Your Mom's House Podcast - Ep.670 w/ Louis C.K.
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2022
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It's a very special episode of YMH and Tom Segura reveal to Christina P he is getting VERY into Blackjack. Then, we welcome legendary comedian and filmmaker Louis CK! We talk about the most recent movie he made "Fourth of July" that is available right now on LouisCK.com.
Tom and Christina talk about being fans of Louis's early career, his television show Louie and how he was able to get it back from FX and put it up on his site. Louis talks about working with Pamela Adlon, growing up with his family, and dealing with Eastern European countries. They get into the art form of comedy, cancel culture and Louis's experience with going through it. Louis discusses his hour leaking after his long break and relationships. We then run Louis through some of the classic clips: garage worker, Robert Paul Champagne, Good Morning Julia, and Four Strokes Guy.
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I love how Louis CK's throwaway material is better than most other comedians' whole sets.
Ya I think he tosses all of them away in potted plants!!
@Nick Lattimore Comedy forceable rape and somewhat questionable workplace relationships aren’t the same. True
That's an understatement, his throw-away material is untouchable by anybody outside the top 25 comics of all time. I've said this before, Louis could do a silent show and absolutely murder! AND you don't have to be drunk or high to piss your pants laughing, which should be basically the only criteria for comedy, especially stand up.
Im kinda glad youtube didnt take it down even though Louis wanted them to. Louis needs to understand that those of us who have loved his material for over a decade were pained when he went away, and that video was such a refreshing glimmer of hope that we was coming back full force and such a hilarious set....was so meaningful to see
Seeing Louis on all these podcasts have made me love him even more.
ngl, hes more fun when Joe List isnt with him
Forgiveness
@@seamusthedawg2456 Joe list gonna kill himself after reading your comment, I hope you're happy
Have you seen his “Presidents” podcast with Shane Gillis? Must watch mommy
🐐
Louis is so empathetic about other's loneliness that he got teary eyed just imagining the pain. Beyond greatest of all time.
He looks at life through all different perspectives.. Thats why his comedy is so good
1:44:32
and he was brought down by sponges who know nothing of empathy
He was sad bc he was cancelled for sexual assault… all the bad things that came, he caused
@@Thekoffrekup Quite a hard line your taking... Slander is something you can be taken to court over, i think its a civil matter that can cost a fortune.
So this SA you claim, can you provide any evidence, like complaints to police or charges??
This man is wise. “People meet and love each other in their weakness, not in their strength”
Nice guys are the same, they polish their image so much that nobody can stick to them, the gritty, real texture of a person with problems is what glues people to you.
@@_..-.._..-.._ That is such a great description. Too smooth so that nothing sticks is brilliant.
Yeah its from the bible.
@@ScorpionP2Cwow, I need to study the Bible.
@sol-leks6122 wow, i need to study more ymh
I love how comfortable Louis is talking to Tom and Christina, shows they are genuine people. Enjoyed this conversation more than any other pod CK was on during this press run.
His appearance on Flagrant was hard to listen to
They laugh way too hard at their own jokes on Flagrant. His appearances on AYG was good, but YMH is the best show he’s done so it’d make sense to be his best appearance.
@@odu2014 cant stand it
@@odu2014 I don't think Louie particularly liked Schulz, but the thing is, had Louie not been cancelled, he'd be doing shows like Fallon, or Seth Meyers, not these podcasts. Flagrant 2 would not get access to a pre-scandal Louie.
@@odu2014 and Shane Gillis, that was awesome
That could’ve been 6 hours and I would’ve watched every minute. Best guest in years
There was a lot I had to skip. His stand up is great but his voice can be so annoying when he gets pretentious. Tim Dillon does it in a much worse walrus frog like fashion and becomes a male female while ck remains male but exudes feminine energy as he rants. It’s the New York voice but they get weirdly full of themselves in it. I think joe Rogan gets a weird yawn mixed with peanut butter stuck on the ceiling of his mouth and that gets hard to listen to too. Don’t meet your heroes I guess is the phrase. I still love the guy but the movie was so bad and his views are so backwards and not pushed back on at all because all these comedians agree on everything and there’s no diversity of thought, its just sound funny and feel accepted. I mean they were even talking about how they hate the term the “n word” cause it puts the word it the persons head and then they don’t even use it and just say the term and don’t even realize they just did what they are saying they hate.... they talk themselves into corners.
@@randomdude189 bro what… 😂😂
@@randomdude189 chill
@@randomdude189 thats good. or not good. idk i aint readin all that
@@randomdude189 after the first sentence, safe to say everyone checked out of that big pile of fuckin dumb you dropped there.
01:43:07 we can actually witness Louie's comedic genius take place as he creates a perfect joke on the spot.
I appreciate how honest Louie gets in the middle of this. Really opens up. Bares his soul for a few moments. He’s right that people need standup comedy. I need it. Louie’s specials have helped me get through tough times.
I love that Louis laughed through tears while contemplating the complexities of Robert Champagne
Thought similar. Humanity followed by 'I'd meet him in the lobby and piss on him,' for compassion.
Cried tears*
But yet I hAve fun n many fans who love how I make the day.im.sort of a sexy sex advice
Yet people love me when I can be sexy n also give good advice n ComedyShortsGamer
I do get dudes but now I'm picked n I don't read lines I.was doing comedy n now it getting somewhere...n plan to get on agt...n not looking for love sorry ..now I hope to get my charity going n also my music n comedy ..Im. Not lonely but now getting my act for professional..n I'm becoming a singer n comedy again. Louis does not know who I really am...but I'm famous n happy n now can choose what I want..I plan to get on agt..n put my comedy n music in Las vegas
When Tom said “put those headphones on I want to show you something” I knew it was the car backing up video🤣
BAKUGA
This made me laugh man haha
I was in one of the Bucharest shows Louis talked about at 52:36 and it was an amazing experience! The crowd was levitating with joy. Seeing my wife laughing like she did is one of the greatest moments of my life. It was worth waiting 2 years to be there.
What a great interview, thank you!
How hard can it be to make romanians laugh? The place is such a backwater mess with no culture, no good movies, tv or music, your most famous person is a fictitious vampire. You are that dumb of a people your overthrew a communist dictator and replaced him with more communists. Oh let's not forget you sided with hitler...
simp
Aw the fact you say one of the greatest moments of your life is to see your wife laughing and happy. That's what life's about. You are the sweetest husband and she is a lucky lady.
I listened to YMH from 2015 to 2019ish and got sick of it, but when I saw this vid I knew I had to watch it. Hearing Louis’ take on old classic clips made my life. Louis found the inherent sadness in all of Tom’s fave clips.
Interesting why’d you stop watching I did too in around 2020
Louis was the perfect guest for this show. Even though we’ve seen these clips thousands of times, it’s insane that he’s had such an hilarious and profound observations that only Louis could have.
since like 2014 I've thought Louis would be the perfect guest for a show like this. And then 2017-2020 passes and my opinion increases ten-fold. This was a great day for me
Yea one of the best. you could tell how interested they were when he was giving his prospective
It’s not just that he had such insightful observations. I mean he’s saying things others have said before in more or less word. The difference is T & C had to go through how many guests viewings to say what Louis was able to bang out in one viewing. Maybe he’s just a real cool guy ;)
It was brilliant
It's also insane that this is the same guy that doesn't understand consent or social boundaries
Louis CK definitely has ymh father figure energy. It works so well.
Cause he's the model comedian that both Tom and Cristina at one point likely followed.
This dude is a titan of the comedy world
Man the hindsight he brought to speak to the success of their relationship was so fucking real and candid. I bet they addressed it at home.
@@YeahBass3k i kind of remember him blowing up i the late 00s and early 10s shit was undeniable
He and Tom’s stand up are very similarly styled. They’re both my two favorite comedians
I’ve rewatched this 5 times now because the entire show is the best thing I’ve seen/heard in a long time ….the stories are epic and the last 20 minutes are some of the best editorial commentary I mean Louis’ reaction to the first guy hit by the car is only eclipsed by how touched/moved he is by watching RPC…..guys, we’ll fkn done
Louis CK was meant for YMH. That man is so naturally funny.
He was (and IMHO, still is) the greatest to ever do comedy. At minimum, he is in the running for the top. That fall from grace he had was such a bullshit wrong-place-wrong-time situation. Just glad to see he's still kicking and doing things on his own terms.
The goat
@@andyslides last night I watched both Dave Chappell and Louis last night and Louis edges him in my opinion.
@@rickymorcus8962 Louis is better than Chapelle. But they are both great.
Louis is at the top along with norm for naturally funny in conversation. Stand up though there are so many great comics it’s hard to make a list
The way Louis broke down classic YMH clips is fucking priceless
Genius
I know! I wanted him to review all the classics , that alone could be a limited run YMH podcast series
THIS^^^^ He is still the Goat...Certified Dawg
And he legit cried at RPC I will never look at that video the same
his analysis is amazing
Louis is such a enlightened person. Wisdom, compassion and understanding just oozes out of him without ever trying to sound smart. His breakdown of the clip leading to 1:44:27 is absolutely brilliant.
Cuando Louie dice que la gente no sólo ama su comedia sino que la NECESITA y que es su trabajo protegernos de los anticomedia... uffff llanto desconsolado TE AMO LOUIE ❤
The world is right again.
The world may be right but the people are not....
balance has been restored
THANK GOD!
Meaning what? If you wait long enough and you're white people will forget you're a pervert?
The time line was a lil fucked up for awhile there.
Louis’s artful take on the desperation of Robert Paul Champange was great
Best part of the episode. Too bad Kirstin felt uncomfortable about it and had to joke a way out of it. Maybe they actually did expand on it but was edited out. Who knows, but it was an incredibly empathetic and eye openning interpretation from Louis.
It shows how well he understands people and has empathy. It made christina uncomfortable because she doesn't want to admit she's laughing at and manipulating deeply damaged people from a nearly sadistic place.
It felt like O&A
Sally still waiting
My favorite part is Louie saying "Meconium, the early milk?", when meconium is the first poop. Colostrum is the first milk. I absolutely understand mixing those two up because he probably hasn't thought about those words in over a decade, but that mix-up has me rolling.
I don’t know if that was my favorite part, but it marks the approximate point where the whole thing took off and got much more intimate and intense. Great observation, shared, and thank you.
Out of all the recent podcasts Louis has been on, this one is the best! He was riffing so well with them
"I wanna cry now that i laughed" couldn't be more ymh
Literal tears of laughter in my eyes when that happened.
I laughed so hard myself when they got into the clips, I swear I'm still high. That was hilarious !!!
that should be added to the intro lol
He also wasn't lying in the slightest. He genuinely felt bad for laughing at it
That made me feel stuff. It was fascinating.
Louis is Nadav’s father… I can’t be convinced otherwise.
I cannot make you wrong. I sign-off on this message.
He wishes
I was #169 technically but within 2mins of seeing him, especially how he looks now compared to when I last saw him, I felt the same exact way
Nadavs father is a 58 year old Jewish woman.
@@laplantski So it is him.
It is so fucking nice to watch Louis use his brilliant mind to build deep meaningful comedy in real time. It is like a master class in how to first understand the subject of your comedy, get to know the people you are laughing at, empathize with them, cry for them, see the world from their perspective, imagine how they got here, and then talk about them and their issues through the medium of comedy. I just learn a lot from him, each time, he talks, performs or creates art.
Louis is a natural psychologist. I see why he’s such a good comedian. He’s social IQ is to perfection.
lol except for the one thing
@@sinaghodsi2838 lol fair point, reverse broken clock?
Yeh that's not what a psychologist is
@@theneveristsofficial1732 damn thanks for stopping that dangerous misinformation, good looking out 👍
@@Tempust97 just saying
"They took the show off and I have no idea why.." Absolutely brilliant LOL
And then "Maybe there was CEO change?"
"Well, there wasn't but maybe it was something like that" just the way he said it was so funny, I can't explain it.
It's at 32:00...for anyone looking.
“Disney bought FX, so, it’s a whole new world.” Louie had a new fantastic point of view.
Nice Aladdin drop 🤣🤣
Also did not have someone to tell him no :/
No one told him where to go
When Louis rubbed his lamp and his genie popped out...the princesses in the room were not as welcoming.
He didn't even want a magic carpet ride...but rather just wanted them to watch him play with his monkey.
i sang it right after he said it.
Seeing Tom and Christine fan girl over Louis is adorable
Yea she definitely changed her tune
His style influenced the next generation of comedians the most.
This is the hardest I've laughed at YMH in history. The bees had me in stitches!
God I love Louis! He is a fucking genius, but yet so relatable with his Doctor Who reference.
Relatable for DORKS! Jk I giggled at thatv
Louis' genuine reaction to RPC and his breakdown was priceless. Almost profound even, heh. Iconic episode.
😐
@@user-ze6mh8fg1k Good point
This. Agreed.
This episode was a real treat. I couldnt have asked for more when it came to Louis's reactions to the YMH classics. Felt like he treated the clips with such respect and gave a really deep, insightful and funny commentary to it. This will go down as one of my favorite episodes ever.
The cold open of Louie when he’s shopping with his daughters and shits his pants is still the funniest thing I’ve ever seen.
You can tell that Christina and Tom are in complete awe of Louis
Louis C.K's definition of hilarious was "so funny you almost lost you almost went insane"
RPC brought Louis C.K to tears, from sadness and laughing and quoted with tears coming from his eyes "It's the funniest thing I've ever seen" Today was a great day in YMH history!
Bruh, i cried for the first time watching the Asian guy get backed into.
Great ep!
Only three clips and no tiktoks lol. Louis c.k. is so refreshingly funny Tom didn't play clips til towards the end and I didn't mind. Bit when he did play his clips I would have been terribly sorry if it was missed. Louis c.k. needs to do a ymh live lol. I was spotted that Tommy didn't play a vomiting sound bite after Mommy and c.k. announced they both have a repulsion to vomiting to find out if sounds trigger him the same as feeling like you need to vomit yourself. That clip that makes Dr. Drew die laughing would have been hilarious.
So funny you almost lost you almost went insane. HUH?
That "hilarious" bit always bothered me actually, because he was clearly thinking of the word "hysterical".
"Who's gonna help me? Other bees?" Man it is good to have Louie back. He brings a whole different perspective of funny to podcasts
There’s no one like him, I’ve been binging every single pod he’s been on for the promotion of the movie.
I’m so happy someone appreciates that line. I’m crying at work I’m laughing so hard.
I couldn't stop laughing at this, had to pause it. Simple but genius.
time stamp?
That quote absolutely killed me😂😂
I love how much Louis is into the weird clips they show him. He can extrapolate so much humanity from them, more so than any other guest. Thousands of years ago he would have been a toga wearing philosopher and we'd have never heard of Socrates.
Greeks didn’t wear togas and I’m pretty sure Louie himself would call you stupid for putting him above Socrates.
@@uisteanrobins3480 boo
You understand Socrates was a genius? 😂
@@harrydavey9884 for his time sure and don't kid yourself, CK is a genius. Childish af, but he's no dummy.
Louis is probably the most human person I've ever seen/heard. He's so in tune with the human condition and what makes us feel emotions and that's the key to his success and what makes him one of the greatest comedians to ever live.
This was an incredible episode. Louis is legitimately the greatest there’s ever been
Absolutely the GOAT
Blanket statment is obnvious blanket statement.
@@RandomPickles I bet you get no bitches
The last 20 minutes of this episode is the closest we’re ever going to get to the old O&A + Louis reacting to weird shit segments and holy shit does it feel good to have something like that again.
Soo true! Those o and a days were comedy gold, and introduced me to so many amazing stand ups
It’s like a drug you were addicted to went extinct.
I had hopes for "hey Julia"
“I got to take a piss. It might as well be you.” I lost it there.
If only Patrice was still around.. damn they had such a healthy distain for each other but so much respect
1:32:42 Christina's response is like straight out of a scene from Louie
Jesus, I did not realize that Louis CK is now somehow a dead ringer for my dad. He even has the same glasses from 1987
Oh wow nice to see you here! I love your videos it takes me back to so many memories and lets me find new games to create new ones. thank you so much and I hope you have a nice day!
I died when Louis started speculating about the man's graphic invitation being the culmination of a long series of progressively more desperate ones.
It was like watching him build a long bit on the spot, Fn beautiful
A very insightful, psychologically sound analysis.
@@68MalKontent isn’t it nuts just how he breaks down those videos? Almost makes me feel bad for laughing at first, but how can you help it??
Timestamp?
@@kedabro1957 whole segment starts around 1:38:11
“I want to cry now that I laughed”. Best quote of this whole episode.
Hahahaha that whole RPC breakdown was beautiful
Definitely!
"I am crying but its funny".
The vibe in this episode is awesome. So funny, so chill. Just perfect.
Out of all the podcasts Louis has been on this month, this is by far the best one
32:04 - The way Louis said “I don’t know why?!“ is pure organic comic gold.
That's when you know a comedian is great. When they can take one sentence that's not even supposed to be funny and with just tone and presentation it becomes funny.
Well that broke the ice 😂
I would have said "for some reason..."
When he said “idk why” I was just passively listening and it locked me back in😂
Yeah was perfect.
Louis tearing up post laughing at the piss on me guy is the most empathic thing I've seen
He was probably elated there was someone who was as big of a sexual deviant as him out there
Time stamp?
@@dylanpounds3793 1:44:09
Can’t believe you called him the piss on me guy 😭😭 we’re on a nickname basis with RPC!
His name is Robert Paul Champagne get it right!!!!!!
This is the greatest conversation I have listened to in YEARS. Absolutely hysterical but also... deep, insightful, sensitive, just everything i didnt expect..... these 3 together are amazing.
Christina: "Also I don't wanna do butt stuff"
*camera switches to Tom*
Louis almost crying after watching the Try It Out guy is great. It's such a refreshing view on that video.
Nah but “the try it out guy” is disrespectful af hahaha
This icon has a name you dolt
@Stunks Mahoney
Relax, dweeb. Not that serious
It was a bit uncomfortable to listen to his monologue about lonliness and him getting sadder and sadder until you realized he was talking about himself
I loved it
@@Brabldibrablmann I think it's a universal experience. I've felt that way at one time, too. It wouldn't surprise me if he's felt that way too, given the past few years of his life.
This has been one of my favorite podcast tours yet because Louis doesn’t do them ever.. Shane had to sit there going over the history of presidents just to keep him engaged 😆😆😆
Louie loves history.
Those president episodes lol
The president's episodes should be shown in schools.
This is like the 4th or 5th podcast he's done this week...
Dude Shane had a blast. See all those History Hyenas episodes. He WANTS to talk history and tried to keep bringing crissy chaos back on track.
Shane plays his intelligence WAAAAAY down and interestly, so does Louis. Second your thought love - Louis CK on Podcasts is good for everyone
After watching a couple of clips I knew I had to watch the whole thing! Excellent discussions. Hearing Louie's responses surprised me with how funny yet wise it all was. 💯
Him crying over the emptiness and sadness was amazing. Love him
This whole episode feels like tom talking to himself from another dimension. They even have similar shirts on
Dude you’re trippin me out
I could watch Tom and Christina showing Louis CK videos all day every day. Thank you so much for this episode!🖤🖤🖤🖤
😂Me too! 👍🏼👍🏼
Ditto!
Louis has something else to show you
good afternoon. out of curiosity, would you mind giving me just a small insight into how you can still be a fan of louie, given that you are a woman? i assure i will not be responding to your answer unless it seems like you actually want me to, and am not looking for an argument of any kind. i am genuinely curious, since i, as a man, find his actions to be nothing short of sexual assault, and feel that, even if he avoided charges somehow (as he admitted to what he did in writing), why he doesn't need to be accountable for the careers he destroyed (his victims were budding comics themselves). to me, admission of guilt and showing that you understand how and why one is wrong is a big step, but the reason i cannot come back to being a fan of his is that i have seen no attempt to make amends in the lives and careers he negatively impacted by, as he said "abusing the power he had over others" in the form of his scope and influence. thank you, and have a great day.
edited only to say that before this i was absolutely a louis c.k. superfan, and wish i could be again.
@@pollockcg Louie is funny as fuck and the girls let him do it as well. He did manipulate his power, but he didnt bust a bill cosby. People can change for the better.
I can listen to Christina laugh all day! These three together was a blast.
I've never seen Tom laugh so hard! Louis is the GOAT
This episode needed to be 1 more hour long. Just so Louis could analyze the rest of the cool guys. Only Dr Drew has analyzed the cool guys in a way where he literally humanized them. He gave another perspective. Louis needs to return.
could watch a 10 hour episode of this.....so beatiful
agree 100%
Dr Drew can't pick the corn from louis' turds.
@@grahamwalden2867 found em guise
There is a depth to how LCK speaks that feels so warm. You sometimes forget how funny he is when he’s dropping real shit. Missed him. Hope to see him all the way back soon.
His insights show his huge capacity for empathy- not even asking the actress to show her tits when the network asked for it, seeing past RPC's exterior to understand the lonely man under it all- No wonder he produces such good material, he has so much depth to him.
Nailed.
This is hands down the best episode on YMH
Tom looks like a hostage when he’s doing the commercial reads lol
Id pay a stupid amount of money to watch Louis on a ymh live
💥💥💳💳
💳
YMH 9 or 10.
You are part of the problem
@@zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz736 there's no problem
Hollywood doesn't deserve Louis, you can see how genuinely thoughtful and caring he is. Just a wonderful human being!
This is the best synergy. Louie is in his element with Moms.. LOVE THIS EPISODE!
Louis CK is the absolute best. I've missed him for a very long time.
Brother: "Man, get off that meth."
Dude: "I gotta a real good reason for doin' it, look at this hat."
Louis you are the man!
He’s cut from a different cloth man.
@@Mike-hj7gg Right on man, keep living the dream.
@@guydutoit61 So is that hat
@@YassTelevision 😂😂😂😂😂
This was absolutely peak podcasting, they came with their jeans high and fucking Tight
😼 jeans
High and tight like bawses.
The guy laughing in the back makes me so happy 😂
this is one of the best interviews ive ever seen
The genuine awe and wonder in Louis's eyes when watching RPC is priceless.
Rpc brought that man to tear hahaha
Literally the best guest they could have gotten, love Louis
Literally?
Light the alley.
Clitorally
Tom Segura makes me laugh so hard at times that I forget at my age, I could die any minute.
This was SUCH an incredible episode. Louie is just one of the greatest ever.
Louies takes on the videos was immediately brilliant, He understands how people tick on a profound level, that's why he's the goat.
yeh, but I feel like his analysis of "piss-on-me-beat-me-guy" is a bit off. first off, we do know that that dude legit enjoys that stuff and has past trauma in his life that manifested in these fetishes. second, he is lonely and a lot of people are desperately lonely which is sad but not too sad because, Louis CK is right about how their desperate internal monologue repeats but these people don't want people around for the right reasons, they want them around only for their capacity to comfort them or provide them with attention and validation. not because they care about them, want to get to know them, and enjoy their company but only for how they can serve themselves. it's selfish and atavistic. one of the truisms of socialization is that people become interested in you if you are interested in them. just saying "hi" to the old Korean cashier lady isn't going to rope her in for a chat. you've got to legit pay attention to people and mention/ask something relevant about themselves. lonely enough to be lonely but not lonely enough care about others. not worth shedding too many tears over.
@@JozefLucifugeKorzeniowski I think the truth is obviously more complicated and Louis is simplifying what he imagines is the story behind the guy. But it’s the simplicity in the narrative he created around the guy that’s makes it so funny and believable.
@@JozefLucifugeKorzeniowski nice perspective, still subjective.
@@JozefLucifugeKorzeniowskiBut Louis acknowledges this. He says that in the beginning, this guy wanted to care about people. He wanted to solve crossword puzzles together because there are some things he doesn't know and some thing his partner might not know. Louis's point is that everyone is born with the dichotomy you're describing. Everyone is born with inherent selfishness, but everyone is born with inherent selflessness too. In the beginning, everyone wants to be loved, but everyone wants to love too. Louis's point is that human life is just not conducive to love. And in the end, we all share that pain. Whether we hide from it in selfishness and let our ego take over to avoid confronting that pain, or whether we choose to shed tears like Louis does here, we're all in the same boat. He's just pointing out that human life is inherently heartbreaking, not that this guy in particular deserves more sympathy than anyone else.
Louis: “If your folks can look it up”
Christine: “uh oh”
Dying
why did i read this as she said it
@@grantlokken2229 me too 👀
David "little"
@@grantlokken2229 she’s watching you, she’s in your walls etc etc
I watch this like once a month. Louis is the best.
It's so nice to see Louis again!
This podcast was way more entertaining than the Louis interview on JRE. Someone needs to give YMH a 200 million dollar deal.
Nope… never make Tom a billionaire. When the bodies start disappearing he’ll be able to afford great representation. The killings will never stop.
Facts!!
Jre interview just turned into a stand-up biography
They gonna make that money themselves. Building a comedy network ultimately, I believe in them.
@@Eggs-n-Jakey you gonna write an essay, nerd?
“I want to cry because I laughed” -welcome to your mom’s house.
This is for sure one of the funniest podcast episodes ever. Louis CK is just on another level.
Hands down best episode and guest ever. I could've watched this interview all day.
Louis talking about RPC played out like an episode of Louie. You start out laughing your ass off and by the end you're tearing up because of a profound insight he has that shifts your perspective on life.
Yes, yes and Yes!
It did get very profound and me personally thought that he was genuinely sad for RPC.
I think that's why he's the best stand-up of this generation. Everybody says it's Chapelle, but Chapelle is basically stage twitter. There's no profundity, no learning. He just rants about being rich and persecuted to arenas full of people that have given him money. He has nothing to say about the Robert Paul Champagne's of the world.
@@vgorp3849 there's no one single greatest; comedy is an art form and art is subjective, it hits everybody differently. Louis and Dave are both legends in their own right, you don't need to shit on one to appreciate the other
@@vgorp3849 I wouldn't say that about all of Dave's work. His stuff before he started going back and forth with his online detractors was actually quite thought-provoking and he had a unique voice in the world of comedy. But yeah lately he gives off the same energy as that gif of Woody Harrelson wiping his tears with money.
Louis is still my favourite comic. He’s the goat. He’s leaning in to the pain, which makes comic gold.
Thank you. I have been following his work since the HBO show. This was so funny and real. Sincerely, thank you.
Louis recently started appearing on podcasts and I feel this is my favourite one and I love it!
BEST EPISODE EVER. Love that Louis CK is back. He uncanceled himself in the best posible way.
How is that? I thought people just gave him exposure back because they either have short memory or fail to imagine the repercussion of a public comeback for this kind of predator.
@@NinjaViking1337 dude, if you want people to watch you wack off and they say “ok, I guess” and they watch you wack off, it’s acceptable. Not ideal but, don’t say yes if you don’t want to.
@@gordonlove5121 Imagine believing that asking for consent in a position of authority is actually and morally asking for consent (spoiler alert its much closer to manipulation and coercion)
@@NinjaViking1337 cool story, everyone loves louis
@@NinjaViking1337 Why is he a predator. I don’t pay much attention to what is going on.
I still think his show "Louie" is one of the best things to ever be on TV.
That show really captures the human experience
Have you checked out Horace and Pete ? Also by Louis, and fuckin haunting in some parts.
An excellent conversation between three great comedians. Especially Louis, who is my favourite current stand-up and one of my All-Time Top 5.
Louis always puts things in perspective
"My brother didn't believe me" is where i literally died laughing. i felt my heart stop for at least 5 seconds 😂😂😂
Was fkced up is I didn't even bat an eye when he said that until I saw their reaction
Maybe the best episode of YMH ever. So damn good. Louis is a master. 4 strokes.
yessss
Totally agree. No neuropathy.
They should do this every once in a while.
Absolutely obsessed with Louis!!!! So fucking happy that they had him on! I knew that Tom had to have studied him when he first came out. I said that years ago to my husband when he introduced me to his comedy. I am a die hard fan of CK. Hands down the GOAT.
Louis, so talented, such a great writer, always with such a unique and human perspective, and so fucking funny. Glad he’s doing his thing. We do need it Louis
This feels like one of those classic ep’s of YMH. I hope he come’s back for more clips because that portion was gold
The energy difference in Louis between YMH and Flagrant is crazy lol Louis treats Tim and Christine like actual friends 😂
Because they are actually friends.
And bc Andrew Schultz is a hack narcissist
pop cast with adults vs pre teens
I doubt anyone likes Schulz, he’s obnoxious and cocky. His success is more attributable to business sense and flooding RUclips with free content, even if it sucks its content. he’s 38 and acts 23, personally can’t stand him but to each their own
Andrew was trying to prove something when Louie was there. Almost like trying to go toe to toe with him. Schultz looked ridiculous that episode
Louis is so next level on this podcast. He just gets people and motives and feelings so much quicker and much more vividly.
Cristin saying she wants separate bank accounts, and the look Tim gives her made me think of Seinfeld. 'sure I'll sign a prenup, I make more money than you anyway' lol