I never thought I could laugh this hard at a 30-minute bit of Eric Clapton explaining his lifelong dream of becoming a giant robot with a man who lives inside his ass.
@@jacobmcjunkin8242There are thousands of English accents but most of the 60s rock stars who the BBC weren't scared of interviewing were from the South London suburbs. So was H.G. Wells, a man famous for his obsession about little men controlling bigger men like rob'ts. Coincidence? Not in the slightest. Obviously the first Elton John was from Nigeria but he's the exception to the rule.
Well, you don’t need to be a crime solving robot with a miniature pilot in its derrière to keep track of this bit whereas for ratatouille you’d have to be a man wearing a hat hiding the rat controlling you to keep up with it
Clapton being in Tool is such a great bit. "I know the pieces fit bc I saw them up your ass." were some of Eric's original concepts before Maynard Keenan stepped in.
I remember, uh... during my initial jam sessions with the band... umm, they told me they had been working on this new song called "Schism" which... uh.... was based on this compound drum pattern. And, uh.... Maynard asked me to come up with some sort of, uh... looping riff in a 5/8th time signature, and I told him, uh, "No, mate. That's fucking gay." and I was fired the next morning.
@@slimybakertv this one’s funny af at times but it’s a little too much on “that’s so random” type humor. Delorean Toyota is an epic tale of man just trying to achieve the American dream.
“This was the greatest tragedy in my life. Probably the worst thing that’s ever happened to me was being rejected by Tool and having them steal my idea for this sick alien” -Eric Clapton Knowing the context of that joke, that’s so goddamn funny lol
@whatsursource In 1991, Eric Clapton's four year old son Conor fell to his death from the open bedroom window of his mother's friend's apartment on the 53rd floor of a Manhattan building. His song "Tears in Heaven" is about this.
Clapton is just about the most overrated musician there ever was. I don't know how people can listen to his guitar teacher level skill and think he's a musical genius.
My favorite Eric Clapton movie is “Knight Rider,” where David Hasselhoff lives inside the ass of a Trans Am, and controls it with a bunch of buttons and levers.
There's actually enormous nuance on display here. Consider, for instance, whether the tiny man is indeed puppeteering the large man using levers and buttons, or whether the large man has been shrunk so small as to fit inside the small man's ass, employing size 0 pvc piping to achieve his aims? This erudite discussion of Clapton's work prompts us to question our own positionality- is Eric, man who has forgotten his own accent, a genius or a consumate regard? Where is the line between them? Is there such a line? Or is it we, the audience, who are the true regards in Clapton's interviews and performances?
@@DogFoxHybrid “adams train story” was the one that recently got me. I had my whole arm in a microwave at work, cleaning, and tears were streaming down my stupid gaë face.
I remember, uh... during my early jam sessions with Tool.... umm, they said they'd been working on a new song called "Schism" which... uh.... was based on this compound drum pattern. And, uh.... Maynard asked me to come up with some sort of, uh... dark, repeating riff in 5/8th time signature. And I told him: "No, mate. That's fucking gay." and, uh, I was fired the next morning.
My wife got into every shitty thing I ever showed her, but for some reason with cumtown she just can’t get into it, but she loved nick’s special though
Pls just upload the whole episode. There’s still so many funny Clapton bits missing from this. Him being abused in the bathroom, the bastard of buildings, etc.
I was at secondary school in London in the late '70s, and let me tell you this - you remember where you were when Eric Clapton debuted *"Shrink You Down And Live Inside My Ass"* on Top Of The Pops. From that moment on it was like, musically, you were either a Rolling Stones kid or you were into living inside asses and controlling them like a gundam. Not to be confused with a gungan.
Yup just me at IKEA with my kid, whipping out my phone to take a picture of a SKU when this video starts playing at max volume and I can’t turn it off because my phone battery is low and it’s lagging
the best part of this bit is checking the time and realizing there’s still 17 minutes left
Hi, my name is Eric Clapton and im gay
LMAO
Great to see another AFX fan in the wild
@@tedgallegos6512 hell yeah brother im gay
Hell yeah dude
Imagine trying to explain this bit to another human being
"we're upping your prescription"
@@BIacklce Don’t worry I’m on Kratom and blue chew
I’ve tried tears of laughter just streaming down my face, didn’t work out
You have to get a robot with a man living in his ass to explain it to them.
You’re never to acknowledge the existence of this thing of ours 🤌🏻
“The most interesting thing to me lyrically… is exploring the same theme over and over again”
Stav says Cocaine and then does the Layla riff lol
Excellent noir taste, also I'm gay
Lmaoo i thought i was the only one
yup. entirely true man
"Duane Allman wrote that riff too, not Clapton."- Adam
Lol. Another brilliant moment from the crowd work Tiktok king
Nick is the only person I know of who can make the same joke 25 times in a row and it’s funny every time.
I never thought I could laugh this hard at a 30-minute bit of Eric Clapton explaining his lifelong dream of becoming a giant robot with a man who lives inside his ass.
Jazz
Thats my best friend right there
Check out Stewart Lee
"The most interesting thing to me, lyrically, is to explore the same theme over and over again."
The greatest part is they say they don’t know what his speaking voice sounds like but it’s a near perfect impression 😂
Pretty much every English rock star from the 70s sounds like this.
@@drrockkso8882 there’s a variety of English accents but yeah most of them sound like that
they're just doing Adam's dad
@@jacobmcjunkin8242There are thousands of English accents but most of the 60s rock stars who the BBC weren't scared of interviewing were from the South London suburbs. So was H.G. Wells, a man famous for his obsession about little men controlling bigger men like rob'ts. Coincidence? Not in the slightest. Obviously the first Elton John was from Nigeria but he's the exception to the rule.
"you dont need to be a giant crime solving robot to figure that one out" has me in tears oh my fucking god
It's amazing how Stav can keep track of this entire bit but then he'll turn around and ask how Ratatouille worked if he was just a mouse
Well, you don’t need to be a crime solving robot with a miniature pilot in its derrière to keep track of this bit whereas for ratatouille you’d have to be a man wearing a hat hiding the rat controlling you to keep up with it
Well actually ratatouille was my idea
@@notlengthy Instead of Patton Oswalt, it was originally Elton who was, again, supposed to crawl inside my ass and control me with a bunch of levers
@@notlengthy I pitched to Paramount Pictures in 1983.
@@DoodooSwaggyI pitched a Paramount tent in my pants.
“the southwestern crazy cowboy tortilla soup”
This is my favorite part
naturally the dinner of choice of paul mccartney
I love how Stav says he loved “Cocaine”, whilst singing the riff from Leila. Never change, Stavros.
Maybe perhaps if you want to use this joke setup to demonstrate your knowledge of Eric Clapton’s actual portfolio…
@isosceleskramer9565 Eric Clapton's portfolio is being a racist brit that no one gives a fuck about
Layla*
Lmfao
@@crimsonhawk4912 you did stavs bit.
"Alien dying from too much meditation... and tool stole that..." got me lol
Followed by the thought of Eric Clapton being rejected by Tool and saying “… this is the worst thing that has happened in my life…”
@@einnaoeilifu2648Yeah, I mean, nothing else really rings a bell.....
eric clapton would never let a bag of cocaine fall out his window
Neither would Nick Mullen
You know why? Because...
🗣It don't fly. It don't fly. It don't fly.
Propane.
haha best comment
that was fucking funny
He wasn’t even there. The kid was with his grandma at her friends house on the 53rd floor. He showed up shortly after it happened to pick him up.
“I would be a gundam and you would just live in my ass” almost made me shit my pants in public 🤣
If you shit your pants in public that would be pretty retarded I think
that is one of the funniest lines of the 21st century
lolll amazing comment
Chrons disease ?
@@vinchenzo2502 this niggas got chrons disease
"Well no, it's called A Scanner Darkly."
I'm fucking dying.
I love when he calls out adam for just trying to show off his knowledge of Clapton trivia
Clapton being in Tool is such a great bit. "I know the pieces fit bc I saw them up your ass." were some of Eric's original concepts before Maynard Keenan stepped in.
I know that I'm not gay because I had sex with James Bond.
Clapton has no idea what dropped D tuning is because BB King never used it
I remember, uh... during my initial jam sessions with the band... umm, they told me they had been working on this new song called "Schism" which... uh.... was based on this compound drum pattern. And, uh.... Maynard asked me to come up with some sort of, uh... looping riff in a 5/8th time signature, and I told him, uh, "No, mate. That's fucking gay." and I was fired the next morning.
I know the penis fits
@@drrockkso8882The Fettucini sequence!
This is the best fugue state in the history of cumtown
I think Delorean Toyota is best (most gay)
@@foxysideburns5741
Delorean Toyota beats this by a very slim margin
@@slimybakertv this one’s funny af at times but it’s a little too much on “that’s so random” type humor. Delorean Toyota is an epic tale of man just trying to achieve the American dream.
Gay Actor Michael Douglas is my top pick
I prefer Mr. Feeny/Ben Shapiro but only by a little.
“I think that’s just a coincidence” may be the funniest line I’ve ever heard in my life 😂
11:42 Stav might agree.
lol man awesome comment
“This was the greatest tragedy in my life. Probably the worst thing that’s ever happened to me was being rejected by Tool and having them steal my idea for this sick alien” -Eric Clapton
Knowing the context of that joke, that’s so goddamn funny lol
Elaborate
@@whatsursourceHis son fell out a window and died
@whatsursource In 1991, Eric Clapton's four year old son Conor fell to his death from the open bedroom window of his mother's friend's apartment on the 53rd floor of a Manhattan building. His song "Tears in Heaven" is about this.
Rosetta stoned
And nothing else really rings a bell 😂
I can’t finish a 4 minute Clapton song without putting this on as the interlude.
Bro me too
Also I’m gay
Clapton is just about the most overrated musician there ever was. I don't know how people can listen to his guitar teacher level skill and think he's a musical genius.
They keep trying to end the interview but he just keeps going 😂😂😂😂
They fail to appreciate his genius.
"you don't need to be a giant crime solving robot with a man in his ass controlling him with wires and levers ..."
"This is when he was pretending to be straight."
"This was when he was pretending to be a kitten"
Hands down favorite part of the bit
“straight then cat then gay” for some reason just gets me
I love stav being so dumb, he says he loves the song Cocaine to immediately start doing the riff to Layla.
Probably the worst thing that's ever happened to me was being rejected by Tool and then having them steal my idea about the sick alien.
No JR or JRE bit could never. Ever. Touch this.
Because he's not a comedian.
2:18 dude he really does the same speech mannerisms. Best Clapton impression ive heard. Might be the only Clapton impression ive heard
Stav's constant attempts to end the bit and Nick just keeps ploughing through.
"wow, thank you eric"
“it was a dream I had after eating a lot of bananas”
"you'd have to control me with wires and buttons" i think i might have permanently damaged an organ after hearing that
My favorite little tidbit is how this is all so Eric can work his way up to Joe Rogan, implying he's not famous enough to be on the show outright
Jesus that's so funny
This needs to be preserved in amber
Frost
its wild how many times i can listen to this
one of my favorite clips. this, gay christopher walken, and gay liberty mutual. i am extremely gay
Mr Feeny Ben Shapiro
Amazing they created this bit really close to the breakup. A true Fleetwood Mac producing Rumors type vibe
This & Oakland Andrew Yang are the two late era masterpieces imo
@ “it’s like eBay for pussy” 😂
@@StudioScarecrow “yeah it’s like eBay for p***y” - The Rice President
My favorite Eric Clapton movie is “Knight Rider,” where David Hasselhoff lives inside the ass of a Trans Am, and controls it with a bunch of buttons and levers.
“Mr. Hasselhof, how about you get in my driver’s seat and control me with pulleys and levers, will you?”
love to see eric’s sense of humor is just as good as his sense of music
not enough racism for me to believe this is clapton
Needs more Enoch Powell references, you’re right
the first Cumtown bit to actually be insufficiently racist
It’s insane how good this one is nick really knocked it out of the park, I’m gay.
Really threw it right out the window 👶
Are you gay actor Michael Douglas
i concur. totally, totally true
Indubitably good sir
He stole my idea
Eric Clapton on coming up with the idea of Ferrari: imagine making a car so fast it's gay 😂☠️
I’ve watched this at least 100 times
8:20-8:55 is one of my favorite moments in Cum Town history
He roasted tf out of them in character 😂
The comedy formula is so simplistic...yet they squeeze 20 minutes out of it.
There's actually enormous nuance on display here. Consider, for instance, whether the tiny man is indeed puppeteering the large man using levers and buttons, or whether the large man has been shrunk so small as to fit inside the small man's ass, employing size 0 pvc piping to achieve his aims?
This erudite discussion of Clapton's work prompts us to question our own positionality- is Eric, man who has forgotten his own accent, a genius or a consumate regard? Where is the line between them? Is there such a line? Or is it we, the audience, who are the true regards in Clapton's interviews and performances?
i listened to this half asleep and all i absorbed were several instances of eric clapton as a robot and asshole control
"sick from doing too much meditation" lmfao
This shit lives rent free in my head, today at work I just started laughing like a gay schizophrenic gundam and my colleagues looked at me funny.
This and the Ben Shapiro boy meets world bits are my favorite
Ben Shapiro and mr feeny’s feet is my favorite bit of all time. This is def number 2. That mr feeny Ben Shapiro bit is legendary
@@jacobstrine4432the roller backpack part of it kills me every time without fail
I nearly threw up from laughing so hard
I remember crying from laughter the first time I heard this one.
@@DogFoxHybrid “adams train story” was the one that recently got me. I had my whole arm in a microwave at work, cleaning, and tears were streaming down my stupid gaë face.
@@paulcarmi8130 "EVERYBODY GET YOUR PHONES YOU ABOUT TO SEE A HATE CRIME"
@@thel33tpenguinftw40 that’s what did it!!!! A black lady saying that, just the image of that, absolutely incredible
And then Tool stole that too
I like how they have an almost 30 min bit on Eric Clapton
I was a huge Clapton fan from 8th grade when Unplugged came out until just a few years ago. He’s a total wanker…
They need to bring him back
Yeah it was a great interview with a music legend!
it's an impression solo.
@@grayson0916Robot legend.
I listen to this when I'm sad
i listen to it when im gay
I listen to this when I’m sad and gay.
Thank you. As a 53 year old trans-siberian man.
Nick, you are a fucking genius. The gay Ezra Pound of comedy.
"The original IHOP in Columbus Ohio" amazing.
I watched this last year and it's only now that I realize the guy speaking with an accent isn't Eric Clapton.
I love how they started giving nick outs and ways to end the bit 8 minutes in and it lasts 20 more minutes.
This bit has brought me to tears multiple times.
The most unbelievable part of Nick’s character is that it’s not racist AND it’s Eric Clapton
I remember, uh... during my early jam sessions with Tool.... umm, they said they'd been working on a new song called "Schism" which... uh.... was based on this compound drum pattern. And, uh.... Maynard asked me to come up with some sort of, uh... dark, repeating riff in 5/8th time signature. And I told him: "No, mate. That's fucking gay." and, uh, I was fired the next morning.
To this day i randomly quote "and they stole my idea"
I’ve seen this like 10 times and it makes me laugh every time
We didn't even know what we had until it was gone.
So true.
Also, we're gay.
Nick's British accent is actually really fucking accurate sometimes. "Africurr"
That face on the thumbnail is so fucking funny , bustin
this whole bit, among other things, made me realize what a hilarious name "clapton" is, actually
Eric Cumton
Eric Claptons of ass
That first minute is the best thing that ever happened on podcasts
The Southwestern Crazy Cowboy Tortilla soup. 😂
Imagine showing this to a woman in the "getting to know you" phase...
My wife got into every shitty thing I ever showed her, but for some reason with cumtown she just can’t get into it, but she loved nick’s special though
Showing it to a what?
Its how I knew my wife was the one
@@jessew7565the gay one?
Tragically, if she enjoys it, it means she’s as gay as you are and you can never be together
1:57 for lyrical brilliance
Listened to this bit multiple times and just caught where he riffs on Adam for the Derek and the Dominos comment 😂
A shame this wasn't included as a sample of earth culture on the Voyager probe.
You love guys
You love guys
You love guuuuys
You're gay
*Cocaine riff*
Hey I'm listening to this on March 30th, Happy Birthday Eric Clapton.
He´s somewhere between 50 and 90 today. What a milestone.
Happy 50th and/or 90th birthday, Eric.
I wish the tool clapton event was real
Tool with Special Guest Eric Clapton or TOOL Feat Eric Clapton or ClapTool
I remember hearing this the day it came out and knowing it would go down as one of the greats
Calm down adam
Yeah! Calm down "Adam"!!!
damn that’s so cool dude, thanks for the insight
you could pick any sentence in this video and put it in the ''thats never been said before'' category
the Italian/ferrari part is so funny on it's own, but really incredible after getting 23 minutes in to a bit
What if a car went so fast
Pls just upload the whole episode. There’s still so many funny Clapton bits missing from this. Him being abused in the bathroom, the bastard of buildings, etc.
What episode is this one? I'm watching most of the early ones for the first time.
@@R.J.MacReady1982pretty sure this is during the cabin episodes
this is probably my favorite cumtown bit, what a classic
also you're gay
I'm gay too
I have listened to this… Alota times
It was the terminator 2 that got me. Was internally giggling the whole time then T2 made me bust out Hahah
If someone told me that was actually Clapton talking, I´d believe it.
cany believe eric clapton came on this podcast
This video won’t stop playing at random when I let TH-cam run
LOL same. I've randomly re-watched it so many times that TH-cam has made it a part of all my content recommendation algorithms.
yo that's CRAZY dawg
I love how this showed up on my TH-cam music app
Pilot the Eric, Shinji, or Rei will have to do it.
"What if a car went so fast..."
"That it was gay?"
I come back to this anytime I need a hearty laugh.
I was at secondary school in London in the late '70s, and let me tell you this - you remember where you were when Eric Clapton debuted *"Shrink You Down And Live Inside My Ass"* on Top Of The Pops.
From that moment on it was like, musically, you were either a Rolling Stones kid or you were into living inside asses and controlling them like a gundam. Not to be confused with a gungan.
The first minute of this made laugh like an idiot in public
Her: I wonder if he's thinking about me right now...
Him:
He should sit down with Gay actor Michael Douglas. They could really share notes
He's apart of the cracker race
1:57 - 2:02 would make a good ring tone
At 8:18 having Nick call them out for this is so funny.
I hate myself for having missed this one.
I cannot believe stav tried to rap this up like 9 minutes in. He almost killed this masterpiece
One of the funniest clips on TH-cam period
“… because this was the greatest tragedy in my life.” That is so fucking funny!
How does Nick Mullen possibly know about the yardbirds?
This is the Goldberg Variations of comedy.
no it's called "A Scanner Darkly"
Yup just me at IKEA with my kid, whipping out my phone to take a picture of a SKU when this video starts playing at max volume and I can’t turn it off because my phone battery is low and it’s lagging
Don’t lie, you’re gay. You don’t have a kid
I love when Nick goes full Comedy Bang Bang