Maybe people of younger generations have a problem relating to anything in s sincere fashion that makes them uncomfortable and feel more comfortable with everything shrouded in a mask of cynicism.
A guest called into Tim's show office hours to say they saw Schneider in stand up recently and he was lifting full segments from tims stand up, which is utterly mental
Nah I'm good. It would have been worth a click, though. Saw it was from a year ago but thought maybe you would have had a memory like, "oh it was the one with Fred Armisen" or something like that. I do have a vague memory of him talking about Schneider.
One time I discovered that I had heat exhaustion after working in the sun all day with the help of Rob Schneider. I was driving home from the job site and a commercial for an upcoming Rob Schneider stand-up concert came on the radio. As I was driving I started laughing at the sample jokes that were part of the commercial and I knew something terrible had happened to my brain and quickly pulled over to get some hydration.
This reads like one of the chapters in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas where you're just like "why would you do this amount of these drugs? It just seems terrifyingly unpleasant."
"Explaining humor is a lot like dissecting a frog, you learn a lot in the process, but in the end you kill it." - Mark Twain on the Schneidecker Paradox
@@JymDyer I'd argue humor is subjective. Half the topics talked about today wouldn't have landed as remotely funny 60 years ago (except maybe Schneider's set..)
If that's all it is, Schneider's bracket doesn't have a ton of followers to make it work We have a sea of comedians on this platform known as influencers. Explaining the joke is peak comedy, or it would seem so with all the reaction videos. Everybody wants in on the discussion Breaking things down that way can work, it would just seem to work best when you hold the clipboard as opposed to doing a bit. Schneider's career seems to have been being rolled up in the gig economy. It's not really his life's work, showing us the scope of humor. He's usually just the buffoon His bit is literally the Waterboy/Nicky character. He's the part of us that wants to blurt, but normally we wait for the idiot with no impulse control We're _probably_ all thinking the same thing, but nobody is that stupid to try the mob, except...
One thing i found extra amusing about Tim’s standup is that he’s been working on those “jokes” for over a decade, honing the character at actual standup nights. There are a ton of clips on youtube, it’s a real trip watching them and feeling the pure repetition of it as he develops his anti-timing timing.
Agreed, I think he has been developing the character for years and probably has felt compelled by current events to put these right wing Hollywood types on blast. I mean the OCATC character has gone totally right wing over the last two seasons.
I remember seeing like 3 different versions of Tim's "Coke vs Pepsi" bit on youtube over the years, and I thought each time it was funnier than the last. When I found out he had done a full special I was super pumped, and it didn't disappoint one bit.
Tim actually has a really good quote about his special that relates exactly to what you said: *"It’s a fundamentally funny thing for me. On the surface, [he’s] an entirely narcissistic bully, and then you can play off some really sad, pathetic qualities in that person. I’m glad you picked up on that. It’s woven throughout. If you read between the lines of this character, he’s in a really bad place, he’s an alcoholic, he’s got a bad relationship with his wife ... or ex-wife."*
It takes alot of charisma and balls to do a set like Tim's becaue you risk the audience not laughing at the intentional bad humor and also thinking that is your actual personality, but he pulled it off.
Stewart Lee has made a career out of doing a similar thing to Tim's "An evening with tim heidecker" special, if you havn't seen any of his specials (or the series he did for the bbc) i'd recommend trying to find them. One of his recurring bits is telling a joke, it not getting a laugh or as much of a laugh as he wanted, then stopping the show to explain the joke to the audience in a patronising manner, scolding them for not getting the joke.
I usually find Tim's comedy doesn't hit for me. Its not that he's never funny, but often his material is somewhere in the land of committing too hard to not going hard enough or just going really hard on something that wasn't interesting enough to go hard on. You're right that not being funny in just the right way that its funny is hard... and I don't think he pulls it off.
@@SolarFlairIsBestPony Thats cool, not everyone has the same sense of humour. Though if you can watch Tim & Eric Awesome Show Great Job and tell me it's just not funny, well then you might have severe unhumoritis. Don't worry though - it's curable.
I get it though. It's hard to understand Tim's humor once he starts merging reality with his fantastical bits. Sometimes I can't tell what he's going for and I want to laugh but I just don't get it. That being said, tim and eric is one of favorite shows of all time
Fun story: Jamie Kennedy was supposed to perform at a venue here in Portland, Maine and he was a huge diva about the whole thing. Then he ended up cancelling the day of because not enough people bought tickets. The owner did a local showcase instead and honestly it was better.
@ 14:13 he actually accurately described how panics around serial killers distract from the fact that many, many people experience violence from people they know instead
Hmmm... Actually there's a video essay on satire here on YT that claims shows like the Colbert Report are counterproductive due to situations like yours...
@@kenlieck7756 yes! and there's also tons of great flat earth documentaries on here as well! Not to mention the video of the angry man talking about gay frogs, gosh, so much good information!
Jamie Kennedy literally made a whole documentary complaining about people not loving him. Not a self reflective examination of his own neediness, but literally trying to bully people into apologizing for hating him.
@@KingofCrusher no Jamie Kennedy, he started a youtube channel recently and it's very self indulging, blaming everyone else for him being in mask 2 etc
I have a friend who was just getting started as a freelance sound editor back then. Real Rob was one of her first gigs. If you think it can’t get worse, I saw preproduction Real Rob and oh boy, it’s worse.
Is South Park also "conservative comedy"? How about Hollywood in the past. Hollywood has always been more in line with the modern conservative. Are you saying that every comedy film from the 80s, the 90s, even the 2000s is "conservative comedy"? 😂
When will u Iosers realize that u'r the new movement of weirdos trying to change everything and the rest of us are... just there? lol We aren't "doing" anything.
@@FriendlyCroockWho are you talking to, kiddo? And yes, South Park is conservative comedy. Those two guys are libertarians and sloppy satirists who think yelling ethnic slurs counts as a joke. They have other talents but they’re not liberals and would be offended if you implied as much.
If I saw that moment, I would have thought they were doing a routine in the spirit of Andy Kaufman, the king of "anti-comedy" comedy. I never in a million years would have thought it was for real.
Haven't seen this level of commitment to the bit since Colbert in front of congress. For those unaware: th-cam.com/video/ewPburLEZyY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nVFNlUjHcDKGhzIi
It's kinda sad. Like when he went on Game Grumps just to genuinely understand why Arin didn't like his show. He really wants to know why people don't find his stuff funny.
@@milkitea669 I don’t think that there is a genuine desire to understand the point of view of people that don’t find him funny though. If there was than he might have the capacity to change.
It's because you've never seen him as a real person; even real-life Rob isn't a fully fleshed out 3-dimensional character. Hell, the roles he plays barely qualify as 2-D. They're mostly just these one-note memes on legs.
YT hasn't censored you for hard swearing? I must have a tag on my account for the ONE time I got a strike outside of context. I was parroting MFer intentionally mispelled to sound like the person saying it. Stuff is laden with swearing and taboo language, but I can't comment the same? Now my comments get scrubbed if I say anything TV-14. Ridiculous.
As someone who once upon a time liked Bill Maher, Tim does an uncanny impression of him. From the blaming the audience, to the slicked back hair, hell Bill even started using canned laughter during the pandemic because he couldn't stand not having laughs.
@@srmofoableno bc time and time again Bill Maher has shown that he doesn’t actually understand most of the topics that he brings up on his show (if you want to see some of that check out Try Harder Bill Maher by Some More News)
My moment was actually seeing Bill Maher live and ironically, John Oliver live a year before that. Bill just kept doing his Real Time shtick but not in a fancy suit and became the most forgettable hour of anything I had to sit through. John Oliver, on the other hand, talked no politics and went on the whackiest tirade of international cultures, outlooks, and how French Pidgeons embody what it means to be French.
agreed, saw him at the Beacon about a decade ago, and for what I paid I felt like I wasted money because it was just him regurgitating all his monologues, could have stayed home and watched reruns of RT. Plus for all his talk of legalization and progressiveness, he's had a slow and steady descent further to the right with not only his backwards views on vaccines but his antiquated commentary on the Barbie movie. @@shockfactorobi
@@royallebanini9375 Exactly. How many times has Bill pontificated on a topic, only to have a guest poke holes in his ideas by introducing facts that Bill failed to include in his 'thesis'? And Bill's reaction? "Oh, I didn't know that" or the equivalent. Are you to tell me, Bill, that you weren't fully educated on the topic before you declared your 'deep insights' on national fucking television?
Glad I got recommended this. I've never seen comedy from either of these people but I'm aware of both of them for different reasons. It takes a lot of effort to make a video like this with such well articulated analysis. Bravo
My favorite recent Rob Schneider anecdote is when he showed up unannounced to a Seattle open mic and did a set. The next day, a friend who worked at the comedy club : "I have had a lot of people ask me this, but you can be rest assured that Rob Schneider will not be attending tonight's open mic." Imagine being so bad that you turn people away from a public open mic.
@@spookrockcityim sorry if you find Rob more funny then you are mentally damaged and there isn't anything anyone can to do to save you from having not just no sense of humor, but you actually have Anti-humor.
Damn. I watched this show years ago and I remember thinking Rob’s character (who is really just himself) was so obviously sad/pathetic/insecure/self-destructive that it seemed like he had to be aware of it and in on the joke. I think it takes thoughtful maturity to face your own flaws like that and be that self-deprecating. At the time I thought it was a good exploration of a burned out star coming to terms with unmet expectations, but there isn’t a single positive comment here! Makes me want to rewatch it and see if my opinion has changed…
it's incredible that you were able to give Schneider that much credit. however.... he's not playing. if you look into him anywhere outside "The Real Rob", you see just *how* real the Rob on the show is. it isn't ironic. it isn't even really self-aware. it just.... is. it is Rob Schneider in all his bitterness that he was owed something and didn't get it.
Today, I learned that comedy takes no prisoners, and rewards unfairly. But, every once in awhile, it gives us a Tim Heidecker or a Maggie Mae Fish. And that's pretty keen.
I have to admit laughing somewhere between ironically and unironically at his ultimate dad joke, “Keith Rural”. The corniness there of this incredibly telegraphed joke is -chef’s kiss-.
The thing people got mad at Shane Gillis for is like getting mad at Leonardo Decaprio saying the n-word in Django. He was imitating a racist white person as a humorous explanation for the existence of China-town in multiple cities in the US, it was basically him saying they probably have their own towns because people were racist towards them and forced them into certain areas so they didn't have to see them. /frog dissection
I love how both Rob and Tim's 'Tim' persona seem to be obsessed with phony health products and use their platforms to blatantly advertise them (see On Cinema). Life imitating art imitating life.
every phony conservative grifter "comedian" pretty much does this, guys like paul joseph watson and alex jones selling supplements w soy in them while also complaining about soy feminizing men. it's core to their grift
Whatever you grow up with seems normal, eternal, the default. When the world changes it feels weird. You start to feel like a time traveller from another era. Some people cling to their 'normal' and some people embrace the weird.
Yeah there are videos of him from 2009 doing this bit and he wears the exact same thing. The only difference is that he hadn’t decided to slick his hair back yet.
@@winstonmarlowe5254 oh screw off. Norm ain’t perfect but atleast he puts 90% of his politics out of his shit, calm down. Also we are talking about his comedy anyways.
Tim’s special is amazing. It reminds me of growing up watching old Just For Laughs episodes and seeing all the generic leather jacket, blazer wearing “wise guy” comics.
Tim's taken enough psychedelics to break down his ego and perform satirically, Rob's ego has taken full custody of himself, playing the victim card with all the standard boomer humor.
@@nanopanda REAL Heidecker is playing a FAKE Heidecker in the On Cinema universe he made through a bunch of projects in recent years. One recent storyline involves a festival FAKE Heidecker puts on where 20 people died.
Also as much as I hate when ppl downplay the importance of mixed ppl's identities, it's real convenient that now Rob Schneider is complaining about how he has been excluded from Asian roles (he's 1/4 Filipino) when he's spent most of his career mocking Asian ppl and not advocating for his community and instead pushing harmful ableist anti-vax rhetoric.
Bro these woke zealots just need to shut up ands top being annoying. Not everything has to be viewed through the prism of race you psychopathic racist. Go outside and touch grass.
@@NondescriptMammal - Yeah, nobody uses the word correctly, it's just a proxy for vague ageism. I'm not proud of the fact, but Schneider and his fanbase are Generation X. Which means precisely nothing anyhow.
I saw Tim and Eric live in maybe 2011 and they just ran out onto the stage throwing papa john's pizza at everyone yelling "PAPA JOHN'S!!!!!"! I had watched them for years before that. One of my best memories
Wait, just saw more of the video. Maggie do you not understand TH humor? He's a character on stage and voluntarily portrays the worst in men and people. The way you have hatred towards him betrays the fact that you don't like him or don't get it. Try again
I saw t an e back in the awesome tour days and they were as hilarious as expected even though the show was mostly to promote awesome show great job season 4 I think... It's been a long time since and Tim is just as just hilarious as ever. This video just bases an entire opinion of him based on one standup special he did. He also did/does a plethora more stuff, is she not familiar with the On Cinema at the Cinema saga and Tim's annual live Oscar special, that's always a hoot. I think this woman has no real understanding of Tim Heidecker.
@@evank000what are you talking about? She knows he’s a character, she keeps referring to Tim in that video as a character, calls it cleverly deconstructed, says he is viciously mocking the attitudes seen in Real Rob. Try again.
For the uninitiated, Tim also has a limited series where he (in the same fictional version of himself as his standup) meets up with a fellow standup comic and they find each other hilarious. It’s called Tim and Gellman have Lunch. A great look at this same character from another angle.
It's so absurd. I just discovered it today. It's amazing that they can make terrible jokes, lack of self awareness, and cruelty so hilarious. I just saw 1000 Cats for what I think might be the first time, even though I watched Funny or Die on HBO when it aired. That is an amazing piece. I think it doesn't translate if you don't know Gellman though. Tried to share it with girlfriend and she cringed and prayed for it to be over.
While it's true Tim Heidecker doesn't use any overwhelming visuals in his stand-up, it's worth noting that in Tim & Eric, they consistently employ a horrific saturation filter in much the same way that Rob does. The difference, of course, is that part of the joke is how revoltingly orange the characters look; basically, like much of the difference between the two, Tim uses this ironically, where Rob seems completely unaware that he's using it at all
I was really sad when Tim lost the election. :( He would have been a great district attorney for San Bernardino county. I'm also really excited for this video!
That Dave Rubin bit is so... sad, the guy is heartbroken that the public is not laughing, it really shows how if it were not because they are "warriors in the cultural war against cultural Marxism" or whatever they call themselves... no one would give them the time of the day, and they are TERRIFIED of that thought. They are not funny, they are no likeable, they are useful as long as they parrot conservative talking points, and like Milo proved a few years ago, the moment they stop being useful they will be thrown away like trash.
That Milo thing was specially sad. He was the one altrighter that had an once of charisma and sense of humor; even when I was more center right I thought his actual views were kinda disgusting, but goddamn was he entertaining to watch. And yet, for his audience, he was just the dude they could point and say "see, we're not homophobic", an easily replaceable gay token. I hope one day he abandons the gay catholic schtick and becomes the chaos goblin that always boiled under the surface.
He is, sadly though I think he's starting to lose it. The guy doesn't understand a lot about internet culture. Him thinking Sam Hyde was after him is a great example of that. He thinks Trump jokes means you actually support Trump.
Tim Heidecker's performance in The Comedy (2012) is a special thing. That film brutally exposes the corrosive and isolating effect of a life drenched in irony. Superb video, Maggie. Cheers!
@@dreamydrearyThe show is essentially the world's longest running in-joke. It isn't funny at all unless you really invest in the absurdity of the hyper-specific parody.
The real thing is trying to be funny, but isn't. The parody of the real thing is hilarious. Right wing humor is only humorous when it is parodied. Humor requires self awareness, and the right wing mindset is the antithesis of that.
@@alexanderdunning6586I don't think right-wing comedy is only funny when it's being parodied, just like left-wing comedy isn't only funny when it is made fun of. It all just depends on who is delivering the jokes. Shane Gillis is a hilarious comedian who is right leaning. It's funny because he's criticized in this video for his "incredibly racist jokes" getting him fired from SNL and at the time of writing, he's hosting in a couple weeks. It's crazy for a company to publicly fire someone for being "too racist to work here" and then bring them back to run things a couple years later. I love Shane, that's just a really odd move for SNL.
Just gonna throw out there: if anyone hasn't seen On Cinema and loves Tim's humour, you desperately need to watch the entire thing. It's probably one of my favourite single pieces of any comedic show just based on how everyone develops and the multiple "arcs" every character has on what seems to be a harmless movie review show.
On Cinema is genuinely my favorite pieces of comedy that has released in the last decade. I really can’t think of anything that comes close to the genius of the whole project.
I was disappointed you didn’t mention one of Rob’s credits as The Stapler, and then I remembered that was a South Park joke and didn’t happen. But still, it’s my favorite movie he was in.
That Tim Heidecker's special is really something. I think the idea was having 1hour special with 5 minutes of good material. Then there's also the ending with forcing audience listen music performance like Dane Cook did :D
Such an interesting coincidence. I binged your content over the last few days and, while I'm not sure if its just something with the algorithm, but seeing this random comment of yours brought a smile to my face lol.
@@AttmayNah, it's good. The moralizing of Stan and Kyle at the end of the episodes is lame, but they do pretty solid but crass satire on current events. It was never as good as The Simpsons at its peak, but it has stayed pretty consistent.
@@Xuelynom Its more about the idea that progressives are always looking to tear down and improve previous ideals and systems. So inevitably the things that you believed in and were told as a liberal will become the previous ideals and systems and become something future progressives will tear down so you'll be considered a conservative for having those ideals. It has nothing to do with Trump. Someone who would have been considered liberal 20 years ago will be considered conservative today if they have kept their old ideals. This is not a bad thing per se, but it is worth keeping in mind. The thing people forget is the concept of Chesterton's Fence.
I have memories of my dad telling me about the Rob Schneider "makin' copies" sketch as a kid and thinking it was hilarious. Upon rewatching it on the SNL TH-cam page, I realized the sketch itself kinda sucked and what I actually found funny was my dad's impression of it and the various ways we'd incorporate it into our own life (ex. my mom telling us "would you quit quoting that sketch already?!" and us replying "the mom-sterrrr, gettin angryyyyy"). Professional Comedian Rob Schneider being outdone at his own game by an Eastern European immigrant he'd probably do an offensive portrayal of in an Adam Sandler movie.
As someone who once had a really big crush on a guy in my town who was a comic and would make lame edgy jokes, I found this video incredibly cathartic. Thank you Maggie for catering to MY specific and personal experience, haha
Humor is whatever makes you laugh. The reality is that a lot of it is going to be offensive to someone. That being said, Schneider is just not really funny. He never has been.
He really showcases his Angrily Insecure Hair-Trigger Reactionary Conservative character in On Cinema. If you haven't seen the Trial of Tim Heidecker, it's a four hour masterpiece
i came back here because i saw an ad for the state fair last month that was telling everyone rob schneider would be there. the man's officially on the state fair circuit
This reminded me of the time Rob Schneider got ultra upset at a critic for saying one of the Deuce Bigalo films sucked, saying that the critic had never won any kind of awards for his writing. Then Roger Ebert clapped back saying that while the person did win awards, he had not won a pulitzer like Schneider had truthfully claimed so, as Ebert had won a pulitzer, he told 'im his film sucked.
I saw him on the H3H3 podcast and Ethan played one of his videos for him and he looked sooo unimpressed lol. Like “that’s it? A cheap knockoff that has more views than the original?”
I spent all of my time watching Real Rob laughing at Rob Schneider, thinking that was the goal. It didn't occur to me that the show wasn't self-aware or reflective until watching this. The author is dead, apparently.
"the only funny moment of this show is Norm macdonald" sorta warms my heart though because it speaks to how good Norm Macdonald was, that he could manage to make people laugh during the middle of an episode of a Rob Schneider-written-and-starred sitcom.
It is just wild to think that Rob Schneider was once an actual movie star who didn't need to self-fund
Watching clips from his old films feels like ... lifetimes ago
Rob Schneider is the ultimate proof that capitalism doesn't reward quality and innovation.
@@CelticShae CATS is further proof it doesn't Understand quality and innovation
That's what happens when you piss away all that Deuce Bigelow money.
@@CelticShae Hey lol. Rob might take offense to that. Even if it is true lololol.
Real rob feels like what would happen if bojack horseman wrote bojack horseman
Norm McDonald in this video says 3 words and it's funnier than anything Rob has ever done in his career somehow
Maybe people of younger generations have a problem relating to anything in s sincere fashion that makes them uncomfortable and feel more comfortable with everything shrouded in a mask of cynicism.
@@LordSathar i’m pretty sure we just don’t like poorly written garbage
@@LordSathar thinking a thing is of low quality isn't the same thing as being made uncomfortable by something
Aka (the canonical) The Bojack Horseman Show
Man, if Rob Schneider had fans they’d be so pissed right now
That's like a classic Simpsons quality joke.
I have a co-worker that LOVES Schneider. I think he's the only person watching his Netflix show.
@@OberynTheRedViper Don't be fooled. The guy who funded his own show is definitely paying people to watch it.
@@OberynTheRedViper let me guess shes a trumptard?
I like him when he says "you can do it"
Rob Schneider boldly answering the question "what if Curb your Enthusiasm but not funny?"
😁 Curb Your Enthusiasm is _not_ funny. But Rob definitely took a hard-right, I agree there. ✌️
The color grading in robs show makes me feel like they’re going to sell me a cleaning product
oh my god you’re re totally right, its graded like a commercial!
As someone who has color graded commercials... Don't insult my work like that! Our footage was never this bad!
It makes me want to drink cleaning product.
Or male supplements
When did the color pallete become part of comedy theory?... I'm confounded as fuck.
A guest called into Tim's show office hours to say they saw Schneider in stand up recently and he was lifting full segments from tims stand up, which is utterly mental
He stole from JoKoy too.
Ooh I’ll need to find that clip. You don’t think the caller was being cheeky?
Time stamp and episode number?
@@nathanm1033 this post was a year ago. Work from there 😂
Nah I'm good. It would have been worth a click, though. Saw it was from a year ago but thought maybe you would have had a memory like, "oh it was the one with Fred Armisen" or something like that. I do have a vague memory of him talking about Schneider.
One time I discovered that I had heat exhaustion after working in the sun all day with the help of Rob Schneider. I was driving home from the job site and a commercial for an upcoming Rob Schneider stand-up concert came on the radio. As I was driving I started laughing at the sample jokes that were part of the commercial and I knew something terrible had happened to my brain and quickly pulled over to get some hydration.
This is a modern day horror story. Glad you’re okay!
This reads like one of the chapters in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas where you're just like "why would you do this amount of these drugs? It just seems terrifyingly unpleasant."
For some reason my brain parsed this as Schneider helping you do the work, rather than helping you make the discovery 😅
@@left4twentytimes are tough for Rob. I hear he’s roofing these days
@@CrashExhibition I heard he's just getting really method for his next role, rob schneider as "The Roofer"
"Explaining humor is a lot like dissecting a frog, you learn a lot in the process, but in the end you kill it."
- Mark Twain on the Schneidecker Paradox
Schneider isn't humor. Heidecker's dissection is.
@@JymDyerwell that just.. cuts both ways.😊
In this case, explaining *horror* is a lot like dissecting a frog
@@JymDyer I'd argue humor is subjective. Half the topics talked about today wouldn't have landed as remotely funny 60 years ago (except maybe Schneider's set..)
If that's all it is, Schneider's bracket doesn't have a ton of followers to make it work
We have a sea of comedians on this platform known as influencers. Explaining the joke is peak comedy, or it would seem so with all the reaction videos. Everybody wants in on the discussion
Breaking things down that way can work, it would just seem to work best when you hold the clipboard as opposed to doing a bit. Schneider's career seems to have been being rolled up in the gig economy. It's not really his life's work, showing us the scope of humor. He's usually just the buffoon
His bit is literally the Waterboy/Nicky character. He's the part of us that wants to blurt, but normally we wait for the idiot with no impulse control
We're _probably_ all thinking the same thing, but nobody is that stupid to try the mob, except...
I sometimes engage in masochistic media behavior, but the fact that you subject yourself to Real Rob on purpose made me literally gasp
There's morbid curiosity and then there's Maggie Mae Fish.
Agreed... (I'm still amazed Netflix would host this on their platform. There are enough people wo are cool with this - and actually watch it??)
@@sarahwatts7152 I don't think I've ever met someone that didn't hate-watch Real Rob.
What’s more, she inflicted it on US, her video viewing audience. I will forgive, but I will not forget. . .
Nothing must ever happen in your life if you're literally gasping at that
One thing i found extra amusing about Tim’s standup is that he’s been working on those “jokes” for over a decade, honing the character at actual standup nights. There are a ton of clips on youtube, it’s a real trip watching them and feeling the pure repetition of it as he develops his anti-timing timing.
I saw him and Gregg Turkington years ago and he was already a master at playing a hack right wing comedian.
Agreed, I think he has been developing the character for years and probably has felt compelled by current events to put these right wing Hollywood types on blast. I mean the OCATC character has gone totally right wing over the last two seasons.
I remember seeing like 3 different versions of Tim's "Coke vs Pepsi" bit on youtube over the years, and I thought each time it was funnier than the last. When I found out he had done a full special I was super pumped, and it didn't disappoint one bit.
@@rpm9693 oh yeah to me this comedy special is part of the on cinema extended universe
@@rpm9693 OCATC is quite possibly the best kept secret in comedy. The trial of Tim Heidecker is its zenith.
Tim actually has a really good quote about his special that relates exactly to what you said:
*"It’s a fundamentally funny thing for me. On the surface, [he’s] an entirely narcissistic bully, and then you can play off some really sad, pathetic qualities in that person. I’m glad you picked up on that. It’s woven throughout. If you read between the lines of this character, he’s in a really bad place, he’s an alcoholic, he’s got a bad relationship with his wife ... or ex-wife."*
It takes alot of charisma and balls to do a set like Tim's becaue you risk the audience not laughing at the intentional bad humor and also thinking that is your actual personality, but he pulled it off.
Stewart Lee has made a career out of doing a similar thing to Tim's "An evening with tim heidecker" special, if you havn't seen any of his specials (or the series he did for the bbc) i'd recommend trying to find them. One of his recurring bits is telling a joke, it not getting a laugh or as much of a laugh as he wanted, then stopping the show to explain the joke to the audience in a patronising manner, scolding them for not getting the joke.
I usually find Tim's comedy doesn't hit for me. Its not that he's never funny, but often his material is somewhere in the land of committing too hard to not going hard enough or just going really hard on something that wasn't interesting enough to go hard on. You're right that not being funny in just the right way that its funny is hard... and I don't think he pulls it off.
@@SolarFlairIsBestPony Thats cool, not everyone has the same sense of humour. Though if you can watch Tim & Eric Awesome Show Great Job and tell me it's just not funny, well then you might have severe unhumoritis. Don't worry though - it's curable.
I get it though. It's hard to understand Tim's humor once he starts merging reality with his fantastical bits. Sometimes I can't tell what he's going for and I want to laugh but I just don't get it. That being said, tim and eric is one of favorite shows of all time
I think starting a set by fucking with a microphone stand for 10 minutes is a pretty good indicator to everyone that you’re doing a character
Tim's hair isn't slicked back, it's PUSHED back.
You know, I _used_ to be a piece of shit
I'm worried she thinks people cant change
THAT'LL SLICK BACK REALL NICE!!!
I said WAS
It's a clove cigarette.
Margaret Miller can never die. Judging by how good she looks for 86, it is clear that Werther's Originals are the secret to immortality.
Fun story: Jamie Kennedy was supposed to perform at a venue here in Portland, Maine and he was a huge diva about the whole thing. Then he ended up cancelling the day of because not enough people bought tickets. The owner did a local showcase instead and honestly it was better.
@ 14:13 he actually accurately described how panics around serial killers distract from the fact that many, many people experience violence from people they know instead
14:04 actually but yeah that's a pwrfect description
@@eliasmg9144 I’d put down the time for when he’d finished it, which for some reason seemed like a good idea at the time!?
He din't describe it, he exemplified it. There is a difference.
I learned that Maggie has a really strong mental constitution when it comes to watching stuff that people mistakenly call 'comedy'.
I wouldn't have been able to make this video. I couldn't have sat through Real Rob.
When you add in the Kirk Cameron movies, it's like eating the spiciest wings on Hot Ones and then using Sriracha toilet paper the next morning.
Or maybe she just has a thick head.
Comedy is subjective. Derp.
@@The_Fat_Fury Exactly, just off the top of my head there is good comedy and shit comedy, and Rob slides greasily into the latter.
i can watch an evening with tim heidecker with my dad and we both laugh for completely different reasons
Hmmm... Actually there's a video essay on satire here on YT that claims shows like the Colbert Report are counterproductive due to situations like yours...
@@kenlieck7756 yes! and there's also tons of great flat earth documentaries on here as well! Not to mention the video of the angry man talking about gay frogs, gosh, so much good information!
@Anthony Trudeau Actually, my girlfriend and I used to "double-date" with that "angry man" and his now ex-wife. Small world, ain't it?
@@kenlieck7756 If you mean Perspiring Erik then I worship you but I doubt you do.
@@greenaumI believe they're talking about Alex Jones.
Jamie Kennedy literally made a whole documentary complaining about people not loving him. Not a self reflective examination of his own neediness, but literally trying to bully people into apologizing for hating him.
Check his TH-cam channel, most videos are him saying he is great and Hollywood and the fans are wrong for not loving him it's wild
Are you talking about Heckler? I didn't get that at all. Jamie Kennedy seems like a decent dude.
@@KingofCrusher no Jamie Kennedy, he started a youtube channel recently and it's very self indulging, blaming everyone else for him being in mask 2 etc
@@thedamash1 nothing points this out more than his hosting of the video games awards and how desperately he defends himself.
@@thedamash1 Heckler is the name of the documentary. It has some points, but yeah, it's mostly about how he isn't funny and can't hang.
I have a friend who was just getting started as a freelance sound editor back then. Real Rob was one of her first gigs. If you think it can’t get worse, I saw preproduction Real Rob and oh boy, it’s worse.
lol Do u Moe Rons realize that there's no such thing as "conservative comedy"?
There is fascismowoke comedy and then there are comedians that try to stay away from it.
Is South Park also "conservative comedy"?
How about Hollywood in the past. Hollywood has always been more in line with the modern conservative. Are you saying that every comedy film from the 80s, the 90s, even the 2000s is "conservative comedy"? 😂
When will u Iosers realize that u'r the new movement of weirdos trying to change everything and the rest of us are... just there? lol We aren't "doing" anything.
@@FriendlyCroockWho are you talking to, kiddo?
And yes, South Park is conservative comedy. Those two guys are libertarians and sloppy satirists who think yelling ethnic slurs counts as a joke. They have other talents but they’re not liberals and would be offended if you implied as much.
I am forever thankful for Tim Heidecker's work promoting Shrek The Third
Wait, What? This is Brand new Information!
@@FunkyM217 Oh its the best. They had their whole myspace page decked out in Shrek 3 galore.
@@schtuff.8207 14 years ago yesterday rest in RIP remember shrek 3 the good times and now enjoy shrek 3 on DVDDDDDDDDDDD
did you have a stroke?@@kashthrills
@@salvadordollyparton666 shrek off
“deuce bigalow and the animal, staples of 2000s basement high shcool parties everywhere”
of course they were staples. rob schneider is the stapler
Rated PG-13
how could you leave out his career defining role as a carrot?
A carrot!
Rated pg13
My man lolol
this looks like a five-bagger+two sodas.
I hate myself, but not enough to watch Real Rob. My condolences.
"Comedians" enraged at their audience for not laughing is actually mildly hilarious.
If I saw that moment, I would have thought they were doing a routine in the spirit of Andy Kaufman, the king of "anti-comedy" comedy. I never in a million years would have thought it was for real.
I disagree. I think it’s wildly funny
It's funny for a different reason, I am no longer laughing with the guy and am now enjoying myself laughing at them.
I'd call it "tragically ridiculous"
Bill Hicks was the king of that type of comedy
I could have gone my whole life without knowing that Real Rob existed. Why did you have to crush my blissful ignorance?
What's worse is I had forgotten it existed and now I am reminded.
In my mind the last movie rob Schneider did was deuce Bigelow male gigolo.
Robb and Norm’s eyes look like they just walked off the set of Dune. The spice must flow.
Less spice and more meth…
It takes guts, Kaufman level guts, to do a bit for an entire 1hr special. Kudos.
Haven't seen this level of commitment to the bit since Colbert in front of congress. For those unaware: th-cam.com/video/ewPburLEZyY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nVFNlUjHcDKGhzIi
Rob Schneider watches all the youtube videos people make about him. I can't wait for him to watch this.
That's the least surprising thing I've heard today
Ah the Scott Adams model of terminal online brain syndrome
I don't know if that's true but the fact that it could be true tells you everything you need to know about him
It's kinda sad. Like when he went on Game Grumps just to genuinely understand why Arin didn't like his show. He really wants to know why people don't find his stuff funny.
@@milkitea669 I don’t think that there is a genuine desire to understand the point of view of people that don’t find him funny though. If there was than he might have the capacity to change.
Why can’t I archive Rob Schneider’s face in my mind? Like every time It cuts to another shot of him it feels like I’ve never seen his face beforehand
Object permanence but it's just for sad comedians
Lucky!
This is so true
Prosopagnosia, maybe?
It's because you've never seen him as a real person; even real-life Rob isn't a fully fleshed out 3-dimensional character. Hell, the roles he plays barely qualify as 2-D. They're mostly just these one-note memes on legs.
"The one who wants to kill you is already in the house."
That's not a joke, that's a confession.
Statistically speaking... That is true.
Yeah, that was super-cringe.
Is it not funny or do you not want to think it’s funny?
Yes.
I'll never understand why such a large component of boomer humour is "I hate my wife"
Ok but that Tim Allen joke at 7:00 legit made me chuckle. It's the rushed "not caring" delivery that makes it fucking hilarious
YT hasn't censored you for hard swearing? I must have a tag on my account for the ONE time I got a strike outside of context. I was parroting MFer intentionally mispelled to sound like the person saying it. Stuff is laden with swearing and taboo language, but I can't comment the same? Now my comments get scrubbed if I say anything TV-14. Ridiculous.
Every clip of Tim made me crack up. The veggie burger one was hilarious!
Yeah, Tim is doing a character, kind of like the one Colbert did on the Colbert Report. It's fantastic.
I honestly also laughed about the "Keith Rural" joke 😅
I learned that Rob Schneider did not disappear in the late 90's. He has continued working.
Mind blown.
Considering he peaked in the early 2000's, you must be about 12 years old.
He looked in the mirror every day and said, "You can do it!" in a vaguely accented voice.
As someone who once upon a time liked Bill Maher, Tim does an uncanny impression of him. From the blaming the audience, to the slicked back hair, hell Bill even started using canned laughter during the pandemic because he couldn't stand not having laughs.
....let me guess , you stopped liking him after he dared to question your cult ideology?
@@srmofoableno bc time and time again Bill Maher has shown that he doesn’t actually understand most of the topics that he brings up on his show
(if you want to see some of that check out Try Harder Bill Maher by Some More News)
My moment was actually seeing Bill Maher live and ironically, John Oliver live a year before that. Bill just kept doing his Real Time shtick but not in a fancy suit and became the most forgettable hour of anything I had to sit through. John Oliver, on the other hand, talked no politics and went on the whackiest tirade of international cultures, outlooks, and how French Pidgeons embody what it means to be French.
agreed, saw him at the Beacon about a decade ago, and for what I paid I felt like I wasted money because it was just him regurgitating all his monologues, could have stayed home and watched reruns of RT. Plus for all his talk of legalization and progressiveness, he's had a slow and steady descent further to the right with not only his backwards views on vaccines but his antiquated commentary on the Barbie movie. @@shockfactorobi
@@royallebanini9375 Exactly. How many times has Bill pontificated on a topic, only to have a guest poke holes in his ideas by introducing facts that Bill failed to include in his 'thesis'? And Bill's reaction? "Oh, I didn't know that" or the equivalent. Are you to tell me, Bill, that you weren't fully educated on the topic before you declared your 'deep insights' on national fucking television?
Paul F. Tomkins and Andy Richter put it perfectly: there's no bigger indicator that a comedian has gotten lazy than when they blame the audience.
Andy Richter was great as Conan’s side kick and in Cabin boy it’s all been downhill for him since. isn’t Paul Tompkins dead or something?
@@frozedickdave
PFT is still alive and still funny as hell.
so what does it mean when disney blames the audience?
@@dalrymplestilskin isn’t he a ladder puller like his contemporaries Hiedeker, Silverman and the little fat guy from king of queens
You mean like when all those leftist celebrities and producers blame their movies and other projects failing on misogyny and/or racism?
Glad I got recommended this. I've never seen comedy from either of these people but I'm aware of both of them for different reasons. It takes a lot of effort to make a video like this with such well articulated analysis. Bravo
I haven’t seen a piece of fiction that revealed so much about the person that created it since the Onision books.
In second place for that is Ready Player One.
Contender for second place: The Room...
Lemme introduce you guys to Warren Ellis…
Dude, you forgot Doug Walker's The Wall
@@BDCTheSloth90 We all tried to, why would you remind us!?
My favorite recent Rob Schneider anecdote is when he showed up unannounced to a Seattle open mic and did a set. The next day, a friend who worked at the comedy club :
"I have had a lot of people ask me this, but you can be rest assured that Rob Schneider will not be attending tonight's open mic."
Imagine being so bad that you turn people away from a public open mic.
Breaking a very old rule, Tim Heidecker just gets funnier when you break his comedy down to analyze it
Considering he isn't funny in the first place, I'll take your word for it. Even Rob has better standup than this.
Lol. This guy mustve loved this video
@@spookrockcityl o l
@@spookrockcity interesting take
@@spookrockcityim sorry if you find Rob more funny then you are mentally damaged and there isn't anything anyone can to do to save you from having not just no sense of humor, but you actually have Anti-humor.
Damn. I watched this show years ago and I remember thinking Rob’s character (who is really just himself) was so obviously sad/pathetic/insecure/self-destructive that it seemed like he had to be aware of it and in on the joke. I think it takes thoughtful maturity to face your own flaws like that and be that self-deprecating. At the time I thought it was a good exploration of a burned out star coming to terms with unmet expectations, but there isn’t a single positive comment here! Makes me want to rewatch it and see if my opinion has changed…
I believe I made it through about 15 minutes of that show
I think he was just copying Lisa Kudrows much darker, and funnier, show.
it's incredible that you were able to give Schneider that much credit. however.... he's not playing. if you look into him anywhere outside "The Real Rob", you see just *how* real the Rob on the show is. it isn't ironic. it isn't even really self-aware. it just.... is. it is Rob Schneider in all his bitterness that he was owed something and didn't get it.
Today, I learned that comedy takes no prisoners, and rewards unfairly. But, every once in awhile, it gives us a Tim Heidecker or a Maggie Mae Fish. And that's pretty keen.
Check out the people listed at the end, too. I can saw with confidence that Jamie Lofthus and Ziwe are absolutely hilarious.
I was sitting here at work, feeling burnt out and sad. Now I'm laughing uncontrollably at Tim's "no salt chips" joke.
I have to admit laughing somewhere between ironically and unironically at his ultimate dad joke, “Keith Rural”. The corniness there of this incredibly telegraphed joke is -chef’s kiss-.
Ridged chips.
I've made that joke and I'm a dad. Grade A dad joke
I give Tim’s stand-up routine five bags of popcorn and two bags of soda.
I’m giving Stan’s, Tim’s routine up….stand….Tim’s stand-up routine 6 bags of popcorn, three large soda’s, & a family size butterfinger.
Like this comment if you're a HOBBIT HEAD born in MARCH who wants GREGG to REVIEW MOVIES and NOTHING ELSE to get in the way! 🍿🎥
Maybe we could use a time machine and go back then oh, wait there are no time machines 😂😂
We are using stars for ratings now.
@@TheCardanoArmy Bilbo Baggins is also a personal hero of mine
The thing people got mad at Shane Gillis for is like getting mad at Leonardo Decaprio saying the n-word in Django. He was imitating a racist white person as a humorous explanation for the existence of China-town in multiple cities in the US, it was basically him saying they probably have their own towns because people were racist towards them and forced them into certain areas so they didn't have to see them. /frog dissection
Shane is legitimately funny and spends time developing his jokes.
He’s never been funny, just another hack from the Rogansphere
I love how both Rob and Tim's 'Tim' persona seem to be obsessed with phony health products and use their platforms to blatantly advertise them (see On Cinema). Life imitating art imitating life.
every phony conservative grifter "comedian" pretty much does this, guys like paul joseph watson and alex jones selling supplements w soy in them while also complaining about soy feminizing men. it's core to their grift
Dude, funding your own series is expensive. The pennis add up!
Whatever you grow up with seems normal, eternal, the default. When the world changes it feels weird. You start to feel like a time traveller from another era. Some people cling to their 'normal' and some people embrace the weird.
Rob Schneider ending up on Pure Flix is a fitting purgatory.
I hear those types pay very well
@@LukeMcGuireoides yeah pay ain't everything
@@sludgerat666 it's very high on the list if you're Rob Schneider, maybe top
@@sludgerat666 I assume lol
I love that your roast of the time machine joke was infinitely funnier than the joke itself 😂
17:39 I really admire Dave Rubin. Dude doesn’t let being completely unfunny stop him from doing standup.
Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half
I like how Tim always wears this outfit when he’s doing this character.
Plot twist: it's not a character, Tim just gets possessed by the vengeful spirit of a boomer comedian that haunts that leather jacket.
Neil Hamburger
I thought you meant the uploader for sec. I'm new here
The Andrew Dice Clay tuxedo
Yeah there are videos of him from 2009 doing this bit and he wears the exact same thing. The only difference is that he hadn’t decided to slick his hair back yet.
Is this about an intersection between Heidecker's deliberately bad stand-up and Schneider's accidentally bad stand-up? Do I win a cookie?
I won a cookie!
Eye-opening stuff, for me
Thanks for recommending Rob Schneider as a comedian. What a talent. Also loved him in Jaws.
I learned Maggie will take a big bite of raw corn, husk and all, just to commit to the bit
I think that's just how she normally eats corn.
Nah she husked the bit she bit into for the bit.
I apologize, I'll see myself out
Norm can make almost anything bearable. God damn treasure that man
no one seems to understand what's funny as good as that guy
Yikes! Didn't you know Norm is a problematic white Christian conservative??
@@winstonmarlowe5254 oh screw off. Norm ain’t perfect but atleast he puts 90% of his politics out of his shit, calm down. Also we are talking about his comedy anyways.
@@junjiito6298 pretty sure they’re being sarcastic
Rest in peace, you deeply closeted chunk of coal
Tim’s special is amazing. It reminds me of growing up watching old Just For Laughs episodes and seeing all the generic leather jacket, blazer wearing “wise guy” comics.
Tim's taken enough psychedelics to break down his ego and perform satirically, Rob's ego has taken full custody of himself, playing the victim card with all the standard boomer humor.
I always knew Tim had to be on some next level shit to sus out the brilliance
One man is responsible for the death of 20 children. The other is that copy machine guy from snl
Allegedly responsible. It was a mistrial.
Wh...at?
@@nanopanda (spoilers?)
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It was apparently a joke on adult swim. I was super confused and worried so I looked it up.
@@nanopanda REAL Heidecker is playing a FAKE Heidecker in the On Cinema universe he made through a bunch of projects in recent years. One recent storyline involves a festival FAKE Heidecker puts on where 20 people died.
Another Greggghead coming out of the woodwork. Have you people no shame?!
Also as much as I hate when ppl downplay the importance of mixed ppl's identities, it's real convenient that now Rob Schneider is complaining about how he has been excluded from Asian roles (he's 1/4 Filipino) when he's spent most of his career mocking Asian ppl and not advocating for his community and instead pushing harmful ableist anti-vax rhetoric.
mocking asian people?
@@gromitpesley 2:32
@@crnkmnky damn. I mean he’d get away with it we’re a comedy but… I don’t think he’s ever been funny
"Anti vax rhetoric" lmao
Bro these woke zealots just need to shut up ands top being annoying. Not everything has to be viewed through the prism of race you psychopathic racist.
Go outside and touch grass.
Rob Schneider truly encapsulates the "I hate my wife" comedy trope.
It's such a boomer joke, but boomers don't seem to like him, either.
...and I'm sure the feeling is mutual.
@@zoyadulzura7490 Hahaha yes, because all tens of millions of boomers are alike.
@@NondescriptMammal - Yeah, nobody uses the word correctly, it's just a proxy for vague ageism. I'm not proud of the fact, but Schneider and his fanbase are Generation X. Which means precisely nothing anyhow.
I saw Tim and Eric live in maybe 2011 and they just ran out onto the stage throwing papa john's pizza at everyone yelling "PAPA JOHN'S!!!!!"! I had watched them for years before that. One of my best memories
Wait, just saw more of the video. Maggie do you not understand TH humor? He's a character on stage and voluntarily portrays the worst in men and people. The way you have hatred towards him betrays the fact that you don't like him or don't get it. Try again
I saw t an e back in the awesome tour days and they were as hilarious as expected even though the show was mostly to promote awesome show great job season 4 I think... It's been a long time since and Tim is just as just hilarious as ever. This video just bases an entire opinion of him based on one standup special he did. He also did/does a plethora more stuff, is she not familiar with the On Cinema at the Cinema saga and Tim's annual live Oscar special, that's always a hoot. I think this woman has no real understanding of Tim Heidecker.
@@evank000what are you talking about? She knows he’s a character, she keeps referring to Tim in that video as a character, calls it cleverly deconstructed, says he is viciously mocking the attitudes seen in Real Rob.
Try again.
"and the only funny scene in the show is..."
*norm macdonald is on screen*
yeah that tracks
For the uninitiated, Tim also has a limited series where he (in the same fictional version of himself as his standup) meets up with a fellow standup comic and they find each other hilarious. It’s called Tim and Gellman have Lunch. A great look at this same character from another angle.
It's so absurd. I just discovered it today. It's amazing that they can make terrible jokes, lack of self awareness, and cruelty so hilarious. I just saw 1000 Cats for what I think might be the first time, even though I watched Funny or Die on HBO when it aired. That is an amazing piece. I think it doesn't translate if you don't know Gellman though. Tried to share it with girlfriend and she cringed and prayed for it to be over.
Gellman is an underrated american treasure.@@illuminotmereloaded6896
oh it's soooooooooooo funny!!
His savage mockery of Bill Maher's Club Random is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Up there with his brutal parodyof Joe Rogan. Brilliant.
While it's true Tim Heidecker doesn't use any overwhelming visuals in his stand-up, it's worth noting that in Tim & Eric, they consistently employ a horrific saturation filter in much the same way that Rob does. The difference, of course, is that part of the joke is how revoltingly orange the characters look; basically, like much of the difference between the two, Tim uses this ironically, where Rob seems completely unaware that he's using it at all
There was a show on adult swim for awhile called World Peace. For a comedy cop like you it’s right up your alley.
You totally owned her
@@atticuskoch2965 that’s why they call me the landlord.
@@atticuskoch2965... Not
I was really sad when Tim lost the election. :(
He would have been a great district attorney for San Bernardino county.
I'm also really excited for this video!
That Dave Rubin bit is so... sad, the guy is heartbroken that the public is not laughing, it really shows how if it were not because they are "warriors in the cultural war against cultural Marxism" or whatever they call themselves... no one would give them the time of the day, and they are TERRIFIED of that thought. They are not funny, they are no likeable, they are useful as long as they parrot conservative talking points, and like Milo proved a few years ago, the moment they stop being useful they will be thrown away like trash.
That Milo thing was specially sad. He was the one altrighter that had an once of charisma and sense of humor; even when I was more center right I thought his actual views were kinda disgusting, but goddamn was he entertaining to watch.
And yet, for his audience, he was just the dude they could point and say "see, we're not homophobic", an easily replaceable gay token.
I hope one day he abandons the gay catholic schtick and becomes the chaos goblin that always boiled under the surface.
@@marreco6347 he says hes not gay anymore lmao so hes leaning more into the right wing insanity for relevancy
@@jokistm9283 oh no, didn't he have a long term partner? That's honestly more sad than schadenfreude :/
@@Aaronslosek i wouldn't pity that freak, if his partner meant so little to him he'd leave him for some more conservative attention thats on him
@@jokistm9283 oh no,I pitied the poor guy who got dumped for career purposes,Milo can (REDACTED) (BLANK SPACE)
Tim Heidecker is easily one of the best comedians of our time. His standup special is fucking hilarious.
that multi year project he did that started as a low budget movie review show that turned into a trial of the murder of his co-host was *chef kiss*
He is, sadly though I think he's starting to lose it. The guy doesn't understand a lot about internet culture. Him thinking Sam Hyde was after him is a great example of that. He thinks Trump jokes means you actually support Trump.
@@TopherBlairMusic lol keep seething you paranoid weirdo.
the difference is that it will take 8 hours to learn the lesson from Rob, but only 1 from Tim. also Tim is in on the joke. Rob isn't.
Tim Heidecker's performance in The Comedy (2012) is a special thing. That film brutally exposes the corrosive and isolating effect of a life drenched in irony. Superb video, Maggie. Cheers!
That movie convinced me Tim Heidecker is an amazing actor.
Release the Schniedecker Cut, Maggie, what are you afraid of! TRUE fans deserve the extended 20% longer corn eating scene! #savemartha
"On Cinema at the Cinema" is some of the best comedy I've seen. Tim is a legend
i just wish it was easier to show to friends 😂
@@dreamydreary ... Oh trust me, I've tried. LOL
@@dreamydrearyThe show is essentially the world's longest running in-joke. It isn't funny at all unless you really invest in the absurdity of the hyper-specific parody.
Yes, I too like my comedy, boring, repetative, and grating.
@@Bapuji42 This but unironically
How is that a paradox? It's two comedians and one is satirizing the other. What's paradoxical?
The real thing is trying to be funny, but isn't. The parody of the real thing is hilarious. Right wing humor is only humorous when it is parodied. Humor requires self awareness, and the right wing mindset is the antithesis of that.
@@alexanderdunning6586I don't think right-wing comedy is only funny when it's being parodied, just like left-wing comedy isn't only funny when it is made fun of. It all just depends on who is delivering the jokes. Shane Gillis is a hilarious comedian who is right leaning. It's funny because he's criticized in this video for his "incredibly racist jokes" getting him fired from SNL and at the time of writing, he's hosting in a couple weeks. It's crazy for a company to publicly fire someone for being "too racist to work here" and then bring them back to run things a couple years later. I love Shane, that's just a really odd move for SNL.
Rob is purporting to be a satirist.
@stephengrigg5988 eh he's mid
Most Americans don't understand English. Other examples of this include the endless misuse of "literal" or "ironic" or, worse, "unironic".
I wasn't expecting to remember how much I miss Norm Macdonald by seeing him shit on Rob in his own show
Just gonna throw out there: if anyone hasn't seen On Cinema and loves Tim's humour, you desperately need to watch the entire thing. It's probably one of my favourite single pieces of any comedic show just based on how everyone develops and the multiple "arcs" every character has on what seems to be a harmless movie review show.
On Cinema is so unique in that I don't think I ever laughed out loud at it once despite being easily one of the most hilarious things I've ever seen.
The best thing is when you find other On Cinema fans commenting on videos. It's its own little world and everyone just goes with it.
@@Aster_Risk Yeah it's great seeing fellow Greggheads on the boards
I think it's wrong how Heidecker constantly pretends to be special needs when those people are no laughing matter
On Cinema is genuinely my favorite pieces of comedy that has released in the last decade. I really can’t think of anything that comes close to the genius of the whole project.
I was disappointed you didn’t mention one of Rob’s credits as The Stapler, and then I remembered that was a South Park joke and didn’t happen. But still, it’s my favorite movie he was in.
I've did that but with the Animal. I thought the animal was a joke Southpark did then realized, no that ones real. Southpark did the stapler
I disagree. The Carrot was much better.
@@jensenotte3687 personally im a fan of _Da Derp Dee Derp Da Teetley Derpee Derpee Dumb_ (2002) but you do you
_Rated PEEGEE 13_
@@krookyjnailed it
That Tim Heidecker's special is really something. I think the idea was having 1hour special with 5 minutes of good material. Then there's also the ending with forcing audience listen music performance like Dane Cook did :D
Shiiiit that song was jacked up!
I need 'The Schneidecker Paradok' patches
coming RIGHT UP
@@MaggieMaeFish maggie pleaseaddress the edward scissorhands thing i agree
YEE
I appreciate what Tim has done with this special, but the A/V technician in me nearly cried over the microphone abuse.
Throw it on the rider lol
eh its a sm57, it'll probably sound alright
@@mechajaraxxus3510AcTuAlLy it's an sm58
Tim's acting is most convincing when he plays an asshole. By the way, I love him. But he can definitely be intimidating.
this video is so well put together! editing goes crazy
Whenever I think of washed out comedians who get mad at their audience for not laughing at 20 year old jokes I think of Seinfeld.
I think if Jerry Seinfeld is too offensive for you, you've become too "woke."
@@richmahogany1710 Who on earth said anything about being offended. Brother hasn't updated his jokes since Bush was in office.
@@richmahogany1710 Or he’s just mad that the 18 year olds don’t want to date him any more.
@@Calcagno1988 You mean 15 year olds
Seinfeld's jokes are literally those "So what about airplane food?" *nudge nudge* type of jokes that are parody now lmao
Wow this gets a like for the title alone
Such an interesting coincidence. I binged your content over the last few days and, while I'm not sure if its just something with the algorithm, but seeing this random comment of yours brought a smile to my face lol.
It’s all downhill from there
There's a wholesome joy in seeing one of your favorite TH-camrs comment on a good video you just watched.
You spelt only wrong.
“Alone and only” lol
"Rob Schneider is a carrot."
That SP quote is funnier than his whole career.
south barf isn’t funny, either. It has set comedy and politics back decades.
@@AttmayNah, it's good. The moralizing of Stan and Kyle at the end of the episodes is lame, but they do pretty solid but crass satire on current events.
It was never as good as The Simpsons at its peak, but it has stayed pretty consistent.
"It only takes 20 years for a liberal to become a conservative without changing a single idea."
~Robert Anton Wilson
Oh I know that theory. But conservatives have Trump as their flagship now so that phrase means nothing anymore.
@@Xuelynom Ah! Have you considered MAGA Communism, comrade?
@@Xuelynom Its more about the idea that progressives are always looking to tear down and improve previous ideals and systems. So inevitably the things that you believed in and were told as a liberal will become the previous ideals and systems and become something future progressives will tear down so you'll be considered a conservative for having those ideals. It has nothing to do with Trump. Someone who would have been considered liberal 20 years ago will be considered conservative today if they have kept their old ideals. This is not a bad thing per se, but it is worth keeping in mind. The thing people forget is the concept of Chesterton's Fence.
@@NoahRobertGravesbeing a NazBol is fucking crazy
@Ralathar44 is it a bad thing that progress is made? Do you want us consistently static in every aspect of society? Don't fucking cry about it.
*She pulls out corn
Ewww a freaking husker
*Rattles my fistful of buckeyes
FReAK!!!
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Country girls make do
OH my.
I have memories of my dad telling me about the Rob Schneider "makin' copies" sketch as a kid and thinking it was hilarious. Upon rewatching it on the SNL TH-cam page, I realized the sketch itself kinda sucked and what I actually found funny was my dad's impression of it and the various ways we'd incorporate it into our own life (ex. my mom telling us "would you quit quoting that sketch already?!" and us replying "the mom-sterrrr, gettin angryyyyy").
Professional Comedian Rob Schneider being outdone at his own game by an Eastern European immigrant he'd probably do an offensive portrayal of in an Adam Sandler movie.
SNL sucks period. Boomer humor reached its expiration date on 9/11.
I can see how you'd find it funny when you knew a guy in the office exactly like that, as I'm sure many did.
"...racial stereotyping and Rob Schneider, both deeply upsetting and almost synonymous topics..."
Madam, I am slain.
Is that a south park avatar? You Know, the show that does nothing but racist stereotypes?
Ah, I see you're a fan
@@Lincoln_Bio Mi’ lady.
The one thing that separates Shane Gillis from Schneider is that Gillis is really funny.
oh my god you're so right, the rob shneider show looks like a mcdonalds commrcial
As someone who once had a really big crush on a guy in my town who was a comic and would make lame edgy jokes, I found this video incredibly cathartic. Thank you Maggie for catering to MY specific and personal experience, haha
I find this comment rather shallow and pedantic.
I can never see Rob Schneiders name anymore without thinking of that South Park episode lmao. They nailed him perfectly lmao
Derp!
Same, and I'm lowkey convinced they ruined his career. Or at least put a final nail in the coffin.
The must have known he was an asshole to take him down like that
Rob Schneider as The Stapler
Humor is whatever makes you laugh. The reality is that a lot of it is going to be offensive to someone. That being said, Schneider is just not really funny. He never has been.
He really showcases his Angrily Insecure Hair-Trigger Reactionary Conservative character in On Cinema. If you haven't seen the Trial of Tim Heidecker, it's a four hour masterpiece
It’s my favorite thing he’s made. Watch it once a year. The go pro show, trial of Tim, and Tim & Eric nite live are my favorites.
RIP Tom Cruise Heidecker Jr
i came back here because i saw an ad for the state fair last month that was telling everyone rob schneider would be there. the man's officially on the state fair circuit
This reminded me of the time Rob Schneider got ultra upset at a critic for saying one of the Deuce Bigalo films sucked, saying that the critic had never won any kind of awards for his writing. Then Roger Ebert clapped back saying that while the person did win awards, he had not won a pulitzer like Schneider had truthfully claimed so, as Ebert had won a pulitzer, he told 'im his film sucked.
there was more than one?
The first Deuce Bigalow was decent.
@@giampaolofini1535yeah if you have the sense of humor of a 13 year old boy in 2005
@@TylerRamos-h2o be fair someone has to entertain the kids.
Yeah, and Black Sabbath was hated by critics. Critics have always been clueless dorks pretending to be smart.
Shane Gillis is not remotely as terrible as Rob. Sometimes comedy can be offensive. It's all about context.
Shane Gillis is hilarious.
I learned Tim is even smarter and funnier than I thought, and I already thought fairly highly of him!
cringe
I saw him on the H3H3 podcast and Ethan played one of his videos for him and he looked sooo unimpressed lol. Like “that’s it? A cheap knockoff that has more views than the original?”
Petition for Maggie to have a second channel devoted entirely to doing sit com music
Acapella sit com music specifically.
I spent all of my time watching Real Rob laughing at Rob Schneider, thinking that was the goal. It didn't occur to me that the show wasn't self-aware or reflective until watching this. The author is dead, apparently.
"the only funny moment of this show is Norm macdonald" sorta warms my heart though because it speaks to how good Norm Macdonald was, that he could manage to make people laugh during the middle of an episode of a Rob Schneider-written-and-starred sitcom.