"We need to go to the hospital baby because your pee taste scrumptious". That had me dying too... As hilarious as that is, the reality behind that bit is dark as hell. I miss him.
patrice doesnt give fuck what anyone thinks. its simultaneously the greatest thing about him and was the biggest obstacle to his own success... Chris Rock told him as much on O&A
Yeah using the "I'm teh black don't geeuv fuk real cool guy" stereotype to buy more idiot masses with "nah dey see im teh loyal don geeuv fukkk black guy" is really the sign of a genuine virtuous blob
The way Patrice can start off roasting you HARD and then completely turn it around and boost your confidence and make you feel good is my favorite. & his deep rooted honesty with people that aren't expecting it at all is like no one elses. Fuck I really wish he was still around.
He roasted himself too though. That's a beautiful fail you did. I'm proud of it for you. Until you pop up with this weak ass comeback that doesn't apply to this situation. "i DidnT fAiL. iT jUsT wEnT oVeR yOuR hEaD."
@@bigmoose99 I meant more so in the sense that I don't hear him brought to enough in funniest comedian conversations. Everyone who knows of him thought he was funny but not enough people knew of him for my liking.
Cook's schtick was acting excited and pushing the pace of his delivery, but the words weren't there. His stories never meant anything. He admitted on Segura's podcast that he just winged his arena show.
When Jimmy said his age in this clip (42yrs) it was a reminder that we all lost Patrice not long after this clip. That was a great time for the O&A show. I had just found these guys a few years prior & all of the comedians I discovered or got to know better when they'd sit in on the show for hours is mind blowing.
He had opportunities to make it but he either sabotaged himself or turned them down in favor of keeping his dignity in tact, depending on you look at it. I personally go with the second choice.
He would have one of the biggest podcasts right now if he were alive today. He's not just insightful in conversation, but he's fucking hilarious in conversation as well. Sirius fucked around too much. They should have locked Patrice down when they had a chance, but they didn't want to spend any money, and now they're paying for it. Radio is dead...
@@crackleecrackle162 I remaster older comedy audio & modernize the video to better fit in modern devices. I remastered a show called tough crowd with Colin Quinn that had a lot of racial comedy & I got popped for 2 hate speech strikes. So I had to make my library private until August because one more like strike will auto delete my entire active. I play videos on my new twitch & dlive show @8pm & @12am Est @mateowanna (:
Pretty much explain Marc's "rise" in comedy. If it wasnt for Kinison giving him mic-time in the 80's as his opener, no one would've heard of the guy. Maron must've had a really good coke connection.
I found him a bit later on, but he was such an open book that I don’t think he’ll ever truly die. He is an energy and an inspiration. They’ll never be a never him, but he left behind enough of his talent to be enjoyed and enlightened forever. He’s as relevant amongst fans as he ever was.
We would be great friends bc those 4 names u named are the 4 realest funniest most brilliant in their own way ( Norm was a legit genius in all facets) comedians of all time.
@@RolandDeschain1 Cult of Black Phillip page has about 150 episodes totlal & you can download the black Phillip stuff. You definitely made a wise decision getting those. I wonder if they also have a compete Dice archive. Or Anthony as Dice. He went into some goofy shit when they would let him just go on & on & was always pretty entertaining
I fell in love with comedians and stand up comedy when I was 10 years old. My step father gave me two Richard Pryor specials he had on vinyl. We watched Eddie Murphy Raw together when it first aired. Yeah, it was fun to tell those jokes to your classmates and get in trouble, but the core was my awe of these bodies of work. Vicious Circle came out when I was around 30. Laughed my ass off. I knew the level of humor to be expected. It was a blast. With age and time in the world, you learn more about the pain and tragedy behind great comedians. Learning of the Hicks/Leary theft. Greg Giraldo's tragic death. Chappelle's meltdown. With the exception of Mencia's destruction, it was a lot of reality to take in as a fan. Norm MacDonald is the only comic that I may irrationally defend, but I'm cool with admitting that. I fell in love with the anti-humor stuff: Neil Hamburger, Tim & Eric. It struck a chord. Pulling in this rambling thread: the Dane Cook revelation was more disappointment than anything else. I don't get up in arms about Schumer because it feels like spinning wheels in the mud. More than enough have that covered, it seems. Enjoy your favorites while you can. I wish I had been up on Patrice while he was alive. Don't let the hacks and bullshit stamp out your funny bone. Life is hard enough as it is to lose that. Don't slay each other in the comments. Crack a smile, brethren. :)
Patrice might be the most natural comedian ever. Him and Burr are the kind of guys who you're always laughing around. The things they say, the way they say shit. All of it.
Patrice a legend who was taken away from us too early. R.I.P. Patrice thank you for all the content it has helped me tremendously and helped me laugh and learn, thanks so much.
I'm so glad I got to see Patrice regularly back when I was into going to comedy clubs at least once a week back in the day. To me he was one of the greats and it sucks that he didn't get recognized by an audience as large as the one he has now that he's gone while he was still alive. He was just one launch vehicle away from being up there with the top guys(earners) in the business. At the clubs you would assume he was already one by the amount of love and respect he was shown by the other comedians, most club owners and managers and the people that would come out to see him. He did things on his own terms which added to his greatness but also held him back from dominating in the mainstream. Kevin hart is the perfect example of what can happen if you have a great team around you, a strong work ethic and the willingness to play the politics of the game because he's really not anywhere near the natural talent level of a lot of guys but he's smart, is willing to play the game, etc saw an opening with the huge vacuum that Dave chapelle left in his wake when he disappeared and struck at just the right moment and now he fills arenas and makes wildly successful big budget films with actors like the rock.
Kevin pulled his pants down near his ankles for that life… but quality comedy never dies. In Patrice’s case, it can sometimes last longer than the comedian himself.
Anyone notice how Opie kept trying to get Marc out of there ? Even though it was starting to get interesting he kept saying let's get Marc in tomorrow.
I would really have enjoyed hearing Patrice’s point of view on today’s climate. He was always so informed and wrapped truth in something so hilarious. RIP Patrice. You are missed. And your refreshing point of view is severely needed and missed.
oh man I got into Patrice way too late.. GREAT GREAT COMIC MAN. when he talked about how a Sikh will defend someone elses shop to the death.. breaking a mop in half to tackle a robber 'UUGGHHR!!!' LMFAO!
@@EduFirenze it was known that Patrice didn’t really like acting like that, even when he was on the Chappell show. Chappell said Patrice was asked to come back for more episodes but he just didn’t care and didn’t take it seriously
@@awkwardoddysee4438 See, if you don’t agree, why can’t you just leave well enough dafuq alone?? Don’t fucking say anything. Why must the immediate response to be to tell someone that they are wrong?? To correct them?? I don’t understand that. Give me some insight, Is it some kind of superiority complex shit??
I saw Dane Cook around 1999 -2000 at a club in Houston. It was an AWESOME show. It wasn't joke, joke, joke. It was more like one long really interesting, funny, heart warming, intense, mind blowing story. We actually leapt to our feet to give him a standing ovation.
Right around 2003-4, I saw him put on a good show at the Improv in West Palm Beach. I had a chance to talk to him afterward and he was very personable - seemed like a regular, humble guy who was truly appreciative of his audience.
@5,ooo LightYears Away For sure. Marc is a smart introvert who seems bitter about not being as successful as many of his dumber peers. Of course he's gonna hate Dane who's comedy is so simple and yet so funny to the average person b/c of his charisma. Not to mention Dane's a marketing genius.
I like Rogan's bits about athiesm and the Kardashians, but not a huge fan of 99% of his podcasts. If Neil Tyson or Elon Musk comes out then its fine but the fighters are the worst. I can only listen to so much of guys who have been hit in the head too much trading conspiracy theories.
@@JimJamJ4 i thought that unconscious theft of a joke was impossible to not know, that it was bs....then i cracked a joke to a friend, and hes like ya heard that on tv, and i straight up didnt believe him, and was ready to make fun of him, cause i was sure i made that shit up. Never felt so stupid and possibly senile when i was dead wrong. So its definitely a thing lol
@@moo-snuckle yessir I hate it, im an amateur as shit standup but I write a lot of jokes. Ill Google every single thing I write just to make sure the premise or something see if I stole anything cause I watch so much comedy im sure I stole any of the funny shit I come up with.
@@JimJamJ4 An entire hour of jokes? That's a lot of jokes. I never thought he was funny but he was pretty loose and relaxed up there...if he had jokes, he would have been great.
@@ClayLud haha fuck my dumbass had to reread your comment to get it, that was gold😂 but no I am definitely not implying dane stole an hour of jokes, just the best ones he hacked his way through. He also applies to a much younger audience, similar to tough crowd and stuff appeals to older. Not a dane hater at all, car crash jokes one of my favourites but I love Pete rose too and think he cheated, doesn't meant he wasn't one of the great but still a cheat.
"Patrice also gives credit to Marc for being one of the-most-stolen-from -and-influential-comedians-of-that-era along with Dave Attell, Todd Barry, Mitch Hedberg and Colin Quinn." @ They're all Beasts, GOATS.
Marc has ALWAYS been salty of other comedians success, wether you like that comic or not. Even going back to Colin Quinns old show, Marc has always been petty and passive aggressive towards other people’s success.
@@BodieB I didn’t even mention Dane. I’m talking in general, Marc has always had that attitude. I don’t care if it’s Dane Cook or Greg Giraldo, Marc has always seethed jealously of his peers’ success
Liking someone doesn't make them creative.Dane's funny and hard working, but he's not creative.You might get salty too if the stuff you came up with and worked hard to do it, someone just swoops in and takes it and makes the millions of dollars you deserve
To be fair, almost all comics hate on others catching a big break of success whether they're open about it or not lol. I can appreciate Maron being open about it even though I'm not a fan of his, but it's always been a trope how comics are resentful and bitter whenever one of them strikes success. Dane Cook was selling out arenas and absolutely sucked, you don't think his peers during that time were shaking their heads at how that lame joke thief was doing that and they were still at Caroline's every Friday?
@@fomofud9479 I said what I said, and I meant it. I'm not comparing him to Einstein or anything, maybe I should have said "every day people", but your comment has failed to change my opinion.
You’re explaining his popularity. You said nothing about how unrelentingly unfunny he is. He was exposed after 18 yr olds with not a clue, grew up and realized what a hack he was and is
Ask any comic and Patrice was Loved and alrdy a Legend in the rooms an among damn near everyone in the comedic world.. shame he didnt blow up in his time, wasnt until a year or two after his death that ppl were and still are coming to the conclusion that he's one of Comedic Greats, just wish he could've lived to see the impact he's had on the comedy scene. So ahead of his time. RIP Patrice... One of the Greats..
Dane Cook was like the second Bush administration: Bush managed to get re-elected, but at the end NO one seems to have voted for him. Dane sold millions of albums, did sell-out 3 showed a day at Madison Square Garden, then suddenly: NO thinks he's funny, or ever did. All those people from before must have all died in the same plane crash or something.
@@Capoditutticapi1983 For sure. I legitimately was never in to Nickelback, but I'm not ashamed to say I've listened to my fair share of Creed in the day.
I wish Patrice knew that so many people loved and cherished him. He thought not many people knew him but only the people that mattered knew him. He was more than a comedian he was a prophet and one hell of a life coach. My biggest regret is never getting to meet him or see him live. One of the biggest things I took from his advice is to be righteous and be careful what you owe.
The irony of today is in the comments of Patrice bits. So many projections and assumptions of his beliefs today, but the reality is we don’t know what he would have been doing… that’s why he makes such amazing radio by taking unpopular stances such as publicly saying Dane is a good guy. The assumption today would easily be that Patrice woulda hated Dane, and it’s so wrong.
@@firghteningtruth7173having a generally dry delivery is not the same as speaking with the Attell cadence, the emphasis he puts on words is very rhythmic and completely his own. Mark would be called on it in any room if he was just imitating.
@@TomMyersComedy bro, thats why hes considered a desciple of him and not a thief. Because he made it his own. Most artists do that. Emulate another then adapt that into their own thing
Every era need a Patrice to say important shit as it is, in a funny way! Who is next? I can't see anyone close. Maybe Chapelle or burr but, they are from his era, we need new good blood in comedy!
“Only people who are finished in the business can give you the interview you’re hoping for” is a really great line from Patrice.
Just looking at the comments, he's saying it as I hit the start of yours. Synchronicity......
Marc maron is insuffereble
One of the best jokes I ever heard was from Patrice. "Found out I was diabetic when my girlfriend said my piss tastes like birthday cake."
Kick ass, Thanks!
@Jeff Z it's on elephant in a room kinda just a little different he talk about how that is true love
"We need to go to the hospital baby because your pee taste scrumptious". That had me dying too... As hilarious as that is, the reality behind that bit is dark as hell. I miss him.
Joe 30 pack lol!
@Jeff Z I have clips of it from elephant in the room and other bootleg standups
We could all use a friend like Patrice. To defend your friend when the rest of the business is using him as a punching bag is loyalty at its finest.
As much as I don't like dane, at the time he didn't deserve the hate he received. But patrice is a fantastic friend.
Boston comics all trash each other in fun, but defend each other if someone actually attacks them or if someone tries to talk shit behind their back.
patrice doesnt give fuck what anyone thinks. its simultaneously the greatest thing about him and was the biggest obstacle to his own success... Chris Rock told him as much on O&A
Yeah using the "I'm teh black don't geeuv fuk real cool guy" stereotype to buy more idiot masses with "nah dey see im teh loyal don geeuv fukkk black guy" is really the sign of a genuine virtuous blob
@@DennisMHenderson let's get you a juice box and a nap buddy
The way Patrice can start off roasting you HARD and then completely turn it around and boost your confidence and make you feel good is my favorite. & his deep rooted honesty with people that aren't expecting it at all is like no one elses. Fuck I really wish he was still around.
BadBehaviorGoodIntentions Podcast 🎯exactly
Seriously. A great model for viewing a life’s perspective / how to exist w/ppl in reality
Patrice was a more-refined Don Rickles, i.e. a much better writer/observer.
he was one in a billion.
Well you could tell he genuinely liked Marc.
"hey guys, how's it going"
*gets roasted*
"alright guys, nice seeing ya"
lmfao
You forgot *roasts himself*
He roasted himself too though.
That's a beautiful fail you did. I'm proud of it for you. Until you pop up with this weak ass comeback that doesn't apply to this situation.
"i DidnT fAiL. iT jUsT wEnT oVeR yOuR hEaD."
@Michael Evans Not reaching. Just saying.
@Michael Evans Stay mad, fam.
@Lemmy See Says the one that typed "staaapppp" and "pls".
Stay dumb though.
“You look like Andy Dufrane sanding a boat” 😂
**Dufrèsne
One of Anthony’s best film references
@@tobia.1281 Speaking of Hedberg....Dufresne!? Dufresne? Party of two ?
Missed this and had to go back. Hilarious
I screamed loud as fuck laughing at that line from Ant
Patrice was the shit. He is missed.
🙏R.I.P Patrice Legend
6'5". 400+lbs. 41 yo. Type 2 diabetes. Ate himself to death.
Killed on Roasts.
"realizing you're never gonna get there and you better settle on something" I felt that line hard lol
Done that recently, and things are looking up in the settlement at least
Marc Marron looks like a white Katt Williams
Toby from the office
That’s amazing - I would never have seen it, 100%’
😂😂😂 lmao
I can't unsee it.
It sounds so crazy until you look at him after reading it. If he has a bob hairstyle...
The comedy world really needs Patrice right about now. He was so underrated. You have to respect how he always kept it real.
Legendary
Yeah, you and 3 million other black guys have been saying that since he died. Don't get me wrong, I agree but cool "special take" on it.
He was definitely not underrated. Everyone thinks he was funny even if they hated him.
@@bigmoose99 I meant more so in the sense that I don't hear him brought to enough in funniest comedian conversations. Everyone who knows of him thought he was funny but not enough people knew of him for my liking.
@@Dennis_Reynolds_Golden_God Norm Macdonald said he was his favorite comedian that’s pretty big.
Respect to Patrice for defending his friend and peer he came up with .
Andrew D Indeed. That’s what Legit Dude’s should do. Patrice was a Stand Up Guy 👊🏽
Thomas Henesey Dane was on Tom segura’s podcast recently. Worth a listen for sure
@Thomas Henesey Dane was white and looked like a nice guy. He's a fraud and phony. You can just tell by talking to him.
Cook's schtick was acting excited and pushing the pace of his delivery, but the words weren't there. His stories never meant anything. He admitted on Segura's podcast that he just winged his arena show.
@Ben Daulton watch your moms house podcast with Dane Cook
When Jimmy said his age in this clip (42yrs) it was a reminder that we all lost Patrice not long after this clip. That was a great time for the O&A show. I had just found these guys a few years prior & all of the comedians I discovered or got to know better when they'd sit in on the show for hours is mind blowing.
Patrice calls Maron a “Slick white guy” 😂
The funny thing is Maron isn’t slick or a white guy.
He’s Jewish.
I liked how Patrice was aware of the difference between Whites and a certain ethnoreligious group that presents as White when convenient.
That seems antisemitic
@@patrickwilliams7582 Never a lie though.
@@notsocrates9529 😇
Patrice O' Neal was one of the funniest men to live. The stories about him and other comedians holding other comedians to the fire in 'Hack Court'
"He's dressed like he lives on a beach that one of his friends own"
That doesn't make sense.It don't mean anything.
@@shinybeast8946
You just don’t get it because you’re slow
@@shinybeast8946Epstein.
Thanks for taking the time to upload all these videos. THANK YOU FOR KEEPING HIS GREATNESS ALIVE THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
no problem, Patrice was the man!
@@comedycrackhead5577 🙏R.I.P Legend
Thank you for these my friend
Man, Patrice just needed a few more years and he'd have really made it.
He had opportunities to make it but he either sabotaged himself or turned them down in favor of keeping his dignity in tact, depending on you look at it. I personally go with the second choice.
If he had lived when the social media age hit, he would have been where Joe Rogan is now.
He would have one of the biggest podcasts right now if he were alive today. He's not just insightful in conversation, but he's fucking hilarious in conversation as well. Sirius fucked around too much. They should have locked Patrice down when they had a chance, but they didn't want to spend any money, and now they're paying for it. Radio is dead...
idk man, imo he made it. he was a really well known and respected comic. that sounds like he made it to me.
@@Grok_Fractal The social media age was already hitting when he was alive... He hated that shit. He would be DESPISED of everything today.
"Marc looks like he lives on a beach that his friend owns" haha @ Patrice. Miss you my friend
How did you get that many subs man?
@@crackleecrackle162 I remaster older comedy audio & modernize the video to better fit in modern devices. I remastered a show called tough crowd with Colin Quinn that had a lot of racial comedy & I got popped for 2 hate speech strikes. So I had to make my library private until August because one more like strike will auto delete my entire active. I play videos on my new twitch & dlive show @8pm & @12am Est @mateowanna (:
Pretty much explain Marc's "rise" in comedy. If it wasnt for Kinison giving him mic-time in the 80's as his opener, no one would've heard of the guy.
Maron must've had a really good coke connection.
The world didn't deserve a comic like patrice in his time, but we need one like him now... like a comedy batman.
Colin is the real comedy Batman. We get a new Colin every few years, but he’s existed so long people don’t really pay attention.
In retrospect, Patrice focused a lot on Maron's health, which means he knew his own condition and longed to have his health back.
Sad.
Deep
Patrice was health conscious. Raw pasta.
Patrice said on stage that he knew he was going to die from being so overweight 😓
yeah and he does literally talk about his own heart and circulation problems in this clip
It's 2020 and Patrice just made me spit coffee on my monitor screen. RIP to the GOAT.
try 2024
Good thing you're not a 15 yo wht girl, he'd make you spit up alot more
Starts talking about Dane at 7:25
Gotta respect Patrice. If he's got a problem with you he'll say it to your face. Can't say that about most people.
His life philosophy was personal happiness and not allowing others to infringe upon it
"He just won't get that San Fracisco bullshit outta his system...."
God, Patrice nailed it. As Always.
That’s one way to put it.
Liberalism is a mental disorder
@@cedarbay3994 Looool
@@FallicIdol correct
@@FallicIdol claiming a political orientation is a mental disorder is a mental disorder
Surprisingly open and frank, one of the deepest and most mature conversations from a group of stand up artists ever.
You ever heard of a podcast?
Jimmy: “why can’t you take a viagra?”
Patrice: “because of my heart”
:-(
Robbie Jack that's a sad part man, i agree.
nobody made him eat all those twinkies
John Pliskin booooo 🗑 🍅
@@johnpliskin8759 For real. It makes it really hard to be sympathetic when people work their whole lives to drive their body into the dirt.
@@jshaw4757 who hurt you
I miss Patrice.
@John Johnson fuck off. He was 16 she was 15 and it was consensual. The state happen to be Massachusetts and they have consent law at 16.
I found him a bit later on, but he was such an open book that I don’t think he’ll ever truly die. He is an energy and an inspiration. They’ll never be a never him, but he left behind enough of his talent to be enjoyed and enlightened forever. He’s as relevant amongst fans as he ever was.
Did he die?
Jason Abbott yeah, he passed in 2011 :(
🙏R.I.P Legend
Every few years I fall into the rabbit hole of Patrice, Artie, Farley, and Norm videos! Patrice will always be one of the greats.
That's an elite lineup
We would be great friends bc those 4 names u named are the 4 realest funniest most brilliant in their own way ( Norm was a legit genius in all facets) comedians of all time.
@@xForbin99 ELITE
@@xForbin99 I’d Add Mitch too
R.I.P. O'Neal and Hedberg.
Dangerfield aswell
And Giraldo
“It was raging the other day, I had to punch my girl in the back of the head” Fuckin Patrice man, I’m still laughing
I'm so glad I downloaded the complete archive of Patrice's episodes of O&A.
I don't know if it is even up online anymore.
Looks like there's one there with 22 episodes. Did you also get Cult of Black Phillip ?
@@paullayfield The one I have is about 150 full episodes. No Black Philip, though.
@@RolandDeschain1 Cult of Black Phillip page has about 150 episodes totlal & you can download the black Phillip stuff. You definitely made a wise decision getting those. I wonder if they also have a compete Dice archive. Or Anthony as Dice. He went into some goofy shit when they would let him just go on & on & was always pretty entertaining
I fell in love with comedians and stand up comedy when I was 10 years old. My step father gave me two Richard Pryor specials he had on vinyl. We watched Eddie Murphy Raw together when it first aired. Yeah, it was fun to tell those jokes to your classmates and get in trouble, but the core was my awe of these bodies of work.
Vicious Circle came out when I was around 30. Laughed my ass off. I knew the level of humor to be expected. It was a blast.
With age and time in the world, you learn more about the pain and tragedy behind great comedians. Learning of the Hicks/Leary theft. Greg Giraldo's tragic death. Chappelle's meltdown. With the exception of Mencia's destruction, it was a lot of reality to take in as a fan.
Norm MacDonald is the only comic that I may irrationally defend, but I'm cool with admitting that.
I fell in love with the anti-humor stuff: Neil Hamburger, Tim & Eric. It struck a chord.
Pulling in this rambling thread: the Dane Cook revelation was more disappointment than anything else. I don't get up in arms about Schumer because it feels like spinning wheels in the mud. More than enough have that covered, it seems.
Enjoy your favorites while you can. I wish I had been up on Patrice while he was alive. Don't let the hacks and bullshit stamp out your funny bone. Life is hard enough as it is to lose that. Don't slay each other in the comments. Crack a smile, brethren. :)
Sam Hyde
Normy Normy Normy.
@@shanedavid9923 Pretty much this
With you 💯
Except.... Chapelle never had a meltdown and Williams was drugged ...the powers that be will always throw a truthteller down!
@@shanedavid9923 Norm 4 eva
we need Patrice right now. I miss him :(
shut up, bitch
He was a rare genius.
Patrice might be the most natural comedian ever. Him and Burr are the kind of guys who you're always laughing around. The things they say, the way they say shit. All of it.
Burr bitched out when he started to annoy Mike Tyson. He wasn’t gonna take that hit.
And now Burr is not funny. Crazy what happens.
Patrice O’Neal was a comedic genius.
Patrice a legend who was taken away from us too early. R.I.P. Patrice thank you for all the content it has helped me tremendously and helped me laugh and learn, thanks so much.
"Andy Dufresne sanding a boat"
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
I'm so glad I got to see Patrice regularly back when I was into going to comedy clubs at least once a week back in the day. To me he was one of the greats and it sucks that he didn't get recognized by an audience as large as the one he has now that he's gone while he was still alive. He was just one launch vehicle away from being up there with the top guys(earners) in the business. At the clubs you would assume he was already one by the amount of love and respect he was shown by the other comedians, most club owners and managers and the people that would come out to see him. He did things on his own terms which added to his greatness but also held him back from dominating in the mainstream. Kevin hart is the perfect example of what can happen if you have a great team around you, a strong work ethic and the willingness to play the politics of the game because he's really not anywhere near the natural talent level of a lot of guys but he's smart, is willing to play the game, etc saw an opening with the huge vacuum that Dave chapelle left in his wake when he disappeared and struck at just the right moment and now he fills arenas and makes wildly successful big budget films with actors like the rock.
My opinion is his standup wasn’t great. His banter was. That’s what he’s remembered for.
100%
@@logant44 his stand up was amazing. He was better than all those guys back then.
Kevin pulled his pants down near his ankles for that life… but quality comedy never dies. In Patrice’s case, it can sometimes last longer than the comedian himself.
Patreeky would NEVER sell out (kh) nor disrespect another BADASS (DC)like that....
Everytime Patrice speaks you can learn something. So brilliant
If you are entirely ignorant of everything and everyone that had ever existed or exists. Really amazing stuff.
Anyone notice how Opie kept trying to get Marc out of there ? Even though it was starting to get interesting he kept saying let's get Marc in tomorrow.
I would really have enjoyed hearing Patrice’s point of view on today’s climate. He was always so informed and wrapped truth in something so hilarious. RIP Patrice. You are missed. And your refreshing point of view is severely needed and missed.
Man that was one hell of a confrontation, whoa baby, serious stuff.
Marc looks like Zappa if he had faked his own death for a new ID.
Zappa and fake in the same sentence offends me 😂
Weird since he dated Moon
Marc Maron looks like Katt Williams doing white face
oh man I got into Patrice way too late.. GREAT GREAT COMIC MAN. when he talked about how a Sikh will defend someone elses shop to the death.. breaking a mop in half to tackle a robber 'UUGGHHR!!!' LMFAO!
Where did he say that? Can you share the link?
God I love that bit
Todd Barry getting a name drop...dude is underrated too
Todd Barry is funny as hell. I watch his special on Netflix all the time. Very underrated.
Todd Barry is a Dave Attell clone.
Patrice was the man. RIP, big guy.
Legendary
Patrice O'Neal on The Office was funny. Even if he was only in 3 episodes, it seemed like he was there for the entire 9 seasons.
Bet you wanna swim with this sea monster!
Dude! I never noticed it was him!! I love the office but they should have made him a more prominent character, waste of his talent.
@@EduFirenze it was known that Patrice didn’t really like acting like that, even when he was on the Chappell show. Chappell said Patrice was asked to come back for more episodes but he just didn’t care and didn’t take it seriously
.........DAMN IT MICHAEL!
Oh yeah. Hilarious
😂😂😂 "you're really a slick white guy" love Patrice
Reading this as he said it lol
He’s Jewish, not White.
@@ReggieBlinker-k9e Jewish = white 🤯
@@ReggieBlinker-k9e Jewish = white
@@ReggieBlinker-k9e lol same thing
Patrice respected Marc and that was enough for me.
exactly.
Marc was hating on Dane. Bravo to Patrice for standing up for Dane. Best comic ever. R.I.P big guy
Marc Maron looks like an unkept Ned Flanders
More like a more rugged Seth Green
@@masternoob9673 no.
@@awkwardoddysee4438 See, if you don’t agree, why can’t you just leave well enough dafuq alone?? Don’t fucking say anything. Why must the immediate response to be to tell someone that they are wrong?? To correct them?? I don’t understand that. Give me some insight, Is it some kind of superiority complex shit??
@@masternoob9673 eh, superiority complex :/
@@awkwardoddysee4438 Well thank you for your honesty at least
Patrice did end up going on Marc Marron's podcast, and it's fantastic;
A lot of what he says does end up on his last special,
_Elephant In the Room._
I saw Dane Cook around 1999 -2000 at a club in Houston. It was an AWESOME show. It wasn't joke, joke, joke. It was more like one long really interesting, funny, heart warming, intense, mind blowing story. We actually leapt to our feet to give him a standing ovation.
Right around 2003-4, I saw him put on a good show at the Improv in West Palm Beach. I had a chance to talk to him afterward and he was very personable - seemed like a regular, humble guy who was truly appreciative of his audience.
Saw him in 2008, in an arena, when he was pretty much at the peak of his fame. Unbelievable show. That guy is one of the best, idc what the haters say
I saw him around 2005-06 on comedy central when "waiting..." was on. pretty good movie
Maybe 05 or 06 seen Dane in Cincinnati this was when he was hitting at the movies and everything super cool show
0:41 The shawshank reference always gets me lmao
Patrice always worrying about other people, telling Jim to get his heart checked. RIP Mr. P
💗
Dane been saying recently he took Patrice advice and stayed true to himself
Do you know where he said that?
@@armando1is1great He said that on Bobby Kelly's podcast.
By that do you mean, stealing jokes?
I heard the side by side jokes Dane is accused of stealing. Seems like parallel thinking, not thievery.
Also, i love Louis CK, but if Dave did steal those jokes, he definitely presented them better.
Dane cook shows at the garden where really good let's not lie
I like Maron’s podcast but never found his stand up funny in the least. Same goes with Rogan
I'm in the same boat. They can carry a great conversation but really don't have killer stand up sets.
Exactly same over here
Hate the podcast because I thought it would be funny. Love the stand up lol.
@5,ooo LightYears Away For sure. Marc is a smart introvert who seems bitter about not being as successful as many of his dumber peers. Of course he's gonna hate Dane who's comedy is so simple and yet so funny to the average person b/c of his charisma. Not to mention Dane's a marketing genius.
I like Rogan's bits about athiesm and the Kardashians, but not a huge fan of 99% of his podcasts. If Neil Tyson or Elon Musk comes out then its fine but the fighters are the worst. I can only listen to so much of guys who have been hit in the head too much trading conspiracy theories.
“You’re a real slick white guy”. I’m gonna use that a lot from now on
“You really are a slick white guy”
He’s Jewish.
Dane Cook blew up too quick and the guys trying for years and not getting paid are jealous.
No dane very obviously stole jokes. Either subconsciously or consciously is the only argument.
@@JimJamJ4 i thought that unconscious theft of a joke was impossible to not know, that it was bs....then i cracked a joke to a friend, and hes like ya heard that on tv, and i straight up didnt believe him, and was ready to make fun of him, cause i was sure i made that shit up. Never felt so stupid and possibly senile when i was dead wrong. So its definitely a thing lol
@@moo-snuckle yessir I hate it, im an amateur as shit standup but I write a lot of jokes. Ill Google every single thing I write just to make sure the premise or something see if I stole anything cause I watch so much comedy im sure I stole any of the funny shit I come up with.
@@JimJamJ4 An entire hour of jokes? That's a lot of jokes. I never thought he was funny but he was pretty loose and relaxed up there...if he had jokes, he would have been great.
@@ClayLud haha fuck my dumbass had to reread your comment to get it, that was gold😂 but no I am definitely not implying dane stole an hour of jokes, just the best ones he hacked his way through. He also applies to a much younger audience, similar to tough crowd and stuff appeals to older. Not a dane hater at all, car crash jokes one of my favourites but I love Pete rose too and think he cheated, doesn't meant he wasn't one of the great but still a cheat.
That San fransisco line from Patrice.. So true lmao 😂 Haven't seen this clip in a long while, man he is missed! RIP, wish he was here in 2021 🙏💜
Patrice was a national god damn treasure
"Patrice also gives credit to Marc for being one of the-most-stolen-from
-and-influential-comedians-of-that-era along with Dave Attell, Todd Barry,
Mitch Hedberg and Colin Quinn."
@ They're all Beasts, GOATS.
"am not addicted to gamblin, am addicted to sittin ina semi circle"
“see how that bombed? you are DONE” 😂😂😂
I wish we had Patrice on a podcast every week today
3:25 - drop my name!
This is where Jimmy belongs, as a 3rd mic to react fast and drop some of the best lines out there, not as the main guy.
He played his position great back in this era.
Andy Raye yea te problem is he sucks on both the norton and Sam show and with Anthony cumia over at his network.
tokyosmash He stinks these days and you can’t deny it
jimmy's remark when patrice is talking about his package " like a neck with calcium deposits " was top-form jimmy
The Third Mic would be a great name for his new special. Totally agree by the way. He's brilliant in this position.
This is the second time I've heard this in 3 months, and it's just as great.
Patrice and Marc are hilarious together.
*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !*
_Tappin' in from South Central LA_
The Marc Maron/Patrice O'neal (RIP) interview is timeless.
Props to them for sticking up for Dane and not dogging him out like a bunch of bandwagoners.
"Like an old bible weapon"
Okay, I'm using that.
Marc has ALWAYS been salty of other comedians success, wether you like that comic or not.
Even going back to Colin Quinns old show, Marc has always been petty and passive aggressive towards other people’s success.
Dane Cook was a notorious joke thief
@@BodieB I didn’t even mention Dane. I’m talking in general, Marc has always had that attitude.
I don’t care if it’s Dane Cook or Greg Giraldo, Marc has always seethed jealously of his peers’ success
Liking someone doesn't make them creative.Dane's funny and hard working, but he's not creative.You might get salty too if the stuff you came up with and worked hard to do it, someone just swoops in and takes it and makes the millions of dollars you deserve
To be fair, almost all comics hate on others catching a big break of success whether they're open about it or not lol. I can appreciate Maron being open about it even though I'm not a fan of his, but it's always been a trope how comics are resentful and bitter whenever one of them strikes success. Dane Cook was selling out arenas and absolutely sucked, you don't think his peers during that time were shaking their heads at how that lame joke thief was doing that and they were still at Caroline's every Friday?
I miss the candidness of Patrice. I miss Giraldo for the same reason. 💔
Yeah. Patrice and Greg, I miss the shit out of them.
"drop my name" LOL
Patrice is a top 5 comedian ever and he doesn't get enough credit. That dude was the best.
Patrice had to be one of the most intelligent people to ever live. I would be willing to bet that his IQ was enormous.
Hes black tho
@@lahaine8026 holy shit you're dumb. You're no Patrice that's for sure 😂😂😂😂
One of the smartest people to ever live ..... really??
@@fomofud9479 I said what I said, and I meant it. I'm not comparing him to Einstein or anything, maybe I should have said "every day people", but your comment has failed to change my opinion.
@Bobby Care nah.
Dane Cook was a MySpace kid who hustled super hard and his comedy related to a lot of the kids during that time who just wanted to laugh and have fun.
Lolol what? MySpace kid? Lol he was on the scene WAYYYYY before MySpace. Lol he was also in his mid 30s when MySpace blew up...aka hardly a kid
You’re explaining his popularity. You said nothing about how unrelentingly unfunny he is. He was exposed after 18 yr olds with not a clue, grew up and realized what a hack he was and is
@@golfer5636well, if he’s a hack…he still garnered way more laughs, saw a lot more success, and accomplished way more than either of us. 🤷🏻♂️
"He's not deep and he's not interesting."
Hahahahahaha
the irony of this coming from Maron. His jealously is showing.
11:00 for The Opester pretending to be ‘in the know’ with the comedy world.
PO always kept it 100, and funny!
🙏R.I.P Legend
your probation officer?
Patrice's face in the picture is how he was looking at Maron
Ask any comic and Patrice was Loved and alrdy a Legend in the rooms an among damn near everyone in the comedic world.. shame he didnt blow up in his time, wasnt until a year or two after his death that ppl were and still are coming to the conclusion that he's one of Comedic Greats, just wish he could've lived to see the impact he's had on the comedy scene. So ahead of his time.
RIP Patrice... One of the Greats..
Opie: 6:13 the world's going towards the podcast...
ten years later ....
6:16 “The world is going toward the podcast”.
Big facts
Dane Cook was like the second Bush administration: Bush managed to get re-elected, but at the end NO one seems to have voted for him.
Dane sold millions of albums, did sell-out 3 showed a day at Madison Square Garden, then suddenly: NO thinks he's funny, or ever did. All those people from before must have all died in the same plane crash or something.
All those Dane Cook/Nickelback fans.
Creed too
@@Capoditutticapi1983 For sure. I legitimately was never in to Nickelback, but I'm not ashamed to say I've listened to my fair share of Creed in the day.
I wish Patrice knew that so many people loved and cherished him. He thought not many people knew him but only the people that mattered knew him. He was more than a comedian he was a prophet and one hell of a life coach. My biggest regret is never getting to meet him or see him live. One of the biggest things I took from his advice is to be righteous and be careful what you owe.
Should have loss weight
Patrice O'Neal, amazing mind
I love this. And I'm amazed. Maron is so honest as a person Patrice respects him 10 fold.
fuck maron
tgood ogedod maroon is an unfunny liberal crybaby douche....since the 80s
Maron is a lying, jealous piece of shit
@@duanemcintosh1178 maron is a moron literally
Mike K get over it. Whiny bitch.
The irony of today is in the comments of Patrice bits. So many projections and assumptions of his beliefs today, but the reality is we don’t know what he would have been doing…
that’s why he makes such amazing radio by taking unpopular stances such as publicly saying Dane is a good guy. The assumption today would easily be that Patrice woulda hated Dane, and it’s so wrong.
Marc Maron is just Woody Allen if he pursued stand-up comedy. I've never seen a Marc Maron special stand - up ever.
We lost the hero we needed ten years ago. RIP Patrice!
He'd destroy this politically correct nonsense, but talk sense into people.
Marc Maron in GLOW is amazing. I had no idea he could act.
for real, Maron is a self involved hack who holds others to some standard of self-prescribed integrity that he can't even get close to
That's just him.. no acting involved.
In season 1, when that dude smacked him to the floor though...
ao el is that you, Marc Maron?
Just like rappers comedians are innate actors... but he can only play HIMSELF .... his parts are always type casts and written for him...
all comedy once again brought to a screeching halt by the one and only Greg Opie Hughes
Hearing them talk about podcasts and social media being the new avenue for comedy is crazy to look back on
6:40 If you wanna skip the pleasantries
God man I miss Patrice so much rest in paradise my guy 😔
Normand is definitely an Attell baby to me, just everything about his whole cadence and delivery
Yeah not really though
@@TomMyersComedy pretty fuckin much. Hes admitted as such.
Aeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhh *in mark normands voice*
Come on. Its the same voice. Like 2db off
@@firghteningtruth7173having a generally dry delivery is not the same as speaking with the Attell cadence, the emphasis he puts on words is very rhythmic and completely his own. Mark would be called on it in any room if he was just imitating.
@@TomMyersComedy bro, thats why hes considered a desciple of him and not a thief. Because he made it his own. Most artists do that.
Emulate another then adapt that into their own thing
@@firghteningtruth7173 yeah good ok, read the post I replied to
never was a Maron fan until I actually saw him at The Comedy Store working out new material. Dude is effortlessly funny, so good
"So, I got the bookshelf and the chick" 🤣🤣🤣
Every era need a Patrice to say important shit as it is, in a funny way! Who is next? I can't see anyone close. Maybe Chapelle or burr but, they are from his era, we need new good blood in comedy!
Norm Macdonald
Owen Benjamin
Jarrod Carmichael
Andrew Schulz
Andrew Schulz