On the other hand, you got people like Christopher Lee, who despite being a great actor was much more fascinating and cool as a person: - Fought the Nazis in WWII in British special forces - Cousin of Ian Fleming and partial inspiration for the character of James Bond - Collector of special forces insignia from all over the world - Accomplished swordsman, credited with the most on-screen swordfights of any actor - Featured in over 300 films - Good friends with Peter Cushing, Tim Burton, Johnny Depp and Peter Jackson - Met J.R.R. Tolkien and, ironically, got his personal permission to play... Gandalf - Briefly dabbled in singing opera, recorded metal albums well into his 80's
@@anarchorepublican5954The former is indeed one of his more awesome exploits, the latter is an urban myth that Sir Lee denounced himself in an adress to the University College Dublin. The clip of him doing so is, I believe, still on TH-cam
@@janberkemeier7406 ...funny ...how the mind works (or doesn't)...I thought he had acknowledged his Library in the clip...and its quite the opposite ...thanks for the correction...
don't deny my righteousness truth - Macho Man Randy Savage, was fake as fuck. His fake deep voice use to give him away when his acting voice broke and you heard the real Macho Man. Good character though!
Lol, our PM doesn't run the country, he's just the leader of the members of parliament, or as I call them "my employees". We don't look at our parliament as our leaders like Americans do with the Executive branch.
What was the movie you were talking about? Since the movie where he portrayed Kaufman, I have started to see some irreparable changes in him. It makes me kind of sad seeing him now, it has the classic sad clown story written all over his face. So sorry for him, I grew up with his movies and he was my favorite. Hopefully, he won't get any worse (he exudes those Robin William's kind of vibes, and this scares me a lot).
@@84Elenai you're ridiculous nothing about Jim Carrey is Robin Williams is a prolific actor who's in the last 30 years and he a died from a rare disease not depression and Jim Carrey was just stop doing cocaine
@@leeroberts4850 I didn't mean to compare them as actors, nor was I comparing their body of work (or "icon" status). You sound upset. If I said something upsetting, I apologize. What I meant is that they both have the sad clown story and appearance, which includes addiction, depression and overall human emotional struggle, and this makes me sad if I think about how much they helped me overcome bad times through their comedy and talent. But you are right, Robin died for different reasons. Nonetheless, in his last few years, when he was invited to talk shows, etc., I could always spot in his eyes and facial expressions a dark shadow, the tension and sadness of a funny life that feels like it's already gone. I see the same on Jim's face and I feel that. Sorry but English is not my first language, hopefully my comments are still understandable and clear. Take care :)
Speaking of Dice using Dice in his act and since it went so well he just ran with it, the same exact thing happened to PeeWee Herman. Paul had several characters he did when he was doing the clubs and for some reason PeeWee just took off and he went with it and never looked back.
I played the part of the bad boy in high school that always got in trouble, did drugs, and put work on the back burner for parties. Girls loved it. I continued playing the part and it worked very nicely up until the begining of Senior year college when everyone started graduating and getting jobs and getting married.
Daniel McCoy clearly you didn’t party and do drugs hard enough my man... bet you’re one of those noobs that sits in the corner with a mate and leaves just after midnight
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I saw Andrew Dice Clay at the Celebrity theater in Phoenix in 93. It was an epic show. Some chick wore a t-shirt in the front row that said "treat me like the pig I am". He did not disappoint.
Read about Val Kilmer playing Jim Morrison in The Doors movie. They told him he had to be ready in a couple of months and he said "No, give me a year" In that year he moved to Venice beach, got the apartment NEXT to Jim Morrisons old apartment, stayed in leather pants 24/7, and the best part.... when people came up to him to talk to him he would deny his real identity. Fan: Hey Val!! Val: Who? Im Jim. this guy lived exactly like him for a whole year. Even members from the doors on set felt like they were watching Jim Morrison live again! Really amazing, but after the movie he developed some not so good habits and he said it really changed his life. Pretty Interesting.
I've read similar things regarding Pacino on the set of Scarface. It was said that he and the actor who played Manolo stayed in character even when the cameras weren't rolling, one guy on set said he literally NEVER heard Pacino speak as himself, he was constantly Tony. Pacino himself said that after the film wrapped he would find himself thinking the way Tony would think; it was difficult fro him to get out of the character.
I like The Doors film. I know it’s not accurate but I don’t care since it’s one of Oliver Stones most experimental films and that makes it interesting.
@@shelbybrown8312 Yeah... no. All method acting is pretentious as fuck. A good actor acts. If you have to actually become the person you're supposed to pretend to be, you aren't really much of an actor then are you?
That’s interesting about the comedians style changing over the years. I’ve been around romance authors for nearly 30 years and a lot of them have said that their writing has changed because of their age and the way they view things now versus when they were young.
Anthony Jeselnik on the Joe Rogan podcast... ABOUT FUCKING TIME!!!!! Wel done Joe, about time. AJ is (*imo) the best stand-up comedian I've seen in years and years.
I tuned in for the Dice but got the best Bobcat story I've ever heard! I love the tension in a room that you can't cut with a chainsaw. Thank you Anthony!
I think a lot of wrestlers end up adopting their stage persona as their permanent personality. If you think about it, it makes sense. An actor plays different roles throughout their career. But a wrestler only has one persona, and fans permanently identify them as that person.
Fun fact: Ric Flair was stolen as a baby. 100% true. He was one of the many children stolen from their homes by the psychopath who 'invented' adoption by selling poor babies to rich couples.
Gilbert Gottfried was a cast member on Saturday Night Live pre-gimmick....though I'm pretty sure that season is banned from reruns, so not many people have seen him on the show.
I want Larry the Cable guy to do jokes like: "You know when the driver talks too much an' you gotta roll up that divider window on yer lim-o-usine ?? 🤠"
And just gave away billions to try to get more votes... "you get a car and you get a car... now vote for me." it kicks in 3 months before the election. lol.
Bullshit, is his character in the shining anything like him in Chinatown? How about Cuckoo's Nest and about Schmidt? Or batman and as good as it gets? Or a few good men and easy Rider. Or the departed and the last detail? Now, of course a lot of his commercially successful roles were intense charismatic crazy guys, and he is an intense charismatic crazy guy, but even then they're not all the same. Like, there are a lot of nuances and subtle differences between jack Torrance and Randall MacMurphy.
@@paymentmethods7099 i mean wasnt it literally just a single joke about the intensity fo the name 'death squad' on bobby lees episode of his podcast? That's hardly worth never being on the show imo.
I always wondered if that happened with Robin Williams. If it was a character or if he was really 1000MPH and seemingly ready to fly out of contol all the time. Because PUBLICLY he was 1000MPH all the time.
People assume many characters during life, especially if they have multiple jobs that they perform. The 'main character' that people perform as is themselves, though that is a bit of a nuanced personality as people do not possess a definitive 'character'. For example I can not say precisely 'Who I Am'. I know how I act in front of other people, and present myself differently depending on the situation. At work I am a fairly jovial fellow, cracking jokes, bantering with my coworkers, all in an effort to create a enjoyable environment. I am basically playing in a way to make the day more fun. Yet when I am by myself, I become more introverted, meditative, contemplating a wide array of subjects and topics. One of my favorite pastimes is to study words, specifically the semantics of them, their origin, and speculating on how to united the original meanings of words, with the modern usage. I also like to visualize examples where the words can be used to describe the world. Though I guess the primary goal of the activity is philosophical as well as theological. So in a way I feel like the wise man playing the fool at times, or perhaps the other way around, and for some reason I find such a dichotomy to be hilarious. Cause I know that I am different then what I portray to people...Kind of how you act differently when dealing with children.
"I never got Doonesbury." Modern "comedians," ladies and gentlemen! And it's true: Hunter S. Thompson did NOTHING to encourage the image of a gun-firing maniac...
My mother met Andrew Dice Clay in the lobby of a hotel (in Manhattan) once as she was checking out and he was apparently checking in. It was right after he'd been kicked off of Celebrity Apprentice, and she commented something to him about having been following the show. And he politely chit-chatted with her about it for a few minutes. Didn't seem at all annoyed at being recognized and approached by some random woman in her 60s (at the time). If he was annoyed at anything it was the fact that he'd been eliminated from the show and he seemed to kind of appreciate the chance to vent about it a little bit to a complete stranger.
There's Gilbert of course (I don't even need to say the last name, that's how all consuming the character is). Paul Reubens got very locked in to a single character but to his credit he didn't actually become that character ever.
@@vinny5638 when I was 30 I had a girlfriend who was 20 and I felt like a borderline creep even though I look young for my age..... Dane Cook is a weirdo
That construction is often an awkward correction resulting from a thought or memory that arises after the beginning of your sentence has already escaped.
Joe hit the “wow” so hard that Owen Wilson’s spine tingled
LMAOO
Joe did mushrooms a couple of times, started playing an enlightened radio host character. Been stuck that way ever since.
grasseyeball lmfaoooo
You mean dmt..
We’re all playing a character at the end of the day.
Well I guess you never did mushrooms
Chew are bad influencing the ppl
Chyo hro ghan
Larry The Cable Guy is the greatest example of a guy defined by a single character to the point that he is that character
At least he puts himself out there. Guys like Anthony just act arrogant and smug and think we're all supposed to bow to his lame, hipster comedy
@@jjgreen5206 lol jessilnick thinks Amy schumer is funny 🤣🤣 enough said
@@Homelesshater
Poor bastard.
Incorrect he is only that character in public
@@Homelesshater he thought her stolen material was funny and so did a lot of people initially
On the other hand, you got people like Christopher Lee, who despite being a great actor was much more fascinating and cool as a person:
- Fought the Nazis in WWII in British special forces
- Cousin of Ian Fleming and partial inspiration for the character of James Bond
- Collector of special forces insignia from all over the world
- Accomplished swordsman, credited with the most on-screen swordfights of any actor
- Featured in over 300 films
- Good friends with Peter Cushing, Tim Burton, Johnny Depp and Peter Jackson
- Met J.R.R. Tolkien and, ironically, got his personal permission to play... Gandalf
- Briefly dabbled in singing opera, recorded metal albums well into his 80's
He's also fluent in German and French.
...you forgot octagenarian Heavy Metal Rock Star...and the largest private library of rare volumes of Occult Magic and Dark Arts in Christendom...
@@anarchorepublican5954The former is indeed one of his more awesome exploits, the latter is an urban myth that Sir Lee denounced himself in an adress to the University College Dublin. The clip of him doing so is, I believe, still on TH-cam
@@janberkemeier7406 ...funny ...how the mind works (or doesn't)...I thought he had acknowledged his Library in the clip...and its quite the opposite ...thanks for the correction...
can't believe you left out him defeating the Chosen One Anakin Skywalker their first duel
Macho Man Randy Savage. He was always the Macho Man and that was okay with me. Oh yeah
@Y Marina especially for his love for Miss.Elizabeth :(
Cocaine's a hell of a drug
OOOOOOH YEAAAAH HE WAS THE CREAM OF THE CROP
DIG IT!! OH YEAAAH!!
don't deny my righteousness truth - Macho Man Randy Savage, was fake as fuck. His fake deep voice use to give him away when his acting voice broke and you heard the real Macho Man.
Good character though!
I'm just a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude!
Aslan cmon man we’re supposed to be a unit!
never go full dude
I'm. Dude, he's a dude, she's a dude. Cuz were all dudes hey
Hey....I'm that dude!
Lemme fish a crawdad outta one of them paddies!! a-HA!! CRAB APPLES FOR DESSERT YALL!
Jeselnik looks like he's been on a strict diet of Jack Daniels and pizza pockets
::car crash sound::
That sounds amazing...
I think he can do better than that with his wallet
@Harrison Klebold I'm sure you thought that was hilarious as you typed it. Didn't even get a single "lol" 😆
He looks like he probably owns stock in both, while YOU consume both.
Jeselnik looks like he's impersonating Ben Affleck
Hes aging.. pretty fast
Carmelo Angel it’s called alcoholism
Anthony "Ben Affleck" Jeselnik
😂
He also looks like Dane Cook
Justin "the guy who runs Canada" Trudeau
not for much longer
Its Gary
Justin "The guy who RUINED Canada " Trudeau... there, fixed it.
Justin the guy that drank all the jizz in Canada true dough.
Lol, our PM doesn't run the country, he's just the leader of the members of parliament, or as I call them "my employees". We don't look at our parliament as our leaders like Americans do with the Executive branch.
Jim Carey played himself for years then decided to play a responsible adult in a single movie, he was never the same again.
What was the movie you were talking about? Since the movie where he portrayed Kaufman, I have started to see some irreparable changes in him. It makes me kind of sad seeing him now, it has the classic sad clown story written all over his face. So sorry for him, I grew up with his movies and he was my favorite. Hopefully, he won't get any worse (he exudes those Robin William's kind of vibes, and this scares me a lot).
Jim Carrey is national treasure
@@84Elenai you're ridiculous nothing about Jim Carrey is Robin Williams is a prolific actor who's in the last 30 years and he a died from a rare disease not depression and Jim Carrey was just stop doing cocaine
It was hands down the Kaufman role that messed him up.. he’s literally never been the same after that
@@leeroberts4850 I didn't mean to compare them as actors, nor was I comparing their body of work (or "icon" status). You sound upset. If I said something upsetting, I apologize.
What I meant is that they both have the sad clown story and appearance, which includes addiction, depression and overall human emotional struggle, and this makes me sad if I think about how much they helped me overcome bad times through their comedy and talent.
But you are right, Robin died for different reasons. Nonetheless, in his last few years, when he was invited to talk shows, etc., I could always spot in his eyes and facial expressions a dark shadow, the tension and sadness of a funny life that feels like it's already gone. I see the same on Jim's face and I feel that.
Sorry but English is not my first language, hopefully my comments are still understandable and clear.
Take care :)
“who’s the guy who runs Canada”
deaglez2970 Drake
Trick question...it's not a guy and "he" doesn't run shit
Pierre Trudeau, Justin Trudeau, one of those guys.
Garry Trudeau is related to Justin Trudeau.
Kawhi Leonard
Larry the Cable Guy. Made a lot of money being Larry.
@ Hes selling out arenas still bud.
@@Jiff321 bud pal chief kid
@@rokuthedog yeah
@@rokuthedog sport fella ace
@ weird emphasis
Rogan doing his Emo Phillips impression will never not make me cackle.
JUST CALL ME MR. BUTTER. FINGERS.
*“At least you learned to sit in the back”* might be the biggest atom bomb roast I’ve ever heard a comedian drop on an audience member.
For real dude. I wouldn't have been able to stay quiet if I was in that audience lmfao. I'd have lost it
Kota absolutely 😂
It reminds me of the Louis CK “Parkland joke” on his leaked content. The crowd completely lost it but the media was all over him.
@@justinmohr6585 jesus. I am just awed. And disgusted too. I guess that was the intended effect.
@@justinmohr6585 That's low-brow and not at all clever. Most stand-up fans could come up with a better rebuttal.
“I never met kinneson, but I never met Dice”
Day the laughter died is fucking phenomenal. The fact it was all impromptu makes it even more incredible.
i love tom waits. extremely gifted cat. created his own persona. and never looked back.
Bars 🔥
Joe's OH! at 3:28 its spot on, one of the best i've heard.
Speaking of Dice using Dice in his act and since it went so well he just ran with it, the same exact thing happened to PeeWee Herman. Paul had several characters he did when he was doing the clubs and for some reason PeeWee just took off and he went with it and never looked back.
Same thing with Jim Varney's Ernest character.
1:17 best Owen Wilson impression
lmao
I played the part of the bad boy in high school that always got in trouble, did drugs, and put work on the back burner for parties. Girls loved it.
I continued playing the part and it worked very nicely up until the begining of Senior year college when everyone started graduating and getting jobs and getting married.
FTN PPG oof
@Daniel McCoy We found a real bad boy here!
Daniel McCoy clearly you didn’t party and do drugs hard enough my man... bet you’re one of those noobs that sits in the corner with a mate and leaves just after midnight
You're sooo bad
At some point life catches up to you
The Day The Laughter Dies IS one of the best comedy albums ever.
Damn right it is. And I didn't think I could like Jeselnik any more than I already do.
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That Bobcat story is gold.... XD
Did you see his Netflix special “You Don’t Look the Same Either”?
That was gold!
@@dr.floridamanphd I'm going to have to watch that
I saw Andrew Dice Clay at the Celebrity theater in Phoenix in 93. It was an epic show. Some chick wore a t-shirt in the front row that said "treat me like the pig I am". He did not disappoint.
Ahhhhhh damn 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
what did he do/say to her i kinda wanna know
Read about Val Kilmer playing Jim Morrison in The Doors movie.
They told him he had to be ready in a couple of months and he said "No, give me a year"
In that year he moved to Venice beach, got the apartment NEXT to Jim Morrisons old apartment, stayed in leather pants 24/7, and the best part.... when people came up to him to talk to him he would deny his real identity.
Fan: Hey Val!! Val: Who? Im Jim.
this guy lived exactly like him for a whole year. Even members from the doors on set felt like they were watching Jim Morrison live again! Really amazing, but after the movie he developed some not so good habits and he said it really changed his life. Pretty Interesting.
Yeah Val Kilmer cameras pretty great
But when Jim Carrey did it it was awful just pretentious and awful
That movie was dog shit. This is coming from a huge doors fan
I've read similar things regarding Pacino on the set of Scarface. It was said that he and the actor who played Manolo stayed in character even when the cameras weren't rolling, one guy on set said he literally NEVER heard Pacino speak as himself, he was constantly Tony. Pacino himself said that after the film wrapped he would find himself thinking the way Tony would think; it was difficult fro him to get out of the character.
I like The Doors film. I know it’s not accurate but I don’t care since it’s one of Oliver Stones most experimental films and that makes it interesting.
@@shelbybrown8312 Yeah... no. All method acting is pretentious as fuck. A good actor acts. If you have to actually become the person you're supposed to pretend to be, you aren't really much of an actor then are you?
Pauley Shore is another college kid persona that didn't age well.
Lol, I clicked on this video thinking Pauley Shore
Not cool dude
you didn't age well
@@area51r ba dum dum 🥁
@@bebeezra you're the ba dum dum
That’s interesting about the comedians style changing over the years. I’ve been around romance authors for nearly 30 years and a lot of them have said that their writing has changed because of their age and the way they view things now versus when they were young.
Rodney Dangerfield also took on this trait. Its hard to find any footage of him not in character.
Oh yeah! Get Gilbert Godfried on the show. His normal self is so normal.
well he probably was just very much himself xd
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@@jokarpinski22 yeah watch somethings burning Godfrey is the same person just old as dirt now
Good to have Ben Aflec on. I hope we check out his batmobile.
I was thinking he looked and acted more like either ryan reynolds or dane cook
Anthony Jeselnik on the Joe Rogan podcast... ABOUT FUCKING TIME!!!!!
Wel done Joe, about time. AJ is (*imo) the best stand-up comedian I've seen in years and years.
"it's the same exact thing but slightly different" Joe was the kid that told his dad he got straight A's except for one B and two C's.
😂😂😂😂
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I read ur name Mohammed Ahmed
@@JeffWarren47 my opinion is any comedian posting links in TH-cam comments is a hack
I tuned in for the Dice but got the best Bobcat story I've ever heard! I love the tension in a room that you can't cut with a chainsaw. Thank you Anthony!
Ric Flair's another one WOOOO!
Just saw him in a rap video completely out of his mind
I think a lot of wrestlers end up adopting their stage persona as their permanent personality. If you think about it, it makes sense. An actor plays different roles throughout their career. But a wrestler only has one persona, and fans permanently identify them as that person.
Fun fact: Ric Flair was stolen as a baby.
100% true. He was one of the many children stolen from their homes by the psychopath who 'invented' adoption by selling poor babies to rich couples.
No character involved with Naitch lol that's just Ric dude.
That wasn't a character 😂 that was ric flair
Hunter S Thompson was always drinking and shooting guns 😂
Damn! I'm from aurora, co. And if I was in that audience, my laugh would be echoing through that silent room!!
Gilbert Gotfried did the best Dice impression.
Joe's Emo Phillips imitation is actually really good!
Them bringing up Emo Phillips made my year
I saw Emo open for Weird Al a couple years ago. He’s great. Not weird at all.
HST was the best. A real genius. His writing was incredible. No one before or since has used words like that.
Sometimes it is better to stay in character.
I'm looking at you, Kramer!
Heard Gilbert's real voice not long ago and it was unsettling
Same
On that one "I'm not norm" video?
Gilbert Gottfried was a cast member on Saturday Night Live pre-gimmick....though I'm pretty sure that season is banned from reruns, so not many people have seen him on the show.
You mean that annoying, grating voice is a gimmick?
I never knew that
hmm i wonder what bobcat goldthwait sounds when he is not in character. or, Teller from Penn and Teller.
Joe "Exactly the same but different" Rogan
That Bobcat story at the end was deadly.
Pretty sure Anthony was asking himself what the hell he'd done wrong to have to discuss Doonesbury for an extended period of time
Right this is so bad😂😂😂
Honestly that Boulder joke is fucking solid
Usually the best jokes just fly out the brain
The only talk show, where the host talks more than the guest.
Well it’s JRE...
Depends one what clip you watch dumbass also watch any clip of jimmy fallon
Not a talk show. It's his podcast. The name of it says it all
@@timothydougherty2322 yet another insecure wise crack 😭
considering it’s the joe rogan experience podcast, and not a talk show. your iq is showing
I want Larry the Cable guy to do jokes like:
"You know when the driver talks too much an' you gotta roll up that divider window on yer lim-o-usine ?? 🤠"
Me too
Jason Sudekis is Anthony's alter ego?
Jeselnik is the best stand up comedian I've ever seen.
Lmao! Damn I spit my coffee out when Joe did his cigarette impression
Joe says the Doonesbury comic is what drove HS Thompson crazy. Yeah, THAT's what drove him crazy!
"He must know who I am..." 😂😂😂 This guy
3:00 had me cringing💀
Damn bobcat was fuckin savage with that one man lmao
Best Emo Phillips impression. EVER!
The real reason Pauly Shore isn't popular anymore is because he picked a character that had a definite time limit.
there's not time limit on the weasel.
@@SirChunky it's ok to be wrong
I never thought Paulie Shore was funny, even in the 1990's.
I never knew dane cook was so down to earth 🤷♂️
LMAO!!!
muscle daddy bear he looks more like Jason Sudeikis to me
@@breek.8678 true
3:36
Lol “the guy who runs Canada” runs like our country’s a 711
And just gave away billions to try to get more votes... "you get a car and you get a car... now vote for me." it kicks in 3 months before the election. lol.
That bobcat aurora joke is Gold!!!
"0:02"
Right.
Jack Nicholson has played himself for the past 40 years and no one can convince me otherwise
And Al Pacino
Bullshit, is his character in the shining anything like him in Chinatown? How about Cuckoo's Nest and about Schmidt? Or batman and as good as it gets? Or a few good men and easy Rider. Or the departed and the last detail?
Now, of course a lot of his commercially successful roles were intense charismatic crazy guys, and he is an intense charismatic crazy guy, but even then they're not all the same. Like, there are a lot of nuances and subtle differences between jack Torrance and Randall MacMurphy.
@@immanuelcunt7296 Same fucking guy in all of them except for make-up levels. What's funny is, he's kind of a sociopath in every role, too.
@@immanuelcunt7296
Agreed.
John Wayne though...
HST Raoul Duke, DOONSBURY Uncle Duke.
2:39 absolutely agree with Anthony I remember listening to that shit when I was 12 years old and just laughing out of control
Hey Joe get Norm MacDonald on the show
I second that
He clowns Joe and the "death squad"
@@paymentmethods7099 i mean wasnt it literally just a single joke about the intensity fo the name 'death squad' on bobby lees episode of his podcast? That's hardly worth never being on the show imo.
And Colin Quinn
Here here
Governor's: "Hey, Dice left one of his gloves."
Jeselnik: "Hey assholes. I'm fucking famous. 3:21"
I always wondered if that happened with Robin Williams. If it was a character or if he was really 1000MPH and seemingly ready to fly out of contol all the time. Because PUBLICLY he was 1000MPH all the time.
Cocaine
@@jasonggabbott nope. He said so himself. Cocaine made him feel quiet and still. If you ever saw the interview he did.
The fact that he could do it all the time means it was him doing it all the time, irrespective of whether it was a character or not.
@@Nitrodino7875 yes most coke heads say they don't do it
He suffered from manic depression as well, and was often manic on stage.
4:26 probably the best moment of mankind ever
People assume many characters during life, especially if they have multiple jobs that they perform. The 'main character' that people perform as is themselves, though that is a bit of a nuanced personality as people do not possess a definitive 'character'.
For example I can not say precisely 'Who I Am'. I know how I act in front of other people, and present myself differently depending on the situation. At work I am a fairly jovial fellow, cracking jokes, bantering with my coworkers, all in an effort to create a enjoyable environment. I am basically playing in a way to make the day more fun.
Yet when I am by myself, I become more introverted, meditative, contemplating a wide array of subjects and topics. One of my favorite pastimes is to study words, specifically the semantics of them, their origin, and speculating on how to united the original meanings of words, with the modern usage. I also like to visualize examples where the words can be used to describe the world. Though I guess the primary goal of the activity is philosophical as well as theological.
So in a way I feel like the wise man playing the fool at times, or perhaps the other way around, and for some reason I find such a dichotomy to be hilarious. Cause I know that I am different then what I portray to people...Kind of how you act differently when dealing with children.
Very well said. This is life for everyone. Respects
Man stfu
Well they say you have three masks in life the one you show in public, the one you show your close family and friends, and the one you show no one.
Awesome book. Hope you make the NYT best sellers list with this tome. I’ll personally get it on Audible, but that’s just me.
@@walterk9916 Ooooh...that's deep...and very true.
check out the ego on Anthony
"Dice knows who I am because I've talked about him"
What he says after that explains that it is not about ego. Context is key.
"Living the Gimmick" is what they call it in the pro wrestling world. See Flair, Ric (aka Richard Fleihr) and Savage, Randy (aka Randy Poffo).
You mean Kfabe.
I saw Dice in 91 (or 92) at the Palace of Auburn Hills. Dice and a mic that’s was it. He CRUSHED that crowd of almost 20k
I never thought I'd see Joe do Emo Philips
4:27 🤣🤣🤣🤣 too high wasn't ready
Gilber Gottfried is the first one to come to mind
Bobscratch Goldweight is a legend
I don’t want to live in a world where you can’t get drunk and shoot guns
What I remember from the movie theater shooting is Captain Janks calling in and saying it was Howard Stern.
Ric Flair. Dude even changed his real name to a wrestling gimmick.
Rick flair was a good schtick. Had a song about him by Meegos a couple years back. People still "woo" anytime someone gets chopped.
"I never got Doonesbury." Modern "comedians," ladies and gentlemen! And it's true: Hunter S. Thompson did NOTHING to encourage the image of a gun-firing maniac...
My favorite thing Dice Clay did was that small part in the Woody Allen movie Blue Jasmine
That was genuinely excellent!!!
His best performance was in a very little known film called "Making The Grade" With Judd Nelson.
"Break his legs, and get me a pizza, WIT ANCHOVIES!"
My mother met Andrew Dice Clay in the lobby of a hotel (in Manhattan) once as she was checking out and he was apparently checking in. It was right after he'd been kicked off of Celebrity Apprentice, and she commented something to him about having been following the show. And he politely chit-chatted with her about it for a few minutes. Didn't seem at all annoyed at being recognized and approached by some random woman in her 60s (at the time). If he was annoyed at anything it was the fact that he'd been eliminated from the show and he seemed to kind of appreciate the chance to vent about it a little bit to a complete stranger.
Bobcat needs more specials like the man to me is awesome like his whole bit about being on a plane with the special Olympic team
There's Gilbert of course (I don't even need to say the last name, that's how all consuming the character is). Paul Reubens got very locked in to a single character but to his credit he didn't actually become that character ever.
Joe 'Is this still real?" Rogan
I literally saw this right as he said that.
I saws Emo Phillips in San Francisco and he killed. As soon as he got off stage he was just mellow and a regular chill guy.
Jeaneanne Garofalo is still doing that GenX/Daria persona that, and I'm saying this as a GenXer, has not aged well.
Good actress, though.
Has she changed her getting a period bit into getting menopause yet?
maybe because she's not a persona but just doing the bits as herself?
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(Watch the Time Traveler set first)
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it feels like Anthony Jeselnik went through puberty since the last time i saw him
1:17 Owen Wilson. I kid you not.
😅
That comic didn't drive Thompson nuts, that guy was fucking nuts.
is it just me or doesnt he look like Dane Cook
@heroinhero69 - Judge him but not her?🤔
Typical female, spewing out nonsense. 🙄
@heroinhero69 literally nothing wrong with dating 20 year olds you absolute prude fuck lol
@@vinny5638 when I was 30 I had a girlfriend who was 20 and I felt like a borderline creep even though I look young for my age..... Dane Cook is a weirdo
Dude, I thought the same thing and it's weird cause they don't really look alike.
heroinhero69 she’s of age
Comedians tell good stories.
“The exact same but slightly different.” That’s not how it works, Joe.
That construction is often an awkward correction resulting from a thought or memory that arises after the beginning of your sentence has already escaped.
Love Swardsy! His comedy has aged like a fart in a jar! 😂💕👍
Nice you got Dane Cook on!
Love watching jeselnik
If u smoke too much pot u dont get higher u just get low on pot"ghallagher "
This clip was worth watching for the Bobcat story, holy shit lol
This is true, I caught TB after playing RDR2
Ha... Dice, The Day the Laughter Died is definitely one of the greatest, weirdest comedy records ever.