I’m 18, I listened to all of the black Philip shows and I got laid for the first time like a month after, he changed the way I think and act now even after his passing, I think that truly solidifys him as one the the best ever
When Patrice says, “ I’m depressed but not suicidal but I can see how somebody can take themselves out without having the fortitude to laugh.” I instantly started crying. That shit hit home like a mufugga.
Man as I was watching the whole documentary my eyes were watery. I was emotional as if i personal knew those guys seeing them young. I enjoyed the shit out of it. Very heartbreaking in the end. Gave a different point of view of him because we use to hearing his hilarious anti white shit.
It wasn't just his comedy but also his philosophy. He was also a great in teaching men how to have self respect, self value and to have principles when dealing with women. Never feel like you are less, don't simp before simping was a term. He was the anti-simp in many ways.
Not just about that, but he had a better understanding of life most people ever will... alot of comics now days like to believe they're philosophers, but Patrice truly was... It's weird that hes so popular now hes been dead what like almost a decade? Before he died only like 5 people knew even knew who he was, and 4 of them didn't like him... I almost feel like hes become "the cool thing" and a bunch of yall bandwagoning... maybe I'm wrong and maybe it's just people are just now bringing to appreciate the genius he was... I've been obsessed with him since I had first seen him on Tough Crowd...
@@ryanchestnut5148 oh, i wasnt shitting on him or implying that he was he was ignorant... I was just going off of what I've heard him say about being in school, which wasnt much, he just seemed like he was more self taught that educated by school... But where did you get that information, cuz I'd love to hear his thoughts on Ayn Rand... and I'm sure he has an entertaining opinion on Aristotle and his eunuchs...
Patrice's Go back to Africa joke: when he says "what am I gonna do? fight some war wearing tuxedo shoes and sweatpants?" ....that image is spot on, hilarious, 10/10, and brilliant. I laugh hard every time he drops that line.
Really think about what you just said tho. Dave Chappelle took this long to get to that level and Patrice was at that point years ago. For real he was the GOAT
@@camwillis7434 yes yes yes. Pre-Chappelle. I love that show. Was brutal. Absolutely brutal when audiences wouldnt laugh and the comic was stuck there with an awful attempt at a joke and patrice or vos would kill them. Lord i loved that show too.
I knew who Patrice was and thought he was funny but the last few years I really have come to love him. All the O&A, black phillip could last me a lifetime.
I've had that feeling and thought so many times. Brutal honesty without giving a fuck about you, he'd spin it and expose you for everything you are. It's hard to stomach. So today people rather get rid of someone rather than listen to the truth.
If there's a loser incel kid staring down the barrel every night, if he keeps looking he will find Patrice too. I'm not sure the world fully grasps the educational value of his 'feelings,' especially as it relates to guys who can't get laid. True Legend
I really always despised Andrew Schultz, because he thinks he’s so smart and even worse is he thinks he’s one of those clever, smarmy assholes that believes everyone thinks he is charming. He’s wrong on both fronts! In fact Schultz is always wrong about all his takes. At least Rogan gets 3 out of ten predictions right! But for Schultz to utter the words that Patrice will be forgotten in comedy is one of the most ridiculous statements ever heard. Patrice jokes about society are relevant conversations in 2022 that is amazing. And unforgettable. Let’s not forget the black Phillip tapes. What type of person calls patrice there hero then says patrice will be forgotten by comedy?? What clown Schultz is! Patrice would call both of these guys goofy’s dudes!
"What I'm trying to do is be righteous. And when I say “righteous,” I don't mean God. You know? God- Righteous. I mean just when I wake up, I know I was honest to myself." Probably the greatest Patrice quote that summed up his philosophy.
Andrew is on the money. Patrice hit every note on your comedy palet. Some comedians like Jaselnik are clever and good at misdirection but don't hit all the notes
Patrice's comment to Jeselnik at the Sheen roast was hilarious. "You look like a waiter at a medieval restaurant. Just shut up and bring me my giant turkey leg."
@@Rey-yt3gn he was a misogynist to a simpleton. He was a compassionate and endearing man who wouldn't make a man or a woman threatened or even feel bad in his company. He could just see through the political correctness that made everyone tip-toed and say things, in name of "comedy" on racism, homophobia, xenophobia. He knew what you meant when you would use "Oh I have a black friend, but...", "I am a liberal, so I love the knowing about other cultures...". The same thing goes with when he would see women indiscriminately using the victim card. He could see what they mean. He just didn't like phoney.
another great great Patrice knowledge content is the video "Patrice O'neal vs Yaminika Sanders" he explains a fire analogy about man and woman comparison with Fords and porsches you'll understand once you hear it, its gold
How fucken funny bro i was about to type this and i see your comment! Everyman should listen to that Patrice vs Dr Z! TJ miller was lucky to be on that set next to him!
Patrice literally changed my life for the better. He gave me a different perspective on how to deal with women and broke things down in a way that was relatable to me. He was more than a comedian, he was a philosopher. Patrice is a rare breed of people that spoke his truth at all times
This right here. I wonder if Andrew Schulz or the other guys know about all the O&A material & Black Phillip. Patrice profoundly changed so many men & people's lives for the better. Philosopher 💜
There was another sad moment in the doc where he's trying to get his break and he mentions doing a podcast. If he was alive today he would probably would have the best podcast out there.
@@scottv9667 You can't ban people from listening to a podcast or buying tickets to live shows. Patrice was so funny he would of had a massive following if he was still alive.
True but he was sort of nonchalantly bagging on people who have podcasts. Don’t know if you caught the theme of the doc but Patrice wasn’t a sell out, which eventually led to his mainstream demise. You would’ve never seen Patrice on a podcast, he barely dealt with Twitter.
@@gavinsaint2224 Yeah but that part about him was also sad. He was so negative about a podcast yet he would of had huge success with his own. It would of let him be true to himself. He just couldn't see it.
@@MR-tu9dj that’s until someone is trynna tell you what to say & how to say it.... then there are promotions and advertising things I doubt Patrice would be willing to dance around just for a bit of fame. I think he would torch Joe Rogan for the shcmuck he has continued to ride on his rainbow road.
The weirdest place I heard a Patrice O'Neal joke was from a Jewish priest on the portal podcast. One of Patrices jokes about why America is great is that we don't know any of the names of world leaders and we don't care
@@papidaddy4329 it's towards the where he says the great thing about America is two oceans and two friendly neighbors and that's the reason we don't know much about other countries or speak different languages
Watching Patrice he never felt like a stereotypical comedian. He had a unwavering honesty about him where it didn’t feel like he was going through a set so much as he was being his unfiltered self and it happened to be hilarious. He would say anything and everything he felt about anything no matter how raw, wrong, inappropriate etc people would see it as and couldn’t give less of a fuck about how you felt about it. But he would always come at it from a place of honesty, there was never any malice in anything he was saying and the audience could sense that in his delivery which allowed them to be honest about how they felt about it and laugh. He pulled that out of them. There’s times he wouldn’t even try to make people laugh but would still end up killing anyways. I’m convinced that was what his nasty show was supposed to be. Still killed me regardless. He’s definitely one of the goats
I can see how truly Andrew loves and was inspired by Patrice's work: I'm glad that these guys are helping keep the authenticity of this art form alive. :)
@@mementomori8991 I don't think one was better than the other but George Carlin did talk about deeper things, Patrice O Neal however talked about things the average joe goes through.
I don't think Patrice will ever be forgotten ,he's gaining new fans by the minute , I'm a fan of comedy and I stumbled upon Patrice 3 years ago listening to old clips of O&A show and i said it cant get better than this , that's why he'll always be my no 1 comedian ,but what I hated about this documentary since it's about honesty and ''how honest Patrice was '' is the fact that Anthony Cumia was out of the picture , how can you have a Patrice documentary and not include Cumia !? I know cumia reputation precedes him , but come on ! not even a minute !? these two had 100s of hours of the funniest interactions I had ever heard on a the radio !
There are about 143 episodes of O&A with Patrice and 12 or 13 BP episodes and I listened to all of them back in 2013 when i was in college and i could never listen to the last ep of O&A because he had a stroke like that weekend and never recovered. It's worth listening to every one of those 143 episodes or something and the mark maron interview.
Truth. The WTF is good too. Almost everything out there is worth a listen. Tough Crowd shows he tends to be 1 of the smartest if not smartest person in the room when he talks politics.
Perhaps the most interesting conversations on complex social issues were between Patrice and Anthony on O & A. The documentary’s failure to include was purposeful. Bill Burr’s wife dislike of Cumia is responsible for the omission. Not sure Patrice would approve…
between the donkey punch and angry pirate that is one of the funniest news segments ever. John Gibson couldn't keep a straight face the entire discussion. his explanation of a failed offensive joke being alright because it comes from the same place as a successful joke. brilliant
My favorite part of that clip is how she only breaks character when he breaks the confines of the show when one of the people in production start laughing & he goes "why are you laughing? She's OUTRAGED!" THAT'S the moment she laughs. When he directly mocks her exact position. Even she couldn't keep it in.
I was 20 YO when I discovered Patrice in 2015 and after watching everything he did not only no one made me laugh like he did, but I think I grew as a person, I suggest you watch all his episodes on O&A especially " The Black Philip show " as his take on women and life in general holds till today, and you'll come to the conclusion that he's the GOAT of comedy and a great philosopher like Dave Chappell.
Patrice O’Neal is still my favorite comedian of all time. Nobody told the truth like he did. It’s shameful that the industry is only just now giving him his flowers.
Luckily it's because all the comedians he rolled with who blew up made sure to reference him all the time. One of the most slept on comedians of all time. Dude kept it 100 at all times and knew how to turn everything into a comedic spin.
Whoever in the comments said that he went from comedian to philosopher hit the nail on the head. Loved his comedy. But I loved him on O & A, Black Phillip, his appearances on Alex Jones even more. Dude was just a different thinker and the documentary tells you that he was like that even as a young kid. Luckily there are still tons of hours of his radio stuff out there I havent heard. Man I'd love to hear his take on the world today. From the race bull shit, to the Me Too stuff, Trump, conspiracy stuff going mainstream...theres so much I want to hear his take on. I'd pay to see a podcast will Burr, both of them just shitting all over each other as 2 of the biggest comics in the world. As crazy as the world has become theres still a giant thirst for a voice like his and he'd be the biggest comic in the world today, self sabotaging or not. Rogan would not have the biggest podcast in the world if he was around. He'd be doing stadiums bigger than Chappelle. Its too bad...because in todays scene he could have done it all without dealing with all the backstage bullshit he didnt like dealing with. And for the love of god...Colin Quinn...please bring Tough Crowd back. The world needs it. Do it on youtube, fuck Comedy Central.
The reason Patrice is the Greatest, is because he doesn't tell jokes. He tells you true stories that are funny asf. Everyone else tells jokes or exaggerates to make you laugh. He is just naturally funny. But i guess he isn't a comic because he refuses to be seen as something akin to a clown.
his stand up was amazing, his Black Phillip and o and a magic to me was his most shining moments. the BP show is better than any podcast i've ever listened to
I love that Patrice is getting his shine, I just hate that it happened posthumously. It’s often said his personality sabotaged his career, but I always thought he was just ahead of his time. The old gate keepers no longer have the master keys, so had he started today he would be a super star
My top 10 favorite comedians of all time: 1. Bernie Mac 2. Dave Chappelle 3. Chris Rock 4. Bill Burr 5. Patrice O'Neal 6. Katt Williams 7. Louis C.K. 8. Redd Foxx 9. George Carlin 10. Martin Lawrence
So amazing to see that there are comedians who recognize Patrice's greatness for what it was. Sadly, Andrew is right. He will be forgotten by popular culture but, the people who study comedy will always revere him.
Every night I listen to him on the opie and Anthony show. There is literally an unlimited amount of content of him and Anthony saying some of the most funny shit you will ever here. For example if anyone wants to check something out just RUclips Patrice O’Neil movies and there’s literally a 13 hour video of them discussing and roasting different movies in a fucking hilarious way. I listen to him on that show every night and I have never not been in stitches laughing or at the least fall a sleep with a smile on my face. Patrice O’Neil is the funniest man to ever live not just on stage but just in person hanging with the guys as well. Legend
If anyone wants to hear the Genius of Patrice, listen to Ending Gallagher’s career. Patrice not only reveals Gallagher’s racism, he called it before Gallagher walked in the studio, saying he’ll reveal it on the show.
Patrice won't be forgotten for sure. His legend will continue to grow the more people come across his radio stuff which is on here. Patrice on o and a discussing movies - 12 hour vid Discussing wrestling - about 4 hours Black Phillip show - 12 episodes Plus all the various hours of patrice on o&a. His interview on fox is amazing too. Add all the tough crowd episodes. The various cool interviews. And then there's the stand-up. Thanks for sharing this on the great man.
iv'e heard schulz talk about Patrice multiple times before and how much he loved his comedy so it was absolutely hilarious when a came across an old skit and a young fresh faced Andrew popped up out of nowhere lol
@@lukechopper3950 he had his fiancee get an abortion, during the latter part of his life, because he knew he wouldn't be around long enough to help take care of the child and didn't want her raising it alone. Turned out he was right as he passed away shortly after.
@@MGgmdd sorry. Dunno how to link a video from RUclips to a comment section. I just searched for Dave Attell Patrice O'neal and it was the first vid on the search. 1:21 into the video.
Patrice could make you laugh so hard your sides hurt and then in the next sentence say something incredibly profound. In todays times the media wouldn't be able to handle him and with podcasts they wouldn't be able to silence him either.
The ONLY thing I disagreed with in this really great talk was the last bit on comedy history. Mainstream comedy and comedy history is like the Oscar's, that shit no longer matters. Do you care what movies win an award? Or the actors who get them? No. Why? Because there is no more soul in movie making. Same thing with mainstream music. Who cares who's number 1 because its all so vapid. Patrice lives on in the people who loved what he did. I dont think Patrice would mind if "Philip" the cheesy soccer dad, "Karen" the proverbial housewife, or the clichéd pop culture society knows or remembers him. I think all that matters is the people he respected will and those of us who his comedy did impact will always remember him. Its all about the quality, not the quantity. Quantity is the corporate world model; "How many views can we sell?", "How many sponsors did we get this month?", "Did we say anything to offend any demograph to hurt our viewer ratings or sponsorships?"... That is what got us here now where everything feels meaningless... But there is now a sort of Awakening happening where people are beginning to break free and do their own thing regardless of what the corporate world wants and these people are going to be the winners in the end... And it was Patrice who was a big catalyst for that change in the mindset of people being conformists to a vapid society they hate.
I do hate how painfully underrated Patrice is. Whenever it's brought up who your favourite comedian is , I'll always mention Patrice and I swear nobody knows who I'm talking about. I still listen to his days on Opie & Anthony.
When Patrice was defending jokes on I think that FOX show he made the fucking camera guys laugh you could hear them and he says WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING? because the lady was saying it wasn’t funny. He made her look so bad my dude was a genius
@@therealkevinortiz8823 yeah man also during elephant in the room that girl heckles him I don’t think it’s on the cut version but you can find it on here, destroys her, best heckler trashing I have ever seen check it out if you haven’t seen it.
@@mattc.9927 I’ve seen it. The best part was that the girls bf broke up with her the next day n he emailed Patrice to tell him that he was 100 % correct about her
@@therealkevinortiz8823 oh shit, I didn’t know that. Haha my man was a bloodhound, I’d throw my watch in the trash just so I can say you stole it to get away from you.
Patrice is the comics comic. Puts everyone but a select few to shame. Everyone knows someone in their life who was just naturally funny as hell without even trying, the funniest people usually have traumatic experiences that humbled them in their past and changed their perspective on life, some people are just regular funny, Patrice was funny funny.
I'm just glad that his words are archived all over the internet through stand up shows, podcast episodes of Opie and Anthony, etc. Just hours of the best entertainment, humor, and philosophy anyone can listen to. It's amazing how they haven't aged, or at least they don't seem as old as they are. Alot of things he talked about are still relevant today, some even more so TODAY. I wish he was here.
I felt like Patrice went into your souls and spoke out of your bodies lol. Need to watch Patrice again because I remember he would always give me insane confidence just listening to him
I stumbled onto Patrice like 4yrs ago. What I respected about him is how honest he was. It wasn't about you agreeing with him. It was about breaking social contracts and showing what honesty is.
I found Patrice in my late teens, I'm in my early 30s now and I highly doubt I would be as happy as I am now if it wasn't for him. He was very pro men finding happiness.
This sounds like something Patrice said, but I'm not sure. "50 percent of the audience should be laughing and the other 50 percent should be horrified."
Patrice said that on a comedy panel show...rosanne, bernhard, patrice and a couple other comedians were sitting on couches talking...cannot remember the name of the programme.
While mentioning influences, it was mentioned that Patrice gained a bit of his ability to speak freely without fear from Mr. Corey Holcombe, after watching Corey speak about women in a certain tone that most people were scared to do.
I feel that some documentaries try to fit people into a mould of their friend's and loved one's opinions which is true but we should not forget that Patrice rose above these people by his morality and his standards of keeping it real .So I am just skeptical that this not so well made documentary (ruclips.net/video/dA5VJDptD0M/видео.html&ab_channel=BeigeFrequency) might reduce his stature in some way .
I love Patrice. Plenty of talented comics in the world. But I have never laughed harder than I did with Patrice's standup. This conversation really reminds me why I miss Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn so much. On any given night you would have some combination of Patrice, Keith Robinson, Greg Geraldo (RIP), Jim Norton, and Nick Dipaolo on a panel!!! It didn't get much better than that.
He was and remains the best by a million miles. No offense to other comedians such as Bill Burr, G Carlin or Dave Chappelle etc but Patrice was OBVIOUSLY miles ahead
”Our bank account appreciates you Patrice!”. Akash, that quote, i think will make Patrice feel proud. Honesty sprinkled with a side of humble. I respect all of you. Stay blessed🙏🏿
Sadly I found Patrice after he passed. Still watch black phillip show reruns, that show taught me so much
Legends never Die!!!
@@therealpotheadmedia gotta keep him alive for the next gen.
Word. i was so baby soft and dew eyed that i would literally cringe at the subject matter and approach. it always keeps drawing you on.
I’m 18, I listened to all of the black Philip shows and I got laid for the first time like a month after, he changed the way I think and act now even after his passing, I think that truly solidifys him as one the the best ever
@@aidans4588 you gonna be good to go then if you found him that early. I didnt find him till 27
Men working with women is like Bears working with salmon, dipped in honey
There is a pause before he says dipped in honey
Patrice was brilliant.
Sweet fish tenders
@@7xr1e20ln8 that’s what the comma is for.
Oh no HR the grizzly bear is doing grizzly bear things loool
When Patrice says, “ I’m depressed but not suicidal but I can see how somebody can take themselves out without having the fortitude to laugh.” I instantly started crying. That shit hit home like a mufugga.
Man as I was watching the whole documentary my eyes were watery. I was emotional as if i personal knew those guys seeing them young. I enjoyed the shit out of it. Very heartbreaking in the end. Gave a different point of view of him because we use to hearing his hilarious anti white shit.
Yeah man. It got me too. It was very real. You doing alright?
I’m good bruh and I appreciate the concern. I just understood where he comes from. Sometimes you gotta laugh to keep from crying..
@@Serote_Kaiba I cried like a baby because for as funny as a person he was he was depressed.
@@swagger404 cool dude. It's been a rough year for everyone. Patrice was an icon.
Patrice lives through O and A now. Still listen this dude just about every day.
If they're on air now or reruns?
@@ThiefKingofLegend youtube
@@ThiefKingofLegend Some awesome dude put the whole catalogue on spotify
And the Black Philip Show!
Same. Its awesome
He's also the greatest dating coach of all time.
Facts!!!!! The Black Philip show saved my life
@@nudeyoga7867 IKR
Amen 🙏🏼
@@nudeyoga7867 same bro 🙏🏼💯
And he never ever gave one practical dating tip like these idiot pickup artists. "Put yourself first!"
It wasn't just his comedy but also his philosophy. He was also a great in teaching men how to have self respect, self value and to have principles when dealing with women. Never feel like you are less, don't simp before simping was a term. He was the anti-simp in many ways.
Ongod
Not just about that, but he had a better understanding of life most people ever will... alot of comics now days like to believe they're philosophers, but Patrice truly was...
It's weird that hes so popular now hes been dead what like almost a decade? Before he died only like 5 people knew even knew who he was, and 4 of them didn't like him... I almost feel like hes become "the cool thing" and a bunch of yall bandwagoning... maybe I'm wrong and maybe it's just people are just now bringing to appreciate the genius he was... I've been obsessed with him since I had first seen him on Tough Crowd...
@@issacneutron8082 he read ayn rand, Aristotle and other philosophers he was a lot fucking smarter than he was given credit for
@@ryanchestnut5148 oh, i wasnt shitting on him or implying that he was he was ignorant... I was just going off of what I've heard him say about being in school, which wasnt much, he just seemed like he was more self taught that educated by school...
But where did you get that information, cuz I'd love to hear his thoughts on Ayn Rand... and I'm sure he has an entertaining opinion on Aristotle and his eunuchs...
@@issacneutron8082 it was a black Phillip episode he started to quote them
"just because I'm lovable"....."doesn't mean your lovable too."
Used that ever since i heard it
Brilliant
You didn't do for me what I did for you to feel that way.
No means no
The delivery tho
Patrice's Go back to Africa joke: when he says "what am I gonna do? fight some war wearing tuxedo shoes and sweatpants?" ....that image is spot on, hilarious, 10/10, and brilliant. I laugh hard every time he drops that line.
Fuckin laughed just now
One of my favs from him!
That was a spit coffee all over the radio moment for me .
Me too 😂😂 I fuckin love that one
Patrice the goat. O&A, the comedy specials. Black Phillip. He wasnt a comedian to me anymore. He was a philosopher. RIP
Great philosopher
Really think about what you just said tho. Dave Chappelle took this long to get to that level and Patrice was at that point years ago. For real he was the GOAT
@@camwillis7434 yes yes yes. Pre-Chappelle. I love that show. Was brutal. Absolutely brutal when audiences wouldnt laugh and the comic was stuck there with an awful attempt at a joke and patrice or vos would kill them. Lord i loved that show too.
I knew who Patrice was and thought he was funny but the last few years I really have come to love him. All the O&A, black phillip could last me a lifetime.
Black Phillip made him the GOAT. Made me the man I am today. Reason why I can talk to women.
Patrice would've canceled cancel culture. That's how good he was.
Ughh Patrice would destroy that shitty culture
I've had that feeling and thought so many times. Brutal honesty without giving a fuck about you, he'd spin it and expose you for everything you are. It's hard to stomach. So today people rather get rid of someone rather than listen to the truth.
I been thinking about what he would say lmao he would’ve done what bull burr did times 30 and a lot sooner
Well said
He would be #1 podcaster in existence
Patrice will never be forgotten in the manosphere. Black Phillip Show will never die. If there is a guy tired of his girl... he will find Patrice! RIP
Facts, he is practically immortal.
manosphere xD
That's so true Wes.. I was tired of my girl and I found Patrice and from then on.. Things changed..
If there's a loser incel kid staring down the barrel every night, if he keeps looking he will find Patrice too. I'm not sure the world fully grasps the educational value of his 'feelings,' especially as it relates to guys who can't get laid.
True Legend
I really always despised Andrew Schultz, because he thinks he’s so smart and even worse is he thinks he’s one of those clever, smarmy assholes that believes everyone thinks he is charming. He’s wrong on both fronts! In fact Schultz is always wrong about all his takes. At least Rogan gets 3 out of ten predictions right! But for Schultz to utter the words that Patrice will be forgotten in comedy is one of the most ridiculous statements ever heard. Patrice jokes about society are relevant conversations in 2022 that is amazing. And unforgettable. Let’s not forget the black Phillip tapes.
What type of person calls patrice there hero then says patrice will be forgotten by comedy?? What clown Schultz is! Patrice would call both of these guys goofy’s dudes!
"What I'm trying to do is be righteous. And when I say “righteous,” I don't mean God. You know? God- Righteous. I mean just when I wake up, I know I was honest to myself." Probably the greatest Patrice quote that summed up his philosophy.
Patrice O’Neal “Your happiness is paramount” ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Patrice was a great stand up, but his O&A appearances are comedy history man. Off the cuff Patrice will never be matched again.
Facts
His O&A appearances are far better than his stand up imo. I could listen to him talk and rip on shit all day.
And patrice’s interaction with Pat cooper
Its just hard listening to opies dumbass ruin everything.
Patrice is the GOAT. He was pure and honest, something that’s rare.
And would fuck himself out of gigs just to stick with his morals. One of the most morally driven humans in existence
Andrew is on the money.
Patrice hit every note on your comedy palet.
Some comedians like Jaselnik are clever and good at misdirection but don't hit all the notes
Patrice's comment to Jeselnik at the Sheen roast was hilarious. "You look like a waiter at a medieval restaurant. Just shut up and bring me my giant turkey leg."
Has anyone heard his Jail story? Was the only time I've heard him shook and actually emotional telling a story.
its a horror story
It RUclips. “I think if you look up the greatest story every told Patrice O’Neal” you can find it
The way he kept coughing everytime he was conjuring up the next detail had me shook
He was a misogynist you had compassion for
@@Rey-yt3gn he was a misogynist to a simpleton. He was a compassionate and endearing man who wouldn't make a man or a woman threatened or even feel bad in his company. He could just see through the political correctness that made everyone tip-toed and say things, in name of "comedy" on racism, homophobia, xenophobia.
He knew what you meant when you would use "Oh I have a black friend, but...", "I am a liberal, so I love the knowing about other cultures...". The same thing goes with when he would see women indiscriminately using the victim card. He could see what they mean. He just didn't like phoney.
Still listening to Patrice today. His laugh lifts me up.
That laugh brings a smile to my face as soon as I hear it
You ever heard his laugh during the Pro Wrestling bloopers? His laugh is instantly contagious
Guys one of the greatest Patrice moments was Patrice O'Neal vs Doctor Victoria Zdrok thank me later
100% agreed bro.. this is probably the truest statement I've EVER read in a comments section. Ever. Anywhere.
another great great Patrice knowledge content is the video "Patrice O'neal vs Yaminika Sanders" he explains a fire analogy about man and woman comparison with Fords and porsches you'll understand once you hear it, its gold
How fucken funny bro i was about to type this and i see your comment! Everyman should listen to that Patrice vs Dr Z! TJ miller was lucky to be on that set next to him!
This us true. But also look up Patrice vs Pat Cooper its hysterical
What about the lady that phoned in, cursing him on Black Phillip Show? She later handed a phone to her husband.
Patrice literally changed my life for the better. He gave me a different perspective on how to deal with women and broke things down in a way that was relatable to me. He was more than a comedian, he was a philosopher. Patrice is a rare breed of people that spoke his truth at all times
This right here. I wonder if Andrew Schulz or the other guys know about all the O&A material & Black Phillip. Patrice profoundly changed so many men & people's lives for the better. Philosopher 💜
Still waiting for the harassment day bill to get pass by congress.
Sniffing seats LOL
😆😆😆that was genius
“Nice titty meat.” 👌🏽
😂🤣
The Tuesday before Thanksgiving
Patrice really helped me through a rough time, he truly was a philosopher.
There was another sad moment in the doc where he's trying to get his break and he mentions doing a podcast. If he was alive today he would probably would have the best podcast out there.
THEY would not allow him to succeed. He'd be shadow banned
@@scottv9667 You can't ban people from listening to a podcast or buying tickets to live shows. Patrice was so funny he would of had a massive following if he was still alive.
True but he was sort of nonchalantly bagging on people who have podcasts. Don’t know if you caught the theme of the doc but Patrice wasn’t a sell out, which eventually led to his mainstream demise. You would’ve never seen Patrice on a podcast, he barely dealt with Twitter.
@@gavinsaint2224 Yeah but that part about him was also sad. He was so negative about a podcast yet he would of had huge success with his own. It would of let him be true to himself. He just couldn't see it.
@@MR-tu9dj that’s until someone is trynna tell you what to say & how to say it.... then there are promotions and advertising things I doubt Patrice would be willing to dance around just for a bit of fame. I think he would torch Joe Rogan for the shcmuck he has continued to ride on his rainbow road.
If I want some stale crackerjacks, I want them RIGHT NOW!!!!
that's amongst the best of them all, all women should hear this joke haha i would just look for hours at videos of their reactions haha
“A hot 35 yr old is not hotter than a ugly 18 yr old” 😂 🤣 - Patrice
“Just throw it on the floor!” 😂😂😂😂
@Top Lobster 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The weirdest place I heard a Patrice O'Neal joke was from a Jewish priest on the portal podcast. One of Patrices jokes about why America is great is that we don't know any of the names of world leaders and we don't care
I want to hear that lol
@@papidaddy4329 it's towards the where he says the great thing about America is two oceans and two friendly neighbors and that's the reason we don't know much about other countries or speak different languages
Watching Patrice he never felt like a stereotypical comedian. He had a unwavering honesty about him where it didn’t feel like he was going through a set so much as he was being his unfiltered self and it happened to be hilarious. He would say anything and everything he felt about anything no matter how raw, wrong, inappropriate etc people would see it as and couldn’t give less of a fuck about how you felt about it. But he would always come at it from a place of honesty, there was never any malice in anything he was saying and the audience could sense that in his delivery which allowed them to be honest about how they felt about it and laugh. He pulled that out of them. There’s times he wouldn’t even try to make people laugh but would still end up killing anyways. I’m convinced that was what his nasty show was supposed to be. Still killed me regardless. He’s definitely one of the goats
Love all this Patrice talk. Such a legend, even for all his faults.
Patrice is like an older brother or uncle. I remember crying so hard in 2012 when he passed... he’s made me a better Man. Rest in Power King 👑
What got to me was finding out how often Patrice would say that he wouldn't be around for long. That's the tragedy: he knew. 😥😥
The first time I saw Schulz' stand up I thought that Patrice would love this dude. Makes sense now. Patrice will never be forgotten!!
I can see how truly Andrew loves
and was inspired by Patrice's work:
I'm glad that these guys are helping keep the authenticity of this art form alive. :)
Patrice had a George Carlin type of intelligence to his comedy
Patrice was better than Carlin.
Idk who's better but patrice had made me laugh more and is closer to my heart than carlin. But patrice was influenced by carlin himself so who knows
@@nihbpsmcgee9246 Nah. Carlin was much deeper than Patrice. Y'all are tripping.
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I don't think one was better than the other but George Carlin did talk about deeper things, Patrice O Neal however talked about things the average joe goes through.
Don't fucking compare them. They are both on the Mount Rushmore of comedy
I don't think Patrice will ever be forgotten ,he's gaining new fans by the minute , I'm a fan of comedy and I stumbled upon Patrice 3 years ago listening to old clips of O&A show and i said it cant get better than this , that's why he'll always be my no 1 comedian ,but what I hated about this documentary since it's about honesty and ''how honest Patrice was '' is the fact that Anthony Cumia was out of the picture , how can you have a Patrice documentary and not include Cumia !? I know cumia reputation precedes him , but come on ! not even a minute !? these two had 100s of hours of the funniest interactions I had ever heard on a the radio !
But Opies in somehow 😂
he would have flourished in todays world. his podcasts would have been bigger than anyone. love listening to his old radio stuff.
Yeah that's the Burr effect in action
Patrice is a philosopher
There are about 143 episodes of O&A with Patrice and 12 or 13 BP episodes and I listened to all of them back in 2013 when i was in college and i could never listen to the last ep of O&A because he had a stroke like that weekend and never recovered. It's worth listening to every one of those 143 episodes or something and the mark maron interview.
All of the Tough Crowd stuff is on youtube also.
Truth. The WTF is good too. Almost everything out there is worth a listen. Tough Crowd shows he tends to be 1 of the smartest if not smartest person in the room when he talks politics.
Can't lie, I nearly cried when his step daughter started talking about him and the funeral.
Keith Robinson bombing at Patrice O’Neal’s roast is one of the greatest bombs ever in comedy.
Patrice crowdwork where fine ass white girl was in Audience talking about how long people would look for her if she went missing had me crying.
The documentary was okay, no mention of all his O&A stuff though which is the best Patrice imo.
They mentioned it
@@JazzyJ.28 barely and in passing and then right after that Dane Cook was misrepresenting Patrices role on the show as a “sidekick”.
They mentioned it but they made it seem like he was just this nonsensical misogynist who made zero points in his "rantings"
Perhaps the most interesting conversations on complex social issues were between Patrice and Anthony on O & A. The documentary’s failure to include was purposeful. Bill Burr’s wife dislike of Cumia is responsible for the omission. Not sure Patrice would approve…
This made me emotional as all hell. The most thorough breakdown of Patrice’s style and impact. From a Patrice fan to another, salute
Patrice literally got a woman to laugh at a 'r' word joke that she disagreed with on the News llol!
Are you talking about the angry pirate?
That was a brilliant moment, he represented comedy well...
between the donkey punch and angry pirate that is one of the funniest news segments ever. John Gibson couldn't keep a straight face the entire discussion. his explanation of a failed offensive joke being alright because it comes from the same place as a successful joke. brilliant
My favorite part of that clip is how she only breaks character when he breaks the confines of the show when one of the people in production start laughing & he goes "why are you laughing? She's OUTRAGED!" THAT'S the moment she laughs. When he directly mocks her exact position. Even she couldn't keep it in.
@@SebastianRamirez-sm7zp he’s talking about Rape…..
"I don't have jokes, I tell soliloquies"
- Patrice O'Neal
That was a classic episode. Gallagher just got shit on for like 2 hours.
I was 20 YO when I discovered Patrice in 2015 and after watching everything he did not only no one made me laugh like he did, but I think I grew as a person, I suggest you watch all his episodes on O&A especially " The Black Philip show " as his take on women and life in general holds till today, and you'll come to the conclusion that he's the GOAT of comedy and a great philosopher like Dave Chappell.
Patrice O’Neal is still my favorite comedian of all time. Nobody told the truth like he did. It’s shameful that the industry is only just now giving him his flowers.
Luckily it's because all the comedians he rolled with who blew up made sure to reference him all the time. One of the most slept on comedians of all time. Dude kept it 100 at all times and knew how to turn everything into a comedic spin.
Dont forget dave
I miss Patrice, he would have a comic field day, if he was here with us ...
Whoever in the comments said that he went from comedian to philosopher hit the nail on the head. Loved his comedy. But I loved him on O & A, Black Phillip, his appearances on Alex Jones even more. Dude was just a different thinker and the documentary tells you that he was like that even as a young kid. Luckily there are still tons of hours of his radio stuff out there I havent heard. Man I'd love to hear his take on the world today. From the race bull shit, to the Me Too stuff, Trump, conspiracy stuff going mainstream...theres so much I want to hear his take on. I'd pay to see a podcast will Burr, both of them just shitting all over each other as 2 of the biggest comics in the world. As crazy as the world has become theres still a giant thirst for a voice like his and he'd be the biggest comic in the world today, self sabotaging or not. Rogan would not have the biggest podcast in the world if he was around. He'd be doing stadiums bigger than Chappelle. Its too bad...because in todays scene he could have done it all without dealing with all the backstage bullshit he didnt like dealing with.
And for the love of god...Colin Quinn...please bring Tough Crowd back. The world needs it. Do it on youtube, fuck Comedy Central.
The reason Patrice is the Greatest, is because he doesn't tell jokes. He tells you true stories that are funny asf. Everyone else tells jokes or exaggerates to make you laugh. He is just naturally funny. But i guess he isn't a comic because he refuses to be seen as something akin to a clown.
Patrice was also excellent on Infowars with AJ.
his stand up was amazing, his Black Phillip and o and a magic to me was his most shining moments. the BP show is better than any podcast i've ever listened to
I love that Patrice is getting his shine, I just hate that it happened posthumously. It’s often said his personality sabotaged his career, but I always thought he was just ahead of his time. The old gate keepers no longer have the master keys, so had he started today he would be a super star
RUclips opie and anthony show patrice o'neal literally hundreds of hours of patrice dropping knowledge
My top 10 favorite comedians of all time:
1. Bernie Mac
2. Dave Chappelle
3. Chris Rock
4. Bill Burr
5. Patrice O'Neal
6. Katt Williams
7. Louis C.K.
8. Redd Foxx
9. George Carlin
10. Martin Lawrence
Never listened to Redd Foxx, agree with the rest, what would you recommend from him?
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“Confusious say, .... “
🤣
"Patrice was comedy perfected in how I view comedy."
Well said Schultz.
So amazing to see that there are comedians who recognize Patrice's greatness for what it was. Sadly, Andrew is right. He will be forgotten by popular culture but, the people who study comedy will always revere him.
I teared up at the step daughter talking about him being a good father but the song at the end broke me man. What a fucking life that guy lived.
He will never be forgotten in comedy history.. he will always be remembered. RIP to a legend
Andrew is killing me with the "he/it wasn't clever" when Patrice was as clever as they come!
I agree he may mean complex comedian like Dave becoming now or jesselnik
he made no sense and was trying to hard to b deep lol
@@JazzyJ.28 Exactly!💯
Ok . Thought it was just me. Or AS was off some ecstasy; he was deep in the cornfeels.
He literally says like three times "im not saying he wasn't clever"
“Here Comes Tolu here comes Tolu” lmao “Tolu and associates “ 😭😭😭
One of the funniest bits ever. I still youtube that shit all the time!
@@danaford8113 facts lmao
I always show ppl that bit. I was crying when i first heard it
@@mrblackhouseprez straigh off the top. Improving at that improv
Every night I listen to him on the opie and Anthony show. There is literally an unlimited amount of content of him and Anthony saying some of the most funny shit you will ever here. For example if anyone wants to check something out just RUclips Patrice O’Neil movies and there’s literally a 13 hour video of them discussing and roasting different movies in a fucking hilarious way. I listen to him on that show every night and I have never not been in stitches laughing or at the least fall a sleep with a smile on my face. Patrice O’Neil is the funniest man to ever live not just on stage but just in person hanging with the guys as well. Legend
I was just thinking about how quickly Norton changed Patrice's mind on Face-off. That shit kills me every time.
@@troncarter3905 lol yeah 😂😂
Sadly, it's not unlimited. I've listened to it all 2x over & still find myself throwing it back on once in a while.
If anyone wants to hear the Genius of Patrice, listen to Ending Gallagher’s career. Patrice not only reveals Gallagher’s racism, he called it before Gallagher walked in the studio, saying he’ll reveal it on the show.
Patrice won't be forgotten for sure. His legend will continue to grow the more people come across his radio stuff which is on here.
Patrice on o and a discussing movies - 12 hour vid
Discussing wrestling - about 4 hours
Black Phillip show - 12 episodes
Plus all the various hours of patrice on o&a.
His interview on fox is amazing too.
Add all the tough crowd episodes.
The various cool interviews.
And then there's the stand-up.
Thanks for sharing this on the great man.
@TerryTibbs
That fox interview is gold. Everything he did tended to be profound. I wish he were here today so we could all still find the funny 🤣
Yeah, he'd have ruled this podcast game and TV and film execs would have been looking for him, even if he trashed them. 🤣
This is a priceless clip. I appreciate the honesty and reverence for Patrice. He was 1 of 1.
iv'e heard schulz talk about Patrice multiple times before and how much he loved his comedy so it was absolutely hilarious when a came across an old skit and a young fresh faced Andrew popped up out of nowhere lol
When his woman said he didnt want to have kids but still kept the pregnancy test i teared up
wait what happened bro?
@@lukechopper3950 he had his fiancee get an abortion, during the latter part of his life, because he knew he wouldn't be around long enough to help take care of the child and didn't want her raising it alone. Turned out he was right as he passed away shortly after.
Me too
that was a lie
@@etf42 wait forreal???
"We got a purple suit and a gigantic coffin to buy. Enough hemming and hawing!!!" -Dave Attell, the day after Patrice's death
Link please?
@@luckylucciano20 link please?
@@MGgmdd sorry. Dunno how to link a video from RUclips to a comment section. I just searched for Dave Attell Patrice O'neal and it was the first vid on the search. 1:21 into the video.
Yea.... Dave's timing on that one....
I'll never forget that lmfaooooooooo
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All that I can say is Patrice was real and him off stage was the same as him on stage. A brilliant man.
i listen to old patrice oneal clips DAILY. He truly was a philosopher disguised as the greatest comedian.
He will NOT be forgotten in comedy history! Much like a Bernie Mac in his presence and he is niche like a Carlin.
Schultz, forgot his shorts today. Miami has him balls out. WTF
Patrice could make you laugh so hard your sides hurt and then in the next sentence say something incredibly profound. In todays times the media wouldn't be able to handle him and with podcasts they wouldn't be able to silence him either.
Patrice I think looked up to Pat Cooper. And Pat’s ad lib is hilarious.
"Men, we want to be by ourselves, but we don't want to be alone. Dies that make sense to you ladies?" Patrice O'neal
The ONLY thing I disagreed with in this really great talk was the last bit on comedy history. Mainstream comedy and comedy history is like the Oscar's, that shit no longer matters. Do you care what movies win an award? Or the actors who get them? No. Why? Because there is no more soul in movie making. Same thing with mainstream music. Who cares who's number 1 because its all so vapid.
Patrice lives on in the people who loved what he did. I dont think Patrice would mind if "Philip" the cheesy soccer dad, "Karen" the proverbial housewife, or the clichéd pop culture society knows or remembers him. I think all that matters is the people he respected will and those of us who his comedy did impact will always remember him. Its all about the quality, not the quantity. Quantity is the corporate world model; "How many views can we sell?", "How many sponsors did we get this month?", "Did we say anything to offend any demograph to hurt our viewer ratings or sponsorships?"... That is what got us here now where everything feels meaningless... But there is now a sort of Awakening happening where people are beginning to break free and do their own thing regardless of what the corporate world wants and these people are going to be the winners in the end... And it was Patrice who was a big catalyst for that change in the mindset of people being conformists to a vapid society they hate.
I do hate how painfully underrated Patrice is. Whenever it's brought up who your favourite comedian is , I'll always mention Patrice and I swear nobody knows who I'm talking about. I still listen to his days on Opie & Anthony.
So glad they're talking about Patrice. Listen to his O&A features and Black Phillip on the reg.
Now that I know that they rock with Patrice, now I *REALLY* fucks with this podcast!
They talk so much about being raw and honest yet they use fake accents and laugh and agreed with each others bad jokes and opinions
Patrice on Tough Crowd was the best. How he could shut down ANY argument with, "Shut up, stupid!" will never be beat.
When Patrice was defending jokes on I think that FOX show he made the fucking camera guys laugh you could hear them and he says WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING? because the lady was saying it wasn’t funny. He made her look so bad my dude was a genius
It’s called a donkey punch.
@@therealkevinortiz8823 yeah man also during elephant in the room that girl heckles him I don’t think it’s on the cut version but you can find it on here, destroys her, best heckler trashing I have ever seen check it out if you haven’t seen it.
@@mattc.9927 I’ve seen it. The best part was that the girls bf broke up with her the next day n he emailed Patrice to tell him that he was 100 % correct about her
@@therealkevinortiz8823 oh shit, I didn’t know that. Haha my man was a bloodhound, I’d throw my watch in the trash just so I can say you stole it to get away from you.
@@mattc.9927 I’m tryna find it. o&A has an entire show about it
Patrice is the comics comic. Puts everyone but a select few to shame. Everyone knows someone in their life who was just naturally funny as hell without even trying, the funniest people usually have traumatic experiences that humbled them in their past and changed their perspective on life, some people are just regular funny, Patrice was funny funny.
A tree is known by the fruit it bears. Patrice would be proud to have you as one of his comedy children.
I'm just glad that his words are archived all over the internet through stand up shows, podcast episodes of Opie and Anthony, etc. Just hours of the best entertainment, humor, and philosophy anyone can listen to. It's amazing how they haven't aged, or at least they don't seem as old as they are. Alot of things he talked about are still relevant today, some even more so TODAY. I wish he was here.
most of the time "devil's advocate" is simply someone saying a pov they're heard. I think most people aren't really afraid to disagree
I felt like Patrice went into your souls and spoke out of your bodies lol. Need to watch Patrice again because I remember he would always give me insane confidence just listening to him
I only watched Patrice because of you guys, so don’t think he’ll be forgotten.
I stumbled onto Patrice like 4yrs ago. What I respected about him is how honest he was. It wasn't about you agreeing with him. It was about breaking social contracts and showing what honesty is.
Bill Burr said its trash and doesn't resemble Patrice, Patrice girl handled that one . He's making one now
wait what?
He produced it
I found Patrice in my late teens, I'm in my early 30s now and I highly doubt I would be as happy as I am now if it wasn't for him. He was very pro men finding happiness.
This sounds like something Patrice said, but I'm not sure.
"50 percent of the audience should be laughing and the other 50 percent should be horrified."
Colin Quinn said that about Patrice when died
Patrice said that on a comedy panel show...rosanne, bernhard, patrice and a couple other comedians were sitting on couches talking...cannot remember the name of the programme.
@@jimbobb77
I think it was called the green room
My husband and I loved Patrice 😭 he was so real and the things he said were spot on. There’s no one else like him today
Patrice o'neal documentary is a must see!!!
I'd trade Andrew for patrice O'Neal in a heart beat
Just hit me that I reason I like you guys is because Ive watched Patrice over and over again on RUclips over the years. He does live on through you.
While mentioning influences, it was mentioned that Patrice gained a bit of his ability to speak freely without fear from Mr. Corey Holcombe, after watching Corey speak about women in a certain tone that most people were scared to do.
I feel that some documentaries try to fit people into a mould of their friend's and loved one's opinions which is true but we should not forget that Patrice rose above these people by his morality and his standards of keeping it real .So I am just skeptical that this not so well made documentary (ruclips.net/video/dA5VJDptD0M/видео.html&ab_channel=BeigeFrequency) might reduce his stature in some way .
Patrice O'Neal's philosophy is so needed right now. Without any doubt the greatest comedian of all time. Truly the GOAT of comedy
A good comedian makes people laugh,
a great comedian makes comedians laugh.
Patrice is one of the few comics that managed to do both.
RIP Patrice.
*smile
I love Patrice. Plenty of talented comics in the world. But I have never laughed harder than I did with Patrice's standup. This conversation really reminds me why I miss Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn so much. On any given night you would have some combination of Patrice, Keith Robinson, Greg Geraldo (RIP), Jim Norton, and Nick Dipaolo on a panel!!! It didn't get much better than that.
He was and remains the best by a million miles. No offense to other comedians such as Bill Burr, G Carlin or Dave Chappelle etc but Patrice was OBVIOUSLY miles ahead
”Our bank account appreciates you Patrice!”.
Akash, that quote, i think will make Patrice feel proud. Honesty sprinkled with a side of humble. I respect all of you. Stay blessed🙏🏿