Dear everyone, if you like Joe Pera's show please can we leave more user reviews online, like on metacritic? The media aren't promoting it much because it's not getting enough user ratings and reviews. If it doesn't get enough advertisement Joe might not be able to keep it going, and become a bricklayer again! Please upvote the comment to get the word out, thank you all.
@John Wick It's just not your cup of tea! Humor is not even the main focus of his content and it's not supposed to even be the type people will laugh out loud with. He is just gently rambling about things, which for most of us it's sweet and relaxing. When am having a bad day i feel better after watching his videos!
@John Wick Sounds to me like you just don't understand his content or that it just doesn't appeal to you. That's not an issue. It's not supposed to be entirely funny.
Gametroll exactly, his content is meant to give you a soft chuckle and maybe help you reflect on your own life and notice the small things around you. Appreciate daily life. That’s the point
God it's so weird seeing actually wholesome Adult Swim content. This like something you'd see on PBS. I kept waiting for the dark subversive turn and it never came.
@@kathleenmele777 Same. His gentleness is soothing. I do know that cortisol, a stress hormone, increases the perception of pain. Since this video reduces my stress, it eases my pain a little. Thank you, Joe Pera.
"But instead of going down that road, why don't I give you some good news? Tree TV is considering a merger with Waterfall TV. And I'd say it's pretty likely, cause I am the CEO of both."
This has a lot of irony. It's say this is post-irony, because its hard to tell what is sincere and what is ironic, and can be appreciated on both levels
Hey tells jokes that dont make you laugh but instead they just make you smile a little cause you got, he just tries to make you have a good time and take a second to just appreciate little small things.
Spooky Cone exactly -you caught his little on purpose drop to make those in the know/paying attention laugh. Ultimately tho he doesn it for himself. First and foremost
A lot of ‘relaxing’ stuff can be quite patronising and hollow. Joe bringing up mortality and not losing the soothing vibe is very powerful. I hope you all are doing alright and aren’t being too hard on yourselves. You’ve made it this far!
22 minutes and I didn't have to think about losing my job, evections, no job openings and going to to food bank Wednesday. Thank you, have a safe Memorial day everyone.
Every Saturday, when I was young, I would lay across the carpet and open old electronics I got from Salvation Army to see how they worked. I would use the light from the sun beaming through the window. I would crawl with the light until it faded and then mom would call for supper. I haven’t thought of that until I watched this video.
Very cool. My dad always taught me "If something doesn't work, just take it apart. In the best case, you'll fix it. In the worst case it'll still be broken but you'll have learned how it works."
I wish I was joking when I said that this show has literally saved me from so many panic attacks and anxiety riddling nights where I can’t sleep or breathe. I love this so much
im so dumb for not looking him up on you tube sooner---- i counted on my 5 am alarms to wake me to see it on adult swim. instead of dangerous amounts of sleep aids that dont always work, i now have this**** and you guys. Knowing im not truly alone is...well you know. thank you*
"...But if just one nurse can come home and watch it to fall asleep, I think it would be worth it." Thanks, Joe. I just got off of a shift today. I really needed this. Thank you, Joe Pera and AS. Goodnight.
We need to start a grassroots thing to give them some token of recognition. Gold star, or whatever, but something to acknowledge their courage and willingness to risk their lives to help others during the great pandemic of 2020.
"Days have cycles and seasons have cycles but time is not a cycle for us, just a straight line, a one that doesn't continue forever but that's alright, my routine helps me forget this. " You made me cry Joe!
I would literally watch and listen to him just simply narrate oldass episodes of Mutual of Omahas WIld Kingdom, or NatGeo specials or whatever. its wonderful.
I know no one with any influence will see this, but folks I would pay for an entire streaming service that was nothing but this kind of peaceful authentic stuff
"It's a little more casual than ususal but if just one nurse can come home and watch it to fall asleep it'll be worth it." My wife is a labor and delivery nurse on night shifts during this pandemic and she relaxed in bed with this video when she got home. Thank you, Joe Pera. Thank you, Adult Swim.
At the end of the video footage, I suddenly cried. After all these years, I have been chasing happiness endlessly without realizing that something as yet very simple can be so beautiful. Thank you Joe Pera!
“...But now, more than ever, my routine is what stands between me and the abyss. I learned this lesson one evening when I decided to stay up all night to see what would happen. Instead of going to bed on time, I drank a coffee after dinner then watched four bill burr movies. It was great until saw the sun come up and I saw there’s nothing separating days but sleep. And though days have cycles, and seasons have cycles, time is not a cycle for us. Just a straight line, one that doesn’t continue forever, but that’s alright, because my routine helps me forget this. Anyhow, I’ve been thinking a lot of comfort lately and the second law of thermodynamics. Usually, I don’t, but right now, it’s nice to know that all natural processes are irreversible and things are always moving forward.” quite possibly his best quote, love ya joe🤍
@@thecitizenfarmer7700 he might also be saying Babar movies, an elephant cartoon. The wholesome chillness matches his aesthetic, and there’s enough movies that he could conceivably watch them all night
I think Black Holes are reversing the big bang. And all black hole will merge together after sucking everything up and we will hit the restart button. A new big bang , a new universe born.
I think tree TV could honestly kill it in Norway, it already fits in with all our slow tv stuff, and if Joe Pera does voiceover alongside it, it would genuinely be a huge hit
@@subu_versus you can find a lot of them on TH-cam or go to the slow TV Wikipedia page and find something that sound interesting and just search for it. They're unfortunately not super accessible outside of Norway so I think that's the easiest way
when i watch joe's content, for a very brief moment i feel that things are okay; not incredible, not devestating, but okay, and thats all i really need to keep going. thanks joe.
This show helps ease my depression, I can watch this all night. I also lost my girlfriend to pancreatic cancer recently and that’s been heavy 😞 Thank Adult Swim and Joe Pera for this moment of peace
CrimsonVermillion So sorry for your loss and good that this helps you as it does me watching it with tears that are trapped in my eyes remembering the loss of so many in my life but united with the love this peaceful man.
This video made me realize that I've been looking at the world through an incredibly negative lens for a long time. With everything that's been going on lately, I've been looping faster and faster around an endless track of pessimism thinking about all of worlds and my own big problems. This and Joe Peras other videos have been an exit from that track. It's like he took my brain and said "hey buddy get out of that dark cloud, come down lower and try to remember when you were a kid. Try think like that and notice how wonderful these everyday things are. I'm going to feed apples to a happy horse and make you remember how you used to feel looking out a car window."
Just lost my father to pancreatic cancer. Stumbled across this, cried some wonderful tears, and helped the healing process just a little bit. I give it a huge bag of neat-o's and a hug to Joe!
Joe Pera is exactly what David Foster Wallace was talking about when he said this in 1993: The next real literary "rebels" in this country might well emerge as some weird bunch of anti-rebels, born oglers who dare somehow to back away from ironic watching, who have the childish gall actually to endorse and instantiate single-entendre principles. Who treat of plain old untrendy human troubles and emotions in U.S. life with reverence and conviction. Who eschew self-consciousness and hip fatigue. These anti-rebels would be outdated, of course, before they even started. Dead on the page. Too sincere. Clearly repressed. Backward, quaint, naive, anachronistic. Maybe that'll be the point. Maybe that's why they'll be the next real rebels. Real rebels, as far as I can see, risk disapproval. The old postmodern insurgents risked the gasp and squeal: shock, disgust, outrage, censorship, accusations of socialism, anarchism, nihilism. Today's risks are different. The new rebels might be artists willing to risk the yawn, the rolled eyes, the cool smile, the nudged ribs, the parody of gifted ironists, the "Oh how banal". To risk accusations of sentimentality, melodrama. Of overcredulity. Of softness. Of willingness to be suckered by a world of lurkers and starers who fear gaze and ridicule above imprisonment without law. Who knows.
This video may quite literally save my life one day. It’s one of the few things that makes me feel safe during the worst panic attacks and depressive episodes.
I have a hard time watching this video without having my eyes engulfed in tears. I found this show through my sister a year ago after a terrible break up. Ill never forget that day, seeing her and having her comfort me and watching Joe's show at the same time is one of the most beautiful moments of my life.
MrAnobelo so the reason he does these videos are because his friends said his stand up put them to sleep. So, he thought wait a minute “they’re on to something”
me as a kid: *watches as trees pass by the window* I wonder if this feeling could ever be captured in a film. nahh, that’d be silly Joe Pera 15 years later:
This reminds me of when I would lay down in the backseat of my parents car while we were driving home and I follow the telephone wires with my eyes until I would fall asleep only to wake up hours later in my mom’s embrace. Thank you Joe Pera.
The first time I watched this I bawled my eyes out. A lot in my life has changed so quickly and I guess I was holding a lot of it in until I watched this video. Listening to someone just enjoy the smallest things in life in the most relaxing way makes it easy to realize just how much burdens us.
Being able to find the humor and beauty in unused footage is a gift the writers and creators have. Thank you for responding to the current situation in our lives right now.
joe pera's work is a kind of art-comedy that reminds us all of how good and funny it is to be alive and human and share it with others, it is exactly what we need
This is one of the nicest, purest, most wholesome corners of the internet I can say I’ve found. It’s really nice here. I think I’ll be sticking around for a little while. Thanks, Joe, and thank you fellow viewers for offering strangers an intimate peek into your interpretation of comfort. Have a great night’s sleep everyone.
May 20th, 2020 My apartment burned down. Nobody was hurt, thank god, but we all found ourselves homeless during the midst of the pandemic in its first awful stages. A few weeks of madness later, a friend of mine let me stay in his and his wife's art-room until I got back onto my feet. The first thing I watched was this, it was the first genuine smile on my face. Go Pera!
This allowed me to let loose some bottled emotions, and for once in a long while, I had a good cry instead of an anxiety-ridden, panic-induced one. Thank you.
I'm watching this after having stayed up all night because I am feeling too weirded out to sleep. I've been on my own in my apartment since March 20, today is May 28. I do go out to walk my dog, three or four times a day (so I am not entirely alone). I do talk to one of my friends on the phone a couple of times a week. I do chat briefly with folks who are doing my shopping and picking up my groceries. I am staying home most of the time because I had heart surgery 18 months ago and have some other health issues, and I am 66. Unfortunately, unlike Joe, I haven't been following a routine, except for things related to my dog. Whatever time I get out of bed, the first thing I do after making a quick trip to the bathroom and throwing on some clothes, is feed my dog (who I call Puppy) and walk him. Then I make breakfast, drink coffee and -- bad habit here, turn on the computer and get lost in emails, TH-cam, Facebook and shopping for stuff like handheld vacuum cleaners and dog harnesses and books, all of which I thoroughly research for hours. The last thing I do each day is feed the dog and walk him, so there's a certain symmetry there. I did do a three-day binge of decluttering last week and that actually felt good. What I'd like to share, in terms of keeping sane in all this strangeness and uncertainty, is a couple of thoughts I return to when I feel like my mind is about to separate from my body and go off on its own, perhaps never to return. One thing I remind myself of is, "I am still me. My best friend Mary is still Mary. My brother Eric is still Eric..." and so on. Everyone I love and who loves me are still who they are, so I remind myself by saying this kind of "mantra" to myself with all their names and I find that comforting. The second thing I repeat to myself is something attributed to Julian of Norwich (I am not sure if she is officially a saint, but she was a much loved mystic who is often depicted holding her cat), and what she said was, "All is well, And all is well, And all manner of things shall be well." I am not entirely sure what she meant, but I interpret it to mean that no matter what happens, all manner of things shall be well because that's the nature of the universe (dark and light, joy and sadness, emptiness and fullness, and so on). I just love watching Joe's videos. I guess I would say that for me, they are "grounding." Thank you, Joe!
I hope one day you over come this feeling, and feel at home. Even if for a minute, it's a beautiful feeling. It takes time to get there once you move in, but it comes, eventually.
@John Wick dude. shut up. he's just making a statement here to help someone get though this pandemic. he's trying to help, and add to this already wholesome video. there's no point to say stuff like that if you can't support it. i would understand if he was a complete loser, but he's not; he's human, like all of us. everyone's different. just because you don't feel as if they way he lives is normal, doesn't mean you should harass him for it. just let him be. i hope you learn from this. if not, i hope you learn from other people. also, he clearly stated he has friends. so.
It’s not silly. He’s showing that truth in a way that is easy to swallow. If it were too direct, we would mock it. The pseudo/meta/ironic presentation makes us more open to these beautiful aspects of life, and it’s exactly what we need.
Man. He's nonsensical, but he makes more sense than anyone I've heard. There's such a sweet hopefulness in his words: "Maple syrup toast... don't eat while driving because it tastes so good you might crash." Poetry, I tell you.
"It's a little more casual than ususal but if just one nurse can come home and watch it to fall asleep it'll be worth it" I'm a nurse assistant not a nurse but I almost cried at this part because I'm actually watching this to help me sleep before my shift on a COVID unit, thank you Joe ;-;
How are you doing these days? How's the sleep? Thank you for what you do. I've had a few hospital stays, and the NA's were like angels. Such hard work. They kept me together.
This video brought me to literal tears. The fact I feel a genuine human connection to this wonderful man and his beautiful way of seeing the world. I guess I had just forgotten how to appriciate these little moments that make up our lives
It's strange because on one side I would like everybody to know this fantastic, precious and lovable human being that is Joe Pera in order to share some wholesomeness, on the other end though I want to keep as pristine as possible the niche that this character has created
I think his observations & his humor could change the perspectives of other people before those of other people would change his. I say share the Pera.
@@ashleybrooke2087 might sound dumb, but check out The Good Place, the comedy of Pete Holmes (and his podcast), The Midnight Gospel, The Trip (all 4 series)
I don't get that, why would anything change when it is popular? I have heard the same in music. Joe Pera has been on popular talk shows and acts the same as here, so don't worry!
This video made me feel some kind of way and now I will fall asleep peacefully, and i know I will forget this moment overtime when I’m dragged back into the cycle of self absorption and the bustle of everyday life, but right now I’m reminded for a little bit that life is simple and I’m a person like you (reading this) who isn’t alone. I know you don’t know who I am and this will sound cliche and silly, but safe travels, and I’m as sincere as I can be when I say have a nice rest of life, see you in space
More Joe Pera content please. I've seen other comments reference this, but having grown up with Mr. Rogers as a kid, and wishing he was still around to share a comforting message of how to deal with our feelings during this time...this fills that void so much. Joe Pera is truly a gem.
Watching trees move outside a car window is probably one of the best things about life. You don’t have to do anything or worry about life. You just sit there in a cozy car, bus, or train while you slowly pass a calming place. It’s the feeling of watching somebody else making a building in Minecraft. It’s relaxing and calming.
19:25 "this is actually marquette, just thought it looked nice" born and raised in marquette, the closing shot paired with the music made me teary-eyed, thanks for visiting and sharing joe
"He's giving boundary to the boundaryless....it's kind of comforting to watch in these times"..... somehow I just ....started to cry and nod.... this is one of the most powerful things I have encountered in my life. We need more of this in the world.
Another night of not falling asleep. I tried rain videos. I tried people talking and then I came upon Joe. Instead of falling asleep I found him quite interesting. Unlike the days of my younger life and dating handsome men, and finding them painfully unready for a real relationship I found here a man I was comfortable with . He introduced me to wanting to explore Kafka and a summer boat ride in downtown Milwaukee. Now I really can't fall asleep because I'm wondering if I can find my Joe. So I'll get up and clean something . I hope to get sleepy before dawn.
I guess I'm in a raw enough emotional state from the last several months that this had me on the verge of tears several times and I honestly cannot tell you why.
i’m completely in the same boat. it strikes a nerve like i’ve never experienced while engaging with media. he walks the line between silly and heartfelt so naturally. clearly the whole creative team really believes what joe believes. sorry if this comes off weird i’m also emotionally raw - take care please
Its because your soul figured out all at one moment what it had been missing in this modern world, real human beings with diverse thoughts, and real emotions. It's overwhelming.
I come back to this episode more than the others. There’s something so wholesome and soothing. Plus, I miss my dog. She was no Walter, but she was a great dog. I showed this episode to my 70 year old mother and the Walter song and scenery even got her tearful.
With everything going on that has manifested itself as my doubt, fear, and and anger bubbled over today emotionally. For hours I've been laying in bed, sun shining brightly outside while I close my blinds to keep it out of sight. After emotionally breaking down and crying for a while, I came back to this video. It helped ground me, even if only for twenty-two minutes. This comment may not be seen, but it was necessary for me in a weird, personal way. Almost like a journal. Thank you, Joe, for being my rock in many tough times of life without even knowing it. And if someone is reading this comment - thank you. Everything will be fine some day.
I know this might've seemed like a very simple thing when you came up with it, but my 10 year old son has anxiety and struggles to settle on an evening, but he really loves setting the relaxing talks you to/back to sleep videos going. We have had many blissful and peaceful moments thanks to these videos. They are some how simultaneously profound and simplistic. As a child my youngest son's favourite place was a multi-level aquarium in Hull called the deep. Anyway, as he was falling asleep to this video tonight and I said "there is a video for tree tv, I haven't watched it yet though..." and in a sleepy voice he responded "does it include an NBA game?" That was very sweet because in the UK we really don't cover the NBA. But he does like shooting hoops.
His gimmick is his wholesomeness and sincerity. He's so nice that his jokes land a lot better than they would if he didn't come off as just the most well-meaning guy on the planet.
"Time is not a cycle for us -- just a straight line." "One that doesn't continue forever, but that's all right because my routine helps me forget this." That was an unexpectedly profound statement.
most of these songs are i think, i found them while i was on my latest adventure for joe pera related content. the adult swim site also has the soundtrack for season one and two ad-free i think. which i reccomend more but everyone is entitled to their own opinion
the final segment of music was made by owen ashworth, i believe the song that was played is unreleased but he's made previous music under "casiotone for the painfully alone" and "advance base"
"Nothing separates days but sleep."
This is genuinely profound.
You need more pain or more reading to do my friend. God bless you either way.
Bitethe Book Have you considered that perhaps the profoundness of the statement just went over your head?
@@bitethebook7650 Maybe someday you will stop being so condescending. Maybe with a lot more pain and/or reading.
@@Chlocean i read plenty. Still constant pain. Thanks for your concern.
@@Chlocean you're both two sides of the same coin
Dear everyone, if you like Joe Pera's show please can we leave more user reviews online, like on metacritic? The media aren't promoting it much because it's not getting enough user ratings and reviews. If it doesn't get enough advertisement Joe might not be able to keep it going, and become a bricklayer again! Please upvote the comment to get the word out, thank you all.
@John Wick It's just not your cup of tea! Humor is not even the main focus of his content and it's not supposed to even be the type people will laugh out loud with.
He is just gently rambling about things, which for most of us it's sweet and relaxing. When am having a bad day i feel better after watching his videos!
John Wick just because you dont enjoy it doesnt mean we dont. I know i like it and thats good enough for me.
@John Wick
Sounds to me like you just don't understand his content or that it just doesn't appeal to you. That's not an issue.
It's not supposed to be entirely funny.
Gametroll exactly, his content is meant to give you a soft chuckle and maybe help you reflect on your own life and notice the small things around you. Appreciate daily life. That’s the point
Of. Course.
I heard Norm Macdonald once say "it's one thing to make someone laugh but another to make them smile"... whatever Joe is comedically he makes me smile
This is a sad comment now :(
@@GARGANTUANMASKEDFISH this comment is officially a gem.
his show Joe Pera Talks With You makes me smile and barely LOL. but this videro right here made me LOL a bunch of times
Hah?
He makes me infinitely uncomfortable and I think norm macdonald would hate him
God it's so weird seeing actually wholesome Adult Swim content. This like something you'd see on PBS. I kept waiting for the dark subversive turn and it never came.
Joe pera is awesome
Subverting the subversive
Joe Pera is always the most wholesome
They've fully adapted to their primary mission of catoring to stoners.
And that's a good thing because stoners know good television.
And for twenty minutes, everything was fine and nothing hurt. Joe Pera is this day's Fred Rogers
Truth. Just truth. God bless you, Joe.
Whenever I tell people about the show I tell them he’s Mr. Rogers for High adults. He makes everything ok, and is what we need during these times
I have chronic pain. This video is one of the best things I've discovered in a long time. Who knew?
good observation
@@kathleenmele777 Same. His gentleness is soothing. I do know that cortisol, a stress hormone, increases the perception of pain. Since this video reduces my stress, it eases my pain a little. Thank you, Joe Pera.
I can never forgive Adult Swim for not renewing Joe Pera... unforgivable!
Sometimes something has to be short to be truly great, there is enough Pera for a lifetime of reruns
He has so many episodes to doze off in his own channel. Did you check that out?
@@MSefaHereI will now
Someone will always uphold the Pera, superb content regardless of tv contract
the fact that we didnt get a continuation to season 3 made me genuinely depressed.
This is the vocal equivalent of gently being kissed on the forehead.
TRUE
Nice
Exactly that!
that sound so comforting right now
Don't ruin this for me.
"But instead of going down that road, why don't I give you some good news? Tree TV is considering a merger with Waterfall TV. And I'd say it's pretty likely, cause I am the CEO of both."
This part made lol. 😄
Pure art
Weird. I got to this comment right as he was saying it and read it word for word.
I really wish he had a podcast. Just 30 minutes or more of him talking about anything to calming music would be fantastic.
Exactly gosh podcasts are literally made for people like Joe Pera and Bob Ross.
@@trentreece639 what's the name?
I’d listen every day if this was true
@@trentreece639 THANK YOU FOR THIS.
Put it on replay and get high enough that you don't mind watching this vid over and over. It's meditative, I promise
This is what happens when an entire generation's sense of humor relies on irony and cynicism - we begin to crave sincerity and wholesomeness
@Sharky No. It just is.
@Sharky It's not bad but it's sad
Interesting comment.
This has a lot of irony. It's say this is post-irony, because its hard to tell what is sincere and what is ironic, and can be appreciated on both levels
Thanks a lot, Letterman
I wouldn't call him a comedian, it's something much more special
Hey tells jokes that dont make you laugh but instead they just make you smile a little cause you got, he just tries to make you have a good time and take a second to just appreciate little small things.
I know what to call him a saint
it makes me wanna cry
Spooky Cone exactly -you caught his little on purpose drop to make those in the know/paying attention laugh. Ultimately tho he doesn it for himself. First and foremost
He's very, very humble and kind hearted, thats for sure...
The fact that I audibly cheered “Yes!” When I heard that tree tv and waterfall tv were considering a merger shows exactly how wonderful joe is.
it was the best news I ever heard, it's truly the highlight of the video
no you didn't
Did you know he is actually the CEO of both?? (Not insinuating insider trading, just a fun fact 😅)
It was beautifully playful thought
Now, we just need to bring "Scenic Mountain Vista TV" into the fold and we'll be cooking with gas
When the world needed joe pera he was there
Good comment
@@420crim3 I agree.
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AMEN
Goddamn right
I’m a nurse. And I work tomorrow at 0645 and I can’t sleep but I stumbled upon this somehow.
I feel relaxed and I’m going to sleep now.
Thank you Joe.
Thank you for your service. STAY WELL
Julie Chang sure hope you don’t EM the corona
Queen
Julie Chang thank you for your service, we hope you kick Coronas ass
Keep it kickiiinnnnnnn, thank YOU
A lot of ‘relaxing’ stuff can be quite patronising and hollow. Joe bringing up mortality and not losing the soothing vibe is very powerful. I hope you all are doing alright and aren’t being too hard on yourselves. You’ve made it this far!
@N G No worries friend
Thx brethren.... Godspeed to us all
This comment made me smile, thank you! Hope you are well 😊
Thanks, I hope you’re doing well, also.
thanks man, i needed to hear that rn
Joe is a little Bob Ross, a little Fred Rogers and a little Carl Sagan wrapped up into one.
indeed he is, and what a wonderful combination
Truth
and just think, one day, we will be saying that guys a little bit like Joe Pera. Wouldnt that be something?
With a dash of Mitch Hedberg on top.
Wow
22 minutes and I didn't have to think about losing my job, evections, no job openings and going to to food bank Wednesday.
Thank you, have a safe Memorial day everyone.
Hope this past week has been a bit less stressful for you @TheBlackGhost
Sending big hugs
God bless you. Hope it all works for you I really do.
Mr. black ghost. How is everything today? Please let us know.
Hey man I hope everything is looking up for you ❤️
Every Saturday, when I was young, I would lay across the carpet and open old electronics I got from Salvation Army to see how they worked. I would use the light from the sun beaming through the window. I would crawl with the light until it faded and then mom would call for supper.
I haven’t thought of that until I watched this video.
that's a really beautiful memory, and i'm glad this video allowed you to remember it.
life is beautiful
Very cool. My dad always taught me "If something doesn't work, just take it apart. In the best case, you'll fix it. In the worst case it'll still be broken but you'll have learned how it works."
That’s a wonderful memory friend
I feel like i can smell this memory, and I have a feeling that you know exactly what I mean. Thank you for sharing this :)
I wish I was joking when I said that this show has literally saved me from so many panic attacks and anxiety riddling nights where I can’t sleep or breathe. I love this so much
You’ve got this. You’re not alone!
We hear you bro.
Same
try watching soft spoken asmr
im so dumb for not looking him up on you tube sooner---- i counted on my 5 am alarms to wake me to see it on adult swim. instead of dangerous amounts of sleep aids that dont always work, i now have this**** and you guys. Knowing im not truly alone is...well you know. thank you*
"...But if just one nurse can come home and watch it to fall asleep, I think it would be worth it."
Thanks, Joe. I just got off of a shift today. I really needed this. Thank you, Joe Pera and AS. Goodnight.
You RULE.
I want to treat my frontline work friends to many drinks and food
We need to start a grassroots thing to give them some token of recognition. Gold star, or whatever, but something to acknowledge their courage and willingness to risk their lives to help others during the great pandemic of 2020.
He’s so nice and wholesome Rogers line . Mr roger frim Fl.
Came here to say this! Thanks SSS! ❤👐😷💣🇨🇦
"I've been taking a lot of comfort lately in the second law of thermodynamics," is now my favorite sentence ever.
This right here
"Days have cycles and seasons have cycles but time is not a cycle for us, just a straight line, a one that doesn't continue forever but that's alright, my routine helps me forget this. "
You made me cry Joe!
Lorenzo Chiaverini that was really deep, hit me pretty hard
That was beautifully poignant Lorenzo.
times arrow, there's no backsies. at least we have ice cream though, that's nice.
This line hit home and made me cry too.
Same actually. I had a true "this is beautiful" cry while watching that part.
Joe, when this is all over I will tell you about how you changed my life for the better. Thank you for this.
Amen
I would literally watch and listen to him just simply narrate oldass episodes of Mutual of Omahas WIld Kingdom, or NatGeo specials or whatever. its wonderful.
This show and Yuru Camp are the two most comfy, wholesome, feel-good shows ever.
Why would he care?
I know no one with any influence will see this, but folks I would pay for an entire streaming service that was nothing but this kind of peaceful authentic stuff
"It's a little more casual than ususal but if just one nurse can come home and watch it to fall asleep it'll be worth it."
My wife is a labor and delivery nurse on night shifts during this pandemic and she relaxed in bed with this video when she got home. Thank you, Joe Pera. Thank you, Adult Swim.
read this as he said it
@Serpentine Fire are you his wife?
@Serpentine Fire well daaang!
“Tree TV: Not People, Just Trees.”
I'd watch every season
So much better... nature.
They made a video called tree tv
At the end of the video footage, I suddenly cried. After all these years, I have been chasing happiness endlessly without realizing that something as yet very simple can be so beautiful. Thank you Joe Pera!
Well put. Hope you’re well
Joe Pera: They can think like humans but can't talk..
Me: why?
Joe: because they are lizards.
Lizards can’t talk because they are to nervous
@@tuxedosteve9556 or shy.
Actually cried. 🥺
Simple humor is best humor
We are lizards
“...But now, more than ever, my routine is what stands between me and the abyss. I learned this lesson one evening when I decided to stay up all night to see what would happen. Instead of going to bed on time, I drank a coffee after dinner then watched four bill burr movies. It was great until saw the sun come up and I saw there’s nothing separating days but sleep. And though days have cycles, and seasons have cycles, time is not a cycle for us. Just a straight line, one that doesn’t continue forever, but that’s alright, because my routine helps me forget this. Anyhow, I’ve been thinking a lot of comfort lately and the second law of thermodynamics. Usually, I don’t, but right now, it’s nice to know that all natural processes are irreversible and things are always moving forward.”
quite possibly his best quote, love ya joe🤍
please help me find these movies. A google search for Bull Bar Movies turns up nothing... Thanks!
@@thecitizenfarmer7700 i think he's actually saying Bill Burr who's a stand up comedian and an actor.
@@thecitizenfarmer7700 he might also be saying Babar movies, an elephant cartoon. The wholesome chillness matches his aesthetic, and there’s enough movies that he could conceivably watch them all night
😭😭😭
I think Black Holes are reversing the big bang. And all black hole will merge together after sucking everything up and we will hit the restart button. A new big bang , a new universe born.
I think tree TV could honestly kill it in Norway, it already fits in with all our slow tv stuff, and if Joe Pera does voiceover alongside it, it would genuinely be a huge hit
Could you give some names of slow TV shows from Norway?
@@subu_versus you can find a lot of them on TH-cam or go to the slow TV Wikipedia page and find something that sound interesting and just search for it. They're unfortunately not super accessible outside of Norway so I think that's the easiest way
Plus you’re getting an nba game every now and then
when i watch joe's content, for a very brief moment i feel that things are okay; not incredible, not devestating, but okay, and thats all i really need to keep going. thanks joe.
THIS.
Learn and practice TM.
This show helps ease my depression, I can watch this all night. I also lost my girlfriend to pancreatic cancer recently and that’s been heavy 😞 Thank Adult Swim and Joe Pera for this moment of peace
I'm so sorry for your loss.
CrimsonVermillion So sorry for your loss and good that this helps you as it does me watching it with tears that are trapped in my eyes remembering the loss of so many in my life but united with the love this peaceful man.
Damn, i hope the very best for you. And may your girlfriend’s soul rest in peace.
Shes in a better place. One where we will arrive in due time
❤️
What a wonderful person Joe Pera is. It’s like listening to a hug.
"Hello my name is Joe Perra and don't worry nobody turned me into a cardinal fish."
Well I'm sold.
If he's a comedian, then why do I always want to cry wholesome tears when I watch these videos?
I dont think he actually is a comedian.. Hes just himself and medias only category for him is comedian
My eyes: [waterfall TV]
@@nate25222 he began as a standup comedian
He’s not a comedian
THESE? there’s more?
This video made me realize that I've been looking at the world through an incredibly negative lens for a long time. With everything that's been going on lately, I've been looping faster and faster around an endless track of pessimism thinking about all of worlds and my own big problems. This and Joe Peras other videos have been an exit from that track. It's like he took my brain and said "hey buddy get out of that dark cloud, come down lower and try to remember when you were a kid. Try think like that and notice how wonderful these everyday things are. I'm going to feed apples to a happy horse and make you remember how you used to feel looking out a car window."
@@ToolinAround but the old episodes are still there. The spirit lives on.
I just see it as enjoying the simple things in life. Kids never really do that, especially nowadays.
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Joe is thankfully doing live talks and is hopefully going to do some other stuff, but its whatever he wants :)
Yep
I'd let Joe Pera kiss me goodnight every night forever.
In the tomato sauce.
yes
I want my Tree TV!
I'd let him piss on me
I'm sure he's also bring you milk and wafers
Joe Pera is the Bob Ross of the present
Mr. Rogers, too
Just lost my father to pancreatic cancer. Stumbled across this, cried some wonderful tears, and helped the healing process just a little bit. I give it a huge bag of neat-o's and a hug to Joe!
sorry for your loss. I hope you're doing well.
Tree TV should have captions so I can learn how to identify a tree
I’d love that!
The Larch
This th-cam.com/video/QXe1PkslirY/w-d-xo.html
i too need to know when
_[Tree intensifies]_
@@knuclear200x pretty much any time the wind blows. It's fucking awesome
Joe Pera is exactly what David Foster Wallace was talking about when he said this in 1993:
The next real literary "rebels" in this country might well emerge as some weird bunch of anti-rebels, born oglers who dare somehow to back away from ironic watching, who have the childish gall actually to endorse and instantiate single-entendre principles. Who treat of plain old untrendy human troubles and emotions in U.S. life with reverence and conviction. Who eschew self-consciousness and hip fatigue. These anti-rebels would be outdated, of course, before they even started. Dead on the page. Too sincere. Clearly repressed. Backward, quaint, naive, anachronistic. Maybe that'll be the point. Maybe that's why they'll be the next real rebels. Real rebels, as far as I can see, risk disapproval. The old postmodern insurgents risked the gasp and squeal: shock, disgust, outrage, censorship, accusations of socialism, anarchism, nihilism. Today's risks are different. The new rebels might be artists willing to risk the yawn, the rolled eyes, the cool smile, the nudged ribs, the parody of gifted ironists, the "Oh how banal". To risk accusations of sentimentality, melodrama. Of overcredulity. Of softness. Of willingness to be suckered by a world of lurkers and starers who fear gaze and ridicule above imprisonment without law. Who knows.
I really like that...
i fardded nd shidded
B. Jr. Nice
This is the best thing I've read recently. Thanks.
now i know about the idea of New Sincerity. thanks man
This video may quite literally save my life one day. It’s one of the few things that makes me feel safe during the worst panic attacks and depressive episodes.
Hey, I'm a nurse; and I'm using this to fall asleep. It is worth it!
Thank you so much for your service ❤️
Would you recommend this video to your patients?
I know. That's why I'm here tonight, again lol.
I have a friend that is a nurse and she’s recommended this
@@ccriztoff what?
If TH-cam could quit ripping me away from Joe to yell in my ear with Ads that would be fantastic.
Google TH-cam Vanced. No commercials on Mobile. Free premium.
Pay for TH-cam red...pera doesn't pay the bills for free
AllergicToMyself pay for youtube red, Good joke bud
Just go to the end, then back to the beginning. Magic, all ads are gone.
go buy his seasons online,it would greatly help him financially
I have a hard time watching this video without having my eyes engulfed in tears. I found this show through my sister a year ago after a terrible break up. Ill never forget that day, seeing her and having her comfort me and watching Joe's show at the same time is one of the most beautiful moments of my life.
Joe Pera is like 31 years old. Why does his voice sound like a wise 65 year old man. I also want him to narrate my life.
Because that's his entire shtick.
Is it really a shtick though?
MrAnobelo so the reason he does these videos are because his friends said his stand up put them to sleep. So, he thought wait a minute “they’re on to something”
@@suburbanweekend that's hilarious
When you go poop in a public bathroom, everybody in there would here joe pera say “it looks like she shouldn’t of had that Taco Bell earlier”
me as a kid: *watches as trees pass by the window* I wonder if this feeling could ever be captured in a film. nahh, that’d be silly
Joe Pera 15 years later:
This reminds me of when I would lay down in the backseat of my parents car while we were driving home and I follow the telephone wires with my eyes until I would fall asleep only to wake up hours later in my mom’s embrace. Thank you Joe Pera.
The first time I watched this I bawled my eyes out. A lot in my life has changed so quickly and I guess I was holding a lot of it in until I watched this video. Listening to someone just enjoy the smallest things in life in the most relaxing way makes it easy to realize just how much burdens us.
I fully felt this. Love to you bud
Same, man. Same.
Same, it hit like a ton of bricks
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Good insight. Very true. I hope you're in a better place.
Being able to find the humor and beauty in unused footage is a gift the writers and creators have. Thank you for responding to the current situation in our lives right now.
I just started watching a day or two ago. I went from “what am I watching” to “I can’t stop watching”. Joe Pera is a GENIUS.
joe pera's work is a kind of art-comedy that reminds us all of how good and funny it is to be alive and human and share it with others, it is exactly what we need
So true. It’s a beautiful thang
How did I tear up at this? There’s just something strangely pure about Joe Pera.
Your heart is soft
No idea - I was cracking up. “He’s still alive - there’s still time.” 🤣🤣
This is one of the nicest, purest, most wholesome corners of the internet I can say I’ve found. It’s really nice here. I think I’ll be sticking around for a little while. Thanks, Joe, and thank you fellow viewers for offering strangers an intimate peek into your interpretation of comfort. Have a great night’s sleep everyone.
Based on the pancake breakfast OK rating system, here's what I thought :
👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗👌🆗
That's ten OKs and that's a perfect score.
LOL!!!! I love it
I am ok with this comment ○K
Nice.
That's actually 20 OKs and it's off the charts!
@@FooBarMightBeGreen It's the hand gesture and the simultaneous remark "OK", as seen in Joe's pancake breakfast videos. But 20 OKs is even better!
Give Joe pera all the money he needs boys, hes birthing a new genre
Carrying on the Kaufmann-esque tradition
new genre - he sure is. Doesn't fit into any previous category (Fred Rogers is closest IMO)
@@paxmule There's a bit of a nod to slow TV from Scandinavia, also slow radio but what he's doing is his own thing for sure
SNL's early "Deep Thoughts" by Jack Handy would be a precedent to this I think.
Baz Luhrmann's - Everybody's Free (too wear sunscreen)
This song always got me as a kid. This video reminded me of it.
May 20th, 2020 My apartment burned down. Nobody was hurt, thank god, but we all found ourselves homeless during the midst of the pandemic in its first awful stages. A few weeks of madness later, a friend of mine let me stay in his and his wife's art-room until I got back onto my feet. The first thing I watched was this, it was the first genuine smile on my face.
Go Pera!
This allowed me to let loose some bottled emotions, and for once in a long while, I had a good cry instead of an anxiety-ridden, panic-induced one. Thank you.
That’s so good. I had a moment like that too. Happy for you bud. Reminders of what it means to be human are so good for us.
I'm watching this after having stayed up all night because I am feeling too weirded out to sleep. I've been on my own in my apartment since March 20, today is May 28. I do go out to walk my dog, three or four times a day (so I am not entirely alone). I do talk to one of my friends on the phone a couple of times a week. I do chat briefly with folks who are doing my shopping and picking up my groceries. I am staying home most of the time because I had heart surgery 18 months ago and have some other health issues, and I am 66.
Unfortunately, unlike Joe, I haven't been following a routine, except for things related to my dog. Whatever time I get out of bed, the first thing I do after making a quick trip to the bathroom and throwing on some clothes, is feed my dog (who I call Puppy) and walk him. Then I make breakfast, drink coffee and -- bad habit here, turn on the computer and get lost in emails, TH-cam, Facebook and shopping for stuff like handheld vacuum cleaners and dog harnesses and books, all of which I thoroughly research for hours. The last thing I do each day is feed the dog and walk him, so there's a certain symmetry there.
I did do a three-day binge of decluttering last week and that actually felt good.
What I'd like to share, in terms of keeping sane in all this strangeness and uncertainty, is a couple of thoughts I return to when I feel like my mind is about to separate from my body and go off on its own, perhaps never to return.
One thing I remind myself of is, "I am still me. My best friend Mary is still Mary. My brother Eric is still Eric..." and so on. Everyone I love and who loves me are still who they are, so I remind myself by saying this kind of "mantra" to myself with all their names and I find that comforting.
The second thing I repeat to myself is something attributed to Julian of Norwich (I am not sure if she is officially a saint, but she was a much loved mystic who is often depicted holding her cat), and what she said was, "All is well, And all is well, And all manner of things shall be well." I am not entirely sure what she meant, but I interpret it to mean that no matter what happens, all manner of things shall be well because that's the nature of the universe (dark and light, joy and sadness, emptiness and fullness, and so on).
I just love watching Joe's videos. I guess I would say that for me, they are "grounding." Thank you, Joe!
I appreciated your comment very much. It’s nice to know I’m not the only person alone and weirded out 💖
This was 3 months ago, things haven't changed much around where I live but I hope they did for you!
I hope one day you over come this feeling, and feel at home. Even if for a minute, it's a beautiful feeling. It takes time to get there once you move in, but it comes, eventually.
@John Wick dude. shut up. he's just making a statement here to help someone get though this pandemic. he's trying to help, and add to this already wholesome video. there's no point to say stuff like that if you can't support it. i would understand if he was a complete loser, but he's not; he's human, like all of us. everyone's different. just because you don't feel as if they way he lives is normal, doesn't mean you should harass him for it. just let him be.
i hope you learn from this. if not, i hope you learn from other people. also, he clearly stated he has friends. so.
Thank you. Your comment made my day
The song that plays during the Milwaukee boat ride is “Your Dog” by Advance Base.
Thank you
“Don’t let your kids see, there’s more than one Dory” 12:04 God damn he is amazing.
I know it sounds silly, but for a brief moment this made life worth living.
I hope you Find more worth living moments.
Yes joe perra saves the day
It’s not silly. He’s showing that truth in a way that is easy to swallow. If it were too direct, we would mock it. The pseudo/meta/ironic presentation makes us more open to these beautiful aspects of life, and it’s exactly what we need.
@@mannyglover I really like the way you put that. I never thought about his work in that way.
Makes perfect sense to me
Man. He's nonsensical, but he makes more sense than anyone I've heard. There's such a sweet hopefulness in his words: "Maple syrup toast... don't eat while driving because it tastes so good you might crash."
Poetry, I tell you.
"It's a little more casual than ususal but if just one nurse can come home and watch it to fall asleep it'll be worth it" I'm a nurse assistant not a nurse but I almost cried at this part because I'm actually watching this to help me sleep before my shift on a COVID unit, thank you Joe ;-;
How are you doing these days? How's the sleep? Thank you for what you do. I've had a few hospital stays, and the NA's were like angels. Such hard work. They kept me together.
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@@carahauck3785 this
😅😅😅😅
Bb. I h h uu I
I like how he just calls Mike Myers "Austin Powers"
rattyeely I think he believes its nonfiction
This video brought me to literal tears. The fact I feel a genuine human connection to this wonderful man and his beautiful way of seeing the world. I guess I had just forgotten how to appriciate these little moments that make up our lives
It's strange because on one side I would like everybody to know this fantastic, precious and lovable human being that is Joe Pera in order to share some wholesomeness, on the other end though I want to keep as pristine as possible the niche that this character has created
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I think his observations & his humor could change the perspectives of other people before those of other people would change his. I say share the Pera.
The idea that you would wanna keep this to yourself to keep it "pristine" makes me sad at how we are just animals
@@ashleybrooke2087 might sound dumb, but check out The Good Place, the comedy of Pete Holmes (and his podcast), The Midnight Gospel, The Trip (all 4 series)
I don't get that, why would anything change when it is popular? I have heard the same in music. Joe Pera has been on popular talk shows and acts the same as here, so don't worry!
I'm a nurse, and I can say that every bit was worth it. Joe Pera is a pure being of calm
zypherax thank you for all you do
This video made me feel some kind of way and now I will fall asleep peacefully, and i know I will forget this moment overtime when I’m dragged back into the cycle of self absorption and the bustle of everyday life, but right now I’m reminded for a little bit that life is simple and I’m a person like you (reading this) who isn’t alone. I know you don’t know who I am and this will sound cliche and silly, but safe travels, and I’m as sincere as I can be when I say have a nice rest of life, see you in space
Best part of the video how happy that horse gets when he realized that he had apples for him..
More Joe Pera content please. I've seen other comments reference this, but having grown up with Mr. Rogers as a kid, and wishing he was still around to share a comforting message of how to deal with our feelings during this time...this fills that void so much. Joe Pera is truly a gem.
Watching trees move outside a car window is probably one of the best things about life.
You don’t have to do anything or worry about life.
You just sit there in a cozy car, bus, or train while you slowly pass a calming place.
It’s the feeling of watching somebody else making a building in Minecraft.
It’s relaxing and calming.
19:25 "this is actually marquette, just thought it looked nice"
born and raised in marquette, the closing shot paired with the music made me teary-eyed, thanks for visiting and sharing joe
Man I am sitting here in India, bawling
This video will single-handedly bring about the downfall of Henry Kissinger
There's still time.
This is unironically very calming and and relaxing. I would love a podcast like this and i would love a real tree tv.
there is a real tree tv lol, check the description of the video
This man is a national treasure and we must protect him at all costs.
international treasure! don't think u can claim him!! :(((
@@TalkSickTunes intergalactic treasure :)
Agreed!
@@TalkSickTunes I think that’s actually what I meant! 😊
Beauty and the beast being Kafkaesque is one of the funniest jokes I've ever heard
"He's giving boundary to the boundaryless....it's kind of comforting to watch in these times"..... somehow I just ....started to cry and nod.... this is one of the most powerful things I have encountered in my life. We need more of this in the world.
“Don’t worry nobody turned me into a cardinal fish” OH THANK GOODNESS
For real, I was legitimately worried for a second there
That would be Kafkaesque
protect this man at all costs.
He’s gone so far beyond comedy that this is pure profoundness
Joe Pera is really keeping me going, I hope adult swim does more with him.
Sometimes when I'm in a public setting I'll look at strangers and hope that they are well loved
Selfishly I hope for the same from someone else
Greetings friend, I hope you are well loved by your friends and family, have a good day/night, week/month, year/decade.
@@a_pufferfish2936 sorry for the year later response, but I hope the same for you!
Another night of not falling asleep. I tried rain videos. I tried people talking and then I came upon Joe. Instead of falling asleep I found him quite interesting. Unlike the days of my younger life and dating handsome men, and finding them painfully unready for a real relationship I found here a man I was comfortable with . He introduced me to wanting to explore Kafka and a summer boat ride in downtown Milwaukee.
Now I really can't fall asleep because I'm wondering if I can find my Joe. So I'll get up and clean something . I hope to get sleepy before dawn.
"[...] If that were true, Henry Kissinger would be in jail."
"He's still alive, there's still time."
That's some powerful shit, right there.
And it’s just a hilarious line. 😂
Liberals don't like him either?
@@desusvult2105 There are no borders... only trees and waterfalls.
my god... joe went hard there... dead on the money. viva allende.
Based Joe Pera
I guess I'm in a raw enough emotional state from the last several months that this had me on the verge of tears several times and I honestly cannot tell you why.
i’m completely in the same boat. it strikes a nerve like i’ve never experienced while engaging with media. he walks the line between silly and heartfelt so naturally. clearly the whole creative team really believes what joe believes. sorry if this comes off weird i’m also emotionally raw - take care please
Hope you both are well
Its because your soul figured out all at one moment what it had been missing in this modern world, real human beings with diverse thoughts, and real emotions. It's overwhelming.
@@mollyross888 no apologies necessary. If you read more comments from this thread, you will see it had a similar impact on many of us
I come back to this episode more than the others. There’s something so wholesome and soothing. Plus, I miss my dog. She was no Walter, but she was a great dog. I showed this episode to my 70 year old mother and the Walter song and scenery even got her tearful.
With everything going on that has manifested itself as my doubt, fear, and and anger bubbled over today emotionally. For hours I've been laying in bed, sun shining brightly outside while I close my blinds to keep it out of sight. After emotionally breaking down and crying for a while, I came back to this video. It helped ground me, even if only for twenty-two minutes.
This comment may not be seen, but it was necessary for me in a weird, personal way. Almost like a journal. Thank you, Joe, for being my rock in many tough times of life without even knowing it. And if someone is reading this comment - thank you. Everything will be fine some day.
The comment was seen. This video impacted me too. As did this comment. Thank you.
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I hope you are ok, Jacob.
Hope you’re doing well Jacob! Thank you for this comment ❤️
not a nurse Joe, but an essential worker here in the US, and i cannot being to tell you how much this brightened my day. thank you for your work
I know this might've seemed like a very simple thing when you came up with it, but my 10 year old son has anxiety and struggles to settle on an evening, but he really loves setting the relaxing talks you to/back to sleep videos going. We have had many blissful and peaceful moments thanks to these videos. They are some how simultaneously profound and simplistic. As a child my youngest son's favourite place was a multi-level aquarium in Hull called the deep.
Anyway, as he was falling asleep to this video tonight and I said "there is a video for tree tv, I haven't watched it yet though..." and in a sleepy voice he responded "does it include an NBA game?" That was very sweet because in the UK we really don't cover the NBA. But he does like shooting hoops.
This is a beautiful story. Cheers to you from California.
the sight of trees with little to no leaves rushing by, was something I didn't expect to make me feel all nostalgic
yeah that was surprisingly beautiful/poignant stuff. joe pera is a treasure.
For me it was the power lines. I used to watch them just go up and down between poles, for miles at a time.
I couldn't figure out if this is the height of parody or essential self-help for right now. It seems to be both.
His gimmick is his wholesomeness and sincerity. He's so nice that his jokes land a lot better than they would if he didn't come off as just the most well-meaning guy on the planet.
"Time is not a cycle for us -- just a straight line."
"One that doesn't continue forever, but that's all right because my routine helps me forget this."
That was an unexpectedly profound statement.
And pretty funny too
This year has been the most roughest years in recent history, and I'm glad Joe exists. He's the hero we need now.
The song at the end is “Your Dog” by Advance Base
Nearly flipped my shit when I heard this. Talk about a perfect fit.
thanks
Thank you! I thought it sounded like Damien Jurado.
Vincent same here!
Oh shit it’s the guy from Casiotone For The Painfully Alone
if there's one person I'd hire to talk me to sleep, it'd be Joe Pera
IMPORTANT UPDATE: There is a whole season of footage with Joe Pera on adult swim
Season 2 also rotates on what episodes play. :)
half way though season 2 the show gets real. it takes a sharp turn from what it normally is
@@masterninjahh shhhhhhhhh
WAIT A NEW ONE!? Or just the first two
@@13johnnyemo just the first two sadly
Also, dear Adult Swim,
Please share these songs on Spotify if you are able sometime.
Thank you for supporting Joe Pera.
most of these songs are i think, i found them while i was on my latest adventure for joe pera related content.
the adult swim site also has the soundtrack for season one and two ad-free i think. which i reccomend more but everyone is entitled to their own opinion
the final segment of music was made by owen ashworth, i believe the song that was played is unreleased but he's made previous music under "casiotone for the painfully alone" and "advance base"
@@shokkblue it is in fact "Your Dog" by Advance Base. it's on Spotify!
I found a video where someone made a compilation with the music used in background
5:00 When I was a kid, I remember I would watch the power lines looking like they were moving closer together while riding in the car.
I wish I always felt as at peace as I do when watching Joe Pera