I saw bill burr bomb in the comedy cellar. no one was booing it was just silence except one guy laughing super duper loud. and bill goes that one person laughing is a comedian laughing at another comedian bombing.
Bob Loblaw So true XD hahaha I love the way he talks about the past in retrospective though, he always makes it hilarious and he's honest about it, such a genuine funny guy.
TheSamuraiApocalypse hahah definitely. it makes me really appreciate his modesty because he can reflect on his mistakes instead of getting mad about it. or blaming others. respect.
he was selling posters after his show... when it was my turn to meet him i shook his hand and i go "hey man, the show was hilarious!"... he just stared at me silent and angry... then goes "what are we doing here?.." i go "oh, can i get a picture with you?", he goes "WELL, LETS GO!" and like made a hurry up motion with his hand... it was just really rude and i left the show feeling mad.... i still love his comedy and i dont take it too personal because he probably just hates doing pictures with people... but yeah, not really very humble...
And in the end, this is why Bill is the best comedian working today. Because he paid his fucking dues. He dealt with the kansas cafeterias and that's where he learned to be the best, not in hollywood. Being able to get up after that and do another show 6 hours later.... that's what makes you a champ. After a beat down like that, I would have become a plumber in alaska and never told another joke in my life
Booking a comedian in a cafeteria at noon with 18 souls eating their sandwiches in a hurry. That is probably in the Top 10 nightmares of any human being, comedian or not.
+freedoms2010 I imagine that if hell exists it would be something similar to that scenario except everyone in purgatory is the comedian that has to entertain those 18 people for all eternity
+freedoms2010 colleges in general are brutal for any comic. all comics say they hate doing those places but the checks are so good they deal with the abuse. u gotta have a thick skin for it lol
+freedoms2010 Boston has an Italian holiday called the Feast of Saint Anthony. The patrons include many older senoras. Bill took to the stage in front of a group of Italian senior women. He tells it like this: They were expecting Dean Martin and they got an Irish kid from the suburbs. The gig was for about forty minutes. He told jokes and no one laughed for the full forty minutes. The women just stared at him. Bill Burr took the bombing like a man. That had to be tough to take.
James Bond Oooh man, how does he do it. How come he doesn't ask any questions about the crowd or group he is suppose to entertain BEFORE he gets on that stage or even accept. Its like inviting vegetarians to a meat fest... what's the point.
i saw him at our college in 2001. it was probably part of the same "tour." he played at the cafeteria, and it went almost the same. At our college, it was a group of Japanese exchange students sitting right in front of him. That set took a hard right turn, from "you wanna bail," to "did he just say that?" in perfect BB fashion, when he stopped dead in his tracks and looked at the table in front of him and said "what are you guys doing here!? of all the colleges all over this country, you picked this one." I grew up in the area and that slayed me. from that point on it was all gold.
background music is annoying as hell, someone thought "hey he's telling a story why not add music and singing in the background loud enough to interfere with that"...
I think I've heard this story a couple of times before on his podcast, must have really killed him. Other than this, his Philadelphia heckle incident is legendary, it's on RUclips too.
I think that story was fairly recent. It was when he had Pete from the Pete & Sebastian podcast telling stories from back in the day. That was a great episode.
+Studeb Yeah, Philadelphia was when Burr decided he had had enough of other comedians being treated badly by the crowd and so he went out there to heckle the arena for his entire set. A total legend! xD
First of all, I want to say I am a big fan of Bill Burr. I always enjoy seeing his stand-up and whenever he's on talk shows. Listening to his story here about the worst he ever bombed, I realized I was at this performance he was talking about. I worked at Barton County Community College in Great Bend, Kansas from 1992 to 2004. And yes, this was in the middle of Kansas out in the middle of nowhere. The cafeteria was located in the Student Union, which had a large open space for the tables and a stage. And it had two levels where people could stand and look down and watch someone performing below. One day while I was eating lunch - suddenly there was a stand-up comedian performing. That had never happened before. And there was no advanced word or advertising that this would happen. I remember he had red hair, but I didn't recognize him at the time. I'm amazed now to know that was Bill Burr. There weren't a lot of people eating at the time he went on stage - when I say 'stage' I mean some temporary riser placed in front of a curved wall. This was never meant to be a true place for public performances - there was an auditorium in the Fine Arts Building with a proper stage and lighting. In the beginning there was this sense in the audience of wondering why was this guy performing for us during lunch? We just wanted to sit down and talk to each other while eating, and then get back to work. So yes, Bill did have a less than receptive audience. When he started he was actually doing fine. But there was a moment where he completely lost the audience, and I'm sure he doesn't remember this. He probably never realized what really happened to doom his performance. A young man walked by in the middle of his performance who was walking funny. I'm sure in his mind he needed to find something to get people laughing so he made a quick impromptu joke about the way this guy was moving - I think it was something about him having a hangover from the night before. Which at a college makes sense. What Bill didn't realize were two things; One - this guy was a beloved assistant basketball coach and, two - he was handicapped. He couldn't help but walk that way. When Bill remembers absolute silence, that occurred after he made fun of the assistant coach. Everyone in that room was done with him. I felt bad for the comedian because I knew it was over and he was never going to get the audience back in any way. And I didn't blame Bill back then or even now for what he did. I knew he was just trying to salvage a horrible stand-up performance in a completely wrong time and place to have one. They never had another comedian come again, by the way. Bill - you have proved you are a great comedian, and you paid your dues to achieve the success that you deserve. Now I can say I was there when you bombed the worst!
One of the things I love the most about Bill is how self aware and humble he can be. He knows when he's wrong or when he sucks but he also knows he's earned his spot, and he's not afraid to talk about either aspect. I don't even agree with a lot of what he says but I respect him so much I enjoy listening even when I think he's wrong. Props to a true master of the craft.
I like that Bill told a story about a time that HE bombed. Too often, the comedians who do this segment immediately blame someone other than themselves for why they had a bad set. Jerry Seinfeld and Cecily Strong were particularly bad about that.
Well idk if you've ever done stand up but to be fair Jerry's story of when he bombed was in a disco, it's like the worst place possible because they can't and won't lower down the music volume. Also, people don't go to a disco to listen to a comedian, they go there to drink and dance so i'm gonna have to say Jerry's story was pretty much right to blame the set, yeah ik it was his fault for taking the gig but the set was really bad.
These videos are great. I bombed doing stand-up a couple of days ago, and these videos really help me get over it. Thanks Jimmy for making these, keep it up!
That story is palpable. You can see Billy Ginga Balls there is reliving the embarrassment from that sad afternoon at a college in Kansas. I’ve seen this over 10 times and it still makes me laugh-cringe. Love ya Billy boy!
i've been watching so much standup comedy lately i had a dream last night i was a comedian. i started out saying..so i'm from the country....then i woke up to my dog shitting on my floor. no idea where that set was going but cleaning shit was definitely easier than whatever my dream-self was about to do.
What inspires the hell out of me about this story is the fact that even with how humiliated Bill felt after bombing the way he did - He didn't let that stop him from getting back up on stage just six hours later, to try again - THAT - ladies and gentlemen, says everything about this mans character - It's down right epic if you ask me....
Exactly. This doesn't just apply to Bill Burr but literally every comedian that has/had a worthwhile career in stand up. This says a lot about comedians as a whole.
I know that feeling.. We performed with a punkish band for 9 people, in a cafe. We had a loud intro song, it felt really well playing that and thought "damn this sounds fine today". At the end of the song, the last chord.. there was silence so thick you could lean on it. But its fun to remember and talk about that fail:)
Dude this guy has been through so much shit. As a comedian you have to plow through so much bombing. That's why I give the guy mad respect. He has earned to be where he is right now.
If you have never heard the Bill Burr Philadelphia Incident. Find that shit, Bill technically bombs because the crowd is so shitty they start booing him, but he tears open their ass so hard they start cheering him at the end. Literally some of the funniest shit I've ever heard.
I love this fucking video haha. Brian Regan tells some great stories about bombing too. Its so crazy how great u can be one night and the next night you feel a little off and you become straight trash. And everyone in the room is judging your entire career off that one set.
It didn’t make us depressed… It was absolutely great to hear that you have had that experience too in your otherwise very successful career!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thought he was gonna say his worst bombing was at some festival in the North End of Boston from way back when (I believe he mentions it in his tour of Boston vid), but a noon-time gig, at a school cafeteria no less, sounds incredibly horrific.
The Feast of St. Anthony The audience was elderly Italian women. They expected Dean Martin. They got a red headed kid from the suburbs. The women just sat there, silent. Ya gotta take ya lumps.
This guy is so honest about what he feels, not afraid to admit to his flaws, fuck ups or sharing his opinion, like" who the fuck joins a group", F is for family and for funny. Thank you, Bill Burr.
Hilarious because he does look like a sickly Ron Howard now-a-days....Bill Burr and Louis CK are my two favorites, and nobody else is even close in my book.
Im a musician and was booked to do similar gig In highschool gymnasium at noon, for a crowd of kids preparing for a prom. After national anthem played and they stood there holding their hearts, we started playing on stage that wasnt facing the audience. No applause, dead silence. Total nightmare :D but its these experiences that make you stronger and more confident in better circumstances so paying your dues is woth it :)
This is a good one, but somewhere on youtube is a story of his where he was on a boat with a bunch of kids and he bombed so bad, but they were out to sea so he was stuck on the boat and spent the rest of the day trying to hide from the kids on the boat. The way he told that one was priceless!
I play music and the hardest part is to still believe in you when you have a bad night. I think with comedians it is much worse. It takes a special resilience to finally make it. I admire them for this.
+off topic Its his top 5. Carlin was a philosopher who happened to do stand up. I don't think he was as funny as the others on the list. Again, my opinion.
off topic now the insult lacked its originality and its light humor transformed into heavy tediousness !! this isn't a battle you can with you right click of your mouse you copy paste bitch
I'd put Bill and Louis over patrice. Patrice had a tremendous amount of raw talent but didn't develop that talent to the level that Louis and Burr have.
and now you are the number one comedian of all time. Never give up is what i got out of that! Bill burr, never die and never retire please, for the fans
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I saw bill burr bomb in the comedy cellar. no one was booing it was just silence except one guy laughing super duper loud. and bill goes that one person laughing is a comedian laughing at another comedian bombing.
Jesse Merkelson you'd be the biggest MVP if you find a link to that
+Eduardo Chavez im waiting for that link too
...still waiting?
Was it a fat black dude? If so I'm willing to bet $1,000 it was Patrice O'Neal.
That's fuckin hilarious😂😂😂😂😂😂
That heckle was perfection. It didn't need any insults but it hit him at the core without allowing a chance for a rebuttal.
Bob Loblaw So true XD hahaha I love the way he talks about the past in retrospective though, he always makes it hilarious and he's honest about it, such a genuine funny guy.
TheSamuraiApocalypse hahah definitely. it makes me really appreciate his modesty because he can reflect on his mistakes instead of getting mad about it. or blaming others. respect.
Bob Loblaw It's garbage that any fool could do. It's like stomping on a bug.
ezakustam but the point is, you need to stomp on the bug, someone needs to do it.
YuTube Spitter Why can’t the bug live
Just a humble great comedian. Easily in my top 3. Love you Bill.
+root9065 i met him, he wasnt that humble.
+TheBombShhh care to elaborate?
+TheBombShhh What happened?
+TheBombShhh maybe he just didn't like you
he was selling posters after his show... when it was my turn to meet him i shook his hand and i go "hey man, the show was hilarious!"... he just stared at me silent and angry... then goes "what are we doing here?.." i go "oh, can i get a picture with you?", he goes "WELL, LETS GO!" and like made a hurry up motion with his hand... it was just really rude and i left the show feeling mad.... i still love his comedy and i dont take it too personal because he probably just hates doing pictures with people... but yeah, not really very humble...
And in the end, this is why Bill is the best comedian working today. Because he paid his fucking dues. He dealt with the kansas cafeterias and that's where he learned to be the best, not in hollywood. Being able to get up after that and do another show 6 hours later.... that's what makes you a champ. After a beat down like that, I would have become a plumber in alaska and never told another joke in my life
+Dan Vineberg looooll
+Dan Vineberg this is what our society needs, more deadbeat comedians. sense the sarcasm
what comedian hasn't paid their dues? everybody who's anybody has paid their dues
+Marla Singer A whole generation growing up deleting their tweets and editing vine videos to try and look funny
those aren't professional comedians
Booking a comedian in a cafeteria at noon with 18 souls eating their sandwiches in a hurry. That is probably in the Top 10 nightmares of any human being, comedian or not.
+freedoms2010 I imagine that if hell exists it would be something similar to that scenario except everyone in purgatory is the comedian that has to entertain those 18 people for all eternity
Cat Holy crap... that is worse ! LOL
+freedoms2010 colleges in general are brutal for any comic. all comics say they hate doing those places but the checks are so good they deal with the abuse. u gotta have a thick skin for it lol
+freedoms2010 Boston has an Italian holiday called the Feast of Saint Anthony. The patrons include many older senoras. Bill took to the stage in front of a group of Italian senior women. He tells it like this: They were expecting Dean Martin and they got an Irish kid from the suburbs. The gig was for about forty minutes. He told jokes and no one laughed for the full forty minutes. The women just stared at him. Bill Burr took the bombing like a man. That had to be tough to take.
James Bond Oooh man, how does he do it. How come he doesn't ask any questions about the crowd or group he is suppose to entertain BEFORE he gets on that stage or even accept. Its like inviting vegetarians to a meat fest... what's the point.
i saw him at our college in 2001. it was probably part of the same "tour." he played at the cafeteria, and it went almost the same. At our college, it was a group of Japanese exchange students sitting right in front of him. That set took a hard right turn, from "you wanna bail," to "did he just say that?" in perfect BB fashion, when he stopped dead in his tracks and looked at the table in front of him and said "what are you guys doing here!? of all the colleges all over this country, you picked this one." I grew up in the area and that slayed me. from that point on it was all gold.
can you tell me why the fuck someone would organize stand up comedy in half-empty college cafeteria ?
it makes no sense
his manager kept booking him lmao, check out the election day podcast with Joe Rogan they talk about it more
@@ciawarhater cause the man needs a cheque
gotta pay your dues, gotta be able to do all that and not flinch.....then you're golden
“There was an echo so with every joke it felt like I was bombing twice” 😂😂 so funny. Doing standup comedy is no joke. Shit must be hard to do haha.
The hardest thing in the world
I love the irony in “doing standup comedy is no joke” 😂
How he described that black kid laughing at him was fucking hilarious, I can just picture it.
How he felt when the black dude walked by was genuinely relatable.
"Ah hah" lol!
as soon as he imitated that laugh, i saw Morris Day in my head!
background music is annoying as hell, someone thought "hey he's telling a story why not add music and singing in the background loud enough to interfere with that"...
Agreed. That is always such a stupid decision to make.
SWIFTzTrigger especially with such a shitty mic
SWIFTzTrigger they should at least have it be instrumental so bill's and Tariq's voices aren't competing with each other
i almost had to turn it off because of it. Concentrating was a challenge.
Came here to say this. WTH?
I think I've heard this story a couple of times before on his podcast, must have really killed him. Other than this, his Philadelphia heckle incident is legendary, it's on RUclips too.
+Studeb Philadelphia rant be epic :D
+Studeb Or the one where it was completely silent and the girl says "I ain't laughed yet" and the place goes nuts.
I think that story was fairly recent. It was when he had Pete from the Pete & Sebastian podcast telling stories from back in the day. That was a great episode.
+Jim Kelly Yup same story, but I definitely knew the punchline from another time. But going back to find it would take forever haha.
+Studeb Yeah, Philadelphia was when Burr decided he had had enough of other comedians being treated badly by the crowd and so he went out there to heckle the arena for his entire set. A total legend! xD
I love this man, almost every sentence he uttered in this video made me laugh.
You're too easily pleased clearly.
Well, it was just a figure of speech... Also I was in a very good mood
First of all, I want to say I am a big fan of Bill Burr. I always enjoy seeing his stand-up and whenever he's on talk shows. Listening to his story here about the worst he ever bombed, I realized I was at this performance he was talking about. I worked at Barton County Community College in Great Bend, Kansas from 1992 to 2004. And yes, this was in the middle of Kansas out in the middle of nowhere. The cafeteria was located in the Student Union, which had a large open space for the tables and a stage. And it had two levels where people could stand and look down and watch someone performing below. One day while I was eating lunch - suddenly there was a stand-up comedian performing. That had never happened before. And there was no advanced word or advertising that this would happen. I remember he had red hair, but I didn't recognize him at the time. I'm amazed now to know that was Bill Burr. There weren't a lot of people eating at the time he went on stage - when I say 'stage' I mean some temporary riser placed in front of a curved wall. This was never meant to be a true place for public performances - there was an auditorium in the Fine Arts Building with a proper stage and lighting. In the beginning there was this sense in the audience of wondering why was this guy performing for us during lunch? We just wanted to sit down and talk to each other while eating, and then get back to work. So yes, Bill did have a less than receptive audience. When he started he was actually doing fine. But there was a moment where he completely lost the audience, and I'm sure he doesn't remember this. He probably never realized what really happened to doom his performance. A young man walked by in the middle of his performance who was walking funny. I'm sure in his mind he needed to find something to get people laughing so he made a quick impromptu joke about the way this guy was moving - I think it was something about him having a hangover from the night before. Which at a college makes sense. What Bill didn't realize were two things; One - this guy was a beloved assistant basketball coach and, two - he was handicapped. He couldn't help but walk that way. When Bill remembers absolute silence, that occurred after he made fun of the assistant coach. Everyone in that room was done with him. I felt bad for the comedian because I knew it was over and he was never going to get the audience back in any way. And I didn't blame Bill back then or even now for what he did. I knew he was just trying to salvage a horrible stand-up performance in a completely wrong time and place to have one. They never had another comedian come again, by the way. Bill - you have proved you are a great comedian, and you paid your dues to achieve the success that you deserve. Now I can say I was there when you bombed the worst!
Veteran comedians: "You are either on or you are off." Words to live by.
JUST CHECKIN IN ON YA!!!!!!
The persistence and resilience comedians like Bill Burr have is just unbelievable. And oh how it pays off...
_"...we have a comedian - Bill Burr... and here he is."_ Crickets.
"The room had an echo so it was like bombing twice" LOL
One of the things I love the most about Bill is how self aware and humble he can be. He knows when he's wrong or when he sucks but he also knows he's earned his spot, and he's not afraid to talk about either aspect. I don't even agree with a lot of what he says but I respect him so much I enjoy listening even when I think he's wrong. Props to a true master of the craft.
You used self aware wrong
@@danielhart7435 how so?
‘...knowing I was going to have to do another show in about 6 hours.’
Bill’s work ethic is savage and that’s why he is where he is today. Motivation.
OLLL BILLY BOMBAH!
+MrSkeezymak over theeeeeere
+Tales From The Riverbank ova theeeeyyaa
+Kingly Fiber I read all 3 of those comments like how he Docta Carvies easy shave BUTTTAH
+MrSkeezymak Ey ole twinkle toes ova theeeyah
Jay that one was fucking funny
Why you goin to Indianapolis bill?
+Respectheculture Such a great story...have to listen to it again now.
+The Deadline what's this in reference to?
You tube bill burr insane plane story...
HAHAHAHAHA amazing!
I read this and heard in my head bill's voice xD
Man that sounds horrific and then he says "but i don't want this to discourage you youngsters" hahahah Bill Burr is awesome
what an incredibly hard job, he deserves all his has now! :)
lol thought you said what an incredible hand job
Being a comedian definitely isn't an incredibly hard job.
Not as hard as being a mother
Vay Kek what does that have to do with anything?
It's the hardest job in the world...
"just bombing and it's echoing, so it was like I was bombing twice" hahahahaha
Buh doo doo doo, Me Undies, Me Undies!
WhenTheLeveeBreaks70 no more sweaty balls, buh dom dom!
I don't usually watch these but this is bill burr.
I like that Bill told a story about a time that HE bombed. Too often, the comedians who do this segment immediately blame someone other than themselves for why they had a bad set. Jerry Seinfeld and Cecily Strong were particularly bad about that.
Well idk if you've ever done stand up but to be fair Jerry's story of when he bombed was in a disco, it's like the worst place possible because they can't and won't lower down the music volume. Also, people don't go to a disco to listen to a comedian, they go there to drink and dance so i'm gonna have to say Jerry's story was pretty much right to blame the set, yeah ik it was his fault for taking the gig but the set was really bad.
Cecily Strong did stand-up?
@@majerstud all comedians do stand up.
If you don't, you're not really a comedian.
These videos are great. I bombed doing stand-up a couple of days ago, and these videos really help me get over it. Thanks Jimmy for making these, keep it up!
You're not funny
Bills a great comedian. To be great at anything, you have to learn from losing in the past.
+Kyle SoSik Wow. You are such a deep and profound thinker.
+Lowell What goes down must go up?
Billy redface on the tonight show? Oh Jeeshus
He said he's gonna be at CONAN on Thursday!
+john fru
My thinking as well. I thought he was blacklisted on every show besides Conan simply because of his provocative and edgy humor.
"Paying your dues" personified. What a legend
“I wanted to smash him over the head with the mic stand but I knew he was right” relate to Bill so much 😂
Glad the background music's vocals made it super easy to understand what Bill was saying 👍
He is up there with Louis C.K and Carlin for me.
+rolanddes Same. Chappelle as well.
+Stephen McTowelie I agree but I would also add Jim Jefferies
+rolanddes where is lewis black
Moshak Oh shit, I forgot about him. I think he is the best political commentator right now.
+Moshak uh...Michigan?
"I looked like Ron Howard on Happy Days."
I laughed my ass off there.
I think I heard the Lovely Nia in the background
lmao he said its echoing.. its like bombing twice !!!!!!!!
ol billy fertile balls there
Bill always helps me loosen up and look at life with the “right eye”.
Bill Burr and Louis C.K are the only comedians i watch
Best thing about this is that Jimmy Fallon can't be heard or seen. Keep up the good work
I'm jealous that the USA gets comedians of Bill's calibre. One of the best out there.
Yep, except everything else about our society is garbage.
1337Pwn4g3 lol that's all we get: comedians because everything else is a joke or deserves to be
go move to canada then you self hating cucks.
That story is palpable. You can see Billy Ginga Balls there is reliving the embarrassment from that sad afternoon at a college in Kansas. I’ve seen this over 10 times and it still makes me laugh-cringe. Love ya Billy boy!
i've been watching so much standup comedy lately i had a dream last night i was a comedian. i started out saying..so i'm from the country....then i woke up to my dog shitting on my floor. no idea where that set was going but cleaning shit was definitely easier than whatever my dream-self was about to do.
dude! i know this comment is like 5 years later.... but THAT's the stuff! you can do it! i hope your 'dream' turned real man hahahhaa
What a sad little story!! Here, have a virtual hug, Billy Boy
What inspires the hell out of me about this story is the fact that even with how humiliated Bill felt after bombing the way he did - He didn't let that stop him from getting back up on stage just six hours later, to try again -
THAT - ladies and gentlemen, says everything about this mans character - It's down right epic if you ask me....
does he have a choice? no
Exactly. This doesn't just apply to Bill Burr but literally every comedian that has/had a worthwhile career in stand up. This says a lot about comedians as a whole.
It's that or he doesn't eat. That gives courage.
Got to start somewhere bro and thanks for sticking with it
did he get heckled by jadakiss?
ight that was funny
This probably the most underrated comment on RUclips 😂😂😂😂
Now that comment was fantastic 🤣
Love Ol' Billy Freckle Face!
I know that feeling.. We performed with a punkish band for 9 people, in a cafe. We had a loud intro song, it felt really well playing that and thought "damn this sounds fine today". At the end of the song, the last chord.. there was silence so thick you could lean on it. But its fun to remember and talk about that fail:)
Bill Burr #1
Dude this guy has been through so much shit. As a comedian you have to plow through so much bombing. That's why I give the guy mad respect. He has earned to be where he is right now.
If you have never heard the Bill Burr Philadelphia Incident. Find that shit, Bill technically bombs because the crowd is so shitty they start booing him, but he tears open their ass so hard they start cheering him at the end. Literally some of the funniest shit I've ever heard.
Even when he bombed in Philly, he owned the crowd. And that is hard to pull off.
"Couple a nerds sittin' there..." The best Billy Boy!! lol
Bill Burr is the best!!!!!
Bill is so honest so real. As a very sometime stand up his story really inspires me
I love this fucking video haha. Brian Regan tells some great stories about bombing too. Its so crazy how great u can be one night and the next night you feel a little off and you become straight trash. And everyone in the room is judging your entire career off that one set.
adamzez it's the same for bands too, have a cold before a show good fight career sometimes, Flyleaf good example of that
Love this guy. Why do I do this is the first bit I heard of his and immediately made me a fan
is that the lovely Nia laughing in the background at the end?
It didn’t make us depressed… It was absolutely great to hear that you have had that experience too in your otherwise very successful career!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thought he was gonna say his worst bombing was at some festival in the North End of Boston from way back when (I believe he mentions it in his tour of Boston vid), but a noon-time gig, at a school cafeteria no less, sounds incredibly horrific.
+Jim Kelly Have you heard the laughing in the background of that video? He was killing by the end of that show.
Oh I would be too. His people-watching skills are second to none.
The Feast of St. Anthony The audience was elderly Italian women. They expected Dean Martin. They got a red headed kid from the suburbs. The women just sat there, silent. Ya gotta take ya lumps.
That laugh tho lmfao. Might be one of the best heckles I’ve ever heard.
Bill Burr
Louis CK
Jerry Seinfeld
my favorites
I've had some nooners and they were all wonderful
Must be how Jimmy Fallon feels every time he's on stage..
Nah, he’s got an applause sign and an audience more than willing to follow it.
Gotta love this dude.
I would have given up after an experience like that
I am not sure how Bill gets away with jokes others cant do, but I love him for it. He's honest, and funny, full of frustration but not hate
It's frustration out of love
George Carlin, Louis CK, Bill Burr. All you need to know about life.
+Mønkey Add Patrice O'Neal and you got that right!
+Mønkey Doug Stanhope
you got good taste
+Steel Fil I tried listening to him. Not funny to me.
+Rytis K. You dont watch those people to laugh man, its the different way of thinking that they offer.
Love you Bill!!
Bless this guy and his ginger balls
finally Fallon makes something I want to watch
you can hear Nia laugh near the end.
For the ones who didn't you miserable loser.
I got 12 likes so that 12 people didn't catch it. Get on with your little worthless life you soft serve ice cream eating bitch.
JustinBieber and to even call me dumb is laughable. You put a comma in a fucking statement you imbecile.
That's the best insult I've heard all day and I haven't heard any others yet. Still good
Leave me alone with your pettish nonsense.
*high pitch* Ah-Hawwwwww...
that is fkin brutal man. you plow through the dark moments and pray for better days lol.
Love bill burr, hate the distracting background music
I love Bill Burr. He's awesome.
Am I supposed to listen to Burr or the music behind? You should drop the beat.
🤣😂😅......this was hilarious ! You got owned and and took it like a Champ!!This is fantastic!!
Bill Burr is the greatest comedian EVER!
One of the best comedians ever.
that music in the back is so fucking irritating
dutchbagel Eh, I actually like it
okay big guy
GyroLamb you got roasted without being insulted
Instead of criticizing your own body, you should see a proctologist about that alarmingly loud explosive diarrhea you have there.
JustinBieber survey says YES!
The Roots in the background fits perfectly!
why wuold anyone book someone for something like that ? wtf was the purpose ?
Johnny D money, and experience. probably.
+Johnny D
But Bill want to school to become a comedian. I think you mean choose your careers wisely.
This guy is so honest about what he feels, not afraid to admit to his flaws, fuck ups or sharing his opinion, like" who the fuck joins a group", F is for family and for funny. Thank you, Bill Burr.
was that Lovely Nia? At the end?
Bill is the king!
Hilarious because he does look like a sickly Ron Howard now-a-days....Bill Burr and Louis CK are my two favorites, and nobody else is even close in my book.
Im a musician and was booked to do similar gig In highschool gymnasium at noon, for a crowd of kids preparing for a prom. After national anthem played and they stood there holding their hearts, we started playing on stage that wasnt facing the audience. No applause, dead silence. Total nightmare :D but its these experiences that make you stronger and more confident in better circumstances so paying your dues is woth it :)
the roots covering beatnuts in the background?
This is a good one, but somewhere on youtube is a story of his where he was on a boat with a bunch of kids and he bombed so bad, but they were out to sea so he was stuck on the boat and spent the rest of the day trying to hide from the kids on the boat. The way he told that one was priceless!
I need to find this.
omg this was funny as fuck hahahah
he's the best even at bombing
I play music and the hardest part is to still believe in you when you have a bad night. I think with comedians it is much worse. It takes a special resilience to finally make it. I admire them for this.
1. Patrice O'neal
2. George Carlin
3. Bill Burr
4. Louis C.K.
5. Dave Chappelle
+off topic Its his top 5. Carlin was a philosopher who happened to do stand up. I don't think he was as funny as the others on the list. Again, my opinion.
what such a civil and well thought out response!! it kinda revokes your right to have opinion
off topic now the insult lacked its originality and its light humor transformed into heavy tediousness !! this isn't a battle you can with you right click of your mouse you copy paste bitch
I'd put Bill and Louis over patrice. Patrice had a tremendous amount of raw talent but didn't develop that talent to the level that Louis and Burr have.
+off topic Patrice O'neal is 10x Carlin
Thanks, Bill. You are truly inspiring.
Best video on this channel because it has 0 jimmy fallon
But you're hear now, glad to have you playing at night when I'm doing chores or bored out of my mind.
if you ever bomb, Just watch Rob Delaney's stand up on Jimmy Kimmel😬, you will feel a lot better about yourself.
sickly ron howard.. never gets old
1. Bill Burr
2. Patrice O'neal
3. Jim Gaffigan
WillMePHD bo Burnham
bo burnham is not funny
i gotta get carlin and regan in there if youre asking me
and now you are the number one comedian of all time. Never give up is what i got out of that! Bill burr, never die and never retire please, for the fans