Kumail Nanjiani’s Advice to Comedians: Don’t Just Be Yourself - Good Talk with Anthony Jeselnik
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2019
- Anthony and Kumail Nanjiani discuss their experiences performing stand-up on late-night television and weigh in on how much comedians should lean on their personalities.
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Anthony really just wants to answer his own questions 😂😂
Dang. Now I can't see this show any other way. Lol
This is basically Jeselnik asking himself questions.
"Of course." -AJ prolly
It's like kumail interviewing Anthony not the other way
It is a good talk, right...?
Can accents be funny?
Pete Holmes holds his breath for the answer.
Kumail: Yes.
Pete: Oh thank God.
@Clay Chiarelott Pete is known for doing an impression of Kumail and exaggerates his accent.
his sketches are awesome
you should write comedy if you're not already. your comment made me laugh :D
OK. That immediate cut, after Kumail said he'd tell Anthony after the camera stopped rolling, was genius!
Glad to see Kumaji is finally relaxing.
Anthony has a good show here. I just wish he'd let the guest answer the questions.
why?
This is called good talk. Not good interview. They had a convo.
That's a totally different take away than I had from this. Not only did he let Kumail answer, but when Kumail turned things around and started asking Anthony questions, Anthony rolled with it and put the segment aside for a minute and a half to keep the organic conversation going. This reminds me of the way Pete Holmes used to interview comedians on his Team Coco late-night show.
Used to watch Premium Blend all the time, that and “Comedy Central Presents” were the first places I ever saw stand-up. Never seen a Live at Gotham in my life.
Comedy Central Presents was where I first saw Dane Cook
@Eragonfrost
Sometimes when you play the game you catch an STD at the club.
kumail is a good listener watch his any interview you'll see
I really enjoyed this!!!
"Hey *Jeselnik* great job, As usual".
Kunal looking like vetran comedian with his beard
Oh that guy from Big bang Theory. Really like him!
I would love to hear that story lol
nothing wrong with an accent, don't like it when people "force" an accent or try to sound like something or someone else hoping to fit in.
The Swedish Chef is all accent.
Agreeeee
Seems like a nice bit of a good talk.
WHEN THE CAMERAS STOP ROLLING? WHAT WAS THE STORY
I hate it when guests do this
@@84Elenai hollywood hates it more when they dont
whats that music in the end
Mouloud parle super bien anglais
Straight up fox
Kumail looks like kenny Florian with a tan
Two beautiful bearded men.
I mostly only drink PREMIUM Malt Liquor. just saying
so what was the last time
I know right? I have to know...
Game for viewers - guess who's interviewing whom?!
YESELNIK not JESELNIK - pronunciation wise !!
Anthony Jizzonhisneck is pretty funny.
Correct.
facts
3:00 - Isn't that Christopher Titus.
Where tf did the accent go
Jeseldick is such a jeseldick.
Why is the sound so janky??
It sounds pretty normal. Is ur headphones good
@@sollertiskhan3254 is it?? Yeah they are pretty good.. Maybe must be something else wrong at my end... 🤷🏻♀️
@@valastrix idk to me it sounds fine
It's not on your end, the sound is messed up a bit.
@@jockisification thanks.. I have rechecked my headphones like 5 times.. 🤦🏻♀️
Kumail has pretty much lost the accent. On a scale of 1-10, with 1 being a strong South Asian accent, and 10 being a strong American accent (standard register), I think Kumail is at about a 7.5 or an 8.
@@BuildinWings Oh no, I'm sure that's the case. But I grew up in India, and moved to the US very late in my life, so I don't have the first clue about what young South Asian-Americans sound like. I still speak with an Indian accent, when I'm around South Asians. And I'm 27 now, so I don't think I'll ever completely lose the accent. I'm not even trying to lose it.
You know, I never would have thought this as a person born in America (and weirdly enough in an area where the accent is considered to be very localized and strong), but now that you mention it I can actually see what you mean. His accent is noticeable enough that I detect it as “foreign,” but when I actually think about it, it’s really not very strong. Than you Mr. Singh, you gave me an interesting thing to think about today.
Is that Batman?
Dude if kumail was on the phone with me, I would not know if he is Pakistani or American lol .
Kumail, just tell the story on air. Get it out.
I was here "315 views • 28 Sep 2019"
316th
Not funny. Forced awkwardness. Sorry Kumail.
Hes not a comedian