its good you realised but dont be too hard on yourself. You didnt just do it cause you were born annoying or something. There's reasons behind our programming and nobody simply authors themselves.
Andrew did it to himself. If Andrew would just chill out for a second he would actually learn something from Louis. What a waste of an interview with one of the greatest comedians of all time.
Man.... Louis depth to his thinking and being able to find hilarity in it while still being able to be serious is astounding....or maybe, and I LOVE Andrew Shultz and the gang a ton and have nothing but respect for them, maybe it's because Louis just comes off as an adult around the immature/teenagerish nature of the Flagrant guys...
@@julianbluefeather8491 I don't mean a chad in the typical sense. He just has a coolness and calmness about him. He isn't so eager to speak and he won't just laugh whenever someone says what they consider to be funny
as a Mexican native listening to these 2 talk in Spanish to prove which one knew more Spanish while sounding American AF was the highlight of this episode 🤣
i love the way andrew and louis are testing each other out, it could of been awkward but its great to watch this young vs old competitive comedian nature.
It was awkward initially and that's real. Just look how uncomfortable Joe List is. Almost as if he knew it was all gonna play out like this. After Schulz calms down from his ego being bruised Louis also settles down and stops being a dick and then I think by the end Louis genuinely likes Andrew.
It is amazing to listen to Schultz and CK interact. Knowing there personalities on stage I immediately knew they would be conflicting power battling for off putting dominance. Joe List is really talented off the cuff and his malleable personality and wit made for some awesome "that's how we met" moments lol
I love Andrew Schulz, 1000% I’ve followed him from brilliant idiots when people hated him, to flagrant 2 with Kaz, I even watched Benders and guy code and all that he’s ever been involved in With that said, Louis stomped a mud hole into him, mentally, comedically, and spiritually I know Andrew loves Patrice but if Patrice was still alive and Andrew had him on, it would have been the same way only Patrice would NOT have been as subtle as Louis
Yo idk what the fuck you people are talking about. Andrew was enjoying getting stomped on. If anything he welcomed it. The only reason this dynamic worked (and wasn't just Louis being an asshole) is because Andrew also played the part well. I mean sure he asked some sillyish questions but that's not necessarily annoying or bad. Just makes for more funny moments.
Yeah but Louis is so much more perceptive than Patrice was. If Patrice was on here it would just be insults, and while that would’ve been great, I think here it was like a whole world view being shattered
This is one of the few podcast episodes I've watched fully. I can't put my finger on it but it was somehow really REALLY engaging. --- Louie closing off & opening up in cycles, Joe being honest and vulnerable, Andrew and luoie being in constant conflict, akash giving the conversation some breathing room, and asking some personal & really smart questions. ... It was fun... Or.. maybe it was just me finding comfort in some human interaction after being alone & working my ass off for 10+ hours.. Either way it was great thanx for the episode
All of this. I haven't watched a full Flagrant ep in a while, but this one was just so good. It reminded me of the old O&A eps... just smart, goofy, crass, silly, disrespectful and respectful all the the same time. Just fun.
"Could you use more words, so I can answer that?" was so fucking spot on haha I love Louis' NY ball busting mode, btw he's so polite compared to how cellar crowd is with each other 😄
Leno, Letterman and Conan are elite talents. When people like Craig Killborn and Carson Daly got late night shows you could really see the skill gap between the best late night guys and everyone else.
I think Andrew expected this to be “one of the boys” type of conversation but Louis came in and flustered him. I don’t think it was on purpose, it’s just his type of humour and observational style but Andrew wasn’t expecting it at all for some reason. He keeps on trying to fluster Louis in return and that’s where the tension we feel is coming from. The more genuine and real Andrew gets the better the interview feels until Andrew again tries to make a jab 😂😂
@@FrancoisDressler yeah that would’ve been very tough for him. The only holding him back is his ego. He’s a funny guy and could roast but the moment someone does it to him you could tell he gives this vibe like “ how dare they say that”.
Podcasts have been excellent in recent times, and Louis CK has had a hand in some legendary ones. That presidents series with Shane Gillis is one for the ages.
Went from the bottom to the top twice and wound up the Godfather of comedy, a legend, had his back from the beginning if you knew the ounce of who he is he gave you in his stand up you always knew he was one of the greatest.
HOLY SHIT The Goat. So glad these podcast are giving him a platform and Schulz just learned there's levels to the great thinkers in comedy and overall intellects. CK is like a Grandmaster talking to a bunch of street chess players who have a buzz in the hood. There are levels
I loved their friction in the beginning, it’s all in good sport. Andrew being the new kid with a big ego and Louis makin him earn it a little like a funny uncle. Mutual respect in the end
Seriously, I loved the beginning. It was so cool to just see them interact like that too, not something you get to see everyday. I don’t get everyone hating on it or crying about it. I thought it was great
That is when you know that Louie respects the hell out of Andrew, he gave him cold shoulders because he knows that Andrew is taking over. Stay humble my boy. Love the legend and the upcoming king.
Louie Rocky III'd this shit. Got beaten and demoralized,, went back to square one selling his comedy directly to the fans, got the rights to his series back, made another movie, and now he's better than ever.
His TV show was dope. I tuned in for it. Louis has a demeanor that is a mixture of many. Sarcasm, cynicism, condescendental, and I don't even know what to call it. I wouldn't want to leave anything out. His intelligence pairs well with his ability to put ideas together. He's definitely a powerhouse in the trade and loved by so many. You can always count on laughter with Louis CK. His true and relatable stance can and does resonate with people from all fronts and places. That's important these days. We learn every day that it's always been that way.
I love the bit where Andrew gets jealous of Louie appreciating Akaash's questions. Switching seats, naming the last leg of the pod "the second good question" showing it's still bothering post production. Good stuff.
Nah I don't think Louis consciously did or say anything to put Andrew "in his place" it's just the banter of their egos, Louis knowing he's one of the best to ever do it and Andrew knowing he's one of the best new comics in the scene
I loved that Louie recognised how smart Aakash was in this podcast . When they get serious guests and are not goofing around too much they can strike gold like they did in the end
I get why Joe is being quite because he's next to Louie and he's being respectful but I know he had some zingers in his head that he bit his tongue on lol. Love this episode. Can't wait to see their film.
Louis and Joe have been doing the rounds for their movie (that no one can watch anywhere) but this podcast really brought out Louis' brilliance as a comedian. His analogies and rants were the best haha.
I'll probably watch it. I'm sure it'll be Louie-like. Depressing story sprinkled with jokes and crazy characters. Lot of comics in it. The trailer kinda makes it look like Dan in Real Life, but funny.
louie is brilliant always. this cast doesnt matter.. he is the goat, and as a GOAT he needed to shove his brilliancy over them, so they know their place
I appreciate observing the intricate social dynamics, the strategic power plays, and the quick-witted exchanges filled with astute insults. This highlights the high level of intelligence that Louis possesses. He has the skill to make Schultz and his Indian associate feel extremely uncomfortable, making them squirm in their seats through mere words alone. Achieving this level of discomfort through verbal interaction alone is a formidable feat.
Lmao I fucking missed Louie. I forgot how much I loved this mans comedy. Thank god for Flagrant for this. The world needs to see his comedic brilliance. If you weren't a fan of his before, I'm sure you are now.
Hes had far better appearances on far better podcasts in the past couple months. Are You Garbage was better and Shane Gillis did a 5 hour podcast series with him, the first podcast he was ever on to my knowledge, that is better than the entire history of Flagrant/Flagrant 2. I love Andrew, but yall give him way too much credit.
@@growwoodlands6121 I've seen the Shane gillis series, but that was more about American history and wasn't the comedic Louis we're used to. I tried watching it but couldn't get through more than an hour of it. To each their own. Flagrants comedy is very simple/childish, which is my favorite stuff from Louis. You enjoyed it, I didn't, it is what it is.
@@rdp430 I watched about an hour of one of the episodes, couldn't get through it all. I'm not interested in American history, but i'm sure theres a lot of people who enjoyed it. I enjoyed Joe and Louis here much more.
Very poignant for me to hear Louis talk about how his comedy doesn't work as well when he's smug and confident when Andrew made the comment about it feeling like it's "falling out" of him. Pretty cool to think about from a stand up perspective. I once heard Shane Gillis talk about how masterful Louis is at adjusting his tone and the material he delivers to win the crowd back when he's working out new material and this added new perspective to that. Really shows how deep of a person Louis truly is. An amazing man. While we've all done wrong that we should confront and own up to, nobody has faced public humiliation for their wrong doing at the level Louis has and countered it with honesty and dignity. Not to discount his wrong doings, I think they're lesser than a lot of other "cancelled" people we've seen, but still worthy of negative acknowledgement.. that being said Louis is the only person who was cancelled at the caliber he was and acknowledged it with honesty and clarity. His statements didn't gain him much from the court of public opinion, but it 100% made me retain loyalty and upmost respect for this man and his craft. Cheers to one of the greatest to ever do it. I hope he continues to share his art with us.
@@wolf.cryman4460 my apologies, man. It was in a really old patreon episode of Matt and Shane's secret podcast from when Louis brought Shane on tour I think in 2019 so it'd be hard for me to find. He was talking about how when Louis was working out new material and would start to lose the crowd he would switch to more reliable stuff that he knew would work and since Shane was touring with him he could tell when he was trying to win them back. Louis is Shane's favorite comic, though, he talks about him very often on his podcast. If you haven't checked it out Shane just did a 4 part 5.5 hour series of episodes with Louis where they discuss almost every US president in order. It's great.
I think of Louie's TV shows as deconstructions/remakes of classic sitcoms. Lucky Louie is his take on The Honeymooners. Louie is his take on Seinfeld. Horace and Pete is his take on Cheers. In all cases he takes the basic premise and updates them with the ugly messiness of actual reality until they're a really beautiful blend of comedy and tragedy. I hope he makes another TV series.
LOVE to see Louis in a modern podcast setting and pleasantly surprised at how well everyone vibed. This is a great podcast ep in its own right. Genuinely hope it’s a launching pad for Louis to do JRE soon.
The little meltdown Schulz had during the whole "East Village" segment around 25:00 shows that he should be grateful he is doing comedy in the era he is because he would crumble during the O&A days for SURE. And he says Patrice is his idol lmao. Edit: oh god I hadn't even reached the "Mexican" part
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Great to have Louis back on
Can someone just tell me if he admits to being a serial unzipper? cause if not, I can't watch this
Yo! Why THE FUCK DID YOU END THE KILLER INTROS?
I aint gonna lie, Louie calling out our boy Andrew for sounding dumb when he was trying to be brilliant like he always does was HILARIOUS
Louis the real goat
Waluigi cant be in the same room as Louis
That's a solid name
Yeah Schulz constantly tries to pass for smarter than he actually is. And he misses so many times when he tries that. Just stick to what you know no need to "invent" light sailing again.
Id rather a lie than some bullshit. it was dick measuring, that wasnt comedy
Andrew is a very good comedian and I mean this in the most respectful way possible, but when he’s sitting next to Louis you see there’s levels to this and Louis is on a whole different level
Agreed
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Louis needs to go on Rogan next
I never got Louis. He’s funny in a way, but not laugh out loud. Schulz makes me keel over laughing. Norm pops into my head every day. Louis I can barely get through the special & I wish I could get what everyone seems to get
@@GabrielBacon Surely you've never seen a Louis CK stand up set then...
Holy shit, this shows the levels of comedy.
Louis makes these guys look like they're just crackin fart jokes, what a masterclass.
Not even just comedy. Louis just ignored the narcissistic projection that people like Schulz have about themselves @ 54:12
It's like when Bill Burr checked Rogan for calling advertisements during football games "gross" as if Joe didn't have ad reads on his podcast.
"i dont even care what you think you know" perfect reaction to these clowns....Akaash seems cool and funny though.
Louie went around doing this to a lot of the Rogan sycophants, too. Whenever Louis CK and Bill Burr show up on these podcasts you just see such a big difference. I don't know if it's cause these guys come from podcasting or not - you have people like Shane Gillis who seem to fit in a bit better with the older guys but the likes of Schultz and some of Rogan's guys like Kreishner just seem cut from a lesser cloth
@@robc5051 it's weird we live in an age where we analyze people we don't know more than we do our own friends. and that's me talking about myself. i used to think about my friends a lot more than podcasters, once upon a time.
This was a disaster. Wasted my time, and obviously wasted Louis' time. Should have been called "Sitting down with 15 year olds."
I met Louie a while back in Maryland. Cool dude told him how much I respect him as a comedian. And that there's still real fans of his out here supporting him. He thanked me and said he needed to hear that. After the show he walked over and tapped my shoulder and said thank you again. My wife was like what was that about. I told her the story and she was like he knighted you. I was like fuck yeah.
Ever single time Louie comes up in any way, all I ever think about is hoping I cross his path some day so I can tell him the exact same thing. Its become important to me, like some bucket-list shit.
Add sir as your title!
thats one hell of a story man, salute
Thank you for doing that, man. I feel like people like you have given him the strength to come back. Thanks dude.
This never happened
Watching Louie and Andrew’s HUGE egos compete with each other throughout this whole episode is hilarious.
Hilariously
Andrew is like the rookie trying to show up the championship veteran on the court lol. He tried but at the end, the GOAT is the GOAT.
Really? I think it's hard to watch when Andrew’s like this. It doesn't bring out the best of the guest either.
Feels like Louis mad
This is so awkward
The juxtaposition of calm, thoughtful, self-awareness vs anxious, over the top, exaggerated self-importance is fascinating to watch.
Not really, one is just loud and excited and the other is quite. Its amazing how nowadays we mystify people that are quite as thoughtful and self aware.
I've gotta say Louis made them look like children at times with the responses he's given to the dumb questions. This is a great episode
My thoughts exactly
Andrew did a great job setting up Louis with those questions. Comedy podcast right?
@@Thallmador he sounded like a child lol
@@Thallmador andrew had the most clunky and awkward segways
Segue
Louis is untouchable. He creates tension like no other comedian.
bill burr is up there with him side by side
IMO Bill Burr got stale with his last special. He relies too much on being the angry guy from Boston. Louis can do just about anything.@@haseebaminmalik
Louis Ck finally going on a run of podcasts has been the coolest thing to happen on TH-cam lately. We were always wondering why he hasn’t been on really any podcasts, and finally he delivers
Haven’t listened yet but you must of forgotten or not heard about how much of a creep he was? Maybe that’s why he wasn’t on any casts lol. All good now I guess.
@@BrandonLaskowski yea everyone is over it. There’s a pedophile in the white house.
@@BrandonLaskowski oh so you’re one of the sheep lol
@@BrandonLaskowski is a perfectly perfect person
@@drippytv2887 oh so you’re one of those that is ok with being a creep?
Louie's self awareness and wisdom about the industry and celebrity is astonishing.
Yeah some of the info he gave might help some others down the road
I thought him accurately pointing out homosexuality is a choice was really wise. No dongs are going in this guy's man holes
I feel bad for Louie these guys were being so cringe
@@cutemup1874 yeah I agree, love Andrew and Louis is one of my favorite comedians but I wish Andrew couldv'e been a bit more introspective with his interview. I enjoyed it but I know Andrew can do better, especially with one of the best on.
I love that Louis can drop something so profound and wise in the middle of basically shop talk. He's 100% going to be one of the handful of guys that people will look back to as the greatest that ever lived.
Andrew Schulz reminds me of talking to my son and his 16 year old friends about life
It's facinating watching two comedians establishing the pecking order in real time with little jabs and prods. Shultz wanna hang, but Louis letting him know he aint a veteran yet. Louis being able to see through shultz jokes and setups then poke holes in his responses to create tension and awkwardness is a masterful skill in comedy.
Schulz is great but Louis is untouchable, even if he's touching himself.
Lol. When Louis tells Akaash, "I don't know you, I don't care about your emotions."
Eh. I think they were all nervous, and they came on way too hard with the jabs and ribbing. Despite Louis being a Boston comic, he’s not like Burr, Patrice or those guys, he’s more reserved and spends more time alone, he doesn’t do the whole, “let’s all get together and rip on each other” thing.
It’s more like, a comedy lightweight (shultz) trying and failing to stand with one of the goats. I like this ep bc it’s just Louis royally shitting on andrew
@@romemakes794 I literally threw my head back with laughter. Good stuff
It's always nice to see a guest who can challenge Andrew's ego and put him in his place
His ego ain’t even that bad, it’s comedy to amp up your ego to bust balls… to joke that you’re better than others because deep down you know we are all equal and it’s funny to act like we aren’t
It was wild how arrogant Andrew came off the first like 20-30 min of this episode. Something about Louie’s poise and brilliance really brought that out of him
What a silly thing to say.
Can't imagine what it'd be like if Bill Burr got on the pod, but I'd totally watch it if he came through Lol
disagree. youre probably not a very humorous person tho so, do you mate
When Louis is next to a group such as this, you realize so clearly how funny he is and how not funny these people are around him.
My exact feelings
andrew is funny, but not in a witty way like louis
@@commandingsteel the only thing funny about him is the pants he's wearing
@@commandingsteel he's not funny at all. Take away his laugh track (Akash and others around him) and you realise how shit the "funny" things he's saying are
"Ubi major minor cessat" a latin proverb
1:49:13 “A mountain top is a place you visit, you don’t live there” damn, that hit hard, especially knowing the rollercoaster Louis has been through in his career
Thank you for the time stamp. I have been searching for it for a while.
which one?
One time years ago I was watching Louie on my computer at the Bean in the lower east side, stepped outside to smoke and Louis CK is on a citibike and stops at the light 2ft in front of me. I looks aghast at him and we make eye contact, I say "Louie?!" He looks at me says "Person?!" and rides off. True story, so goddamn funny he is the best comic of all time.
God please let this be something that actually happened
@@mariaokhapkina6971 I was flabbergasted this is actually happened, very surreal
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That’s cool. What a completely awesome, yet minuscule interaction.
that's so in character for him -- i totally believe it 🤣
the best part of this podcast was everyone struggling to smoke their cigars.
@ it's joe Rogan fault
And the Indian guy can barely take it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 but acting like he don't mind
You can often tell a novice cigar smoker just by how they hold it. They just can't get comfortable holding it.
Also by the fact they do not have a torch, only bic lighters.
cigars are so cringe now.
@@jay-bg7nq the absolute irony of joe rogan being such a loud voice against cigarettes and calling everyone stupid for smoking them, then falling right into a cigar addiction
I'm so happy that we still have Louis Ck . Dude's a legend and have so many stories to tell
The first 20 minutes was Louis humbling Andrew intellectually and it was so satisfying how insecure Andrew got
He got real insecure real quick lol
Nobody can become like Louis, nobody!
Chill that's just how east coast people talk sometimes. It's like both respected each other for not acting passive in front of aggression.
I think some people don’t understand that’s a east coast thing. Louis is from Boston and Andrew is from NY. People are sarcastic and like to bust balls in this region.
Wtf lol. Andrew literally made louis change ethnicities 20 mins.
Louie is a real one. Loved how it took awhile for everybody to break the ice. But after some wholesome ball busting, they settled into discussing the finer musings of the art and science of levity.
louie did plenty of ball busting, problem is, He did it in front of other people.
@@diddlyharbo9527 badum tsss
Schultz has a big ego for the goos he is.
@@diddlyharbo9527 🤣🤣🤣
Wholesome comment too! 🚀
The best part of this podcast is Louie intentionally giving Akash praise to piss off Andrew
"i dont even care what you think you know" perfect reaction to these clowns....Akaash seems cool and funny though.
Louis is so much effortlessly funnier than everyone its actually ridiculous
Ik Schultz and his crew are absolute dopes this was hard to watch
True! I actually wish I could crop the 2 on the left out of this video completely and mute them.
ri·dic·u·lous·ly what?
Louie is the funniest man alive
I feel like his level of intelligence is usually only seen in high level academia. Yet he is a comic.
I love the new thing where Louie comes on podcasts and uses his alpha comedy status to become the host and turn the hosts into guests on their own show
What other podcasts he’s been on recently?
That's great!
@@menemismix there's an amazing one of him going through all the presidents, two or three parts
@@menemismix matt and Shane's secret podcast
hes been on ari shaffirs, yannis papas and are you garbage as well as matt and shanes
I've never been able to sit through anything with Schulz, but he really did bring something beautiful out of Louis for all of us to see
I agree. I'm here for Louis.
Louis brought that out himself
Andrew getting totally ragdolled, credit to him he appeared surprised but was a good sport for the most part 😂 It says something about Louis that he picked on the biggest guy in the room, and totally skipped the others.
It’s probably bc Andrew is such a terrible, annoying person. Louis couldn’t help himself
Louie is the best kind of friend too have.
Tuff love and lots of shit flinging.
@@grumpydave7329 lol Louis hates this guy, not his friend
@@yehheapsmadaybut louis told you that?
1:06:22 hey kid, what's the joke here I don't get it
Joe list is kind of a sniper in this segment. He rarely speaks up but whenever he does, it kills.
I can't believe Joe list is Obama and gay
Truly an inspiration to all.
6:10 “Downsies! Jesus”
@@lachlanmclennan2188 I'm confused asf by your statement lmaoo
@@nattyshreddz7933 i watch a podcasts that teaches me how to be gay with your dad.
"Top Gun Maverick is like 9/11, they shouldn't have done it, but boy did they nail it" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very flagrant 💯
The camera work when Louis and Andrew go back in forth is fire 🔥 transitions and camera work for the podcast is always over looked yall Killin in‼️🔥
Louis CK is the funniest person that never looks like he's making an effort to be funny. He just sits there and the humor flows from him like water from a spring. He's not trying to make everybody else look bad, that's just an unintended side effect.
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Sounds French
Louis is a master class for Andrew and the guys. Yeah, they can be funny. But they're nothing compared to Louis... Andrew is reluctant to accept it, but Louis is in a different league, and it's OBVIOUS in this episode.
Andrew was hurting real bad. It was painful to watch him keep reaching.
Oh God….., I’m glad I’m not the only one that felt this. Never watched this show b4. Probably never watch it again. The host trying to act like a “big boy,” tokin’ on the cigar, physically bigger than him……. But microscopic compared to his unearned EGO
@@sassiwich3491also why are there so many choads around this campfire, they add nothing to the conversation
I felt like he was listening to every word Louis said and the conversation between the only two of them was going great.
"i dont even care what you think you know" perfect reaction to these clowns....Akaash seems cool and funny though.
This is the greatest day in podcast history. Mark my words.
Ok marked
until andrew tate shows up in jre
i will tell my children of this day
Why? Did the Tim Dillon pod with Louis drop?
@@ucevrim Andrew tate is one of the biggest pieces of garbage
Experience is where wisdom is found. Louis has lived and you can tell. He is hyper aware and that makes his comedy so rare and memorable
Louis is so well spoken and calculated when talking, the words just flow out of him so well.
One of the all time greats.
Great episode.
yea unlike Shultz and that 9/11 boy :D
This man is seriously so intelligent. I also think he handled being cancelled in the best way possible. Saw him live in April, and glad to see him back on top.
@♜þinned ßy FLAGRANT I messaged you and you didn’t respond m
He shouldn’t had been canceled in the first place, in my opinion 😒 screw them bitches
It’s the Chapelle approach. Disappear and piss off to Africa for 10 years
@Marco A it's hilarious because those who aren't cancelled are the ones bitching about it for half their specials. I love Bill Burr but wtf was that new special smh
I know andrews funny, but louis is just on a different level. It's so nonchalant
Louie is authentic. Andrew is one big act.
@@JR-vw5px the fake laughing him and Apu do is repulsive
Andrew isn’t funny
@@leivaandre then why are you here homie
@@jonathanbrooks9768 to listen to Louis ck
My second time watching it. Funny, goofy, emotional, friendly podcast. Love the work Louie is putting out there
LOUIS C.K.'s breakdown of his movie has me sold, him explaining what his movie is about is so much better than watching an actual trailer. I will now check it out as soon as it's available for purchase.
Watched it in a small movie theater in Santa Monica a few weeks ago. A solid 8.5/10
Okay Ivan who totally doesn't sound like a infomercial at all. Okay dude. Just dial back the fandom a tad.
You just fall for a good seller
God, List is so hilarious. All of the podcasts that Joe and Louie have done together have been heavily focused on Louie and Joe has handled it perfectly. He's one of my favorite people, closely approaching surpassing my children.
That last comment is probably why you like him so much 😂 this is my first time seeing Joe List, but he’s got a odd sense of humor me and my friends use a lot. Ill be looking more into him after this
You’re right, sitting in silence is hilarious 😂
@@masvidalsknee3498 Tuesdays With Stories is his podcast with Mark Normand.. It's silly.
I came across Joe List like 2 weeks ago and was glad I did...dude is pretty funny
@@beastmaster415 watch the cut of joe list from skankfest
Schulz jumping in at every opportunity to show that he understands where the conversation is going makes me understand exactly what my mates told me a few years back.. Didn't know it was possible to hate myself more but thank you Andrew for showing me how I am in conversations
Your self love/hatred shouldn’t be based on anything, ideally. Otherwise self awareness is a gift!
@@shaokhan4421 It can't be based on nothing otherwise it's absolute delusion, I take it to the extreme but so far psychologists, random people, family, etc, no one can argue with me about things I've fully considered. OCD's a hell of a drug n if it's something I've thought about with my mental tard strength, chances are I've considered whatever arguments people have
Got it all figured out! That’s awesome
@@Isthisausername444 I'd be 78 by the time I could maybe get a handle of it
Its good you realised but dont be too hard on yourself. You didnt just do it cause you were born annoying or something. There's reasons behind our programming and nobody simply authors themselves.
It’s good to have definitive proof that Andrew has the biggest ego ever.
"9/11 is the Mona Lisa of terrorism"
Best line ever Akaash.
Needs a t-shirt.
@@junkyarddogjyd347 Not sure he could ever wear it
hacky af.
Timestamp?
@@RAHISTILLL 9:11
I’m gonna go on a limb here and just say that Louis feels the same about Andrew as he does about Dune.
Andrew did it to himself. If Andrew would just chill out for a second he would actually learn something from Louis. What a waste of an interview with one of the greatest comedians of all time.
Not a limb at all, this dude is toxic and moronic
Man.... Louis depth to his thinking and being able to find hilarity in it while still being able to be serious is astounding....or maybe, and I LOVE Andrew Shultz and the gang a ton and have nothing but respect for them, maybe it's because Louis just comes off as an adult around the immature/teenagerish nature of the Flagrant guys...
you mean you wouldn't act all giddy around your childhood hero? what's wrong with you 🤣
@@Danno. you'd act like a fool for 2 hours with CK. don't play yourself
Literally hanging’ with their hero. I’d act a fool too hahaha
To be fair, they ask them pretyy good questions. Even with Joe as well, Andrew breaks down why he likes him really well.
@@Danno. bro, I like the attempt. The execution seemed a bit floppy, you’ll get ‘em next time Champ
Louis is the most relatable comedian. You can tell he’s unapologetically himself and def one of the goats 🐐
I’ve been dreaming of Louis coming on this podcast for so long….the gods have blessed us.
You misspelled coming.
Now we just need Bill Burr on the pod and I can die a happy man.
My favorite part of this episode has to be the part where Akaash had his own chair
😂😂😂😂
My favorite part is how feminine his leg crossing is.
He wishes his chair was Andrews lap
Louis C.K saying what a stupid question to ask “Do you feel comfortable with….” Was golden. The jokes writes itself.
Hell yeah bro. His mind makes jokes.
Also it’s “the jokes write themselves.”
The patience Louis has for these bros is commendable.
I love how Joe List just sits there and not reacting to anything until he has something to say. Big Chad energy
Joe is definitely a giga Chad 😂
Did not get that vibe 😂
List has no chin and herpes . Cut him some slack..
@@julianbluefeather8491 I can't tell if the first 2 comments are sarcastic or not
@@julianbluefeather8491 I don't mean a chad in the typical sense. He just has a coolness and calmness about him. He isn't so eager to speak and he won't just laugh whenever someone says what they consider to be funny
as a Mexican native listening to these 2 talk in Spanish to prove which one knew more Spanish while sounding American AF was the highlight of this episode 🤣
Louis was born in Mexico lol
Andrew sounded more Mexican for sure. Loui sounded like a typical white guy.
@@felixf4378 absolutely! for a second i thought maybe he *was* chicano or something
Si wey
It sounded pretty convincing to my wholly white ear.
i love the way andrew and louis are testing each other out, it could of been awkward but its great to watch this young vs old competitive comedian nature.
It was awkward initially and that's real. Just look how uncomfortable Joe List is. Almost as if he knew it was all gonna play out like this. After Schulz calms down from his ego being bruised Louis also settles down and stops being a dick and then I think by the end Louis genuinely likes Andrew.
"could of"
@@Vertical-sandwiches 100% guaranteed way to spot american people.. Freaking grinds my gears
It was very akward actually
@Neo Anon Volunteer PR3SS Dweebie Kinda like you right now?
It is amazing to listen to Schultz and CK interact. Knowing there personalities on stage I immediately knew they would be conflicting power battling for off putting dominance. Joe List is really talented off the cuff and his malleable personality and wit made for some awesome "that's how we met" moments lol
Louis and his pal actually neutralized the obnoxiousness of this show
Even though Joe kinda came in and played the obnoxious overly dumb guy
Very well put, I like the show, but do they need to laugh so hard at themselves every 5 mins?!
@@nndaystar they laugh constantly because they’re full of shit and very uncomfortable. So hard to watch
@@nndaystar yes. Shulz massive 15 year old ego wouldn't survive without the massive fake laughs he and others give him.
Lol Can tell Andrew wasn't emotionally prepared to get ball-busted by Louie. He almost lost his composure 😂
to be fair last time Louie busted balls he got canceled
Exactly, he kinda tried to hide "behind" his cigar, but he really was lips shaking like that Thierry Henry .gif/ meme
@@MunchenerFrance 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@MunchenerFrance timestamp plis
He was fanboying the entire time, trying hard to play cool, I know Louis n Joe left n said “that was awkward”
I love Andrew Schulz, 1000%
I’ve followed him from brilliant idiots when people hated him, to flagrant 2 with Kaz, I even watched Benders and guy code and all that he’s ever been involved in
With that said, Louis stomped a mud hole into him, mentally, comedically, and spiritually
I know Andrew loves Patrice but if Patrice was still alive and Andrew had him on, it would have been the same way only Patrice would NOT have been as subtle as Louis
Yo idk what the fuck you people are talking about. Andrew was enjoying getting stomped on. If anything he welcomed it. The only reason this dynamic worked (and wasn't just Louis being an asshole) is because Andrew also played the part well. I mean sure he asked some sillyish questions but that's not necessarily annoying or bad. Just makes for more funny moments.
spot on
LMAO I absolutely love the way you worded it so beautifully.😂👏
Yeah but Louis is so much more perceptive than Patrice was.
If Patrice was on here it would just be insults, and while that would’ve been great, I think here it was like a whole world view being shattered
I cannot believe as a Shultz fan, you cannot see that Andrew was extremely kind and pulled all punches for Louis.
Louis was bumping elbows with Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock and whatever other higher ups ...and now he's gotta mingle with these unknowns
Louis is one of a kind to me. There is an intelligent honesty and a charm to louis that I really appreciate.
Great description, pinpointed it well!
It’s the Frenchman in him
He’s also a pervert
@@chiccavaquitak
Louis is a genius. The 9/11 and top gun joke is awesome
This is one of the few podcast episodes I've watched fully.
I can't put my finger on it but it was somehow really REALLY engaging.
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Louie closing off & opening up in cycles, Joe being honest and vulnerable, Andrew and luoie being in constant conflict, akash giving the conversation some breathing room, and asking some personal & really smart questions.
...
It was fun...
Or.. maybe it was just me finding comfort in some human interaction after being alone & working my ass off for 10+ hours..
Either way it was great thanx for the episode
Fam. 🤗
Ooooo, same boat here man.
All of this. I haven't watched a full Flagrant ep in a while, but this one was just so good. It reminded me of the old O&A eps... just smart, goofy, crass, silly, disrespectful and respectful all the the same time. Just fun.
Same, even tho I love Schulz but Louis is the godfather,
2 legends together, it feels complete
💯
The levels up Louis stands above all and every comedian in this podcast is insane
"Could you use more words, so I can answer that?" was so fucking spot on haha I love Louis' NY ball busting mode, btw he's so polite compared to how cellar crowd is with each other 😄
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Great to see Louis on the show
@@Ar-ok1rg who cares about that though?
@@masvidalsknee3498 🥇
Five years without Louis' wisdom was a crime.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
If nothing else, this put into perspective how skilled Conan and late night interviewers were in holding a smooth entertaining interview.
Conan was the best
You mean rehearsed?
Leno, Letterman and Conan are elite talents. When people like Craig Killborn and Carson Daly got late night shows you could really see the skill gap between the best late night guys and everyone else.
Conan us a legend even his podcast will have you out of air laughing
I don't think this comment will be appreciated as much as it should be 😏
You can see the change in Andrew's approach as to how to conduct this interview throughout the 2 hours 🤣
Andrew worked his way to the final boss and lost. Maybe in a few years Schulzy. Great pod as always!
I think Andrew expected this to be “one of the boys” type of conversation but Louis came in and flustered him. I don’t think it was on purpose, it’s just his type of humour and observational style but Andrew wasn’t expecting it at all for some reason. He keeps on trying to fluster Louis in return and that’s where the tension we feel is coming from.
The more genuine and real Andrew gets the better the interview feels until Andrew again tries to make a jab 😂😂
Andrew would've had a hard time with the backroom roast sessions with Patrice and Norton.
@@FrancoisDressler yeah that would’ve been very tough for him. The only holding him back is his ego. He’s a funny guy and could roast but the moment someone does it to him you could tell he gives this vibe like “ how dare they say that”.
Perfect explanation, Very few people can win an argument with CK. Andrew came off too confrontational especially with that Mexican bit.
@@FrancoisDressler he probably wouldn’t of came back those sessions were deadly
@@PeePeeMilk oh really comedians dont like beeing made fun off?
Bill burr almost rage quite every podcast.
They are al phonies
Podcasts have been excellent in recent times, and Louis CK has had a hand in some legendary ones. That presidents series with Shane Gillis is one for the ages.
And the superstar gardini
Its hard to watch genuine people on flagrant because they dont pretend to be a certain way around andrew like Akaash and most guests
Boy did i learn about some presidents! That one dude that had eight bullets lodged in his body… savage!
Fascinating stuff!
All four parts were great.
I loved the presidents series
Went from the bottom to the top twice and wound up the Godfather of comedy, a legend, had his back from the beginning if you knew the ounce of who he is he gave you in his stand up you always knew he was one of the greatest.
HOLY SHIT The Goat. So glad these podcast are giving him a platform and Schulz just learned there's levels to the great thinkers in comedy and overall intellects. CK is like a Grandmaster talking to a bunch of street chess players who have a buzz in the hood. There are levels
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Your bad kid
The only levels i care about is avicii baby
@@cat.batshon sometimes I get a good feelin
Agree, he just gave the new generation an education
When Louis says he didn't know comics existed to their face with a straight face, it gets me Everytime 😂😂😂. "I didn't do it for you".
as a Mexican woman im super impressed on Andrew's Spanish... the way he used "wey" is AWESOME!!!! made me happy hehehe
Dice que vivió en España y avienta luego luego el "wey". Jaja. Joya.
@@manuelfranco4636 joya... cien por ciento de acuerdo 🤣🤣🤣
@Walterwhiteww2Why is the last sentence a question ❓❓❓
I loved their friction in the beginning, it’s all in good sport. Andrew being the new kid with a big ego and Louis makin him earn it a little like a funny uncle. Mutual respect in the end
Right. This sh*t don’t just grow on trees😂
Seriously, I loved the beginning. It was so cool to just see them interact like that too, not something you get to see everyday. I don’t get everyone hating on it or crying about it. I thought it was great
That is when you know that Louie respects the hell out of Andrew, he gave him cold shoulders because he knows that Andrew is taking over. Stay humble my boy. Love the legend and the upcoming king.
That's North East shit talking and ball busting.
@@dennisaraujovski ew. lol
MSM can cancel Louis, but they can't cancel the actual relevant platforms of today from having him on. Perfect!
Yeah, they really can't force all of us to stop wanting to see his comedy.
Yea they can and soon they will.
Louie Rocky III'd this shit. Got beaten and demoralized,, went back to square one selling his comedy directly to the fans, got the rights to his series back, made another movie, and now he's better than ever.
Everything is consumed digitally now a days. Making MSM irrelevant, hence Louis will always have success and/or more relevancy than ever before.
What is MSM?
Andrew gives Louie his flowers for paving the way.
Louie: It wasnt for you. I didn’t even know you existed 😭🤣😂😂😂😂
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His TV show was dope. I tuned in for it. Louis has a demeanor that is a mixture of many. Sarcasm, cynicism, condescendental, and I don't even know what to call it. I wouldn't want to leave anything out. His intelligence pairs well with his ability to put ideas together. He's definitely a powerhouse in the trade and loved by so many. You can always count on laughter with Louis CK. His true and relatable stance can and does resonate with people from all fronts and places. That's important these days. We learn every day that it's always been that way.
Fr, one of the best shows on fx i ever watched
Louie is one of the greatest shows ever made. I was damn near heartbroken when it was taken off Netflix in the wake of the controversy.
Wow I didn’t see this coming 😳 bout to be a legendary Interview!!!
neither did those girls in the hotel room.
Only men of culture understand how tremendous this is.
@@derekhunter7632 solid joke guy!
@@derekhunter7632 stop it, the dude has suffered enough for those mistakes.
@@derekhunter7632 he did ask...
Louis: I punched a kid in the face once... he started crying.
Joe: That's how we met.
lmaoooo
There something special in the air when you get guys like Louis CK and Bill Burr on a podcast. Another level
I love the bit where Andrew gets jealous of Louie appreciating Akaash's questions. Switching seats, naming the last leg of the pod "the second good question" showing it's still bothering post production. Good stuff.
Louie didn't even know who Akash was (asked List if he's a comedian & funny- next to Akash lol) so Drew shouldn't envy his co-host much
@@redsnflr it's a bit dummy, everyone knows his jealous tone is jokes. Also louie 100% knows who Akaash is that was also jokes.
Watching Louis put Andrew in his place: absolutely priceless!
@@NickJohnson-user72 ok
Time?
@@2050techgeek all of it
nobody put anybody in their place. its just comedians bustin balls.
Nah I don't think Louis consciously did or say anything to put Andrew "in his place" it's just the banter of their egos, Louis knowing he's one of the best to ever do it and Andrew knowing he's one of the best new comics in the scene
*_ANDREW WAS NOT READY FOR LOUIS_*
😂😂😂
I'm only 10 minutes in but you have to have Louis back on if he'll come. He's legitimately one of the funniest people ever
I loved that Louie recognised how smart Aakash was in this podcast . When they get serious guests and are not goofing around too much they can strike gold like they did in the end
I get why Joe is being quite because he's next to Louie and he's being respectful but I know he had some zingers in his head that he bit his tongue on lol. Love this episode. Can't wait to see their film.
He was incredibly funny with his zingers yes.
👉🏽quiet👈🏾, unless you actually did mean to say "quite"..., in that case
Joe is being quite what exactly?...
Louis and Joe have been doing the rounds for their movie (that no one can watch anywhere) but this podcast really brought out Louis' brilliance as a comedian. His analogies and rants were the best haha.
The movie is being released on his website in a few days
It’s being played in local theaters, I’m watching it Friday at a comedy club. Check his website’s
hes over rated and not even a little bit Brilliant. wtf ..why do people always dick ride this guy like he is mother teresa
I'll probably watch it. I'm sure it'll be Louie-like. Depressing story sprinkled with jokes and crazy characters. Lot of comics in it. The trailer kinda makes it look like Dan in Real Life, but funny.
louie is brilliant always. this cast doesnt matter.. he is the goat, and as a GOAT he needed to shove his brilliancy over them, so they know their place
I appreciate observing the intricate social dynamics, the strategic power plays, and the quick-witted exchanges filled with astute insults. This highlights the high level of intelligence that Louis possesses. He has the skill to make Schultz and his Indian associate feel extremely uncomfortable, making them squirm in their seats through mere words alone. Achieving this level of discomfort through verbal interaction alone is a formidable feat.
Andrew Schulz can’t wrap his mind around someone not being a douche bag. It’s hilarious to watch him try and figure out Louis ck.
27:32 “Yeah it’s grammar. That’s what makes a person a person, isn’t it?” That was so brilliant.
“Eres español, not estas.”
“… Yeah. Okay.”
Even this would’ve been enough lmao
This is the collaboration that I've been waiting for. Louis is the G.OA.T
Lmao I fucking missed Louie. I forgot how much I loved this mans comedy. Thank god for Flagrant for this. The world needs to see his comedic brilliance. If you weren't a fan of his before, I'm sure you are now.
A pleasant surprise I didn’t know I needed!
Hes had far better appearances on far better podcasts in the past couple months. Are You Garbage was better and Shane Gillis did a 5 hour podcast series with him, the first podcast he was ever on to my knowledge, that is better than the entire history of Flagrant/Flagrant 2. I love Andrew, but yall give him way too much credit.
Check out the Matt and Shane history podcast saga if you want Louie
@@growwoodlands6121 I've seen the Shane gillis series, but that was more about American history and wasn't the comedic Louis we're used to. I tried watching it but couldn't get through more than an hour of it. To each their own. Flagrants comedy is very simple/childish, which is my favorite stuff from Louis. You enjoyed it, I didn't, it is what it is.
@@rdp430 I watched about an hour of one of the episodes, couldn't get through it all. I'm not interested in American history, but i'm sure theres a lot of people who enjoyed it. I enjoyed Joe and Louis here much more.
Had the conversation gone another direction, the title could've been: "Louis CK was almost FRENCH"
Very poignant for me to hear Louis talk about how his comedy doesn't work as well when he's smug and confident when Andrew made the comment about it feeling like it's "falling out" of him. Pretty cool to think about from a stand up perspective. I once heard Shane Gillis talk about how masterful Louis is at adjusting his tone and the material he delivers to win the crowd back when he's working out new material and this added new perspective to that. Really shows how deep of a person Louis truly is. An amazing man. While we've all done wrong that we should confront and own up to, nobody has faced public humiliation for their wrong doing at the level Louis has and countered it with honesty and dignity. Not to discount his wrong doings, I think they're lesser than a lot of other "cancelled" people we've seen, but still worthy of negative acknowledgement.. that being said Louis is the only person who was cancelled at the caliber he was and acknowledged it with honesty and clarity. His statements didn't gain him much from the court of public opinion, but it 100% made me retain loyalty and upmost respect for this man and his craft. Cheers to one of the greatest to ever do it. I hope he continues to share his art with us.
Hey could you tell where was Shane Gillis talking about Louie? I'd love to hear that
@@wolf.cryman4460 my apologies, man. It was in a really old patreon episode of Matt and Shane's secret podcast from when Louis brought Shane on tour I think in 2019 so it'd be hard for me to find. He was talking about how when Louis was working out new material and would start to lose the crowd he would switch to more reliable stuff that he knew would work and since Shane was touring with him he could tell when he was trying to win them back. Louis is Shane's favorite comic, though, he talks about him very often on his podcast. If you haven't checked it out Shane just did a 4 part 5.5 hour series of episodes with Louis where they discuss almost every US president in order. It's great.
@@growwoodlands6121 i thanketh thou, mr woodlands
Jeez this was a long post. Stopped at line 4 of the blubbering. 😂🤦🏾♂️
Louis CK comedy helped me through some dark times. My favorite comedian by far.
Horace and Pete is still one of my favorite shows ever. So brilliantly written and portrayed, Louis C.K. And Steve Buscemi killed it…
I was watching this and wanted to see if Louie was on Hulu. I found Horace and Pete and blew me away that I hadn't even heard of it
I think of Louie's TV shows as deconstructions/remakes of classic sitcoms. Lucky Louie is his take on The Honeymooners. Louie is his take on Seinfeld. Horace and Pete is his take on Cheers. In all cases he takes the basic premise and updates them with the ugly messiness of actual reality until they're a really beautiful blend of comedy and tragedy. I hope he makes another TV series.
@@craigrussell3062 I can’t wait to watch his new movie with Joe List!
@@craigrussell3062 i so miss Louie. he is a very deep person and that show reealllly brought it out
LCK: Hables espanyol?
AS: Claro...
LCK: .... go ahead
LMAOOOOO
LOVE to see Louis in a modern podcast setting and pleasantly surprised at how well everyone vibed. This is a great podcast ep in its own right. Genuinely hope it’s a launching pad for Louis to do JRE soon.
Andrew pulling Rogan and Louis , man dude's really leveled up in comedy
The little meltdown Schulz had during the whole "East Village" segment around 25:00 shows that he should be grateful he is doing comedy in the era he is because he would crumble during the O&A days for SURE. And he says Patrice is his idol lmao.
Edit: oh god I hadn't even reached the "Mexican" part