I'm glad he said that he regretted it. I felt the same at the time. It was kind of like shooting a puppy as Steve Martin never seemed egotistical or full of himself to deserve being taken down.
Exactly. SM realised that he would be expected to do the same act every time if he just continued doing stand up. He made a conscious decision to get away from the pure nonsense he was so famous for. He was and is amazing though. His physical comedy is unparalleled.
I like both Paul Kaye and Steve Martin. That joke was cutting coz there was an element of truth to it. Hence why it clearly hurt Steve Martin. He may have lost his funniness as he got older but he was so prolific as a young comic that it was bound to happen. A true comedy legend.
@@pashiki5480 Asking a snarky question for a reaction is hack comedy. Stuttering John on the Howard Stern did this same stuff twenty years ago but better, because he had that shtick down cold. This was just amateur hour.
@@mediterraneandiet2483 Man, he went a bit further than that, he said in a documentary about the ‘Pennis’ years that he was on speed for most of the interviews.
Yes that was a bad call but set into such a great body of work - who cares ! It wouldn't Steve Martin to get a wee bang on the shins from time to time.
It's always the way though isn't it, young upstarts always try to kill their idols. 🤣I'm just glad Steve Martin is now back along with Martin Short in 'Only Murders in the Building!' It's really funny.
@@silverkitty2503 Whole bunch of music with Edie Brickell too. He's an impressive banjo player. His stand up on Netflix recently with Martin Short was very funny. (Just thought for anyone curious..)
@@rhuxley5130 You must be of a young age not to know. Paul Kaye's character Dennis Pennis was and is a fricking legend. 'Strutter' was even better. Celeb's thought he was a real showbiz journo, but as time went on they learned of his character and gave him a wide berth.
imagine going up to a guy paralyzed from the neck down and asking him why he can't wipe his own ass, then saying "oh well the truth is the truth what's right is right" lol
We all make big mistakes at some point, Steve Martins, for all his successes, was trying to step into the great Peter Sellers shoes as Inspector Clouseau. His funniness vanished in a puff of smoke at that point.
Well honestly Steve Martin was always better as an actor or comedic actor than a stand up guy anyway. His early routine was that of the Goof a physical act but it just didnt merge with his more serious personality later in his life.
He's such a good actor. He's in my cousin's sitcom and plays his character with such empathy and warmth. Yes, he made a mistake here, but he's a human being.
Frans still name dropping her cousins production since the early 1990s about a guy nobody really thinks about or remembers. You know if youre ever at her house and say anything like "Oh The Apprentice is back on the telly" she steers it into her story like, "That Alan Sugars a bit of bad guy. Much like Paul Kaye, did I tell you he was on my cousins production? The one on my step dads side? He plays his character with such empathy and warmth. Yes, like Lord Sugar he can make a mistake here and there, but they're both human beings".
What was funny in the 70´s and 80´s is not necessarily funny today. Most of the time it isn´t . Times change, so does our perception of what´s funny. That does not make Steve Martin less of a legend.
Steve is stop extremely funny but he's not making movies or doing stand up like he used to. If you saw his show with Martin Short a few years back, you know he's still damned funny
@Dax Dexico But it´s still just a provocative meaningless question. It´s like asking: "Why has life changed in the last 30 years and why did you grow older?"
Steve Martin is one of the funniest guys who ever lived but his prime was in the 70's and 80's and " How come you're not funny anymore?" is kind of a legit question from a 'comic' persona such as Dennis Pennis. I'm sure Paul Kaye has the upmost respect and admiration for Steve Martin but a little thing in the back of his mind must have said "Hmmm,Steve Martin isn't as funny as he was in the 70/80's is he." I'm going to take him to task on this if I meet him whilst I'm playing the character Dennis Pennis.
@@sidekick5898 because at that point in his career he wasn’t funny anymore. I’d be interested to know why he’d stopped writing and performing stand up and made a tonne of lame unfunny movies. Was there a reason for that? Had he just got rich and lazy? Ran out of creative steam? I think maybe a mixture of all those things.
We humans sometimes look like that when talking about things we regret. Don't worry about it. It's not something we expect you to be able to replicate.
@@SummerBayJournal You don't see thing different. You find a stranger apologising for a past wrongdoing and feel the need to take a kick at the guy while he's bent over. It's pathetic and says a lot more about you than what you have to say about him.
I mean, it looks like he doesn't think he isn't funny, but it's also great to see people that don't engage in the typical Star-Worship that the media do, that can work outside the press handout they all get.
@@Coxy_Wrecked Okay but either way, he had two more funny films during that decade: LA Story and Bowfinger. Wrote them himself (natch) and I didn't care what the critics said about both (they lived the two films in question). The 1980s was sort of Steve Martin's heyday.
@@MissDavids Yes, obviously he wasn't and hasn't been a complete wash out since the time of the Dennis Pennis interview. I'm sure Paul Kaye himself was exaggerating about Steve Martin wasn't funny anymore, more a case of him not being as funny as his hey day. Back then I recall myself thinking how funny Steve Martin 'used to be'.
@@chriswright4677 by you maybe,have a look at his other talents apart from comedy and acting. I’m not putting him on a pedestal with Di Vinci or Tesla but in his field he’s a talent.
Steve Martin had a good run of funny films ...think he was more let down with terrible films like the pink panther .. big shoes to fill !!! Bad scripts ....
steve peaked early, like jim carrey. only place to go is down. not their fault. when you are on the peak and you have topped every person in the world it's hard to top yourself
Not really. But, I'd be willing to wager a small amount that you are American and so that actual level of humour just went well over your head. Your reaction is precisely one of the reasons why it's so funny! It was absolutely genius on so many levels! 🤣 (And btw...you do realise that 'Dennis Pennis' is a character just pretending to be a vacuous American? Paul Kaye is actually from South London and speaks nothing like Dennis Pennis That's another reason.....🤣)
@@derin111 Really? What levels would those be then? After all, any jackass can hurl broad insults at someone on the street. That's at the level of kids name calling on the playground. But I'm guessing that's your level of humor since the simple fact that I don't find it funny is all it takes to amuse you, and the fact that you think I need it explained to me that Dennis Pennis is fictional when the actor's real name is in the title of the video.
It was brutal but true. Some of Steve Martin's early movies like The Jerk and The Man With Two Brains are some of the funniest comedy movies ever made, but towards the end of the 80s he would play roles in comedy movies where he was the straight man character letting someone else get all the laughs. It seemed like his talent started going to waste.
Yes, you're right, although he wasn't a copy, according to Kaye. I'd not heard of Stuttering John, so looked him up and found this interview with Paul Kaye - In 1995, the same year Kaye was filming Pennis for The Sunday Show, Caroline Aherne was doing The Mrs Merton Show. “We were coming from a very similar direction I think. She did it brilliantly. I remember thinking at the time that what I was doing was quite Dame Edna, that was sort of the reference I had in my head. The production company on The Sunday Show were really into Howard Sterne and there was a guy called Stuttering John who did it on radio, and it’s a similar sort of thing. There was something in the air at that time.” www.denofgeek.com/tv/paul-kaye-interview-dennis-pennis-game-of-thrones-zapped/
Steve should have said: "Well once you start to earn between twenty and thirty million per picture there's no need to be funny any more. You're laughing all the way to the bank."
He could have, but I'm glad he didn't. I hate it when some celebrities try to justify everything with how rich they are. It's embarrassing and just shows a lack of class. He did the right thing by just walking away and giving him as little content for his show as possible,
I agree he made 4 funny five star movies The Jerk, Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, The Man With Two Brains and Planes Trains and Automobiles the rest a bit Meh.
Steve Martin was never funny! Americans generally think hes a genius but Americans think everyone in the UK has the exact same accent they call a "British" accent which doesnt even exist! So..... 🙄
Steve Martin is a classic comic. Not as edgy as you need to be today, but even Eddie and Rich Pryor seem tame by today’s “shock” standards. Still one of the greats though.
Pretty obnoxious interviewer. People who are correctly citing that Martin wasn't funny as Clouseau (I honestly couldn't understand why he even wanted to it while bringing NO new ideas to it) are forgetting that after the first two Clouseaus, Sellers wasn't funny either. It was the least funny stuff he ever did.
Problem was Paul Kaye was never really funny, a bit crap to be honest, but as Dennis Pennis could take the piss out of anyone, hilarious. Outside of that, Paul only had that one character to go on. Bring back an ageing Dennis Pennis.
Thing is he's not funny how on earth he ever thought he could put on the shoes of Inspector Clouseau is beyond me Peter Sellers (comedy genius) was Clouseau no match
I never saw a bad Dennis Pennis gag…I think he was better than Ali G…et al who kind of filled that spot…good to see Paul nail a great character in Game of Thrones (and no smutty people. I’m not talking about nailing the Khaleesi)
@@ryankaminski56 I'm from Australia, how did your politics so easily get into this discussion. Fuck me. You guys will find any topic to bring it back to to separate yourselves into two different parties. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@langdonalger9219 37% Approval rating for President Pampers. Apparently many people are "mad". Please address what I said: In what way was Trump bad, and Biden good? Biden has been a total disaster. You may not have liked "little Donnie" on a personal level, but there is no question the country was in far better shape when he was President than it is today.
Steve Martin has never been funny in his entire career. Truly a comic hack. He could never stand with Robin Williams, Richard Pryor or even Norm McDonald.
I'm glad he said that he regretted it. I felt the same at the time. It was kind of like shooting a puppy as Steve Martin never seemed egotistical or full of himself to deserve being taken down.
Exactly. SM realised that he would be expected to do the same act every time if he just continued doing stand up. He made a conscious decision to get away from the pure nonsense he was so famous for. He was and is amazing though. His physical comedy is unparalleled.
@@AndrewOxenburgh yeah the scene where Michael Caine is whipping him in dirty rotten scoundrel's is funny as fuck
Father of the Bride 1 through 12 is probably what prompted the question.
He was right though. Martin hasn’t been funny for decades.
I like both Paul Kaye and Steve Martin. That joke was cutting coz there was an element of truth to it. Hence why it clearly hurt Steve Martin. He may have lost his funniness as he got older but he was so prolific as a young comic that it was bound to happen. A true comedy legend.
your mom
Hi, I'm friends with Steve Martin and just passed on your words. He says thank you for being so understanding.
@@kanyefuck7018 👍
@@kanyefuck7018 Tell him I said "Fuck off Steve" (:
Maybe he didn’t like it because it was rude.
It was a dumb comment. I saw Steve Martin live a few months back and he was superbly funny. A legend and we’re lucky we have him around.
It`s not dumb. It was all about the reaction. Whether true or not !
@@pashiki5480 Asking a snarky question for a reaction is hack comedy. Stuttering John on the Howard Stern did this same stuff twenty years ago but better, because he had that shtick down cold. This was just amateur hour.
@@christianzafiroglu6705Well, Dennis Pennis was more than 25 hears ago so I guess he may have influenced this "Stuttering John" you speak of.
up his own arse tho
Dennis Pennis was one of the best things on TV at the time. His question to Helen Mirran was brilliant.
He admitted he used to get drunk before each celebrity ‘confrontation’.
@@mediterraneandiet2483 Man, he went a bit further than that, he said in a documentary about the ‘Pennis’ years that he was on speed for most of the interviews.
@@supereliptic I think I heard him say something like 4 double jack Daniels and coke plus cocaine or speed
He keeps Ratty's jiz in his shoe as a momento.
Yes that was a bad call but set into such a great body of work - who cares ! It wouldn't Steve Martin to get a wee bang on the shins from time to time.
Trolling only works if you’re in your mums basement and nobody knows who you are.
The difference is I have no idea who Paul Kaye is.
It's always the way though isn't it, young upstarts always try to kill their idols. 🤣I'm just glad Steve Martin is now back along with Martin Short in 'Only Murders in the Building!' It's really funny.
I'll have to check that out. Not seen them together since the three amigos
Never trust anyone with three names.
@@jnnx I never trust a man who's called James No Nut Xylophone! 🤣
Strutter
The thing was, he was right.
steve martin has made many recent funny skits and he has done a lot of recent broadway work ....who is paul kaye ? is he still alive?
He was right about it coming back to haunt him - "Paul", who?.....
@@lewis7515 Paul Kaye
@@silverkitty2503 Whole bunch of music with Edie Brickell too. He's an impressive banjo player. His stand up on Netflix recently with Martin Short was very funny. (Just thought for anyone curious..)
@@sonicdiablo8968 Exactly.
A better question would have been, "Who's Paul Kaye?"
That was my first thought, too. I found a Wikipedia entry for him. He looks a lot different in Game of Thrones. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Kaye
Amen......who the hell is this cat? At least most is us know who the hell steve martin is
STRUTTER
@@rhuxley5130 You must be of a young age not to know.
Paul Kaye's character Dennis Pennis was and is a fricking legend. 'Strutter' was even better.
Celeb's thought he was a real showbiz journo, but as time went on they learned of his character and gave him a wide berth.
@@The4thDensity Or American. Remember they are simple folk who think the world ends at their borders and outside of that doesn't count 😉
It's the fuckin' truth. What's right is right. ~ Mike Strutter ~
Ahh. I forgot all about Strutter. Another great creation of his
Dope on a rope
imagine going up to a guy paralyzed from the neck down and asking him why he can't wipe his own ass, then saying "oh well the truth is the truth what's right is right" lol
Steve martin was in some of the best movies.
Steve Martin was a legend, Paul Kaye a Z lister
steve martin was in some of the best movies but was he always funny in some of those best movies?
Steve Martin was in some absollute dross as well, especially in the 1990s: Bilko, Bowifnger, Father of the Bride...
@@ianarmstrong9594I’ve never even heard of Paul Kaye. Seems a no body.
We all make big mistakes at some point, Steve Martins, for all his successes, was trying to step into the great Peter Sellers shoes as Inspector Clouseau. His funniness vanished in a puff of smoke at that point.
6 second ad for 20 second vid
Who's Paul Kaye?
Well honestly Steve Martin was always better as an actor or comedic actor than a stand up guy anyway. His early routine was that of the Goof a physical act but it just didnt merge with his more serious personality later in his life.
Little Cook has let himself go
hahahahaha.... Dennis was and has been a mental case. Period.
He's such a good actor. He's in my cousin's sitcom and plays his character with such empathy and warmth. Yes, he made a mistake here, but he's a human being.
What’s your cousin’s sitcom?
Frans still name dropping her cousins production since the early 1990s about a guy nobody really thinks about or remembers. You know if youre ever at her house and say anything like "Oh The Apprentice is back on the telly" she steers it into her story like, "That Alan Sugars a bit of bad guy. Much like Paul Kaye, did I tell you he was on my cousins production? The one on my step dads side? He plays his character with such empathy and warmth. Yes, like Lord Sugar he can make a mistake here and there, but they're both human beings".
@@SamSam-xb1ur ok but what is the sitcom?
@@SamSam-xb1ur look at all the likes you've got from that essay
@@SamSam-xb1ur good comeback mate
What was funny in the 70´s and 80´s is not necessarily funny today. Most of the time it isn´t . Times change, so does our perception of what´s funny. That does not make Steve Martin less of a legend.
Except for the movie airplane.
That aged like a very fine wine.
@@AkiraHDR50 he's not in that
Steve is stop extremely funny but he's not making movies or doing stand up like he used to.
If you saw his show with Martin Short a few years back, you know he's still damned funny
@@sidekick5898 I always liked Steve Martin a lot.
@Dax Dexico But it´s still just a provocative meaningless question. It´s like asking: "Why has life changed in the last 30 years and why did you grow older?"
You know those things you regret saying as you're saying them? Yeah.
Brilliant , think Paul Kaye plays a brilliant bad guy
Could be a good Bond villain with Tom hardy
I know who Steve Martin is but Who's Paul Kaye?
Laughter without joy.
Steve Martin is one of the funniest guys who ever lived but his prime was in the 70's and 80's and " How come you're not funny anymore?" is kind of a legit question from a 'comic' persona such as Dennis Pennis.
I'm sure Paul Kaye has the upmost respect and admiration for Steve Martin but a little thing in the back of his mind must have said "Hmmm,Steve Martin isn't as funny as he was in the 70/80's is he."
I'm going to take him to task on this if I meet him whilst I'm playing the character Dennis Pennis.
steve martin is still funny who the hell is dennis penis? who the hell is kaye?
@@silverkitty2503 steve martin was never funny.
@@rassyconkerhead5548 ruclips.net/video/GXBPW0_B5I0/видео.html
@@rassyconkerhead5548 “A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.”
― Steve Martin
His producer forced him to say it.
I thought it was a legitimate question that deserved an answer.
It wasn't a, legitimate question, it was just an insult
@@sidekick5898 yes an, insult worthy, of.... an ; honest : answer. ,’
@@SelectaWaynazz why would anyone, let alone a comedy great like Steve Martin, respond to an insult?
@@sidekick5898 because at that point in his career he wasn’t funny anymore. I’d be interested to know why he’d stopped writing and performing stand up and made a tonne of lame unfunny movies. Was there a reason for that? Had he just got rich and lazy? Ran out of creative steam? I think maybe a mixture of all those things.
@@SelectaWaynazz
Is this serious? It’s called getting old genius.
Actually, if Steve had laughed at the question . . .
Oh the Irony
He regrets it so much that he has a big proud smile on his face as he talks about it
Some people smile when they are sharing something that they are quite embarrassed about.
@@jamesismyfriend4403 Embarrassed smiles look different
We humans sometimes look like that when talking about things we regret.
Don't worry about it. It's not something we expect you to be able to replicate.
@@bobson3014 "a stranger on the Internet sees things differently than I do. Better be a jerk. That's clearly the only course of action."
@@SummerBayJournal You don't see thing different.
You find a stranger apologising for a past wrongdoing and feel the need to take a kick at the guy while he's bent over.
It's pathetic and says a lot more about you than what you have to say about him.
clever & funny with a dash of punk .. PK is dead brill.
I mean, it looks like he doesn't think he isn't funny, but it's also great to see people that don't engage in the typical Star-Worship that the media do, that can work outside the press handout they all get.
True though
Steve Martin was funny back in the 80s and the 90s but not anymore from around 2000.
But this was from the 90's so....🤷♂️
@@Coxy_Wrecked Okay but either way, he had two more funny films during that decade: LA Story and Bowfinger. Wrote them himself (natch) and I didn't care what the critics said about both (they lived the two films in question). The 1980s was sort of Steve Martin's heyday.
@@MissDavids Yes, obviously he wasn't and hasn't been a complete wash out since the time of the Dennis Pennis interview.
I'm sure Paul Kaye himself was exaggerating about Steve Martin wasn't funny anymore, more a case of him not being as funny as his hey day.
Back then I recall myself thinking how funny Steve Martin 'used to be'.
If you saw his live comedy show with Martin Short a few years back you'd know how funny he still is. Hilarious
@@sidekick5898 Watched that 2 years ago and I agree
Genius of a man
Genius? Come on, that word is so overused.
@@chriswright4677 by you maybe,have a look at his other talents apart from comedy and acting.
I’m not putting him on a pedestal with Di Vinci or Tesla but in his field he’s a talent.
Paul's pretty good but I wouldn't go that far.
But the comments was 100% true.
Steve Martin had a good run of funny films ...think he was more let down with terrible films like the pink panther .. big shoes to fill !!! Bad scripts ....
To fill
Any good comedian would been there with a come-back.
would have...
Steve did say a come-back, very quietly, under his breath. He said, "I fully intend to become funny again, and then you won't be laughing."
@@joelogjam9163 that's actually very good!
Just think he took it to heart.
@@joelogjam9163 lies
steve peaked early, like jim carrey. only place to go is down. not their fault. when you are on the peak and you have topped every person in the world it's hard to top yourself
If just asking someone on the street why they're not funny is considered a joke, then the state of humor in this country has gone way down hill.
Not really. But, I'd be willing to wager a small amount that you are American and so that actual level of humour just went well over your head. Your reaction is precisely one of the reasons why it's so funny!
It was absolutely genius on so many levels! 🤣
(And btw...you do realise that 'Dennis Pennis' is a character just pretending to be a vacuous American? Paul Kaye is actually from South London and speaks nothing like Dennis Pennis That's another reason.....🤣)
@@derin111 Really? What levels would those be then? After all, any jackass can hurl broad insults at someone on the street. That's at the level of kids name calling on the playground.
But I'm guessing that's your level of humor since the simple fact that I don't find it funny is all it takes to amuse you, and the fact that you think I need it explained to me that Dennis Pennis is fictional when the actor's real name is in the title of the video.
Fair comeuppance tbh. Paul Kaye gets the occasional outing as a bit part nowadays, not funny anymore.
It was brutal but true. Some of Steve Martin's early movies like The Jerk and The Man With Two Brains are some of the funniest comedy movies ever made, but towards the end of the 80s he would play roles in comedy movies where he was the straight man character letting someone else get all the laughs. It seemed like his talent started going to waste.
So this guy was the British version of Stuttering John?
Yes, you're right, although he wasn't a copy, according to Kaye. I'd not heard of Stuttering John, so looked him up and found this interview with Paul Kaye -
In 1995, the same year Kaye was filming Pennis for The Sunday Show, Caroline Aherne was doing The Mrs Merton Show. “We were coming from a very similar direction I think. She did it brilliantly. I remember thinking at the time that what I was doing was quite Dame Edna, that was sort of the reference I had in my head. The production company on The Sunday Show were really into Howard Sterne and there was a guy called Stuttering John who did it on radio, and it’s a similar sort of thing. There was something in the air at that time.”
www.denofgeek.com/tv/paul-kaye-interview-dennis-pennis-game-of-thrones-zapped/
Steve should have said: "Well once you start to earn between twenty and thirty million per picture there's no need to be funny any more. You're laughing all the way to the bank."
He could have, but I'm glad he didn't.
I hate it when some celebrities try to justify everything with how rich they are. It's embarrassing and just shows a lack of class.
He did the right thing by just walking away and giving him as little content for his show as possible,
I agree he made 4 funny five star movies The Jerk, Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, The Man With Two Brains and Planes Trains and Automobiles the rest a bit Meh.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is hilarious
"Roxanne" and "All Of Me" are pretty good
I loved Bowfinger
he bit off more than he could chew.
I think Paul Kaye is very handsome. Just saying.
What next, asking Paul McCartney why he can't write a decent song anymore?
gammy little geezer...
Simply put, it was carl reiner that made steve martin funny.
Steve Martin was never funny! Americans generally think hes a genius but Americans think everyone in the UK has the exact same accent they call a "British" accent which doesnt even exist! So..... 🙄
Agreed
He was funny enough in the Jerk
Steve Martin is a classic comic.
Not as edgy as you need to be today, but even Eddie and Rich Pryor seem tame by today’s “shock” standards.
Still one of the greats though.
Steve Martin was fantastic in The Jerk and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
Everything else............meh!
he was funny enough to make millions, how funny do you want lol
I think you're great Paul, no matter what☺☺
He wasn’t wrong…
Steve Martin stopped being funny??
Pretty obnoxious interviewer. People who are correctly citing that Martin wasn't funny as Clouseau (I honestly couldn't understand why he even wanted to it while bringing NO new ideas to it) are forgetting that after the first two Clouseaus, Sellers wasn't funny either. It was the least funny stuff he ever did.
Yeah, _A Shot in the Dark_ was the best of the lot. After that, it was mostly just really silly slapstick.
Should do one on this dude not being relevant anymore
He’s not wrong
Problem was Paul Kaye was never really funny, a bit crap to be honest, but as Dennis Pennis could take the piss out of anyone, hilarious. Outside of that, Paul only had that one character to go on. Bring back an ageing Dennis Pennis.
Quite True he's being doing formulaic shite for the last 20 years
Thing is he's not funny how on earth he ever thought he could put on the shoes of Inspector Clouseau is beyond me Peter Sellers (comedy genius) was Clouseau no match
I have never found Steve Martin funny at all.
Snide playground bully question
Well the difference is, I’ve never even heard of Paul Kaye. Who is he? A D grade celeb?
I saw Steve Martin in the deli the other day and he was angrily berating a young shop girl about the price of humous
Funny, he told me that he was discussing the price of hummus in the deli the other day and Ffggcv Cfcgvcf just kept staring at him
To be fair his Parkinson's made it very hard to tell his emotional state
The prices have got out of hand in fairness.
@@renatab8293 unfunny comment thread 👆🏻🙄
Steve Martin has never been funny
correct though. steve martin isnt funny anymore. certainly after the mid 90s...
I never saw a bad Dennis Pennis gag…I think he was better than Ali G…et al who kind of filled that spot…good to see Paul nail a great character in Game of Thrones (and no smutty people. I’m not talking about nailing the Khaleesi)
The people saying Steve Martin was never funny are probably the same people who think Trump was a great President. It’s best we just ignore them.
Too bad we can't ignore Bidens sky high gas prices and inflation. Or his wars. Or his open borders. But at least there's no "mean tweets" eh?
@@ryankaminski56 you’re just mad that little Donnie ain’t President anymore.
@@ryankaminski56 I'm from Australia, how did your politics so easily get into this discussion. Fuck me. You guys will find any topic to bring it back to to separate yourselves into two different parties. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Land of the free but not land of free thinkers 😉
@@langdonalger9219 37% Approval rating for President Pampers. Apparently many people are "mad". Please address what I said: In what way was Trump bad, and Biden good? Biden has been a total disaster. You may not have liked "little Donnie" on a personal level, but there is no question the country was in far better shape when he was President than it is today.
Steve martin was never funny
He was wrong though, Steve Martin was never funny
He was,The Jerk and The Man With Two Brains are hilarious.
I mean he stopped being funny in like the 80s
which begs the question, was he ever funny, or did he just lose his good writers
He was never funny
He was never funny.
Wow, I didn’t realize Steve Martin was such a sensitive little crybaby;(
Steve hasn't been funny since the late 80's...
Steve Martin has never been funny in his entire career. Truly a comic hack. He could never stand with Robin Williams, Richard Pryor or even Norm McDonald.
Never seen this fascination with Williams myself.
Manic coke head comedy, Er no thanks.
@@KevinSmith-wp9qs I think Robin thought the more and faster he spoke something funny would come out eventually lol
He's not funny anymore. All the family comedies in the 90s started it...then he just shot himself with the Pink Panther remakes...embarrasing.
He was never funny