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HE HAS ABSOLUTELY NO FILTER! First time hearing Don Rickles - Most Savage Insults! Reaction Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2024
- Get ready for a wild ride into the world of classic comedy as we react for the first time to Don Rickles' most savage insults! Known for his quick wit and no-holds-barred approach, we're curious to see how Rickles earned his reputation as the master of the comedic insult.
🤣 About Don Rickles: Don Rickles, a legend in the world of comedy, was famous for his sharp tongue and ability to roast anyone and everyone. His style of humor, often pushing boundaries, has left a lasting impact and set a standard in the art of comedic insults.
😆 In This Video: Join us as we experience the most savage moments of Don Rickles. We're expecting a barrage of classic burns that showcase Rickles' legendary comedic timing and fearless spirit. Expect reactions full of laughter, shock, and our thoughts on how Rickles' style stands out in the history of comedy.
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Rickles in real life was the exact opposite. It was his schtick in a time when people didnt take themselves so seriously. Being insulted by him was an HONOR lol. His Johnny Carson appearances are legendary. He sold out venues until the day he passed.
When people had a sense of humor and could laugh at themselves. Sigh. I miss those days.
@@funshine817 ME TOO!!
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Don Rickles was the absolute best of his time. People today just need to learn to lighten up and not be so precious and laugh at themselves. He was and is hilarious.
The best part of this is that nobody took themselves too seriously. It was awesome.
I told this story to another reactor to give you an idea of Don real personality. My parents saw him at a casino in the early 70's and he did an almost two hour show and picked on people all over the audience. As you saw he would ask them their names. When the show was ending he went back to each person that he picked on and called them by name and thanked them for allowing him to perform his act and bought each of them a magnum of champagne.
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Don Rickles certainly earned his nickname as the "Merchant of Venom" lol
To be insulted by Don Rickles was an honor. It meant you were a somebody and made it and/or he liked you.
Don was a beast with his comedy and he ripped everyone no matter what their color or where they were from. He did not care about who anyone was. This world needs more people that are this way.
He was incredibly funny. I’m 64, and can remember seeing him on TV frequently as a kid. He was very kind offstage. I can remember seeing his true persona a few times in interviews. He was complimentary of people, and very kind. But, his wit onstage was gold. He passed away in 2017 shortly before his 91st birthday.
64 also! Loved him!!!!
I'm 63 and still think he's one of the funniest people on earth 🌎
I'm 63 and also grew up watching all the shows and think he's one of the funniest people on earth
He always ended every show with a kind word and an uplifting comment about harmony. His "insults" were just humor, he was actually said to be a very lovely person. As for his friendship with Bob Newhart, they were life long friends and their families used to vacation and spend holidays together.
Back then people were proud of their heritage and usually knew the best jokes about themselves.
Mixed jokes were even more loved.
Saw Rickles in Las Vegas. He was the opening act for Frank Sinatra that night. My friends and I were honored to be made fun of by Don that night. He was the best ever at that type of humor. Sad state of affairs that we’ve lost our sense of humor now and Don’s brand of comedy is no longer acceptable. We’re all the worse off for it as a society. Not being able to laugh at ourselves is another step in the road to our ruination. Enjoyed your reaction Phil & Sam. 😊
@realbser1956 WELL SAID!! I agree with you 100 % I wish I had been able to see him in person and made fun of by Mr. Rickles. I am 76 and have always thought he was hilarious and miss those days when he was on TV talk shows frequently and always on those wonderful "DEAN MARTIN ROASTS" those were the BEST!!
It was an honor to get roasted by Don Rickles may he rest in peace he was one of the best one-liners
The guy who Don made the Jesus joke about was pretty quick to respond with the sign of the cross. He doesn't get enough credit for that...
True but I'm 69 and I have yet to see a "generous" comedian who doesn't believe that HE should be doing the jokes:)
His face when he asked "Have you never seen Mr. T?" 😂
You will NEVER see anyone like this again. He was special and loved. Getting roasted by him was a treat lol
“Who’s Mr. T?”
That hurt my heart. 🤣
Ya that’s crazy even when I was 3 back in the day i knew mr t 😂
Yeah, that surprised me. How is there anybody anywhere who doesn't know who Mr. T is?🙄😂
Foster Brooks roast of Don Rickles was epic!
Mr "T"? No way! Someone NEEDS to watch the "A-Team"!
Young people don't know anything these days.
Mr T was on a huge NBC tv show, played a major role in Rocky 3, he had his own action figures, cereal, kids out reach programs, was aligned with the president and first lady with the "Just Say No" to drugs movement, and had an image that was as popular and recognizable as Michael Jackson's at the height of Michael Jackson's career. Mr. T was kind of a big deal.
Correct...and I PITY THE FOOL who doesn't know who he is(looking at Samantha 👀).
That was back in the day when nobody was touchy or insulted. We all loved each other and we laughed together. It didn't matter what color you were or where you came from. Didn't matter what religion or what political affiliation you had. We wanted to have fun and we did. Why can't it be that way today?❤❤❤
Because as much as i hate to be that person,hateful people still exist. On all sides(Whites hating blacks,blacks hating whites etc).
And i agree with your comment,i really wish life could be all that sunshine and rainbow but sadly this is some people's reality,they face things like this in the real world..
*Sigh* Humans are just ridiculous sometimes(most times).
I agree. This was back when his jokes were jokes, not the basis for the laws of the land.
The new generation has no time to laugh nowadays, they’re busy protesting, screaming, and just be angry! 🤣🤣
No one was as quick, on the draw, as Don Rickles, even in today's time. One of the best comedians of all time! BTW, no one was closer to Frank Sinatra than Don Rickles. I miss those times, when comedy was unfiltered and everyone could just laugh at a joke.
When he made fun of the old persons walk & said Mr President (Reagan) get somebody that walks like this. He's imitating/over exaggerating Frank Sinatra's 'I'm a cool guy' walk.
Don Rickles and Rodney Dangerfield were the 2 best stand up comedians of their time. Heck baby didn't be amongst the top comedians if you add the comedians of all time up until the present.
You will always get a decent amount of views when you react to either one. As far as Don Rickles, I would recommend you look for the videos. And there's many of them where it was Don Rickles on the Johnny Carson show which he did something like 40 appearances on. Those videos are out there on TH-cam and they are absolutely hilarious. The same as Rodney Dangerfield on Johnny Carson. Anyway, in case you're listening. I just thought I would tip you off as to the quickest way to see more Don Rickles and be Guaranteed a great video!
Thx, we actually done one from Rodney on Johnny Carson already!
Buddy Hackett was hilarious also
Being insulted by Don Rickles was an Honor! It meant that you had made it.Having lived through WWII in the Pacific in the Navy on a Torpedo Boat Tender, like many WWII Vets, he was both Fearless and Kind of Heart. He never wrote down his jokes, ad libbing 90% of his act.
Don rickles was one of the best comedians during that era and he actually was a nice guy... I've seen him a lot over the years and I've always enjoyed his act... Another great reaction guys... See you on the next one... Keep being awesome!!!...
when it comes to comedy everyone needs to be on the table to insult that way everyone is laughing at everyone
On stage, Rickles was ruthlessly savage. Off stage, he was a very kind hearted man. Also, if you notice, he didn't do ANY "roast" with the intent to hurt someone's feelings. There was absolutely NO malice behind his words. That was another difference in how his roasts were received. A lot of people love to say, "People weren't so sensitive back then", which is partially true. But Don never set out to make someone feel bad. That's why being roasted by him became such an honour.
I actually see a similar method with the newly "blowing up" kid, Matt Rife. He doesn't set out to hurt people's feelings, but even his roasts are designed to make everyone (including the target) laugh. It's a skill that not everyone possesses.
Great reaction, Sam and Phil! Don was brutal! I don't blame audience members for being fearful of answering questions. They were probably petrified.
6:34 Mr. T wasn't just a pop culture icon, he was a legend (in certain circles) before his acting career. From Wiki...
"He eventually parlayed his job as a bouncer into a career as a bodyguard that lasted almost ten years. As his reputation grew, he was contracted to guard, among others, clothes designers, models, judges, politicians, athletes and millionaires. His clients included celebrities such as Steve McQueen, Michael Jackson, LeVar Burton, and Diana Ross, and boxers such as Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, and Leon Spinks."
One of the nicest men in show business, and this was just his comedic character. He spared nobody. Blacks, whites, Hispanics, everyone was a target. He's been deed for many years now, but he was also an actor in some very serious dramatic roles. One of the funniest guys ever. Like Robbin Williams, Don Rickles never had his material written down beforehand. Most of it was total improvisation, off the top of his head, in the moment. Sharp as a tack as they say.
What a Legend!
More Rickles, Please!
He was one of the greatest! His insults were for everybody and an honor
He was known affectionately as Mr Warmth. He could say the most off the wall things about anyone and no one got offended because everyone knew he didn’t really mean it. Now if you want to see something hilarious, check out Foster Brooks roasting Don Rickles. Much love ❤️
Fantastic reaction! Rickles was great, and people loved to be insulted by him. Some of the things he says wouldn't be tolerated today by the "cancel culture", but isn't it amazing the things he doesn't say that are tolerated today? Thanks for another really good video!
He is my favorite from his era of comedian’s. Most comedians have said it was an honor to be roasted by Don.
Odd pairing but John Stamos (Uncle Jesse) and Jimmy Kimmel were very close friends of Don.
When Don was on, we'd all be on the floor laughing and gasping for breath!
Thanks for this. Great story about Don, who did have "Mob" contacts including,I believe, his Manager. at Umberto's restaurant, he roasted another minor Mob Leader' Girlfriend and the Guy approached him after the show to say he was angry and looking out for him.. Don was worried and told his connections who made a phone call to the other Guy's overall Boss.
The next time they saw each other,the insulted Guy approached Don and said "You can make fun of my girlfriend anytime!" :)
I had to escort Mr.Rickles to his car at the waldorf-Astoria. He asks me " hey kid where you from? I'm from Queens sir italian. He gets to the hall and starts screaming. " HELP! HELP! The guineas are abducting me! I'm a little jewish boy Help! " We were crying laughing!❤😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅❤
In the old days we knew how to laugh, we did not take ourselves too seriously.
Laughing came naturally to us.
Bering offended had to be taught,
In my opinion, the last bit he ever did was the best ever. After he passed, his family was settling his estate and discovered that he had made his password to everything HITLER1 😂 fuckin epic
Oh, man, I watched him for many years. I can't count the number of times I've seen him. Watching this I'm laughing just as hard as ever. A classic. The Don. RIP
Dude your sense of humor is fantastic!! It was great watching you crack up hard at Don. Fr.
In late 50's, Rickles was doing his act and Frank Sinatra and "friends " came in. After the hubbub died down,Rickles said to Sinatra "Make yourself at home,hit somebody" His "friends "were upset and Sinatra broke the tension by laughing. They became friends after that. He called Rickles "bullethead", maybe a reference to what Sinatra prevented happening to Rickles.
Thank you, thank you! Love your gifts to me with such beautiful reactions....❤️
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Don was the best. He'd burn you to the ground, but always with the greatest of love. One of a kind.
I feel very fortunate to have seen Don Rickles, George Carlin and Sam Kinison (twice) live, now they are memories.
My thoughts as someone who grew up in the last bit of the Baby boomer generation.
Don Rickles was a fantastic comedian. His banter and quick wit made him famous. And here is the kicker. He wasn't doing it maliciously. Everyone knew that at the time. His fans loved how he could tear into someone in jest. People have forgotten That someone making light of someone doesn't mean it's an actual slam.
Much like the Archie Bunker memes where people think we've gone too soft. The entire point of the show was that Archie was a bigot and an ass. And because that, he was usually the one being laughed at not laughed with.
Now, could someone like Don Rickles make it today? I don't believe so. Are we any worse off because of this? No. Not until some people realize the difference between humor and actual bigotry.
The older jokes still fly, you just can’t let other people tell you what to think.
Loved don.so hilarious
Back in the day, comedians made fun of EVERYONE. Nobody was out of bounds. Nobody was off limits. AND nobody was privileged. Somehow, there was great freedom in being able to poke fun at one another and then become friends.
If only we could live those days again. Everyone got along, for the most part. It's all comedic fun, and they all roasted each other equally. Today is just embarrassing and people are so soft and fake offended.
Don was at his best when he was on Johnny Carson. Im shocked no clips of that were in here. Just him and Johnny's back and fourth with the occasional jab at Ed who just sat there drunk was some of the best tv ever made.
Don did a very energetic, demanding night-club show that he continued doing until about a year before his death. He was amazingly active on stage and kept up with current trends.
Just found your channel tonight. Mr. Rickles was a big time very funny man. May he R.I.P.
New subscriber. Thanks for what you do!
Rickles was must watch TV. You heard he was going to be in Carson or Letterman, you told your family and friends to watch. Nobody wanted to miss it.
My brother and I went to see one of his last shows in Las Vegas just before he passed away. On a whim, I called my brother who lives in Vegas, and asked him if he was available the following weekend, that I wanted to fly down and catch a comedy show and just hang out. He got tickets to see Don Rickles and I am so glad we could go. He had me laughing so hard I thought I would pass out. He was pretty frail by then and had to be helped onto stage and sat for most his act, but he was still quick crass. RIP Mr. Rickles!
New subscriber, 2nd video of your guys I've watched. I had to watch this. Don is my all-time favorite comedian i wrote him a couple of years before he passed one of my prized possessions is his autograph on my wall 😁
Great reaction you guys, I was an adolescent/teen in the 70's and this catapulted me back in time to my youth. These are the reactions I enjoy, the one's that stimulate my memories. The times when people weren't so uptight about everything like society in today's world. Thank you!
Mr. T was on a show called The A Team the guy next to him was his co star also Mr. T was in one of the Rocky movies great reaction as always
“A couple of things have gone over my head”, biggest understatement of the year so far!
The last joke with the feather coat and the rooster sound, was a reference to the 60's TV show she stared in. "Green Acres"
People like Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, and a lot of stars when they went to or played Vegas would rush to get down front of his shows to get insulted by him.
He was the emperor of insults, and people loved him for it. There was an HBO special, I think, called The Mr Warmth or Mr. Wonderful or something like it. You'd love it!
Love me some Don Rickels. Always finished his show with sincere humility and apperication of those he posted and the audience.
Awesome!!! I have encouraged this because we can't forget the Legends!!❤❤
Absolutely hilarious, people were honored to be poked fun of by Don Rickles
Are you kidding !!! Did he ever do stand-up....of course he did ...Vegas ,Atlantic City, ..everywhere!!!!
The "Listen for a clock" line to Mr. T was a reference to clock timer on a bomb. Back then that was how most terror bombs were set off.
That one always goes over younger ones heads.
Peace ❤❤
I’ve never in my life heard ANYONE say “who’s Mr.T?”
The 3 years in the jungle looking for your uncle joke always kills me😂 like how’s that my problem?😭🤣 jk
Don Rickles was a national treasure! He could light up a room. He would insult you, and then turn around and kill you with kindness. There will never be another Don Rickles!
Don Rickles did something I remember Sammy Davis was famous for: appearing in lots of tv comedies. He was in Get Smart, F-Troop, and probably even I Dream of Jeannie.
There's a short outtake from Get Smart on YT that's hilarious. Don Adams was also a good friend of Rickles', and their back-and-forth is perfect.
I saw him in Cleveland around 1983. He was outstanding. One of my favorites
Mr T's haircut is called a mohawk
So much better when everyone could make fun of everyone else.
When he told Jay to shut up! 🤣
When he said that Zsa Zsa Gabor was up on a barn, it had to do with her dress, but also because she was in the "Green Acres" TV show.
Mr. T was one of the biggest pop culture icons of the 80's. Only second to Hulk Hogan.
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog is one of the meanest insult comics ever... Lol
This was when Comedy was at its best!
Don was very rude but that’s what made him funny. 😆
There was a tribute for him when he was very old, and he was told that he never roasted Johnny Depp, who was there. So Don played along, saying at the beginning yeah yeah, Johnny I know, I know, don't worry. Then Don waited almost until the very end to roast him. Classic move.
God bless Don Rickles. There will never be another like him.
"POLITICALLY CORRECT " was not his middle name...he was legendary!
His appearances on the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts were comedy gold
Rickles was friends with Frank Sinatra at a time when Sinatra was the biggest thing around and that is where Don basically earned his name. He did stand up everywhere but was big in Las Vegas people lovingly called him Mr Warmth. When he came out on stage it was to a bull fighting song they said because everyone knew someone was going to get gored!!!!!
Another little known factoid: Don Rickles was the star of a sitcom called CPO Sharkey!! LMAO
at 18:45 - the joke he tells about, "When you go to bed tonight, try to listen for a clock." George Peppard and Mr. T were on a show called the A-Team, which always used improvised explosives. I'm guessing the joke is referencing that and can be explained like this, "George doesn't like that his role in the show is getting smaller, so if you hear a clock ticking, it might be a bomb in your room to bump you off so he can get more screen time on the show."
When he started out, he'd frequently get heckled and realised that he got more laughs dealing with the hecklers than with his material, so he went with it. But towards the end of his shows, he'd remind people that his jokes were just that... Jokes. They were meant to be funny, but never Malicious. And he always Balanced his shows by being as savage with his own race (the Jewish) as he did with anyone else.
I remember the days, when people watched the "Tonight Show" just because Don Rickles was on, The rumor was, he had to keep his language clean! We used to watch just to see if he would break the agreement!
It's important to note that even as an insult comic, you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who had a bad word to say about Don. It was all his act and he ended each show explicitly explaining that and how he loves everyone and it's all in jest.
He had a TV series called CPO Sharkey. It was about a cheap penny officer running a training platoon in San Diego on the naval base aboard the u.S.S recruit. By the way, the u.S.S recruit is a ship that's not in the water, but it's still in the register of naval ships. Anyway, he had subbed for Johnny Carson one night and somehow broke his cigarette box on the desk and the next night Johnny Carson discovered the box broken and when he found out about it he also learned that Don rickles was filming his TV show right next door to him. So Johnny got up and he went over and he barked into the middle of Don rickles recording of his show and what happened him with some of the best glorious, fun stuff. It's on TH-cam. Just put rickles. Johnny Carson and that video should be in there someplace
Four out of three people admit they're bad with fractions.
Don was a constant -- he was always there. His best friend, Bob Newhart will be 95 later this year.
Celebrities loved being roasted by Don. Johnny Carson had him on his show scores of times. Johnny called Don "Mr. Warmth" or the Master Of Mayhem." Elvis loved to be put down by Don.
Mr. Warmth, thay call him!!!
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Watching Don of old made me laugh again…. Watching you too made me cry to think that you are the standard of todays culture
Thanks for the video. It's wonderful to see again all the greats that are no longer with us.
Rickles did lots of standup and started performing comedy in burlesque and strip clubs. Then he was a headliner for many decades at various casinos in Vegas.
You don't know Mr. T? My favorite part.
He did stand up all around the country. When his appearance schedule was released the first 5 rows were sold out as soon at ticketmaster had them ready to sell! YOU SHOULD SEE LISA LAMPINNELI!! tIMES RICKELS BY 100
Don could insult you to your face and you know he is still a friend. One of the few people who got away with it all. These jokes were intense in his day. But comedy was totally free of any hangups. He got what he gave too. Thats how it was before everyone became so sensitive.
as a child I would stay up late to watch the Dean Martin roasts...I was shocked often and I wondered if people got mad then I relied there was ZERO malice and he hit EVERYONE!...pretty Chinese girls and sitting presidents