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He is 100% correct in the comment about social media and people jumping to conclusions without having the evidence yet.
In your opinion
@@plnkfloydian7814 In this case, the evidence proves my opinion. Look at what happens with any police shooting. Not all of them are unjustified, but people always jump to conclusions against the police. Sadly, even when the body cam proves the shooting was justified, they claim the video was tampered with. A perfect case of jumping to conclusions was the Duke Lacrosse rape accusations. Because all the players were white males and the accuser was a black female, everyone jump[ed to the conclusion that the boys were guilty. Even after the evidence kept piling up AGAINST the accuser and FOR the players, people were still accusing them. She is now in prison for killing her boyfriend. BTW, the every one of the professors that signed that letter against the boys need to apologize NOW.
@@plnkfloydian7814 If your opinion is that it is NOT true, then you might want to question your sense of logic and curiosity for the truth. Or maybe you just like to stir things up and argue.....
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They ruin people's lives get them fired, in Texas they Swatted a an and killed him because if a guy mad on a game
Bill Burr says what other people are too scared to say
The man speaks truth
"Your dad was acting like he was gonna do it, he never did it, but your mother did." 100% accurate! 😂 The threat was indeed far more effective and only rarely needed backed up. I can still embarrass my Mom by recalling several times when she did, but the reason they're so memorable is that it happened so rarely.
Agree 100%.... I was probably spanked like 5 times when I was a kid, and while it stung a little it wasn't like it even hurt 5 minutes after. But just the threat of it was very effective.
@@adude20 Yeah people who hear about it and say its abuse seem to think it is as soon as you do anything you get hit and its full force and nonstop hits. Now that I'm older I realize it was less hits than it was them saying they'd do so.
When my father got angry, there was no build up, it happened now like the hulk. But my mom probably did of it cause she threatened us with our dad lol when came home to behave better.
I know I brought up when my dad would hit us (and I'm only 21) (and no he's not abusive in any way he a wonderful person it made me a good person anyway) and he would act so wierdly apprehensive and I'm like, "no I'm not chastising you I'm congratulating you for making me into a good person"
Ha - not in my house. My Dad absolutely did. Any time necessary.
i grew up in the 70s/early 80s...i remember we couldnt leave the table till we finished dinner...my stuborn brother sat there deep into the night a few times
I gotta admit, being female from the same generation, I agreed with everything he said. Without getting too dark/personal, I am also a survivor of abusive relationships. You can't believe every woman simply based on her gender, however. Men never get a pass. I did find it interesting that he mentioned feeling emasculated by a girl beating you up, and that's the mentality my generation a was raised in. I'm only 46, obviously I don't feel that old, but it is an interesting conversation to have regarding the literal confusion that each generation must face. It's no wonder people are still comfortable with the term "wore the pants" when suggesting the woman's desires and actions made it clear who made the rules and was considered the "boss" of said relationship. It's a very fascinating study into the history of relationships and human behavior in general. Either way, I think we've gone off the proverbial deep end when it comes to trying not to offend anyone. It's sewn some dangerous fields of division:(
Hear hear.
I'll be 62 years young Saturday and I feel the youth of today are exposed to so much more than we experienced because of the advancement of technology, we played outside in the summer from sun up to sun down we didn't have cable, VCRs, microwaves video games to keep us occupied indoors and our bicycles weren't toys they were transportation, I'm glad I'm not a kid today
@@JustMe-gn6yf 💯 agree!
@@jenkbade yeah I grew up with 3 sisters and the last place I wanted to be was in the house with with 2 bossy older sisters and a bratty spoiled little sister, yeah rainy days before cable as the only boy sucks 😂😂
In Eastern European culture the man is the "Head" of the house the woman (wife) the "Neck" who turns the head. I think most reasonable husbands would be listening to their wives. Happy Wife, Happy Life has been around for decades.....let alone the wife turning off s3x with I have a headache at any moment that doesn't please them....With the no fault divorce from 70s, men have had to walk on ice with regards to marriage....now as we see the marriage rates are way down, while divorce is still up with 80% according to statistics filed by women. Marriage used to be for sickness and health and all that stuff...now - nah bored....
Being a child born in 1960 on a Navy base spending my first 17 years living on or near Navy and Marine Corps bases and children today aren't raised with the same level of discipline I experienced
I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU GUYS ARE DOING BILL BURR! You need to do more!!!
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He's right about parenting today compared to the 60's or 70's.
I agree that kids get away with too much . I have seen so many cases where the kids are running the show .
I am 65 yrs. old and back when I was young people didn't get their panties twisted over jokes or whatever like today . People now are so thin skinned , they look for things to get irate about .
kids get too much power to the point where they can sue their parents and win. Now I'm a 'grumpy' 30 year old cuz I am just dead tired of all this emotional nonsense from certain people, particularly liberal woke left.
There's a pattern of enablism and worship of weakness and victimhood starting from women defending criminals and bad behavior just to be nice.
That line may not make sense but you'll see what I mean soon enough. Esp now that we're seeing society waking up to the fact that patriarchy IS NOT a problem in the West, its the abuse from women against men that's the problem, with women getting up to 40% less penalty for the same crime men commit, and women can get away with changing their mind about giving consent to sex at the last second.
100% agreed. I'm only 31, but I swear I feel like I was born in the wrong generation. What's happened to young people? They're supposed to be edgy, and experimental, and pushing the limits like every new generation before them, but instead kids are turning into these sensitive woke keyboard warriors who get offended on behalf of other genders, races etc., then end up going to weeks of therapy because they read a mean comment on youtube. It's just baffling.
Bill Burr is simultaneously a dying breed and breath of fresh air. Believe it or not he's a tremendously gifted actor when it come to serious roles. Check out the two episodes of The Mandalorian in which he guest starred. The 2nd, I hope, will allow him to reappear in future Star Wars projects.
Watch his Boston rant, you'll gain a whole new respect for him
OMG! He speaks the truth! Being raised in the 60's
media didn't mean much to us. Unless it was really
good or bad news.
Being the roughly the same age as Conan and Bill and growing up in suburban Boston in an Irish Catholic family as both Bill and Conan did I can completely relate to the unfinished dinner for breakfast as it happened to me on more than one occasion. My Mom God love her was a tough lady with an evil streak. Many times she would go toe to toe with myself and my siblings often with the dog's leash (didn't like hurting her hand) only to burst into crocodile tears in front of my Dad when he got home completely setting him off
Same here. "Your mother slaved over the stove to make you this meal, you will eat it." Or the classic "There's millions of children in China starving right now, you're not throwing that food out." I remember my brother and I being made to sit at the dinner table for what seemed like hours, so that we could explain when Dad got home why there was peanut butter all over the dining room walls. Mom would never get physical with us, but my God that woman could put on a guilt trip, and you always knew whatever you got into you were going to pay for it when Dad got home from work.
Being a member of the forgotten generation (Gen X) as well, I could relate to what he said. Granted, I am raising my son differently by choice, but the attitude about consequences on social media is a great concept.
Conan is one of the greatest hosts of all time. Definitely check him out!
My funniest childhood memory, at about 11 years old my mom was so mad she hit me with a plastic spatula, and it broke! Even angrier she screamed, and you can pay for that too." I laughed as I ran away.
Bill is one of my favorite comedians. He is so funny!!
No one makes Conan laugh like Bill Burr.
Norm MacDonald used to.
When comics are on late night shows here, for the most part the comic will make sure the host is told how to say something so then the comic can go into a "bit" but yes, seen this one numerous times and still had me laughing so hard!
If you guys have not done it, you should react to Bill Burr’s rant to the crowd in Philadelphia I think it was where he just insulted the crowd for like 10 straight minutes after they booed him
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Philly is a great city.
"The title is broad". Does Millie know the joke that she just made? I can just hear Bill Burr using the word broad.
Cube steak needs a meat tenderizer lol
There are people who don't even realize Burr is a comic and only know him from his role on "Breaking Bad".
I'm a bit of a dinosaur here growing up in the 90's but even at that point I understood if my mom wanted to hit me for acting up, meanwhile my dad just rolled his eyes at me which just made me feel like an idiot. No hitting, just treated like a dummy when acting like one
Man this dude is hilarious he's going to have you falling out of your chair by laughing so hard
Some of the best Bill Burr moments are him on Conan. They have such great chemistry together. Anyone of these Conan/Burr clips are hilarious. Same with Norm MacDonald, he and Conan were comedy magic together.
My dad never hit my sister or me. He just had that "Dad thing." If he said don't do something; you never did it. My mom spanked with whatever she could get her hands on, but my dad came home early one day, and saw my mom hitting me with a hanger. He yelled at her not to ever hit me again. My mom would also ground me for two weeks. A few hours into my "sentence," my dad would come in and say, "you can go." My mom never said anything. My dad never hit my mom either. Both me and my sister grew up as good, respectful, kind people. I think my parents just set great examples, and I know my dad did not like hitting, because his mom and dad physically fought.
Hey did you guys ever do a video of receiving your TH-cam plaque? Also Conan remotes are always super funny, maybe check them out sometime
I love Bill, he's always on point
I am 50 what he said is true in my house when u was young. We got spanked with what my mom could grab(wire part of flyswatter, stick, her hand) we wouldn't do the same thing over again. Kids today here in America are too pampered. They treat their parents like crap. A lot don't know how to appreciate working for what you get they want their parents to buy everything no matter the cost. It is sad
aka the Fortnite kids?
I hope you keep reacting to more Bill Burr. Not sure if you've done this one but it's crazy funny. Black Friends, Clothes and Harlem. And one about Lotion. He's the best stand up I've ever heard. :)
You might like to try some Jim Gaffigan videos. He performs in Europe and has some great comparisons. For a large part of the pandemic he was posting daily to TH-cam, so there is a large number of videos to choose from.
I love Bill Burr, one of the best comedians today! Burr, Chappelle, and Andrew Schulz are my faves
This guy is spot on!! Growing up in a blue collar steel mill working family, you didn’t waste anything! Moms rules were the Bible. Kids got a crack on the ass when they misbehaved in public or private! Todays children act horribly because they didn’t or don’t have respect. Parents instill the basics of your child’s future actions. I was never abused but often corrected!!
Parents think us older people got beatings. Not true. We got schooled. Lol
Conan is a legend too, definitely worth a watch.
Great reaction! You guys really need to react to Bill Burr's (Helicoptor Story) it's a true story and its hilarious. I'm laughing just thinking about it 🤣
Social media frontier justice 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Every word he said was from his stand up act.😂🤣😂🤣❤
Grew up in the same time als Bill Burr, and everything he says, I can relate to, LOL! Especially about the parents, !
I kinda agree that we had consequences for our behaviour that I just don't see today. And standards of behaviour....
I just think that it has swung too far to the soft parenting side... Life ain't always fair and our actions have consequences.....
Watch Bill Burr on motherhood being the most difficult job in the world
Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle are the Dynamic Duo... PLEASE react to Dave
Bill is right, it was the threat of getting a whoopin' that was scary. We were told to go upstairs to our room and wait for dad to come up stairs and give us the beating. When you heard him walking up the stairs the fear just gripped you and you know what was coming. Now kids have no fear of their parents and the parents are limp wristed wastes of skin which is why we have the problems we have today.
Watch Cheech and Chong's "Dave's not here man" hilarious.
If you like Bill Burr you have to check out his Philly Rant it is legendary! After getting heckled and booed by a hostile crowd he goes on to completely roast the Philly audience for 11 minutes straight and trash talk their sports teams and city!
You two need to watch/react to more of his stuff.
It wasn't so much that he "had to get it out" about believing 87% of women, it's that he was ready to go with that line because it's part of his stand-up act, something very common with most comedians, they'll work in part of their acts as part of "everyday conversation" during interviews.
Watch him roast Philadelphia for 20 minutes while they boo him.
Talk shows are pre-rehearsed so Conan did know what was coming and Bill knew what he was going to say. They cover a range of topics they can go to in the pre-interview. Not word for word but mostly
Ah man I miss the Conan show. Imo he was the best late night show since letterman
he do be spitting some facts, its weird we can get a more honest portrayal of where we've ended up in our society from comedians then we can get from the main stream media or a politician.
More Bill Burr & Family Guy please! Love from Alabama🇺🇸
React to some Norm Macdonald stuff. His humor isn't entirely for everyone, but I love him. Look up the I'mNotNorm channel because all it is, is Norm content.
Bill Burr is great! That was a nice reaction. By now, you can afford to get 2 decent headphones.
no he is right i was from that time frame parents were allowed to be parents and children new their place. my parents both punished me and in retrospect i'm glad they did.
Yall should watch the Final destination race track scene it's horrifying but good to enjoy
just to give you an idea of what he is referring to, years ago there was a movement where the government stepped in to stop child abuse, yet in doing so failed to properly define what child abuse is, so basically it is known today that if you leave a mark on your child that lasts over 24 hours it is considered abuse...any law definition of child abuse can mean jail time, and the loss of your children where they will then be raised in foster care, or sometimes a close family member...However when these laws were put forth, the definitions were not received well, so parents went to the extreme of no discipline, and children were misusing this power of reporting their parents whenever they didn't get what they wanted. For me it begs to question of who and how do you sue mother nature when your kid falls off a bike, or falls out of a tree, or should your child live a life of solitary confinement on a leash to prevent natural consequence...Also now that children do not get taught consequence, this is why children abuse the system, and end up in jail as adults...
More bill and conon videos plz ❤️
When he makes fun of southerners wanting to go to war is as funny as anything I’ve ever heard!
Mom used to slap a smart mouth. If we said something out of line, the smack was coming. Now when I’m out and I see mothers with their kids, they don’t correct it of line behavior. It’s nuts.
Check out Bill Burr’s it’s not okay to hit a woman!
Hilariously funny_ don't forget to hug your loved ones
i was born in 65 i was hunting rabbits in 78 putting food on the table. history repeats. i have skills do you ???
Yea, cube steaks were in the dinner rotation in the 70s.
Liver and onions was in our rotation in the 50s and 60s Barf!!
@@aslansown Thankfully I was spared the liver & onions, you have my sympathy 😂
@@bradb3248 It was so gross. We had to eat 3 bites if we wanted any dessert. I remember putting it on my mouth and taking a huge gulp of milk to kind of wash it down without tasting it too much....
@@aslansown As a fat guy with a sugar addiction I’d skip dessert. My parents did eat it, but somehow I was spared. What about shit on a shingle?
@@bradb3248 I loved chipped beef on toast! We ate that all the time, plus tuna casserole, etc. Those were the days!
You need to watch more bill burr on Conan lol
Bill secret is that he’s pissed off about everything and you just need to give him a topic and press play.
He is 100% correct. Parents are way to soft. “Sit in your feelings chair” GTFO. Kids need a smack upside the head and need to be taught til show respect. Sir and Ma’am should be everyday vernacular.
Dude, I agree! I am over a half century old and "Sir" and "Ma'am" and "Thank you" and "Please" and "Pardon me" don't seem to mean as much as was hammered into me as a child. If I am right I think that is a pity!
This is why asian kids are so kind,
Yup…I’m not talking abuse but parents today cater to their kids…it’s like they are afraid they won’t “like” them anymore…which in turn creates an entitlement not earned. I fear for the future
in america comedians quite often shoe horn in bits from their sets on talk shows so it's not a dead cert that all was off the cuff
You should check out Robin Williams on the invention of golf. I think you'd enjoy it!
bill is not comedy, is clever and brave.
Bill Burr is allowed to say whatever he wants... And he isn't wrong. Its controversial because a lot of people have turned things around in there head and thing words are violence, and violence is excusable
I love Bill Burr, but I think I got his style down:
How to tell a Bill Burr joke:
“Ya know, …
Yeah, I said it!
It’s true!
Ya ever think about that!?
No! You never did!”
If I back talked mom, she would give me one maybe two warnings then it was a mashed mouth. And don't even think about back talking someone else in front of mom or dad. But already knew the results if I did, when I did.
I love Bill Burr & Norm McDonald they don’t care what anybody think
I like her reaction she never Really has one =)
I love Conan O'Brian! TeamCoco all the way! ❤️🥰
87% is still a bit high… I think that number needs to come down a bit.
“The title is so broad.”
I see what you did there.
Derby or Notts?
uhhh... from 0:28 to 0:33 what did he say?
I would really like to see Millie react to Wanda Sykes on the subject of waxing. It's a hilarious comedy bit and I can't help but think that Millie would find it hilarious. Give it a shot...
Two of the greatest inventions are also two of the worst, cell phones and the internet
You guys should react to the band TOOL
starts 1:25
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His figures are inaccurate though. It's 95% will key your car, lie and such while 5% are decent.
Hi
Today's kids knows they're not going to get in trouble even knowing that they did wrong ( one phone call, they can have their parents arrested) that is the differnce between kids of today and Bills childhood days.
He has a funny "muffin punching" bit he does but id prefer you pivot your focus on another comedian GARY GULLMAN and his bit "how the states got their abbreviations", its on conans as well, but its stand up material. Really unique and funny.
Do more comedy. Please do
I *always* assume talk show hosts (or side kicks) chat to guests before the show. That way they everyone is confident they can fill the time, play along, even be seen to encourage the guest, and not risk the guest straying into contentious areas. Conan might not do that because he knows Bill Burr as a guest so well, However, everyone is being paid by advertisers, so 'a loose cannon' might be too big a financial risk. *Summary: Assume the conversation is pre-agreed.*
Best Wishes. ☮
Lol she said broad
I grew up during Ozzie and Harriet times and then reality hit me between the eyes in the 60s and everything started sliding downhill , it hasn't stopped sliding yet .
Watch the episode with Ice Cube and Kevin Hart driving test _ too funny
I got slapped a thousand times by my dad, my aunt, my teacher, the priest and whatnot. Most of it deservedly, but as a kid I always preferred a slap to being grounded. Never hit anyone myself ....