The no naps thing is hilarious. My parents are both from Rome, I was born in Boston. Once I could walk on my own, naps were done. My dad still says it to this day in Italian : "If the sun is up, you're not sleeping. Go outside and do something."
Yes, and you can see the resemblance. Even though that shot is quick, I've seen more of him in other shots of the two of them and he definitely looks like his dad.
@@dingusbro925 I saw Sebastian on a Night Line episode (on You Tube) and it shows him and his dad laughing together around 4:56. This is definitely the same man. : )
You absolutely nailed it. I was working when I was eight years old. My mother said you gotta do something to earn your living. I don’t care what you do, but you’re gonna do something I cut lawns i caddied at the golf course I delivered flowers. Anything to make a buck. It’s just hysterical reliving my childhood you got it.
Opening words: "The world doesn't match my upbringing" BOOM! Just eliminated years of potential depression and self-deprevation with that brilliant observation.
Hilarious. We had a family from Italy transfer to our school when I was in junior high. The kid’s mom packed him octopus salad, prosciutto, biscotti and coffee for his lunch.
@@neilyaremchuk6798 Oh god, what a terrible lunch. I'm glad when my daughter was younger, I gave her healthy lunches because the school lunch was horrible. Sorry about the bologna sandwiches you had to endure. I remember those days in school for myself. Yuck.
I think this goes for most of the immigrant families. Since I was 8 years old, they thaught me how to cook my own egg, do the laundry, the dishes, wapping the floor etc. Now 25, student and paying my own bills en expences and still blessed for the work ethic I got from my parents
So funny. Italians never owned a dog growing up. They lived in their basements. Never went out for dinner. Wore dress shoes to school. I loved them all.
@@MaRyaYTOfficial Bc Sicily is part of Italy, it's an island off of the mainland, so sicilian ppl are Italians, and mainland Italian ppl are Italian, ofc. So they're not 2 different ethnicities.
It’s so fascinating how similar immigrant parents are regardless of their country of origin. They very literally “stay up your ass” for life🙃 I felt this routine to my core!😭👏🏾
Mine are African. Moved to Canada 36 years ago. I am the drop out of the family and I got my own business. Two of my siblings are federal prosecutors, one is a pediatrician and the youngest is a civil engineer. But if you ask my parents, they will yell at you with an African accent that two are basically overpaid cops, one is not a surgeon and the other is an over qualified drywaller. If you ask em about me, they’re like at least he didn’t even try. Lol but i love em to death
Ok how could no one like this guy's humor? I die laughing every time I hear him and I'm a black man enjoying hearing about his Italian/Sicilian background. Keep them coming Sabastian
@@romanmcghee600 I replied because it's stupid that you mention your race. Who fuckin cares what race you are? Race has no relevance here. you're black yay! very good little boy. Do you want a cookie?
@@bandawhat33 I mentioned it because he's Italian and I'm black and I don't know their customs like I know mine. You seem to have a problem with my recognition of this. I don't know why. So you're saying that you know everything about a different culture out there? If you don't know would ask for help and if asked what's your background would you offer or not? Nevertheless, I'll talk some Grandma peanutbutter cookies, they're outstanding. Bye bye ma'am.
I was drinking Cafe con leche and dunking Maria Cookies with my grandmother when I was 3 and 4 years old. Lord I miss that woman. You didn't mess with abuela, but her love for you was palpable.
He is just so-Real, extremely accurate, and Funny as hell. Sebastian Maniscalco providing the Laughs to keep me going during NYC Lockdown. Watching lots of Maniscalco. Stay Safe everyone.
Do you want to know why it was that so many people in places like NYC actually got sick? It wasn't because of a bacterial boogeyman and no I'm not talking about 5G there's a much better non-biological explanation
I’ve only been to a comedy club twice in my life and Sebastian was one of the comedians I went to see a few years ago at the “Improv” in Brea, CA. We bought his CD and waited in line after the show to take a picture with him. He was very gracious and is deserving of all his success.
My family is Cuban and his life sounds exactly like mine. I was born and raised in Brooklyn. On my first day of kindergarten my mom made me breakfast of cafe con leche (espresso with hot milk) with toast. I was 5! Totally normal in my house!
@@0patience4flz na dont generalise all us like that. These hipster city "woke" Americans maybe. Lot of good ole hard working no nonsense folk still around.
I was lucky enough to see him at a very small venue, The Gotham Comedy Club, in NYC. I laughed so hard for the two hours he performed, my face actually hurt. Afterwards, he took pics outside with the audience. Awesome memory.
Sad thing, that’s not even a joke. If I ever said I was tired I would get the run down from my Mom why she was tired and I had no right to be tired. Now I give my kid the same speech. “Oh , you’re tired, really?”…
@@highgrade42o Awww. It's ok. I know that jagoff is just jealous. A great tune to listen to is "Step" by Vampire Weekend. Thanks for coming to my defense even though it's not necessary. I'm a tough "old broad". 😉🥰🌞💪
@@dean3438 I just couldn't resist replying. I'm not wanting to give you the attention from me that you're seeking. I just would like to give you a "heads up" about your sentence structure. You obviously are very uneducated and it may behoove you to learn English before you post any comments. Just sayin'. 😉
What I love about this man’s humour: he reminds me of my forgotten childhood growing up in an Italian neighbourhood. It’s easy to forget, no father, mother working all the time raising 9 children. We were dirt poor, living basically in the streets. But I wouldn’t trade my childhood for anything. Thanks, mate! You deserve all your success! I hope you do a drybar comedy special one day!
Ok, so he's a Scott that grew up with Italians. I grew up on an Italian street and there was this one Irish family. The dad used to compete with all the other Italians on who could beat their kid better. He would take his belt out in front of the whole street while the other fathers would beat their kids indoor.
I'm not Italian but Sebastian is describing my childhood! My parents set us to work staring from age six. It was called chores and you didn't get paid at all. I'm 54 years old now and those memories bring a smile to my face. My parents are still alive and I thank them for teaching me great work ethics.. Thank you Sebastian for your stand up. It evokes memories for us all, especially those who come from ethnic backgrounds...
I grew up in a mixed Italian and Portuguese neighborhood, and Sebastian nailed it. I laughed so hard at this - thanks, Sebastian - for bringing back the family ethic, work ethic and home-made ethic of the way I grew up. (mostly in Rhode Island)
Sherry Ellesson I’m Italian my wife is Portuguese. My kids get it from both sides. We work hard. We love lots. We raise our kids to know if you want something you need to earn it. Have a great day.
@@portuguesehydrangea4818 Oddly enough, no - we were right up the street from Narragansett Bay and nothing is louder than Mother Nature, when she wants to yell!
Sherry Ellesson lol leave it to Mother Nature to draw out the sound of a lively group. I’m sure you have some great memories growing up with that cultural mix. My family is from the Azores, Portugal. 😊
Had an Italian mom. This was spot on XD all my school lunches were the literal Italian feast when i was in school. 3:53 Make sure you dip those in coffee! Coffee?! LMAO
That's my dad exactly. Always, why ain't you working. Cause paps it's Sunday. Then he's like, your lazy. Dad I got a scholarship and into a prestigious business program, top university. Dad: So what anyone can do it, go to work.
Absolutely spot on! My mother was Sicilian, and we were never allowed to nap. Quite a surprise when I married my non-Italian husband, who was is a big napper. I have spent 38 years listening to him snore! Next husband will be Italian. 🤣
I am British and live in Taormina Sicily, I found Sebastian about 8 months ago and was gutted when I realised he was in Taormina at one of the hotels I take care of and I missed him. I am not the type to fan out but him I would have hugged hard, he would probably have to call security, he makes me howl and trust me most of the Sicilians I know are this funny, its in their DNA... come back the wines on me when you get here x x
@@rareavisfugit well he will be getting the life hugged out of him if I ever bump into him, he deserves a huge hug for the amount of time he has made me laugh x
I love this guy and everything about him is too funny I am half Italian half polish he makes me laugh every time I hear him and he is so dreamy to look at
He is nuts!!!!😅 I can't get enough of his act!!! He is an Artist. Gives laughter where there is sadness. Lift spirits when their are none. A personal connection without being able to afford a meal and makes a life worth living once again even if it means just for one more day with a smile on your face and in your soul.
My Mom was Mexican & she always had those along with cake,or a coffee cake for Company..I remember as a kid those Stella Doro's were hard as a rock, obviously made to dip in coffee (Which I hated) & still do to this day & I'm in my late 50's. Love Sebastian he's amazing in Concert..Seen him last May
You are so funny! You make all Italians proud, and ALWAYS bring the best memories up. Thank you for sharing your gift and may god bless you and your family during this virus
Lolol same here...carle place, the whole town was almost Italian/ sicilian. Everything Sebastian talks about brings back so many memories, from the masking tape for figs, to the Italian horn on your rear view mirror lol
I thought I was the only one with this experience. It was almost like she was pissed off that she was doing something productive and others were sleeping at 6am
Yes i had coffee in my lunch box cream and sugar omg i was like 7 when i started drinking coffee and actually did dip my cookies into it lol... 😂😂😂 he grew up the way i did man i miss those days !!!!❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
🤣🤣What is it with Italian fathers and the damn grass cutting. That was me while I grew up with a Calabrese father..".....and then cut the grass" "When are you cutting the grass?"
Mexican dads do that shit too! Mine made me go out and pick weeds from the lawn. EVERY INDIVIDUAL WEED!! 😵😵😵There were so damn many I had to section the lawn off!! To this day, 30 yrs later, I HATE yard work, lol.
I grew up with a Greek father, cut the grass once a week. I moved out and live in my own house now, still cut my grass once a week. It gets baked into you.
Sebastián, watching you live is one of my dream. I've been watching you for couple of years already. I already memorize most of your skits. Your comedy saved me in many occasions while struggling with depression and anxiety. Thank you so much for the laughter.
I am also struggling with working from home and all this COVID junk. I got sick from it and was off 2 months. I try to get out now and then from the depression for fresh air. BUT your right. He is a great get away from the BS. Love it!! Makes me laugh a while.
Sebastian is freakin hilarious! His performance has improved tremendously in the past 2 or 3 years. Based on this show, he's gotta be in the top 5 or so comedians working today. So animated!🤣🤣🤣 Sounds like his dad was all about Business. Cool.
School Lunches, I can relate. The other kids were eating PB&J or bologna. My lunch was pasta in a thermos, salami & provolone sandwiches or pasta e fagioli. I needed a breath mint after lunch!
@@caesarfiorini Kids had no clue what I was eating. Sometimes peppers and eggs but I loved my potatoes and eggs on a huge piece of Italian bread. Great memories!
Same here. No naps in our household growing up with Romanian immigrants as parents...lol everything he says is so on point with southern European and eastern European families 😄
Truth. My husband comes from the Polish. His Grandparents owned a restaurant in Upstate NY. He was working as soon as he could reach the countertop. That Work Ethic remains. He'll work 7 days a week. No complaints.
Love his great humor..I'm italian and German and married an Irishmen..italian heritage is awesome..love your clean humor..keep going..laughing is the best therapy ever..
This was HILARIOUS. My mom is from México. I spent Saturday mornings cutting bushes, mopping...I didn’t understand when I would be “done.” I went to friends houses to watch cable and eat things like goldfish and gushers. High school was HARD WORK both at school and home-college was a break for me (and I was pre med at Harvard!). Whew! Mama. And Dad! Love you. Thanks for your work ethic.
This is how I grew up! No naps unless you had a fever and were sick! I also remember the S cookie thing! Growing up in a very Italian household there were coffee and S cookies laying around somewhere! Great jokes! 😁😂
OMG! The Italian, Sicilian thing was the same at my house. My Dad was Sicilian and my Mother was Italian. My Dad always said the same thing. Your Sicilian!!! LOL!
I’m Irish but can relate to this a LOT, cuz I was adopted at birth into an Italian family, with my dad being a first gen American! Sláinte 🍻 Sebastian Maniscalco, Sláinte! 🍻🇮🇪🇮🇪🍻🇮🇪🇮🇪
The no naps thing is hilarious. My parents are both from Rome, I was born in Boston. Once I could walk on my own, naps were done. My dad still says it to this day in Italian : "If the sun is up, you're not sleeping. Go outside and do something."
Chode Mckenzie 😂 my parents were the same way. No such thing as staying inside playing video games/watching tv all day.
heck yah papa! i swear thats me with my kids!
never had a nap that I can remember. once I was old enough to walk there were no naps.
My mom took a daily nap & we joined her...
My parents are Lebanese & it was the same thing as a kid. No naps or lounging on the couch once the sun is up.
I love his Dad.
He’s frequently at his shows.
Awww
I love that too 🥰
The shot of Sebastian's father laughing hysterically at 0:20 at his son making of him was so awesome 😆
Yes, and you can see the resemblance. Even though that shot is quick, I've seen more of him in other shots of the two of them and he definitely looks like his dad.
How do you know thats his father?
@@dingusbro925 google Sebastian Maniscalco father... and next to him is his mom. And 2 seats away is Sebastian's wife.
@@dingusbro925 I saw Sebastian on a Night Line episode (on You Tube) and it shows him and his dad laughing together around 4:56. This is definitely the same man. : )
Bless you for the heads-up, had no idea....how sweet 💓
The cut away to the old man laughing is his actual dad. Even funnier they did this.
Of course he didn’t take naps he’s been drinking coffee since 3rd grade!😂
"Dad, I want to take a nap."
"Tell your mom to give you an espresso and then go start a business."
@@josejoaquinbenitez6485 8years old, ,perfect age to pop their balloon of life's illusions sebastian your so real 🙃🙃🙃
His body language is top notch.
He rocks Italian childhood the best of life
Coffee is the best 3td grade
You absolutely nailed it. I was working when I was eight years old. My mother said you gotta do something to earn your living. I don’t care what you do, but you’re gonna do something I cut lawns i caddied at the golf course I delivered flowers. Anything to make a buck. It’s just hysterical reliving my childhood you got it.
Opening words: "The world doesn't match my upbringing" BOOM! Just eliminated years of potential depression and self-deprevation with that brilliant observation.
Truth
Facts! 🤣👍
Love this guy~ Not enough true comedians left anymore!
Man, eating Italian food for lunch everyday and coffee and biscotti for dessert sounds like Heaven to me.
It really is....😊😊😊..🤌🤌🤌.....
“You come back here, and cut my lawn” 😂🤣
Yes! Best part.
That was my father. So accurate
DJ_Pineapples yah lol
Me:"wait, what!? 🤔🤣
AWW!! 😕
after he had to walk to the neighbor's house & pet their dog 😂😂😂
Hilarious. We had a family from Italy transfer to our school when I was in junior high. The kid’s mom packed him octopus salad, prosciutto, biscotti and coffee for his lunch.
it became somewhat darker with your comment, lmao
Lol, I was too dumb back then to trade my peanut butter sandwich for that feast.
AntBee that kid was eating bologna sandwiches with chips and chocolate milk by the end of week one.
@@neilyaremchuk6798 Oh god, what a terrible lunch. I'm glad when my daughter was younger, I gave her healthy lunches because the school lunch was horrible. Sorry about the bologna sandwiches you had to endure. I remember those days in school for myself. Yuck.
Mickey Rosa the early 80’s were carefree.
“Two houses down, *they* got a dog” 😂
I'm Irish and this was my dad. It was cut the lawn first then go ask the neighbors if they want their lawn cut then you can ask to pet their dogs.
Swimming Pool. Swimming Pool. They have one over there. Go make friends with them
I think this goes for most of the immigrant families. Since I was 8 years old, they thaught me how to cook my own egg, do the laundry, the dishes, wapping the floor etc. Now 25, student and paying my own bills en expences and still blessed for the work ethic I got from my parents
So funny. Italians never owned a dog growing up. They lived in their basements. Never went out for dinner. Wore dress shoes to school. I loved them all.
"He's sicilian, she's italian"
As an italian I laughed so so hard
Only ppl 1/2 Sicilian - 1/2 Italian understand how half and half of the SAME ethnicity makes sense! 😂
Kristina * I’m confused, how is it the same?
@@MaRyaYTOfficial Bc Sicily is part of Italy, it's an island off of the mainland, so sicilian ppl are Italians, and mainland Italian ppl are Italian, ofc. So they're not 2 different ethnicities.
@@Kristina_617 the languages are kinda different tho
@@pinheadlarry1977 That's not what I was asked, but yes, the dialects are different, same as northern Italy vs. southern - different dialects.
It’s so fascinating how similar immigrant parents are regardless of their country of origin. They very literally “stay up your ass” for life🙃 I felt this routine to my core!😭👏🏾
I wish i could believe you.
Mine are African. Moved to Canada 36 years ago. I am the drop out of the family and I got my own business. Two of my siblings are federal prosecutors, one is a pediatrician and the youngest is a civil engineer. But if you ask my parents, they will yell at you with an African accent that two are basically overpaid cops, one is not a surgeon and the other is an over qualified drywaller. If you ask em about me, they’re like at least he didn’t even try. Lol but i love em to death
Max Farah Somali?
Right! 😂Latino immigrant parents are the same
Anthony Galeano My family is from Guyana (South America), Puerto Rico & Barbados😊
*"The World Doesn't MATCH My Upbringing"*
Hahaha I ♡ It!
Ok how could no one like this guy's humor? I die laughing every time I hear him and I'm a black man enjoying hearing about his Italian/Sicilian background. Keep them coming Sabastian
He’s funny af
who gives a shit if your black?
@@bandawhat33 obviously you do because you replied back 🙄. Go "F" yourself.
@@romanmcghee600 I replied because it's stupid that you mention your race. Who fuckin cares what race you are? Race has no relevance here. you're black yay! very good little boy. Do you want a cookie?
@@bandawhat33 I mentioned it because he's Italian and I'm black and I don't know their customs like I know mine. You seem to have a problem with my recognition of this. I don't know why. So you're saying that you know everything about a different culture out there? If you don't know would ask for help and if asked what's your background would you offer or not? Nevertheless, I'll talk some Grandma peanutbutter cookies, they're outstanding. Bye bye ma'am.
I've watched this clip several times and it still makes me laugh. He doesn't even need to say anything funny; his mannerisms slay me.
Yes!! His body language 🤣😂
I was raised by my Sicilian grandmother and she is everything his father is😂😂 they don't play man
German parents all the way
Did you start a business yet?
@@AJ-xm4xc had a business since I was 10. That's a late age to start too 😔😂😂
Lana Benvenuti Oh snap.
Squid Ink you made your point buddy holy fuck
Sebastian's dad: Hey! Go start a business!
Sebastian: Now?!
😂
Aidar Iraliyev yeah we heard it...
quality comment
Not funny
RUclipsName I was literally going to reply your exact comment word for word. Weird
I lost it at "ma, they don't serve coffee in the lunchroom..i'm in 3rd grade!" 😂😂😂😭😭😭
The way he said it too... **cawfee** lol
I was drinking Cafe con leche and dunking Maria Cookies with my grandmother when I was 3 and 4 years old. Lord I miss that woman. You didn't mess with abuela, but her love for you was palpable.
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"you got to dip it in the cawfee" 😂
You gotta love the Italians. This guy reminds me of all the great Italian people I grew up with and still have as friends❤️
We try our best.
Generally.😂🇮🇹
Love your name!
One of a kind people, you want some honesty in your life. Find some Italian friends.
"The world today doesn't match my up bringing" Good lord can I identify with that. 👍
@Denis Zelen what does that mean
@AgentFlea you're exactly right
@Denis Zelen dumbass
I understand exactly what he's saying. And my parents were not immigrants. Ifeel like a fish out of water.
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He is just so-Real, extremely accurate, and Funny as hell. Sebastian Maniscalco providing the Laughs to keep me going during NYC Lockdown. Watching lots of Maniscalco. Stay Safe everyone.
Facts
Hello Michael. I'm in NYC too. Stay safe.
And to think we’ve been locked down on bullshit. Cuomo going to prison for what he did with the nursing homes. Disgrace
Do you want to know why it was that so many people in places like NYC actually got sick? It wasn't because of a bacterial boogeyman and no I'm not talking about 5G there's a much better non-biological explanation
Go start a business!! Typical Italian dad!! Love it!!
I’ve only been to a comedy club twice in my life and Sebastian was one of the comedians I went to see a few years ago at the “Improv” in Brea, CA. We bought his CD and waited in line after the show to take a picture with him. He was very gracious and is deserving of all his success.
My family is Cuban and his life sounds exactly like mine. I was born and raised in Brooklyn. On my first day of kindergarten my mom made me breakfast of cafe con leche (espresso with hot milk) with toast. I was 5! Totally normal in my house!
Check out Steven He....he too has some funny growing up stories!
holy moly LOL..
LOL
Cuba is the Italy of the Carribean
I know what you mean...I'm Cuban too & that "cafe con leche" was served EVERY morning before going to school!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“You, go start a business!” 🤣🤣🤣
This is the comedian for the coming decade
No but i wish he was. Hes not as funny as he used to be. Bill burr and Louis ck still on top
@@0117ization kindly drop the link to 3 of your top sold out stand up acts. We like to support talent.
He didn’t make me laugh personally. There wasn’t a real punchline for me or whatever
I wish...we americans are too soft to relate to this guy..
@@0patience4flz na dont generalise all us like that. These hipster city "woke" Americans maybe. Lot of good ole hard working no nonsense folk still around.
"if the veal picatta spoils" and Stella Doro has me dying.
Viva Italia 😂💚
Love, from Cork Ireland 🇮🇪
I missed so many bus stops listening to this guy’s Netflix specials
It's hilarious to see Sebastian's father cracking up like that at 0:22 - LOL!
I love the "Okay, Dad. Relax!" part. :)
"Go take a nap" was a punishment! We couldn't go outside and play?!
Yup. Nowadays the nap is the reward and "go play outside" is the punishment. We live in strange times.
Never wanted a nap...but now....? I need that nap!!! 😁
TRUTH! 70’S kid here.
timboslice I super regret all the naps I refused as a kid.
I can relate to this very well
His lunch being heated up in the teachers lounge and he had to fill out a special form had my rolling😂😂😂😭😭😭😂😂😂
I am 200 percent Italian and I can relate. I love his humor
His parents gave him real food. The school was alarmed.😂
I was lucky enough to see him at a very small venue, The Gotham Comedy Club, in NYC. I laughed so hard for the two hours he performed, my face actually hurt. Afterwards, he took pics outside with the audience. Awesome memory.
I originate in Cork Ireland! You?
The Gotham CC is not a small club 🤡
Growing up in an Italian family and on the east coast like Sebastian did I can relate to his upbringing! 🤣
"You're probably exhausted go on upstairs refresh until you're good and ready to operate your day" lmfao
Sad thing, that’s not even a joke. If I ever said I was tired I would get the run down from my Mom why she was tired and I had no right to be tired. Now I give my kid the same speech. “Oh , you’re tired, really?”…
@@SilviaVP1 😄😄😄😄
One of the funniest comedians hands down
Jas B
If you have the chance see him live. I swear I laughed from the moment he entered to the time he ended.
Not one person left upset.
yeah, him and Jeselnik
Mihalis G I just looked him up. Laughing within 15 seconds.
Sabastian and gafagan
Hands up, down, sideways, or any other way!
"Are you makin' any scratch?" LOL! I sure haven't heard that term in a long time. 😄😆🤣
😂😂it’s cause you old as fuck karlene
Dean 343 damn why you have to do Karlene like that xD
@@highgrade42o Awww. It's ok. I know that jagoff is just jealous. A great tune to listen to is "Step" by Vampire Weekend. Thanks for coming to my defense even though it's not necessary. I'm a tough "old broad". 😉🥰🌞💪
@@dean3438 I just couldn't resist replying. I'm not wanting to give you the attention from me that you're seeking. I just would like to give you a "heads up" about your sentence structure. You obviously are very uneducated and it may behoove you to learn English before you post any comments. Just sayin'. 😉
Karlene Stinson karlene I’m joking darling but if you weren’t old you’d probably know that.
Dad: "Hey! Go start a bizniss"
Sebastian: "Now?"
Me: Dead!!😂😂😂😂
While he was watching cartoons 😂😂😂😂
@@jackiemarieadams7764 i just cant
Kids today would straight up say no but he asked when. True warrior.
The coffee line gets me every time "COFFEE!! They don't serve coffee in the lunch room....I'm in 3rd grade."
"Well then I'll pack you some COFFEE"
Same. Watching this now made me realize I'd taken my parents and their sacrifices for granted for way too long. They're the best.
One of the funniest guys doing it.
Always loving this guy. When all this covid shit is over i am gonna go see him live.
Go hes AMAZING!
Saw him in Canada. 👍
Black Wolf. I will get front row seats. His expressions are so good.
I had tickets to see him at the end of March ☹. Hopefully it still happens
Same!!
Seeing him live would be a dream come true 😁
What I love about this man’s humour: he reminds me of my forgotten childhood growing up in an Italian neighbourhood. It’s easy to forget, no father, mother working all the time raising 9 children. We were dirt poor, living basically in the streets. But I wouldn’t trade my childhood for anything. Thanks, mate! You deserve all your success! I hope you do a drybar comedy special one day!
Irish surname?
B rig No, his name is Scottish.
Ok, so he's a Scott that grew up with Italians.
I grew up on an Italian street and there was this one Irish family. The dad used to compete with all the other Italians on who could beat their kid better. He would take his belt out in front of the whole street while the other fathers would beat their kids indoor.
Respect for your comment . Dall'Italia.
Im sorry for that
I grew up in immigrant house. His stories bring me back 🤣 spot on
I'm not Italian but Sebastian is describing my childhood! My parents set us to work staring from age six. It was called chores and you didn't get paid at all. I'm 54 years old now and those memories bring a smile to my face. My parents are still alive and I thank them for teaching me great work ethics.. Thank you Sebastian for your stand up. It evokes memories for us all, especially those who come from ethnic backgrounds...
I just love his personality. ❤️
Yeah right.....You like looking at his butt 😂
My daily dose of normalcy. Thank you, Sebastian!!!
I grew up in a mixed Italian and Portuguese neighborhood, and Sebastian nailed it. I laughed so hard at this - thanks, Sebastian - for bringing back the family ethic, work ethic and home-made ethic of the way I grew up. (mostly in Rhode Island)
Must have been a loud neighborhood! 🇵🇹❤️
Sherry Ellesson I’m Italian my wife is Portuguese. My kids get it from both sides. We work hard. We love lots. We raise our kids to know if you want something you need to earn it.
Have a great day.
@@portuguesehydrangea4818 Oddly enough, no - we were right up the street from Narragansett Bay and nothing is louder than Mother Nature, when she wants to yell!
@@FACafe-pt9bd You two are doin' it right!
Sherry Ellesson lol leave it to Mother Nature to draw out the sound of a lively group. I’m sure you have some great memories growing up with that cultural mix. My family is from the Azores, Portugal. 😊
I’m Filipino and this got me crackin up 😂 I can relate to the school lunches. Also my American born friends thought our house chores were slave work.
0:45 I love how he immediately grabbed a shovel to build an establishment right there 😆
Had an Italian mom. This was spot on XD all my school lunches were the literal Italian feast when i was in school.
3:53 Make sure you dip those in coffee!
Coffee?!
LMAO
This is also my childhood. There was no sleeping in either. Once my dad was up, we all had to get up.
UrbanRomance i know isnt it so different now days
Same in my house too.
Oh my goodness, Same here....haha
Lovely grapes
Here here!!!!
The fastest 4min during quarantine. Thank you
That's my dad exactly. Always, why ain't you working. Cause paps it's Sunday. Then he's like, your lazy.
Dad I got a scholarship and into a prestigious business program, top university. Dad: So what anyone can do it, go to work.
My wife and I have watched this over and over and we still laugh !!! 😂
Absolutely spot on! My mother was Sicilian, and we were never allowed to nap. Quite a surprise when I married my non-Italian husband, who was is a big napper. I have spent 38 years listening to him snore! Next husband will be Italian. 🤣
I am British and live in Taormina Sicily, I found Sebastian about 8 months ago and was gutted when I realised he was in Taormina at one of the hotels I take care of and I missed him. I am not the type to fan out but him I would have hugged hard, he would probably have to call security, he makes me howl and trust me most of the Sicilians I know are this funny, its in their DNA... come back the wines on me when you get here x x
Nadia Flores Sebbie does NOT like hugs.
@@rareavisfugit well he will be getting the life hugged out of him if I ever bump into him, he deserves a huge hug for the amount of time he has made me laugh x
@c r We are! There is no one who can't crack me up in my family.
I love this guy and everything about him is too funny I am half Italian half polish he makes me laugh every time I hear him and he is so dreamy to look at
How’d you end up in Sicily as a British?
This is the place to go when you need a good laugh😂 Funniest comedian ever!
Right. Thumbs up even before it starts.
Also a very kind person it would appear
@@r5an I've seen this before😊
I love his style of comedy! It's so real, and refreshing.
Agreed!!
Lol, this guys always hysterical!!!
Erwin Rommel Ok boomer.
That profile picture probably gets u tons of pussy brooooo
He is nuts!!!!😅 I can't get enough of his act!!! He is an Artist. Gives laughter where there is sadness. Lift spirits when their are none. A personal connection without being able to afford a meal and makes a life worth living once again even if it means just for one more day with a smile on your face and in your soul.
3:53 I absolutely lost it!!!!
The Stella d’oro S cookies staples in my Italian upbringing! Nearly died laughing when I heard that!
Gracie R. Millenials have no clue about Stella doro
My Mom was Mexican & she always had those along with cake,or a coffee cake for Company..I remember as a kid those Stella Doro's were hard as a rock, obviously made to dip in coffee (Which I hated) & still do to this day & I'm in my late 50's. Love Sebastian he's amazing in Concert..Seen him last May
Mine too, and I'm not even Italian!
Same, if my grandpap didn’t have real biscotti he always had the Stella d’oro!
You are so funny! You make all Italians proud, and ALWAYS bring the best memories up. Thank you for sharing your gift and may god bless you and your family during this virus
I grew up in LI, NY in the 80's. This brings back my childhood.
Same....100% accurate...
me too!
And his distinct Chicago voice brings smile to me, and parents didn’t play around with kids
Lolol same here...carle place, the whole town was almost Italian/ sicilian. Everything Sebastian talks about brings back so many memories, from the masking tape for figs, to the Italian horn on your rear view mirror lol
Yo it's been a while since I laughed this hard. RUclips has some weird algorithms lol.
I think he is the best out there today. I listen to him constantly,
never get tired of it.
I didn't realize Sebastian's Father was in the audience. ------------Love this guy !! -------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
Iris E 0:22
His mother and father often attend his shows.
My Italian mom would bang pots and pans early in the morning while everyone sleeping, that was a sign to get to work
Omg same here!
Same for me, or she would find another way to create noise like vacuum my bedroom or wash dishes loudly with the radio turned to the maximum volume
I thought I was the only one with this experience. It was almost like she was pissed off that she was doing something productive and others were sleeping at 6am
Not Italian. Asian. Mine is heavy cabinet door shutting for coffee cups. Idk how one door gets shut numerous times from different areas.
See humanity is connected, by passive aggressive bullshit
Him discribing his Italien lunch just made my day 😂😂
Yes i had coffee in my lunch box cream and sugar omg i was like 7 when i started drinking coffee and actually did dip my cookies into it lol... 😂😂😂 he grew up the way i did man i miss those days !!!!❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
Sebastian Maniscalco is a genius. Stories we can all relate to even if we didn't experience them personally. A comedic genius.
I grew up on stelladoro and coffee lol. Sitting with my grandma in the morning good memories
Mom they dont serve coffee in the lunch room, I'm in the 3rd grade. Well I'll pack you some coffee then. 🤣
🤣🤣What is it with Italian fathers and the damn grass cutting. That was me while I grew up with a Calabrese father..".....and then cut the grass" "When are you cutting the grass?"
I grew up with a Calabrese immigrant father. I feel your pain.
I wish I knew the different regions of Italy and traits that supposedly go with each.
Mexican dads do that shit too! Mine made me go out and pick weeds from the lawn. EVERY INDIVIDUAL WEED!! 😵😵😵There were so damn many I had to section the lawn off!! To this day, 30 yrs later, I HATE yard work, lol.
I grew up with a Greek father, cut the grass once a week. I moved out and live in my own house now, still cut my grass once a week. It gets baked into you.
@@showdown2006 Yes it does. I still get PTSD when the grass gets too long and Im 48 and my fathers been gone for 15 years.🤣
Sebastián, watching you live is one of my dream. I've been watching you for couple of years already. I already memorize most of your skits. Your comedy saved me in many occasions while struggling with depression and anxiety. Thank you so much for the laughter.
I am also struggling with working from home and all this COVID junk. I got sick from it and was off 2 months. I try to get out now and then from the depression for fresh air. BUT your right. He is a great get away from the BS. Love it!! Makes me laugh a while.
Sebastian is freakin hilarious! His performance has improved tremendously in the past 2 or 3 years. Based on this show, he's gotta be in the top 5 or so comedians working today. So animated!🤣🤣🤣
Sounds like his dad was all about Business. Cool.
Too funny!! Love him and I completely relate as a Jamaican immigrant.
Caron Morgan amen to that...no dog inna di house and we can’t be lazy at all 😂
I agree, I'm Haitian and it was the same.😂
Yes! Immigrant families don't play!
“I’ll pack you some coffee then!” S 🍪 & ☕️
School Lunches, I can relate. The other kids were eating PB&J or bologna. My lunch was pasta in a thermos, salami & provolone sandwiches or pasta e fagioli. I needed a breath mint after lunch!
Yup. Those salami sandwiches...and an S cookie. Lmao!
Potatoes and eggs or peppers and eggs on semolina....my brown lunch bag would have a spot at the bottom from the olive oil....LOL
@@caesarfiorini OMG!! Someone else knows potatoes and eggs??
@@caesarfiorini Kids had no clue what I was eating. Sometimes peppers and eggs but I loved my potatoes and eggs on a huge piece of Italian bread. Great memories!
This comment just took me out! 😂😂😂
rolling. the guy's a genius. don't throw around that word unheavily, man. wow.
Same here. No naps in our household growing up with Romanian immigrants as parents...lol everything he says is so on point with southern European and eastern European families 😄
Sebastion, look at yourself now. Your dad got the last laugh lol. Your physical comedy is ON POINT!
I can count on 1 hand how many comedians make me laugh. He is def one of them!.
BOBBY GERMANO .. yep! Dude is hilarious !!
Truth. My husband comes from the Polish. His Grandparents owned a restaurant in Upstate NY. He was working as soon as he could reach the countertop.
That Work Ethic remains. He'll work 7 days a week. No complaints.
Alison DiLouie hi from Rochester 👋
That’s not something to be proud of
Kaz - So anyone that doesn’t work themselves to death 7 days a week is “lazy”, yeah that makes so much sense 🙄
Kaz - I’m not a dumbass who goes through life living for people’s approval. Good luck with that
Kaz - I sure did. Enjoy your miserable life
You makin any scratch?!😂😆🤣
PLEASE keep it up Sebastian. You're making our lives better...and more enjoyable.
Love his great humor..I'm italian and German and married an Irishmen..italian heritage is awesome..love your clean humor..keep going..laughing is the best therapy ever..
You are so helping me through this solitary confinement! God Bless you and your family and please stay safe.
This was HILARIOUS. My mom is from México. I spent Saturday mornings cutting bushes, mopping...I didn’t understand when I would be “done.” I went to friends houses to watch cable and eat things like goldfish and gushers. High school was HARD WORK both at school and home-college was a break for me (and I was pre med at Harvard!). Whew! Mama. And Dad! Love you. Thanks for your work ethic.
This comedian is awesome, one of my favorites. His comedy remains very funny even after many viewings!
Love this guy 😍 brings back my own childhood in an Italian family. My tummy hurts from laughing so hard 🤣
This is how I grew up! No naps unless you had a fever and were sick! I also remember the S cookie thing! Growing up in a very Italian household there were coffee and S cookies laying around somewhere! Great jokes! 😁😂
He's hilarious!! My favorite is The Doorbell ringing and my husband and son's fav is the antifreeze and bologna!
Here, have some Sanka. :-)
Stephenie Hamilton my favorite is the neighbor that answers the door in a mask (b4 covid) 🤣
Stephenie Hamilton
We use to love when the doorbell rang, now forget it...
Stephenie Hamilton , I agree! The Orangina bit is pretty good, too.
"Get the sword!" Haha
Love when he does his dad. That was a primo bit.
OMG! The Italian, Sicilian thing was the same at my house. My Dad was Sicilian and my Mother was Italian. My Dad always said the same thing. Your Sicilian!!! LOL!
I’m Irish but can relate to this a LOT, cuz I was adopted at birth into an Italian family, with my dad being a first gen American! Sláinte 🍻 Sebastian Maniscalco, Sláinte! 🍻🇮🇪🇮🇪🍻🇮🇪🇮🇪
Growing up as a first generation Italian, I can completely relate to this. lol