charlie literally couldnt stop laughing even when they started to answer serious questions LMAO, i bet hanging with trey and matt would be constant laughter
that's the key of southpark I think, the self awareness, how much they explore multiple sides of issues on usually mostly equal footing, certainly more than most political commentators and comedians on regular television
I think of all the morality police, and "protect our children" and "they're a corrupting influence" and "they'll degrade civilisation" people who have gone after Matt and Trey. But when you sit and listen to them for half an hour all you can think is, wow, I'd love to live in a world where everyone was like them. It would actually be a quite wholesome world in such a genuine human sense.
What a fantastic interview, I love Charlie and I love these guys I’d feel so worthy to even shake these men’s hands. Never will happen but wow the money I’d pay...
Watching their show from my childhood yo adulthood has been amazing. It’s truly a marvel to watch them start as a generally brushed off “dick and fart” joke show to the best satire ever played on television. I have a core memory of convincing my mom to take me to see the south park movie. “Mom, it’s a musical! How bad can it be?” Given a huge portion of the movie is devoted to free speech, censorship, and the overreactions of parents the drive home was just dead silent.
Facts i was born in 98 but i saw the movie in 2002 because my babysitter didnt care what i watched and my dad eventually just let me start watching south park and i have ever since
I will never forget the premier date of South Park. August 13, 1997, on a Friday. Was at a friend's house for his birthday and we all were gathered around the TV watching the premier.
i get the micheal moore thing now. i knew for years that trey and matt werent found of him for that segment in his "documentary" (i knew it wasnt their cartoon, seemed obvious to me even as a kid) but i remember seeing trey's 'history of america' ofc i see the resemblance of that and the cartoon in the movie. well, moore really is a piece of ham
For real I wished libertarian didn’t became this bastardize far right version of freedom. I just want gay people to get married, own guns, and do drugs legally.
@@yourfriendlycynic654 could you give me some examples I’d love to hear them. Mostly (especially in Northern California) a lot of the libertarians also associate themselves with the tea party and many other right wing affiliated political organizations. Doug Stanhope and Stone/Parker are comedians and yet the only people who speak on the freedoms of libertarianism that I desire. Please if you know let me know I’m always down to learn more.
@@yourfriendlycynic654 I remember Gary Johnson did a while ago and while he did carry the majority of libertarian votes during 2016 I implore you to watch his speech at the libertarian conference and how many “libertarian” dislike his more progressive policies to the point of accusing socialist. Alex Jones, Steven Crowder, and the new “don’t tread on me movement” have totally bastardized and sensationalized a great political philosophy for fascist nationalism. Penn Jillete, Kane (the wrestler) and Robert Nozick were all the foundational speakers on libertarianism when I was younger that inspired me to be libertarian. But now sheeeeesh either people who lean left think I’m a fascist and people on the right think I’m a commie because my reasons for gun rights, freedom of the market, and religious rights lean more left. Either way I’ve lost a party I loved but not the philosophy.
@@yourfriendlycynic654 you’re correct I never even stated Trump was a fascist but he absolutely changed the cultural thinking of the conservative. Fascism can be defined under a number of different categories first being a selected political ideology, ethnic group, or nationality and believing you are the top dog for example Charlottesville is an example of a ethnic group of people (white southerners) believing they are superior and “will not be replaced”. Another is the recent storm on the Capitol where one political ideology (right wingers primarily) believed they had the power to literally storm the building on which the foundation of our government stands on. America has always battled the line of nationalism and fascism I mean look at the height of the Iraq war in the early 2000’s after 9/11 millions of Americans rallied together but when we discover our battle was all for not, we pulled troops out and protested against the government. I’m saying Trump in his rhetoric allowed a mass majority of conservatives (most of which I wouldn’t even define as conservatives considering the fact they can barley name a president before Kennedy and thinks cultural traditionalism has an effect on the government) to fall into echo chambers, rally together, and believe for all intensive purposes their group is the best. That is literally the definition of fascism, regimes are not required but then again isn’t the KKK a terrorist regime responsible for murdering American citizens all for the selfish belief of “we’re better than you.”
@@jaws5dog it’s just strange that Charlie Rose decided to use ‘Cheese’ as supposed to ‘Cleese’ (which is definitely what John was known by, especially by the point in time)
I disagree. I feel he purposed great questions, let’s them speak, and added his insight when appropriate. I felt the chemistry in this interview was especially great.
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charlie literally couldnt stop laughing even when they started to answer serious questions LMAO, i bet hanging with trey and matt would be constant laughter
"It's like asking are you gay?"
"A little"
One of them starts to answer a question, then the other jumps in with something funny then it just builds, great comedic chemistry
Matt is so cute in this. I just love them both so much
The epitome of what they said about episodes where you start somewhere and have no clue where you end up is the first towlie episode
6:32 Somehow I don't think Jerry Seinfeld was too upset about missing Christmas.
that's the key of southpark I think, the self awareness, how much they explore multiple sides of issues on usually mostly equal footing, certainly more than most political commentators and comedians on regular television
17:00 To this day, I still laugh alone when thiking about this moment
"Those are the sacred cows... literally and figuratively"
🤣🤣🤣 so good
I think of all the morality police, and "protect our children" and "they're a corrupting influence" and "they'll degrade civilisation" people who have gone after Matt and Trey. But when you sit and listen to them for half an hour all you can think is, wow, I'd love to live in a world where everyone was like them. It would actually be a quite wholesome world in such a genuine human sense.
Funniest cartoon show ever made - these guys are comedy geniuses
Wrong, South Park is the funniest cartoon show ever made 🙄
@@howsitgoingbros3711 uhhhhhh….
@@howsitgoingbros3711 South Park is the funniest show. Period.
these guys are brilliant, the amount of hard work they put in is incredible.
19:05 “those are the sacred cows… I mean literally and figuratively” 😭😭😭
What a fantastic interview, I love Charlie and I love these guys I’d feel so worthy to even shake these men’s hands. Never will happen but wow the money I’d pay...
😂😂 “I love George Bush, and I love my gun!” Aaaaahhhh!!
Reminder: Charlie Rose mispronounced the legendary ‘Fawlty Towers’ actor’s name as John CHEESE. 5:11.
@Voluntaryist Japan You ARE mistaken. He was always John Cleese.
These guys are the funniest dudes ever
Watching their show from my childhood yo adulthood has been amazing. It’s truly a marvel to watch them start as a generally brushed off “dick and fart” joke show to the best satire ever played on television.
I have a core memory of convincing my mom to take me to see the south park movie.
“Mom, it’s a musical! How bad can it be?”
Given a huge portion of the movie is devoted to free speech, censorship, and the overreactions of parents the drive home was just dead silent.
Facts i was born in 98 but i saw the movie in 2002 because my babysitter didnt care what i watched and my dad eventually just let me start watching south park and i have ever since
I will never forget the premier date of South Park. August 13, 1997, on a Friday. Was at a friend's house for his birthday and we all were gathered around the TV watching the premier.
Charlie kept cutting them off and it was driving me crazy. Dude, you’re interviewing them. Let them freaking talk 🙄
i get the micheal moore thing now. i knew for years that trey and matt werent found of him for that segment in his "documentary" (i knew it wasnt their cartoon, seemed obvious to me even as a kid) but i remember seeing trey's 'history of america' ofc i see the resemblance of that and the cartoon in the movie.
well, moore really is a piece of ham
Matt is so handsome and good at conversing c': I appreciate Trey as well
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Trey is good looking too!
Fucking hell Charlie let them answer without talking over them
hearing them call Rob Reiner a cow was the best hahaha
I love this interview
12:20 *I'm sure 2016 - 2020 confused them for This, and they were already changing focus from just writing about Cartman*
love how they did end up making the katrina episode, "two days before the day after tomorrow" just a couple episodes after the Terri Schiavo one
They are such a cute couple ❤
It's crazy they have never used their normal speaking voice on the show
They only used it in the post covid specials to voice adult Kyle and Stan
Normal people see Matt and Trey, I see Stan and Kyle
Really? I see cartman as 2 people
I’m here trying to cheer myself up I made a 60 on a test :(
but I’m feeling better because Matt 😼
Edit - I actually made a 80 my slow ass teacher
Aw man,,, pls remember that your test scores ≠ your intelligence!! You’ll do better next time, I believe in you 😼😼
* Annarwhal * thank you so much 🥺 turns out I actually made a 80 and my idiot teacher forgot to grade it- but omg thank you
You should studied tsk tsk tsk
meldahnee m I actually made a 80 chile and the teacher was just slow 😭
@@oppie.. thats good to hear, glad you passed your test
Poor Matt and Trey. So young and innocent. At the time of this interview they would have no idea what libertarians would morph into.
For real I wished libertarian didn’t became this bastardize far right version of freedom. I just want gay people to get married, own guns, and do drugs legally.
@@yourfriendlycynic654 could you give me some examples I’d love to hear them. Mostly (especially in Northern California) a lot of the libertarians also associate themselves with the tea party and many other right wing affiliated political organizations. Doug Stanhope and Stone/Parker are comedians and yet the only people who speak on the freedoms of libertarianism that I desire. Please if you know let me know I’m always down to learn more.
@@yourfriendlycynic654 I remember Gary Johnson did a while ago and while he did carry the majority of libertarian votes during 2016 I implore you to watch his speech at the libertarian conference and how many “libertarian” dislike his more progressive policies to the point of accusing socialist. Alex Jones, Steven Crowder, and the new “don’t tread on me movement” have totally bastardized and sensationalized a great political philosophy for fascist nationalism. Penn Jillete, Kane (the wrestler) and Robert Nozick were all the foundational speakers on libertarianism when I was younger that inspired me to be libertarian. But now sheeeeesh either people who lean left think I’m a fascist and people on the right think I’m a commie because my reasons for gun rights, freedom of the market, and religious rights lean more left. Either way I’ve lost a party I loved but not the philosophy.
@@yourfriendlycynic654 like the philosophy of fascism, how new conservative have adopted neo fascism under trump, or how fascism is used in politics?
@@yourfriendlycynic654 you’re correct I never even stated Trump was a fascist but he absolutely changed the cultural thinking of the conservative. Fascism can be defined under a number of different categories first being a selected political ideology, ethnic group, or nationality and believing you are the top dog for example Charlottesville is an example of a ethnic group of people (white southerners) believing they are superior and “will not be replaced”. Another is the recent storm on the Capitol where one political ideology (right wingers primarily) believed they had the power to literally storm the building on which the foundation of our government stands on. America has always battled the line of nationalism and fascism I mean look at the height of the Iraq war in the early 2000’s after 9/11 millions of Americans rallied together but when we discover our battle was all for not, we pulled troops out and protested against the government. I’m saying Trump in his rhetoric allowed a mass majority of conservatives (most of which I wouldn’t even define as conservatives considering the fact they can barley name a president before Kennedy and thinks cultural traditionalism has an effect on the government) to fall into echo chambers, rally together, and believe for all intensive purposes their group is the best. That is literally the definition of fascism, regimes are not required but then again isn’t the KKK a terrorist regime responsible for murdering American citizens all for the selfish belief of “we’re better than you.”
Which year is this interview from?
From what year is this?
2005
Two geniuses
5:07 Who the hell is John Cheese?
matt is so cute
Probably why Kyle is so cute
12:54 jamesssss James Cameron 🎶🎶
Trey has a GUN!!!???😭😭😔😔😞😞😞😥😥☹️☹️
Anyone know what year this is from? 2005?
17:10 MAYBE
😉
I’m gonna bet Trey was in those Hollywood sex parties and found himself smoking some dude’s pole.
5:11 John cheese??
Thats his real last name. His father changed it before he was born :)
roy stanley I mean he said John Cheese instead of Cleese
@@WILLSTERROCKSTER And that is his actual original last name xD
@@jaws5dog it’s just strange that Charlie Rose decided to use ‘Cheese’ as supposed to ‘Cleese’ (which is definitely what John was known by, especially by the point in time)
“...so i made him a fat piece of ham in my movie”
makes sense
So awesome
oh yeah. Charlie Rose. i remember him.
whatever happened to Charlie???
He got #MeToo’d
24:00
17:10 is that sort of coming our or?.. 🤨
You’re all here for 17:00, Babes.
Matt Stone is hot. His wife is so lucky!
They wanna defy expectations so don't wanna do a thing on Katrina how long did that last boys?? Hahaha
23:08
Charlie needs to shut up and let them finish a thought
I disagree. I feel he purposed great questions, let’s them speak, and added his insight when appropriate. I felt the chemistry in this interview was especially great.
I agree with Sam Foresman
I honestly thought he conducted the thing really well. Never thought he was rude and they got their words across.
awesome420ication YES
16:40
South P A R K
they hipsters
John cheese
17:00 to 17:40
Did he say "The nation of Islam" ? Haha
Charlie is or was a bad interviewer, he doesn't shut up and let the guest talk.
Charlie rose is a beautiful human being and YOu SHaLl RESPECT HIM and his beautiful ways
You want him to sit in silence? It's an interview, not a porno.
@@Bigdawghboy no but when u ask a question let the person answer before u interject
17:8