When I saw Carlin in 93 (yes I'm old) He opened the show with "Why is it that most of the people who are against abortion are people you wouldn't want to fuck in the first place?" It's still true today.
😂 Religion started when the first fool met the first con-man! I never got to see him live but I use to watch him with my grandparents in the 80's! (I'm old too!) 😂 7 Dirty Words was one he got arrested for and charged with Public Indecency! 😂
@@cynthias7299 Thanks! I love the first 2 movies as they are master classes in practical effects. Frank's reanimation sequence was oscar worthy. These days the movie is ancient and obscure, even with the gender swapped reboot (gag me with a spoon). I also love George, he spits facts like a fire hose. Now that he's gone, Nostradamus has nothing on him.
It’s one of my least favorite bits. I think George was mistaken in it. But it’s fine if people like it. I love the Seven Dirty Words. Although no one ever reacts to the full routine of it because it’s impossible to find it on TH-cam. I like Modern Man, Hello, Goodbye, send my love, religion, baseball vs football. Losing Things. There’s just so many funny routines from George Carlin.
@@Sam-pv7bd everybody likes what they like, it’s all good. 7 dirty words is good too. I do like the bit about how us older people never worried about germs and the whole immune system bit is hilarious
George is the original iconoclast. Even if you do not agree with his position on something, he will make you think and reevaluate your position. Great reaction.
My Dad also introduced me to George Carlin. I'm so glad he did. GC open my eyes to a lot along with my Dad. That's better than any gift I could ever receive. Common Sense & Being Practical are rare these Days.
As a 74 year old man, I find it amusing how these generations are discovering Carlin. I grew up with George. From his earliest comedy in his duo with Jack Burns through Tonight Shows, Sullivan and beyond, he was always my guy. He never stopped writing new material for standup or books. In his later years, he became a comedic iconoclast, skewering ideas held reverentially by others. A true original.
@@JohnJetsFan😂 Don't believe everything organized religion, organized crime or organized corporate media tells you because, most of it is B.S.! 😂 I grew up in a Catholic, Republican household in the 70's and 80's! In Michigan! 😂
@@MatthewTheWanderer Yeah, but like he said in one of his skits about the baby boomers. They went from Cocaine to Rogaine, and I think the years of Cocaine finally caught up with him.
Anyone who knows anything about comedy always has Carlin among the top comedians to ever do it. The man was a genius and as much a social commentator as comedian.
He is not blunt, he is straight forward and factual.🙂🙂👍❤️ Love to watch him, even seen him live ones, this man is just genius.👍👍❤️ R.I.P George.💐 Greetings from The Netherlands.👍❤️
I was actually fortunate enough to have seen George Carlin live twice in my life. The second time he actually was still reading what you called rapping from sheets of paper and was still in the process of memorizing it. There is a lot to know about George Carlin and you'll enjoy every step of the journey I guarantee it.
George Carlin (R.I.P) told the truth of things using comedy, was very blunt, and had no filter. That’s what people liked about him. It might interest you to know that he has been involved with several children’s shows over his career. He was the conductor on Thomas & Friends for example. He is my all time favorite comedian hands down. If you haven’t already, blind react to “Al Bundy’s best insults”. Well worth it. Xers grew up with these people and loved them. Both are still my top 2. Great react and presentation!
First time coming across your channel an damn i lucked out. Seeing your reactions and energy/vibes with that high pitched cute voice is priceless. Thank you for making your videos because i am definitely a new fan. ❤ 🤘 keep on rocking 🤘❤
He is my favourite comedian ever. Watch ALL the George Carlin material you can find. His books are worth buying -Brain droppings -Napalm and silly putty -When will Jesus bring the porkchops
I first heard George in 1969 while driving thru Tennessee at 3 AM. The "Hippy-Dippy Weatherman". Thought it was legit at first. Then he developed such wonderful takes on politics, religion, sex, everything else.
My wife and I got to see him live in Vegas for our 10th wedding anniversary, he died about 5 years later. It was the best comedy show we'd ever seen, front row center - at times we were just a few feet away from him. Still miss his wisdom.
I follow, soooo many reaction channels very rarely comment, because my OCD turns every "comment" into an endless essay! BUT… YOU deserve the following few thousand words!😁... You are absolutely AMAZING! This is your first reaction that I've seen, and clicked on it because George Carlin is largely responsible for the mindset I have today, and everything about your reactive style: your commentary, laughter, over the top charisma & bubbly personality, editing, and even your animated facial expressions, have impressed me more than anyone I can remember! And you've only been doing this less than 6 months, when you uploaded this, and I've seen reactors, who are BORRRRINGGG after doing this for years! they will probably never "get it" but you already HAVE IT, and I can only imagine with all positive hope, how far you're going to go in just the next 6 months, let alone years! Of course, being dropdead gorgeous, with your soul piercing eyes, is just the cherry on the cake, but even with my eyes closed, you were a PRIVILEGE to listen to and experience! Instant sub! And countless 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍's! And when my EFFING ANXIETY & DEPRESSION issues finally, allow me to start my own reaction channel, which I've been meaning to do since 2019🙄...I will definitely shout you out as one of my inspirations, along with a few other channels! I can't wait to dive deep into your digital rabbit hole, and experience your magical reactions to more George Carlin, Rodney Dangerfield, and everything else I've been seeing in your list of uploads! ***I warned you about my endless essays! And if you ever do get to read this, I hope it brings a smile to your face, just as you've done to me in the past 13:27 !🤘🔥✨☮✌😉
Great reaction to GC he started in the button down 60s and slowly grew into the voice of a generation. I agree that his Religion is BS bit is also one of his best. If you haven't already seen it, Abbott and Costello's Who's On First routine is a classic and often considered one of the greatest comedy routine's of all time, although from another century. The Retired Actors Home performance (1953) is probably the best of the different versions around. Another suggestion, perhaps some classic Monty Python TV skit reactions. Or perhaps a full reaction to some of the movies. Most reactors start with Monty Python and the Holy Grail, if you go that way. If you are thinking about doing some music reacts, I would suggest Dimash Kudaibergen. Often considered the greatest male vocalist alive. He usually pumps reaction channels massively, as his fans are known to be crazily loyal and friendly. If you do, I would go with, Ikanaide, at the Tokyo Jazz Festival. Most reactors start with his early performances of SOS, but I think starting with a popular later performance as a first might give even better numbers. .
Your smile and laugh was a joy to watch. Also, as someone who's native language is not English, I DID learn a S*load from him: his command of English is absolutely amazing. Also: being able to stay sane with that clarity of understanding alone commands respect.
I have a copy of his "Class Clown" from the 1960's. THAT is classic Carlin. Some of his best work is from that era. I think you'll enjoy his take on Muhammad Ali, whom I knew as Cassius Clay, handling his refusal to be drafted.
I'm so happy to see this cuse I was on the early end of this, I started about a week ago and have seen it all. Love you sweetheart, just know your elderemo side and it's great. Keep up the amazing work.
I'm a first time watcher of your content. When you said--- > "He can Rap"...... I immediately thought to myself... oooooooh, an ingenious natural response of Beautifully crafted Satire, and Sarcasm... Chefs Kiss! I Love it!!!!
My childhood was blessed with Carlin's "view on life" and found he was right. George Carlin has so much more to see/hear... So happy you enjoyed this American Treasure
"Advertising and BS" is another good bit. And for something a bit different, you might like "Headlines" from Jay Leno's run as host of "The Tonight Show"; I can't find individual segments, but there are a few "Best of" compilations floating around on YT.
George is who that I claim as the philosopher for my generation. I had seen George twice in my life. The first time was a New Year’s triple concert 1972-3 at the old Capitol Theater in Passaic, NJ. He was the first act followed by B. B. King the Blood, Sweat and Tears. This was after David Clayton Thomas left the band after they had a canned appearance hosting a network New Year’s celebration (they joked about being in 3 places at the same time). The second time was my oldest son’s first concert experience at Mountain Winery near San Jose, CA.
I met George in 1987, prior to his second "comeback" and his early HBO specials in Peekskill, NY. He was performing at a venue adjacent to the Masonic lodge. At the time, I was the SFX supervisor for "Toxic Avenger Parts 2 & 3," working on a scene where the devil disintegrates into the ground. George arrived in a tan Buick Regal at the neighboring venue and glanced over. Recognizing him from years of watching his work, I approached him. Surprised, he exclaimed, "What the hell?" I expressed my admiration and explained that we were the SFX team responsible for the devil's dissolution, courtesy of the Toxic Avenger. Intrigued, he observed for a while and kindly offered us show tickets, but I declined with gratitude, citing our tight schedule. Miss you George
I like stuff on the edge. Big Jay Oakerson "Guilt" is one where you can be embarrassed that you're hysterical. Not for the faint of heart... Good luck on the channel.👍
George Carlin holds the distinction of having hosted the very first episode of "Saturday Night Live". I have the original cast seasons on DVD. If you can see it somehow, I suggest you give it a shot.
I've been a fan of his since the early 70s, i was walking by a store that had a radio playing in front of their store, and a commercial was on about him coming to town, and he said , have you ever gone into a Gift store and asked for your Gift, and i have been a fan ever since. the thinking man's comic is what i have always called him.
Sad part is everything he said a few decades ago are still relevant issues today. Glad you found Mr Carlin. He is worth your time from time to time. his ability to string together those long "gatling gun runs" are epic. I don't remember who the comedian was... who was considering changing up his act to meet the audience and George got pissed... said always be yourself. Congrats on the channel growing. I subbed first watch... and now you've doubled since your posting!
If you come across his first HBO special, his bits on Time and the Seven Words You Can’t Say on Television are absolutely brilliant. His command of the English language is astounding.
Am I the only one bothered by the fact she quit the first video not even halfway through and went to modern man instead??? Don't get me wrong I love all George's routines, but at least watch one all the way through.
When I saw Carlin in 93 (yes I'm old) He opened the show with "Why is it that most of the people who are against abortion are people you wouldn't want to fuck in the first place?"
It's still true today.
Lucky bastard!
😂 Religion started when the first fool met the first con-man! I never got to see him live but I use to watch him with my grandparents in the 80's! (I'm old too!) 😂 7 Dirty Words was one he got arrested for and charged with Public Indecency! 😂
I used that line of his in a philosophy class ("Ethics") back in the mid-80s. George nailed it.
You think you're old? I saw the Beatles live, and I shook hands with JFK.
@@zakmartin JFK is my favorite President!
George basically listing every "buzzword" and cliche' phrase from the last 70 years in a coherent thought stream is priceless.
The man was a treasure. (Love your profile pic)
@@cynthias7299 Thanks! I love the first 2 movies as they are master classes in practical effects. Frank's reanimation sequence was oscar worthy. These days the movie is ancient and obscure, even with the gender swapped reboot (gag me with a spoon). I also love George, he spits facts like a fire hose. Now that he's gone, Nostradamus has nothing on him.
Imo one of his best bits is "Save the Planet"...but glad you're onto George now!
I concur! Save the planet is Legendary!! ❤
It’s one of my least favorite bits. I think George was mistaken in it. But it’s fine if people like it.
I love the Seven Dirty Words. Although no one ever reacts to the full routine of it because it’s impossible to find it on TH-cam.
I like Modern Man, Hello, Goodbye, send my love, religion, baseball vs football. Losing Things. There’s just so many funny routines from George Carlin.
@@Sam-pv7bd everybody likes what they like, it’s all good. 7 dirty words is good too. I do like the bit about how us older people never worried about germs and the whole immune system bit is hilarious
A definite must-watch
Pffft. That was brain dead. You’d have to be an idiot to think that was clever.
George is the original iconoclast. Even if you do not agree with his position on something, he will make you think and reevaluate your position. Great reaction.
The original iconoclast was Socrates, and George is highly socratic in his approach to thinking and making others think.
My father was old school military. He sat me down when I was little and said this man speaks the truth. So glad to see you discover George.
My Dad also introduced me to George Carlin. I'm so glad he did. GC open my eyes to a lot along with my Dad. That's better than any gift I could ever receive.
Common Sense & Being Practical are rare these Days.
For me it was Sam Kinnison. George is the GOAT but Sam was my first into to this kind of comedy
😂 The far right's intelligence is artificial and the far left just has artificial intelligence! 😂
@@rxmud9539 😂 My first was Bob Hope and George Burns but George Carlin was introduced to me in my early teens in the 80's! 🤣😎💙👍
I was also introduced to George by my dad!
As a 74 year old man, I find it amusing how these generations are discovering Carlin. I grew up with George. From his earliest comedy in his duo with Jack Burns through Tonight Shows, Sullivan and beyond, he was always my guy. He never stopped writing new material for standup or books. In his later years, he became a comedic iconoclast, skewering ideas held reverentially by others. A true original.
You must be the only one here older than me.
The world needs George more than ever
check out doug stanhope. he is kinda the carlin of our age (imo)
why to tell you god doesnt exist? his father was the devil,
@@JohnJetsFan Drop off.
@@JohnJetsFan😂 Don't believe everything organized religion, organized crime or organized corporate media tells you because, most of it is B.S.! 😂 I grew up in a Catholic, Republican household in the 70's and 80's! In Michigan! 😂
Carlin and Zappa - we need them now more than ever.
George Carlin never made it to his 80s he died in 2008 at the age of 71
R.I.P. ol' George! He was a prophet of comedy! 😂
71 is too young to die!
@@MatthewTheWanderer Yeah, but like he said in one of his skits about the baby boomers. They went from Cocaine to Rogaine, and I think the years of Cocaine finally caught up with him.
@@skilz8098 Unless he was still doing cocaine as an old man, that makes absolutely zero sense!
His bits “religion is bullshit” and “you have no rights” are genius bits.
Those two are his best for sure.
IT isn't genius, it's just everyone else is so stupid :D
@@The_Gallowglass it’s a thinking man’s comedy, so it makes sense you wouldn’t get it.
Yes these are need to watch, even if you don't react to them.
George Carlin - The Trillion Daves
Anyone who knows anything about comedy always has Carlin among the top comedians to ever do it. The man was a genius and as much a social commentator as comedian.
You haven't even scratched the surface. If you want to have your mind blown, keep digging into George Carlin.
So glad you are going down the rabbit hole with George, and as a fun fact, he actually won a Grammy for one of his comedy shows. Well deserved.
The GREAT thing about George was he could make you think and laugh at the same time.
George Carlin was truly a philosopher with a sense of humor more than a comedian
He is not blunt, he is straight forward and factual.🙂🙂👍❤️
Love to watch him, even seen him live ones, this man is just genius.👍👍❤️
R.I.P George.💐
Greetings from The Netherlands.👍❤️
The rap you just experienced was performed in Las Vegas. I was fortunate enough to watch him do it live. The man was a genius and sharp as a tack.
I was actually fortunate enough to have seen George Carlin live twice in my life. The second time he actually was still reading what you called rapping from sheets of paper and was still in the process of memorizing it. There is a lot to know about George Carlin and you'll enjoy every step of the journey I guarantee it.
Definitely check out his “7 dirty words”, which is one of his best bits of all time
The more I see of George Carlin, the more I'm in awe of his brilliance.
SO fun to watch you guys discovering Carlin!!!!
George Carlin (R.I.P) told the truth of things using comedy, was very blunt, and had no filter. That’s what people liked about him. It might interest you to know that he has been involved with several children’s shows over his career. He was the conductor on Thomas & Friends for example. He is my all time favorite comedian hands down. If you haven’t already, blind react to “Al Bundy’s best insults”. Well worth it. Xers grew up with these people and loved them. Both are still my top 2. Great react and presentation!
"Save The Planet"
A Lot Of True Reality In This Gig.
Great Reaction, Just Subscribed
Cheers From Western Canada
Nice work Xena
First time coming across your channel an damn i lucked out. Seeing your reactions and energy/vibes with that high pitched cute voice is priceless. Thank you for making your videos because i am definitely a new fan. ❤ 🤘 keep on rocking 🤘❤
George Carlin once said : The Funniest Comedians Are The Ones Who Are Honest.
Mr Carlin was so much more than just a comedien. He was a genius.
I love the decor in your room
I never find YTr's when they first start. I really like your voice!
"Rodney Dangerfield, Bob Nelson and an entire football team (1984" _HILARIOUS!!_
Two old bits I loved were…hippy dippy weatherman and his version of oh beautiful. Also the one about finding paradise.
His “Better Crates and Cartons” was a play on a magazine at the time, “Better Homes and Gardens.”
His ten commandments bit is great!
He was pure genius! I was at the show from the first clip - the Theatre @MSG, April 1992!
George Carlin is a bleeping genius. You should hear his poem about hair LOL
Check out his "Seven Dirty Words "" It's what got him arrested for doing the skit on stage when he first got started in comedy.
Congratulations on your achievement of 1000 subscribers. 1000 plus subscribers now. Seen the man in concert back in the day and he was amazing.
Just subbed! You have a wonderful laugh! 😂 Thank you!
Highly recommend George's bit on the Ten Commandments
You should check out Carlin's routine on "Stuff".
Ever notice how other peoples stuff is shit, and your shit is stuff.
And baseball v. football.
George is your favorite comedian's favorite comedian. A career spanning 4 decades, and considered by many to be the best to ever do it.
He actually started his comedy back in the sixties, so yeah its more than 4 decades😅
I always loved his "Flying on the Airlines" bit. Make sure you get the full version of that, from boarding the plane to getting off at the terminal.
He is my favourite comedian ever. Watch ALL the George Carlin material you can find.
His books are worth buying
-Brain droppings
-Napalm and silly putty
-When will Jesus bring the porkchops
His bit called Advertising and BS is solid.
Also check out Brad Williams bit called Fun Size or Rodney Carrington's bit called Marriage.
His early "stuff"is worth it !
I first heard George in 1969 while driving thru Tennessee at 3 AM. The "Hippy-Dippy Weatherman". Thought it was legit at first.
Then he developed such wonderful takes on politics, religion, sex, everything else.
I have to admit I really like your commentary. Normally I hate reaction videos and think they're lame. But I can listen to you all day. Way to go!!❤❤
Congratulations on the 1000 subscribers...I'm proud to be one..love the channel
My wife and I got to see him live in Vegas for our 10th wedding anniversary, he died about 5 years later. It was the best comedy show we'd ever seen, front row center - at times we were just a few feet away from him. Still miss his wisdom.
I follow, soooo many reaction channels very rarely comment, because my OCD turns every "comment" into an endless essay! BUT… YOU deserve the following few thousand words!😁... You are absolutely AMAZING! This is your first reaction that I've seen, and clicked on it because George Carlin is largely responsible for the mindset I have today, and everything about your reactive style: your commentary, laughter, over the top charisma & bubbly personality, editing, and even your animated facial expressions, have impressed me more than anyone I can remember! And you've only been doing this less than 6 months, when you uploaded this, and I've seen reactors, who are BORRRRINGGG after doing this for years! they will probably never "get it" but you already HAVE IT, and I can only imagine with all positive hope, how far you're going to go in just the next 6 months, let alone years! Of course, being dropdead gorgeous, with your soul piercing eyes, is just the cherry on the cake, but even with my eyes closed, you were a PRIVILEGE to listen to and experience! Instant sub! And countless 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍's! And when my EFFING ANXIETY & DEPRESSION issues finally, allow me to start my own reaction channel, which I've been meaning to do since 2019🙄...I will definitely shout you out as one of my inspirations, along with a few other channels! I can't wait to dive deep into your digital rabbit hole, and experience your magical reactions to more George Carlin, Rodney Dangerfield, and everything else I've been seeing in your list of uploads!
***I warned you about my endless essays! And if you ever do get to read this, I hope it brings a smile to your face, just as you've done to me in the past 13:27 !🤘🔥✨☮✌😉
"That guy holds absolutely nothing back" Yes
Baseball vs Football is a great bit. So is his take on Food.
Save the Planet and Religion are two of his best... don't miss them !!!
It's always a blessing when the young ones find George Carlin, he was one of a kind ❤
This man was the best of the best! He taught you while making you laugh...amazing
A voice silenced to soon! RIP George. We all love ya and miss you. Thanks for the memories brother 😢 great vid little lady.
Peace to you and yours. ❤
George started out as a Comedian and evolved into a “ Master Stand up Philosopher “….. HE ALWAYS MADE YOU THINK AND INSPIRE DISCUSSION.
Your welcome!!!! 🤗 keep on keeping on!!! So says Austin Tx!!😎🍸
And that’s George being George!!!! ❤️
Definitely do more George. "Religion is Bullshit", "The 10 Commandments", "The death penalty " All great watches
Great reaction to GC he started in the button down 60s and slowly grew into the voice of a generation. I agree that his Religion is BS bit is also one of his best.
If you haven't already seen it, Abbott and Costello's Who's On First routine is a classic and often considered one of the greatest comedy routine's of all time, although from another century.
The Retired Actors Home performance (1953) is probably the best of the different versions around.
Another suggestion, perhaps some classic Monty Python TV skit reactions.
Or perhaps a full reaction to some of the movies. Most reactors start with Monty Python and the Holy Grail, if you go that way.
If you are thinking about doing some music reacts, I would suggest Dimash Kudaibergen. Often considered the greatest male vocalist alive. He usually pumps reaction channels massively, as his fans are known to be crazily loyal and friendly. If you do, I would go with, Ikanaide, at the Tokyo Jazz Festival.
Most reactors start with his early performances of SOS, but I think starting with a popular later performance as a first might give even better numbers.
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George was talking like this long before rap was ever thought of
i so wish George would never had passed away. He and Charlie kirk would have made THE PERFECT DUO!
Probably the most brilliant comedian ever! He not only makes you laugh, he teaches you. RIP George
Your smile and laugh was a joy to watch. Also, as someone who's native language is not English, I DID learn a S*load from him: his command of English is absolutely amazing. Also: being able to stay sane with that clarity of understanding alone commands respect.
The talent and perception this man had never ceases to astound me.
You have to start at the beginning. He did 7 or 8 special's on HBO. You can see how he changes year after year. He was before his time
Yeah back in the real HBO days about 1977
I have a copy of his "Class Clown" from the 1960's. THAT is classic Carlin. Some of his best work is from that era. I think you'll enjoy his take on Muhammad Ali, whom I knew as Cassius Clay, handling his refusal to be drafted.
I think this second clip was after his treatment for some cancer, it really changes some of the things he says.
I'm so happy to see this cuse I was on the early end of this, I started about a week ago and have seen it all. Love you sweetheart, just know your elderemo side and it's great. Keep up the amazing work.
George Carlin was the first guest on Saturday Night Live in the 70's.
Interesting
@robbob5302 if you look online to the first SNL , you'll see his stand up.
I'm a first time watcher of your content.
When you said--- > "He can Rap"...... I immediately thought to myself... oooooooh, an ingenious natural response of Beautifully crafted Satire, and Sarcasm... Chefs Kiss! I Love it!!!!
My childhood was blessed with Carlin's "view on life" and found he was right.
George Carlin has so much more to see/hear...
So happy you enjoyed this American Treasure
You must react to his rant on Airports and flying it's brilliant
Everything he said were “catch phrases” from old. Pure genius.
"Advertising and BS" is another good bit.
And for something a bit different, you might like "Headlines" from Jay Leno's run as host of "The Tonight Show"; I can't find individual segments, but there are a few "Best of" compilations floating around on YT.
George is who that I claim as the philosopher for my generation.
I had seen George twice in my life. The first time was a New Year’s triple concert 1972-3 at the old Capitol Theater in Passaic, NJ. He was the first act followed by B. B. King the Blood, Sweat and Tears. This was after David Clayton Thomas left the band after they had a canned appearance hosting a network New Year’s celebration (they joked about being in 3 places at the same time).
The second time was my oldest son’s first concert experience at Mountain Winery near San Jose, CA.
*WOW* I Think You Found One I Haven't Seen, Or Forgotten After All These YEARS👁
First time watching. Glad you liked George. He was more of a hilarious philosopher than an a pure comedian especially in his later years.
I met George in 1987, prior to his second "comeback" and his early HBO specials in Peekskill, NY. He was performing at a venue adjacent to the Masonic lodge. At the time, I was the SFX supervisor for "Toxic Avenger Parts 2 & 3," working on a scene where the devil disintegrates into the ground. George arrived in a tan Buick Regal at the neighboring venue and glanced over. Recognizing him from years of watching his work, I approached him. Surprised, he exclaimed, "What the hell?" I expressed my admiration and explained that we were the SFX team responsible for the devil's dissolution, courtesy of the Toxic Avenger. Intrigued, he observed for a while and kindly offered us show tickets, but I declined with gratitude, citing our tight schedule. Miss you George
George Carlin has always been a philosopher who uses comedy to do it.
Exactly I just commented above that he was a philosopher with a sense of humor more than he was a comedian
That was too good to be true. Thank you.
I absolutely LOVE your energy!
I like stuff on the edge. Big Jay Oakerson "Guilt" is one where you can be embarrassed that you're hysterical. Not for the faint of heart... Good luck on the channel.👍
Check out “7 words you can’t say” 😂
Two comedians who do not give af anf make controversial topics funny are George Carlin and Bill Burr. 😂🙌✌️
George Carlin! it's been 16 years since he died but his humor is even more relevant in 2024 he was so right even more today 16 years after his death
I saw George Calin live at Clowes Hall in Indianapolis. That checked off a mark on my bucket list. RIP George. hearts
George Carlin holds the distinction of having hosted the very first episode of "Saturday Night Live". I have the original cast seasons on DVD. If you can see it somehow, I suggest you give it a shot.
He’s always been like this 😂
george had an amazing mind he would write his whole show and memorize it
Well yeah he wrote it. Edited down to tighten it up. And practiced on the road before putting it on tv
as opposed to all the comedians buying and reading script pages on stage ;)
Sorry, English, cant find the off switch to the humor
Congratulations on your recent success and wishing you nothing but greater successes as you continue your journey!!
Not only is there a magazine literally titled "The Walking Magazine" but there has also been several other magazines focused on walking
If i had a religion, George Carlin was my pope.
*George Carlin (Global Warning)*
Funny, Informative & "Triggering" for some...
I've been a fan of his since the early 70s, i was walking by a store that had a radio playing in front of their store, and a commercial was on about him coming to town, and he said , have you ever gone into a Gift store and asked for your Gift, and i have been a fan ever since. the thinking man's comic is what i have always called him.
Sad part is everything he said a few decades ago are still relevant issues today. Glad you found Mr Carlin. He is worth your time from time to time. his ability to string together those long "gatling gun runs" are epic. I don't remember who the comedian was... who was considering changing up his act to meet the audience and George got pissed... said always be yourself. Congrats on the channel growing. I subbed first watch... and now you've doubled since your posting!
He was ahead of the world. A true visionary. Possibly the greatest comedian ever live.
He is the best comedian
Carlin! I love all of his bits. He's amazing. I never saw that second one until now. Just found your channel.
If you come across his first HBO special, his bits on Time and the Seven Words You Can’t Say on Television are absolutely brilliant. His command of the English language is astounding.
Congrats on 1000. Great job.
George is my patron Saint. Watch EVERYTHING he ever did. He did 14 shows for HBO starting in 1978. WATCH THEM ALL.
Congrats on getting over 1k🎉, great reaction 👍 he was a amazing dude
Am I the only one bothered by the fact she quit the first video not even halfway through and went to modern man instead??? Don't get me wrong I love all George's routines, but at least watch one all the way through.