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- Hasan Minhaj opens up about having fertility issues and talks about starring in The Morning Show.
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I’m so glad he shared the story, because it’s not always women who have the fertility issues!
Between 2 people i guess it's a 50-50 chance
Exactly! but back in the day, they use to think it was the only women's fault.
Yes it was a brave one to tell too, good on him for sharing something so private and difficult
My dad told everyone its his issue but its actually my moms. So it’s really 50-50 between them, we’ll never know. It’s good for Hasan to claim it though, regardless
A DO is a fully qualified doctor.
My son had a vericocele and I got it fixed when he was about 10. 2 kids!
We just learned about vericoceles in med school! Glad your son is doing well.
They are qualified, just the RC Cola of doctors.
@@shelleyinthecity do your research. DOs go through virtually the same schooling , training as MD. They have additional training in some areas.
@@lorrie2878 What Minhaj said was not wrong. His main point was that they have lower MCAT scores than the MD schools. That is a fact. A good chunk of people end up in DO schools because they didn't do well enough on the MCAT to get in to MD schools. Stop trying to ignore the main point of what Minhaj said, which sorry, you can not dispute. Very few, if any DO go there as their first choice. They typically apply to MD schools too, but can not get in due to low grades or MCAT scores.
I respect them as doctors. RC Cola tastes great.
I came here specifically for Hasan Minhaj. Was not disappointed.
👍🏾
He never said DO's are stupid, he said this particular DO (who happened to fail out of Caribbean med school twice--again his words) wasn't the best experience for him. Also he literally thanked DOs afterwards.
D.O. are great doctors!
Making comedy out of a serious topic, that's how great comedians work! He's not downplaying the serious part, just making it entertaining.
💯 percent! He’s so smart and funny which makes him a great comedian.
H H agree totally- plus he's gotta big heart 😊😁😂🤣😎...
That’s his forte
His stand up special Homecoming King is phenomenal, and filled with serious and dark topics, but also absolutely hilarious. Check it out!
The bit was great until he brought in the DO stuff. I think he thought it was not a large focus of the joke about a doctor he personally knows. But the generalization was very dumb and irrelevant to the bit. Could have done without it.
Hasan made Jimmy a guest on his own late night show. I'm so here for it. Hasan's stage presence is so amazing, I thought he's the host for the first one minute 🥴🤍
I think Jimmy talked twice. Hasan was like "Don't worry bro, I've spent a year working on a five minute standup routine about my balls"
RIGHT!!! lmaooo
@@xoxodrea123 Just went to his new show. It was great, but I'm glad I didn't watch this beforehand. Exact same content.
This actually was part of his comedy show that he's doing on his tour
Went to his show. Felt like I had heard at least 10% of the content before but it was still very solid.
A comedian who repeats his comedy bits? Shocking!! (jeezus - where have you people been?)
Serious note, I adore Hasan and I am so glad he talked about a serious issue and how men are affected by infertility. He did so on a popular talk show and did it in a smooth way, but also I got a gripe with him dogging DOs for a hot minute, though he thanked them at the end.
1. It's very rare to fail Caribbean medical school, then get accepted to a US medical school (MD or DO).
2. DO medical school is the *EXACT* same as MD medical school with the same entrance exams, prerequisites, and the same residency (medical training) after medical school. DO programs just tack on 200 hours of OMM/OMT, which is spinal manipulation techniques. Most DOs don't use OMM/OMT. The stigma has been DOs are less than MDs, when they're not. The stigma is slowly fading, but Hasan just reignited it. SMH.
I am glad a DO helped him become a dad again.
DO schools generally have lower entrance requirements though. They aren't nearly as competitive as MD schools. Other than that they are the same in the end.
@@jasonb4254 Ehhhh they're still really competitive though. I mean if you want to get into didactics of it, medical school is extremely competitive no matter how you cut it.
@@jasonb4254 just to comment on entrance requirements... DO schools also tend to take more non-traditional students -- you can't really assume competence/how good a doc is just based on entrance requirements (gpa/mcat/research)
Thank you articulating this so elegantly. This is so true
@@jasonb4254 lol my med school had an acceptance rate in the single digits last year (4-5%). Yes, avg stats are a little lower bc of a large non-traditional student body but not super far off from MD schools.
MD here. DOs are fully-qualified doctors. I’ve worked with many in residency and beyond and they have all been fantastic and very knowledgeable. Midlevels on the other hand…
I get the comedy but M.D.s and D.O.s are indentically licenced and their med school training is almost identical. The quality of their care comes down to individual differences, not from how they were trained.
The story put DOs in positive light. He literally had a DO do surgery on his balls. That requires trust.
@@Sfren5336 D.O.s can do anything and everything an M.D.s do. They are taught the same information with the D.O.s learning OMM as extra.
That RC cola thing hurt.
I was ready to type the same thing..so proud of Hasan and love the dude! but was a little disappointed in the analogy. We all the same #EndMDvsDO
@@pscod3842 so true, as someone trained in allopathic medicine, I definitely envy the OMM training!
Jimmy and his wife legitimately had fertility problems. He got so serious there for awhile.
@@agent3612 It is welknown and insoired so many calebs to surrogate.
Thank you for the really important information I think it's my mistake that I have read the comments.
@@agent3612 jimmy and his wife have discussed it publicly
It's okay guys the more I live the more I learn 👍
this is literally Hasan Minhaj's talk show and jimmy's just on it
This dude was AMAZING on Patriot Act, so sad Netflix shut him down
But perhaps his new friends at Apple TV + and Jon Stewart can get it started again. I miss Patriot Act too. Hasan is a funny and brilliant man.
Hasan Minaj said CAA (Indian law) is for all Muslims, of all nations of all times. The truth is CAA is for persecuted minorities of colonial India, who had to free extreme Islamic societies with a cut off year. It only fast tracks their citizenship by few years. It doesnt curb regular citizenship of Muslims from anywhere. It was a 20 minute segment, so clearly it was deliberate and not omission by time. On the contrary, most Muslim nations do not give citizenship to non Muslims. Hasan doesnt give you the truth. He gives you the Muslim point of view.
@shruti ss He was great at exposing corruption all over just like any great coming is.
Is it gone completely?
@@FlariteX No it’s still on Netflix
just watched Hasan's "King's Jester" this exact joke was in his routine. Absolute heart and soul in his performance. worth the watch for the full event. wholesome genuine.
MDs and DOs have no beef anymore there literally never been a more dense take
There is not a war in the medical community between DOs and MDs. We go to the same residencies and receive the same training. In a time where PAs and NPs (who aren’t physicians) are arguing for more independent practice, we should not be denigrating actual physicians.
Chill
Why? I said nothing but facts.
@@schmo2109 if you’re saying chill, you really don’t understand how big of a problem what he’s mentioned is
Clearly this is a touchy subject for him let him have his space.
you are clearly ignorant about the PA profession.
I need Patriot Act back!
He’s such a great speaker but D.O’s don’t need that kind of shade Hasan 😤
It's Comedy!
2:34 for those who came to hear the M.D. vs D.O. comment.
As someone who is an M.D. student, the distinction between M.D. and D.O. is meaningless. I'm glad a D.O. was able to successfully treat his infertility. Also as a side note, the best doctor I ever met in the hospital was a D.O. who wore crocs and I never once saw him wear socks. So be careful how you judge someone.
Normally Jimmy interrupts the guests a lot but not in this episode, it says how great of a storyteller Hasan is!
Jimmy definitely tried to lol. Hasan just wouldn’t let him
You guys gotta understand that all the talk shows actually have a very fixed timings on how long the guests have to do the interviews. You can’t just cram minutes and minutes of interviews in an hour. This ends up in rushing and interrupting the guests more than you think but it’s a part of something they need to do. Hasan had a almost 10 minutes for him which is really great so he didn’t have to interrupt him. It’s not his fault guys!! Just sharing!
I'm an MD working at a teaching hospital that mostly employs DO attendings and DO residents, while taking on DO medical students. If there's a war going on between allopathic and osteopathic physicians, I'm not seeing it. The other doctors take great care of their patients and are a pleasure to work with. The board exams that certify a physician in a particular specialty don't care if you're an MD or a DO; we all take the same ones. I like Hasan, and empathize with his story, but the training that DOs go through to heal the sick deserves better than this.
100% agree!
I did not sacrifice most of my twenties + survive grueling med school + get 300k medical student loans + paid to train in hospitals during a pandemic including ICUs full of COVID + got infected at work and isolated myself from family and friends for so many months to get compared to fake coke..
MDs=DOs wtf is wrong with him
Guys, listen. Hasan doesn’t know a thing about your life, and this joke wasn’t directed towards you. Nor is it meant to be taken seriously, which is what you are doing. From the moment he started talking he wasn’t being serious. Comedy is comedy because it is not meant to be taken seriously. You can say anything ABOUT anything and it doesn’t have to be your actual opinion, or even be true. It’s just jokes. I don’t understand why you are so offended like you think Hasan REALLY doesnt respect DO’s. Why would he let this guy do this procedure if he didn’t actually respect him? It’s a joke. How do you know if this even actually happened? It doesn’t matter, because it’s a JOKE. If Hasan made a serious statement denouncing DO’s I would understand why you are offended. But he’s literally doing comedy here. If you can’t learn the difference you will never laugh at comedy and always be offended. Sounds like a miserable way to live.
@@LilRAPNIK no one cares. he shitted on an entire profession and spread false info about them so expect backlash.
don't care for whatever that mornign show is. I missed his Netflix show. Needless to say Netflix is dead to me ever since
Seriously. I've been waiting for a new season and thought, "they should've put another season out by now" So I looked into it and to my horror i found out they cancelled the show. I've been bummed since 😓
Why did they cancel the show?
@@akmaldanial67 was it too smart for the masses?
The Morning Show isn't a Netflix show
It's a Apple+ show
@@akmaldanial67 her words too powerful for people with ranks at america, they scares because hassan attack with facts, that what i heards
You should educate yourself on the real differences between Osteopathic and Allopathic physicians, but more importantly how DOs and MDs have equal foundations of education. That does not mean there is a war, it means that there is ignorance, which is unfortunate in a time when all physicians have been through the most trying time of their lives over the last 1.5 years.
Signed, a very proud DO (and they are GREAT letters)
Very well said!! I'm at an allopathic school, and my summer lab partner from an Osteopathic school was brilliant (just like his many collegues)! I hope this comment section sparks some important conversations and all the best to you as you practice in these crazy times.
So what wackadoo bullshit do you ascribe to? Essential oils? Crystals? Chiropractic? Doctors are already paid too much, let alone doctors who went to a school that taught them the practical applications of scammish quackery.
@@meaganm.o.7984 allopathic :: osteopathic pro-life :: pro-choice
Is it just me or does the way Jimmy keep saying Hasan’s name sound like he practiced for hours in the mirror?
They would have because Hasan kept making such a big deal out of how people are too lazy to figure out how to pronounce his name correctly. He spoke about it on a number of talk shows. I guess now they made of point of learning how to say his name. Good for them.
@@rileyscott5827
Good for him.
🤣🤣
When Hassan was on the show previously, Jimmy botched his name D:. He put in the work to make up for his wrongs, saying his name like 5 times at the end
There’s no war between MDs and DOs. We are totally the same, we are equal. DOs can take the same licensing exams as MDs, and they can do all the same residency programs, which means DOs can apply for anything from primary care to even neurosurgery. And Caribbean med schools are MD only, DO med schools are only in the US
Yeah. He's a moron for saying what he said.
Agreed, I don’t know why he would say that…
under medicare podiatrists are also physicians
@@adnanmalik7526 you’re right, I fixed my comment
Do's just did bad on their MCAT
As a D.O., I feel super disrespected by his comments. I actually took BOTH the MD and DO board exams during my training, and we practice side by side with our MD colleagues without any “war” between us. We are, however, currently at “war” with a deadly virus, and risking our lives to treat patients every day, regardless of the letters after our names…
Right, and what’s even more silly is that he’s shitting on a urologist for that matter… which is one of the most competitive residencies to match into. If you’re a DO matching into urology you must have done DAMN well on your boards considering that for the same residency program, DOs usually need higher step scores to be considered
😂
@@octupus2 exactly, it’s an uphill battle due to this exact type of discrimination… and the guy STILL got a urology residency. What a boss.
@@Doctoralexking Bro, you do OMM unironically...
@@joshbenet2896 yup, and your point is…?
This dude is the real talk show host material. Would be so cool if he takes over The Late Show when Colbert retires
i mean he did host the patriot act but thats totally different fr
True. But I don’t think Colbert’s retiring anytime soon.
@@Historian212 maybe he can try Conan’s 😅
Damn I miss his show
Um... Yes, shout out to the DO's! They are not a lesser doctor, they are a doctor that is equally qualified that actually cares more about their patients than their ego.
_”actually cares more about their patients than their ego”_ So do MD’s.
the working doctors are immigrant doctors..those indians,chinese,pakistanis,egyptians,etc
@@casebased8391 hmm other the MDs in south Florida. They care about money and that’s it. I’ve worked for several of them. Decent doctors I don’t really care about their patients are few and far between.
@@HH-gv8mx So you put a blanket statement on all MDs because of your anecdotal experiences. Then you’re just as bad as the others who put down DOs or any group of people based on personal anecdotes 🤷🏻♂️
Hasan is right though. CocaCola & RC Cola are also basically the same fizzy black syrup but Coke seems better bc of reputation.
Rei fellowship is competitive, MDs and DOs compete for the same spots to become infertility doctors. Love your work Hassan, but don't insult a field you don't understand.
Seriously the guy has no idea what he’s talking about lol. But I’ll chalk it up to satire. Hard to believe my neurosurgeon friend, who’s a DO, is an off-brand doctor 😂
It was a joke bruh
Worst comparison of DO and MD, another example of media not know jack. Also the Caribbean schools are MD so what does that tell you.
The guy honestly doesn't understand what both pathways go through (MD and DO). Appreciates the doc who helped him through his struggle but then craps all over the docs struggle to become licensed. This guy has always tried too hard and he pretty much fell on his face this time!
Jokes are not meant to be accurate. So don't feel insulted about a field (Comedy) you don't understand!!!
Residency programs don’t have as much bias between MD/DO as this comedian does smh.
Dude is an unfunny clown.
y'all did bad on the MCAT and it don't even cover basic calculus lmfao
@@bschap2785 weird how he's doing so much better than you at being a professional funny guy, huh. Maybe he's like Dane Cook? He's just really hot?
This is so hurtful and just adds to the stigma against DO’s. There is no war between us and MD’s, we are colleagues and equals, any MD you ask will tell you that. There are 2 physician licenses available in the US, that is MD and DO. We have the same curriculum/training with an additional 400+ training hours in manipulative techniques. We take the same board licensing exams and our residencies are now joined. This is so disappointing
My god I thought our community was tougher than this. Just relax, nothing is gonna happen to the field. DO, MD, we know it doesn’t matter, no one gives a shit what a comedian thinks. It’s funny and I’m pre-DO. Aren’t you emotionally dead enough to not care about things like this by now? Lol
@@schmo2109 why are you telling everyone who calls out the DO comment to chill? It was disrespectful and disappointing of him, nothing wrong in calling it out. And I’m still a fan of Hasan. And I’m an MD student but I still care
@@schmo2109 How are you pre-DO lol.. you either have been accepted to a school or you haven't...
There are actually 3 licensed physicians. DO, MD, DPM
@@schmo2109 as a pre DO student, you will come to understand after you endure the grueling 4 years of medical school and then take double the amount of boards. Then complete the same residency to only be discredited because of the letters next to your name.
hes a DO, thats harder to get into and curriculum is definitely tougher than any carribean med school
I know the man is a doctor working in the upper west side as well so if he failed twice kudos to him
Hasan shunning DOs is a huge NO NO!
People who don't understand this is Comedy is a huge NO NO!
How did he “shun” them when he literally got treated by a DO?
As an MD, there is no war between DOs and MDs. DOs are qualified physicians. The real war is between the physicians and the midlevels (NPs, PAs) where the quality and quantity of medical training difference is massive, yet midlevels demand more independent practice despite their roles being specifically designed to assist the physician. Midlevels need to know their place. If you want more independence, go to medical school
@@indianchika123 PA training is much more reliable than NP training. Yes, we still need PAs for basic cases, but it starts to become an issue when they demand to practice without supervision of an MD or DO. Then we will see malpractice go up
@@ShowTheOreo PA's dont have the same lobbying as NP's so that most likely will never happen but please don't group us together because the training is much more rigorous and to even get in to PA school it self is a feat of it's own so no need to undermine the career.
I wish he had used his platform to bring light to what you just pointed out: people playing doctor when they haven’t been sufficiently trained to practice independently. It’s just dangerous. Everybody wants to be a doctor, nobody wants to do the hard stuff: take on debt, have a difficult lifestyle during the best years of your life, work for little to no money, study your behind off for exams/boards, etc.
Sick burn
@@indianchika123 I'd prefer an MD for any sort of ailment I may have, but I have had some good experiences seeing NPs too. Only met one PA in my life at an urgent care center, she was like 24 years old and I did not feel like I received good care. Just too inexperienced.
rude, DOs and MDs are the same.. they both go through med school and DOs even have MORE training in the nervous system than MDs do. DO = whole person
MD = disease process
I'm not a doctor personally (I'm a registered nurse), but I have met both and they're really comparable.
Doesn’t matter lol
Lol, DOs are not better trained than MDs.
@@joshbenet2896 I just meant the have more training like OMM and stuff
@@joshbenet2896 they're literally trained exactly the same.
Jokes aren't ment to be accuarte.
I love D.Os!!
Love the show and the variety of topics!! Jimmy Fallon has by far one of my favorites shows!!
I still watch his whitehouse correspondence speech.
One of the bests
@@HH-gv8mx for sure!
I still quote "I do NAZI Steve Bannon!"
i watch it at work sometimes, even tho they dont allow our phones at our workstations, i hide the phone... can't resist seeing the journalist salty faces as he roast them lol
I get that this is comedy but perpetuating the stereotype that D.O's are less qualified than M.D's is dangerous and can disrupt the livelihoods and professional careers of so many D.O. doctors. Both kinds of doctors receive the same amount of training and have to pass the same exams. The last two presidents both had D.O's as doctors, and I would hardly refer to them as "RC Cola"
Thank you for this, as I’m a premed major and #iChooseDO!!
Yes yes yes! DO student right here and proud of it! We work hard and don’t deserve to be called lesser doctors!
This isn’t gonna do anything to our field. If it was structural v civil engineers you wouldn’t care. Stay off SDN lol and relax
If anything, DOs receive the exact same curriculum + 200 more hours(in osteopathic training than MDs!
Osteopathic training is helping your body self-heal when necessary and especially in musculoskeletal pain issues)
@@schmo2109 i'd imagine people who hire engineers have an idea of what kind to hire. there are everyday people who don't see DOs because they have uninformed views
This short is offensive. Hasan has lost a fan in me, I've dedicated my life to patient care, often in rural locations, where DO physicians are the only providers willing to work. This is the mission of the majority of DO schools. To be ridiculed by a performer whose whole stick has been to call out injustice and advocate for equality for Americans is such a slap in the face. DO physicians create health care equality by focusing on primary care and rural healthcare. Incredibly disappointed in the flippant way this has been described.
Okay Christi
you need to breathe luv ik its hard but understand its a joke
That’s because high population areas only want real doctors.
I'm sure Hasan's really devasted for losing a humorless fan in you
Caribbean medical schools require lower stats than any given US medical college, MD or DO. The chance of someone failing out of Caribbean MD program twice and then getting into DO is as low as Minhaj getting into medical school and becoming the doctor his parents wanted him to become. Be ready to earn all the sh*t from the community that treated you to health. There should be a limit to ignorance.
Bro that second sentence was savage, I spat my drink out 😂
Exactly this. You would think it would be the opposite - fail out of a DO school twice and end up in the Caribbean. Their should absolutely no stigma today especially when you consider his friend who is a DO is a urologist…which is a pretty competitive speciality in its own.
Absolute lies. Caribbean schools don't have anywhere near the admission guidelines as DO schools in the states.
@@torresc2310 sweetie...I don't think you understand how med schools work. literally anyone can get into carribean schools. the stats to get into a DO school is way higher. they are on a completely different level. this is why anyone who graduated from carribean schools barely ever match into residencies ever. DOs are able to match into just as great of residencies as an MD.
well he's a lot wealthier now than the vast majority of doctors so I'm sure his parents are alright
Who's here after Hasan posted the aftermath of the DO joke
You once called out Ellen for mispronouncing your name. That you won’t settle for disrespect of being a minority. Hasan, you only took birth to earn ur full name. DOs spent 11-15 years of life to earn those 2 letters that you called not the “good letters.” I suggest educating yourself before making a joke; as a former fan, I expect higher standard of jokes from you. The surgeon literally helped you come out of one of the tensive moments in your life; what you do in return to him is call him an idiot and all DOs likewise. Generalization is the first step to discrimination, and I hope you’re not a hypocrite who does talks against discrimination and then goes forward to discriminate. MD=DO, legally, educationally, and with training. You just don’t get to bash us and say thank you in the end; the DO community deserves an apology for this.
bro took it personally
@@KrishSingh-lc1nd The Tonight Show is meant to be taken seriously; millions of people watch it. If the DO did a botch surgery, I’d get why he said what he said; even then DOs are still physicians-en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physician. BUT, why add unnecessary fuel to lubricate the stigma around the degree when one of its holders literally helped you overcome one of your biggest problems?
Please post this on his Twitter too. He is a pure hypocrite if he cries out about discrimination but chooses to perpetuate this false stereotype.
@@0vershadow Tweeted successfully. No medical degree bias shall extend beyond my generation. My life revolves around academics, research, and advocacy for public health. I consider confusing people about their physicians an attack against public health, because that deters patients from receiving the care they need from licensed physicians who have dedicated a great portion of their lives to gain clinical excellence. As someone who went into an early acceptance to medical school program, I knew my battles by going DO at 18; however, I did it because I know how excellent and competent physicians DOs are like all MDs, and I celebrate the evolution of my future medical degree. Mr. Minhaj is receiving the backlash he deserves to receive by “totally not”ing the DO. 95% MDs and DOs have heavily criticized this, including residency program directors, AMA and AOA officials, as well as numerous board certified physicians and surgeons, MDs and DOs. Minhaj has shown nothing but arrogance by not issuing an apology to the AOA.
As an MD myself, I 100% agree with you on this. What Hassan said was completely inappropriate, bad taste, and uncalled for. Also, no DO schools in Caribbean so idk where he (Hassan) is getting this information from. Also, bashing the DO when you aren’t one and won’t be one is beyond messed up! He should definitely submit an open apology to DO community. Hassan you literally dropped your standards to the ground 🤮
Dude wtf I'm a D.O. in training and we have just as many qualifications as any MD student does! There are constant jokes about us being less than and MD students, and Hasan just fed fuel to the fire. I know your friend may be one case, but it's not fair to throw such hard-working DO's under the bus like that. We dedicate our lives to treating humans, and regardless of the "letters" beside our name we all deserve the same respect even if we follow different principles. I'm sorry Hasan, but that joke was not appropriate.
Ignore him. You'll be a bigger help to society than he'll ever be.
No you don’t lol
MD vs DO do the same thing u wouldn't know the difference if u don't look at the badge.
I mean DOs are on average less intelligent/accomplished than MDs. The bar is lower for DO schools so premeds that aren't as smart generally go there when they aren't accepted into MD programs. It's not the case in all situations, but that is the general gist of it.
@@aahsimovieprojects why would you make the assumption that we are "less intellectual"??? We are just as accomplished as any MD student out there! There are so many DOs in top hospital positions or national positions that it's just wrong to say that! We all worked our asses off to get to medical school and many of us choose osteopathic medicine because it was a principle we believed in rather than how easy it was to get in. At this point it shouldn't be about comparing MD vs DO but what you can do for the pateint in the end.
Jimmy is speechless since Hassan talks so interestingly......
I’ve never been more invested in a story about a man’s balls in my entire life…….this man takes storytelling to another level.
Hasan, go D.O. a full research about osteopathics (DOs) versus allopathics (MDs) before you start making strong ignorant comments on a big show like The Tonight Show. Educate yourself!! just because your DOctor wears Jordans, it doesn't make him any less of a DOctor and just because he's a DO, it also doesn't make him a less qualified DOctor. Yes, your story is actually really funny and I enjoyed it, but not the part where you downplayed our DOs after spending 8+ years and tons of money in training. it is simple, just take a minute out of your valuable time and D.O. an accurate research about it, instead of getting influenced and biased by social media telling you about the non-existent "war that's going on in the medical community". MDs or DOs, they're both D.O.ing it and saving lives.
P.S. the DO schools must have been doing something good since your DO doctor saved your marriage and sperms!
Thanks for the "shoutout" at the end.
As a future DO, I’m definitely not RC Cola. No better time than the pandemic to disrespect/discredit doctors right?
Chill
The fact you get so triggered by his joke makes me know you aren’t as qualified because deep down you know it’s true
@@ny3793 Go away, troll. Nobody cares about what you say. Are you going out there saving lives while your profession gets shit on? Didn't think so.
@@ny3793 what? no.... just no.
@@ny3793 Absolutely not, DO's are the EXACT same as MD except for their additional OMM techniques (which most DO's don't use anyway)....and this is coming from an MD. Ofcourse they're going to feel triggered if someone tries to brand them as lesser doctors after all the hard work they put in. They learn the same things and their residencies are 80+ hours a week, just like MD's.
Hassan’s mind is incredible … Patriot Act was the best
I really miss Patriot Act
Hasan Minaj said CAA (Indian law) is for all Muslims, of all nations of all times. The truth is CAA is for persecuted minorities of colonial India, who had to free extreme Islamic societies with a cut off year. It only fast tracks their citizenship by few years. It doesnt curb regular citizenship of Muslims from anywhere. It was a 20 minute segment, so clearly it was deliberate and not omission by time. On the contrary, most Muslim nations do not give citizenship to non Muslims. Hasan doesnt give you the truth. He gives you the Muslim point of view.
You're the first person in the comments not talking about M.D.s and D.O.s
Congrats on your new baby! It’s good to see you on Jimmy. Loved your Netflix show, hate that it’s no more and have missed your informative humor. Looking forward to seeing you on Morning Show.
I love that he claims all time in interviews
I LIKED YOU BUT… WHY WOULD YOU PUT DOWN PHYSICIANS?! I am a DO in the making and my parents are both MDs… Same exact freaking thing except I’m doing 500 extra hours of osteopathic training. I always make fun of my parents for the fact that I’m doing a little bit extra. In the end when you go to the emergency room there’s a very high chance that your physician is a DO… Which is identical in training as an MD both physicians, both went to medical school, both went to the same residencies. So disappointed in you
You couldn’t get into an MD program. This is like saying you’re community college degree is equivalent to a degree from Harvard. Technically you both have the same degree but the person from Harvard is clearly more prestigious
@@ny3793 funny you say that my mom turned down a residency at harvard for UCLA.. you clearly dont know anything and are not a doctor lol stay blessed and healthy.
Plenty of people choose to go to a DO school. It's not a backup for people who didn't get into an allopathic program, it's just a different style of training to reach the same goal. Just as rigorous.
I didn't even apply to MD programs because I align with the philosophy of DO training and it's literally the exact same program except you do an additional 200+ hours of OMT
Do you actually believe in OMM?
I love Hasan Minhaj but from his comment of DOs, he is no better than people he complains about.
Also can someone actually find that doctor online cause I really want to know what their qualifications were since a two times caribbean drop out DO physician does not make sense.
“Shout out to the D.O.’s”…interesting comment to make after you completely insulted an entire group of medical professionals.
Relaaxxxxxx I’m with you but relaaaxxx
@@schmo2109 I would but I am up studying the proper pharmacology for diabetes because I’m a DO in training.
Respect to you stephanie. As an aspiring physician and very well experienced with both MD & DO’s, as well as the full interdisciplinary team of PA’s, RNs, Social Workers - DO is a physician and there is no war.
In fact, the clinic I shadow is headed by both a MD and a DO
@@schmo2109 no.
@@schmo2109 I get that you don't care and see it as a silly joke but 99% of the DOs here don't. Its about THEIR profession and they have every right to explain their frustration about being discredited. Stop spamming the same shit in every thread and telling people to chill. They're not going to chill.
Did not appreciate the insulting comments towards DOs. Not a funny joke at all...
#cancelhassan.... *swigs*
well at the end he admit losing to his statement and gives shout to to DOs, soo....
I agree, funny or nort, it's stil a Joke!!!
The one comment about DOs just ruins the whole interview for me. It wasnt a funny joke. Its inaccurate. And its potentially damaging to existing and future doctor-patient relationships. It’s obvious he didn’t bother looking up the difference and just perpetuated stereotypes that are pretty outdated now. I’m a fan but this is really disappointing. When it comes down to it, patients have never cared about MD or DO. They only care about “Dr.”
No, there's not a war. There's ignorance masquerading as a "war". You're a naturally funny guy, Hasan - you don't need to disrespect doctors for laughs. Do better.
he was joking homie
@@rezamohammed9778 that not a joke that’s misinformation! MD=DO
Totally agree. The damage he does with this platform while dismissing the fact that a DO allowed him to have a family
Imagine trying to find validation from a comedian 🤡
@@DaGuksta its not about validation its about truth vs misinformation
As a DO student I was initially annoyed by his comments but I’m loving the support for DOs in this comment section
I know it’s comedy and I love this guy but DOs are exactly as qualified as MDs, saying they’re the “RC cola” of medicine could not be further from the truth.
That's exactly what a DO would say.
No
He wasn't there to speak the TRUTH.
DOs actually require more hours of education.
@@iKone911 Because they gotta make up for their low mcat scores.
I missed Hassan SOoooo much!
There's no such thing as a Caribbean DO school. Incredibly sad and misguided attempt at comedy, especially given how diligently all healthcare professionals have had to work during the pandemic. DO physicians are just as hardworking, selfless, and competent as MDs in America. Try again... or rather, don't.
He was probably in a Caribbean MD school then failed. And he later applied to DO and went there instead. At least that's the way I interpreted it.
@@aahsimovieprojects not possible drew dear
It’s a joke and his wife is in healthcare. I personally have a DO and he’s awesome
@@speeddash4979 spreading false information about medicine in a time when healthcare workers are already struggling to fight pervasive misinformation isn't comedy. It's just an extra hurdle for us to deal with that we don't have time for. There are better ways to be funny.
@@aahsimovieprojects We would all be hard-pressed to find an American medical school (regardless of degree) that would care for an applicant who failed out of an international med school, especially twice. Unfortunately there are far too many fresh applicants each year for that story to even make sense
I’m very disappointed in Hassan. Not a doctor but even I know that there’s no need to create a division among amazing physicians who try to help people. You should know better and educate yourself in that matter.
and not use it as comedy
@@lotusgrl444 Yea i agree dont use it in comedy. I think Kim Yong Un was right banning Comedy in his country!!!
For those of you saying he should be grateful to his DO doctor for helping him with his fertility...... *that's the whole point of this monologue!* He is saying that he thought of DOs as an off brand doctor but in the end, it was a DO that came through and helped him out. He thanks the DOs at the end and yes he is throwing shade at the fact that DO admission is easier than MD admission...but that's kind of true. The whole point is him trying to say that DOs are just as well trained and capable as the MDs and acknowledging that they are off brand and it's easier to become one. I don't see any misinformation. I think it depend on perspective. If you watch the video from this perspective you will see that he is praising DOs...like a backhanded compliment but nevertheless a compliment!
How are they "off brand" if you just said that they're just as good?
@@rajkaranvirk7525 They are just as good, well trained and knowledgeable...but usually the degree that the public or average Joe recognizes and knows about is the MD degree so in that sense it's an off brand. An "off brand" just means a product that was built off of the original and is slightly different. It doesn't refer to the quality of the product. An "off brand" just means it is less familiar than the popular brand and usually not the first pick.
I think the only part where he took the joke too far and insulted a large group of people was when he said that his friend failed the Caribbean twice and then became a DO doctor. Becoming a DO is not easier than entering a Caribbean med school, its about the same level or even harder in terms of competitiveness. He could have acknowledged that DOs get the same training as MDs, take the same tests, require higher board scores for the same residencies and eventually practice at the same hospitals.
BUT It's not his job to campaign for DOs or serve as an advocate for osteopathic medicine! IT'S JUST A JOKE.....and the punch line is that "the off brand doc saved the day and he loves these off brand doctors"
Hasan's such an amazing storyteller, omg
so a DO is beneath your standard of care, buuuuuut was still able to fully treat you and help you have a baby? ummmm....
I used to love Hasan's points but degrading DOs in a pandemic time like this where all healthcare workers risk their lives and time everyday to treat people, it's just sad and pathetic to see a comedian I used to respect now confidently spread misinformation. Cannot imagine how the doctor who successfully treated him feels after Hasan just turned the man's whole career into a joke. Also, there are plenty of MD and DO doctors who support each other, so this so called "war" is also part of the misinformation that Hasan adamantly generalized. Ignoring hard work, and making fun of any healthcare worker, then at the end simply saying "haha shout out to the DOs" is so problematic. It is already sad that people who do more and learn additional treatment techniques are stigmatized as "not good enough." I hope at least Hasan's child can show him how to respect all healthcare workers properly without saying one title is less than the other.
O God, it’s a JOKE and he is an COMEDIAN,people really need chill out
We're at an era where misinformation leads to serious consequences (look at misinformation regarding vaccinations that some antis believe). And how about we don't make jokes at the expense of health care workers, especially these days. I appreciate him shedding light on men also having fertility issues, but he could have done that without degrading DOs. He is A* COMEDIAN and I have found most of his other content funny/entertaining. But also as a public figure who has a platform that reaches many people globally, and as someone who's so aware of so many various issues, he should have been more considerate with this one. I don't hate Hasan, but I wish he apologized to the DO community and made himself more aware on this. People really need to be less ignorant.
@@chaminiwelikala82 I think people take it more seriously when a prez spreads mis info rather than a comedian
People need to relax, it’s a joke. Plus, all my friends that are DO couldn’t get admission into an MD school….so, Hassan is probably not far from the truth 😂
@@markk9586 Maybe that's just your friends because there are also people who even get into both MD and DO schools (or only apply to DO schools) because they actually believe in the osteopathic practice and CHOOSE to go to DO schools. Let's not degrade DOs even more SOLELY by people's friends' performances because they do not represent the experiences all the DOs in America.
I love him
I miss Patriot Act so much and I was watching this from France!
I’m gonna take appletv+ just for him 💜
Hasan Minaj said CAA (Indian law) is for all Muslims, of all nations of all times. The truth is CAA is for persecuted minorities of colonial India, who had to free extreme Islamic societies with a cut off year. It only fast tracks their citizenship by few years. It doesnt curb regular citizenship of Muslims from anywhere. It was a 20 minute segment, so clearly it was deliberate and not omission by time. On the contrary, most Muslim nations do not give citizenship to non Muslims. Hasan doesnt give you the truth. He gives you the Muslim point of view.
I love that he jumped straight into his fertility story. And so good to share that men face facility issues too. Happy for him and his wife :)
If your DO got into a competitive residency like urology from med school he ain’t no dummy
Finally seeing him on TV, makes me happiest person.
Thanks. Thanks a lot. I'm a DO physician. I have the exact same training as an MD. One of my classmates is a surgeon at HUP, one the most prestigious hospitals in this country. I have been a Covid doctor for much the past year, suffering the daily torment of desperately saving people's lives, at the risk of my own before vaccination.
he literally say thankyou to the DO's guys. relax
Ayooo I will not take that DO slander, get outtaaaa here lol
The DOs are upset that he roasted them but forgot the rest of the story lol
Cannot wait to see Hasan on tour in October!
DOs recieve the same training and apply for the same residencies as MDs. They work along side each other and there is no war.
MD here, DO's are not off brand physicians. They are valued members of the team and have considerable and equivalent training. In a time where poorly trained non physicians providers abound without supervision please don't throw shade on those that actually sacrifice their time to provide the best care for patients.
Sorry Hasan, MD and DO essentially have the same training!!
Wow i didn't know that!!,Thanks for informing me. I thought Hasan was a legitimate news source!!
Hasan Minhaj could easily run his own tonight show, he is such a charismatic guy!
After that beautiful story Jimmy goes , let’s talk about your show … damn Jimmy …
I’m a D.O. as well - one of the biggest struggles is trying to explain the difference, so even just one minute of misinformation on a popular TV show is so dangerous and sets us back years.
Funny how the RC Cola of comedians is talking about RC Colas of med school graduates. What a clown.
That's right he is a Clown doing Comedy. Thanks for this clarification!!
Lost all respect for you Hasan… can’t believe you would say something like that about DOs. As a fellow Muslim and proud DO, I’m beyond disappointed in you.
Frankly it’s disgraceful given how much influence you have. Hope you set things right. This only creates distrust in a time where we need unity within healthcare.
Holy shit you guys don’t like jokes huh? Relax.
@@LilRAPNIK go through the rigors of medical school and residency. Maybe the “joke” and it’s harmful implications will make more sense to you then. I suspect he will do the right thing and issue a statement about it
@@mrmomo313 No man, seriously, Hasan doesn’t know a thing about your life and this joke wasn’t directed towards you. Nor is it meant to be taken seriously, which is what you are doing. Comedy is comedy because it is not meant to be taken seriously. You can say anything ABOUT anything and it doesn’t have to be your actual opinion, or even be true. It’s just jokes. I don’t understand why you are so offended like you think Hasan REALLY doesnt respect DO’s. Why would he let this guy do this procedure if he didn’t actually respect him? It’s a joke. How do you know if this even actually happened? It doesn’t matter, because it’s a JOKE. If Hasan made a serious statement denouncing DO’s I would understand why you are offended. But he’s literally doing comedy here. If you can’t learn the difference you will never laugh at comedy and always be offended. Sounds like a miserable way to live.
@@LilRAPNIK the time you used to type up this whole essay on why DO’s should lighten up could’ve been used to educate yourself even just a tiny bit about the stigma that DO’s face in the medical community. Sure, Hasan is joking about DO’s being shit versions of MDs, but are people that listen to him and follow him going to see it the same way? They’re gonna have this stigma implanted in their minds that DOs are inferior to MDs. This only worsens the discrimination that DO’s already face. Not to mention it’s just fucking hurtful to see someone you follow and enjoy watching shit on the career that you spent 12 years of your life building like this. It’s really not nice being the butt end of a joke in a topic that hits so close to home. Imagine someone joking about your grandma dying, it’s the same fucking feeling. Empathize a little bro.
@@caption777 people have made jokes about death before. The difference between being hurtful and joking is intent and direction. If he looked at me, knowing my story, and joked about my grandma dying, that would be hurtful. If he just joked about grandmas dying that is not hurtful because it’s not ABOUT me, no matter how much I may or may not empathize with the topic. He’s not directing this towards you and especially not with the intent of hurting you. Everyone is the butt of a joke at some point. If you can’t joke about anyone or anything important to anyone then you can’t joke about ANYTHING. Not to mention: I don’t think Hasan has the power, reach, or influence you think he does. Even so, he’s a comedian, and his fans know (or should know) that. That’s why people like Dave Chapelle still have fans even though he makes jokes about tough subjects. He made a joke about the LGBTQ+ community. You think that made people hate that community? No dude. We know it’s a joke. Not his real opinion, and not even necessarily true. And you should know that too.
I will be honest: the only part of late night I have ever really enjoyed has been the comedy. Commercials ensured that as an adult (finally in control of the remote) I literally never watched, no matter how much I adore the cast. The plague changed all of that.
Now I know I can watch only the segments I want to see, under no coercive pressure from sponsors, and I love it! THANK YOU!
I rarely watch the interviews, and if I do, not usually both segments, or not “to completion.” I will look for the part of the conversation I want to hear. THIS IS DIFFERENT.
I MISS HASSAN. I MISS HIM SO MUCH. Thank you, Jimmy; thank you, Mrs. Minhaj for being ready to share him again with us! Thank you, Hassan, for being ready! 💯👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕💋
Sounds like you have really bad ADD
Way to discredit like 20% of physicians
I love mom fart jokes. How many precentage of moms in the world would i descredit you think???
This D.O stigma has to stop. Someone please call Hassan to educate him. Especially now, where doctor needed the most.
This made me miss Patriot Act so much!!!!
There is no war between MD and DOs.....
Your shitting me????
This is very disappointing. D.Os are certified in all 50 states and arguably go through twice as much training as M.Ds. Also, D.Os don't go to Caribbean medical schools. They go to medical school in the United States. Unbelievably disrespectful to people who work their whole lives to become physicians to only be stripped of their credibility in 5 seconds. People, please, DO NOT assume that D.Os are in any way shape or form less qualified than M.Ds.
Damn, look at those comments! The DOs really do be going for Hasan's head lmao
the way he dims his voice when talking about his issue is what every desi uncles do....being joyful to all of a sudden serious mode
3:33 one of the rare genuine laughs from Fallon
Actually my name is Rico Michael Bradley and i am half indian, half american
That's so sweet that his mom helped especially how busy that weekend was for her.
For all the hate Asian parents get, they are always there for their family.
I love this man 😭
I genuinely miss this dude on TV
A DO Is wayyyy better than an MD. A DO will treat you holistically.
Hasan is the best story teller !! The story he shared about his life and the fertility problems and the treatment is such an inspiration and courage to people having same problems and how not it to be taboo and normalize sharing these kind of issues in society.
There is no war between MDs like myself and our DO counterparts. We are all physicians.