The Downfall Of Howard Stern: Who Is The Real Howard? - Why Are You Laughing?

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
  • We look at Howard Stern in his prime and The Stern Show of today. Was it a natural evolution or something more calculated?
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Комментарии • 158

  • @IdealX-fr4eg
    @IdealX-fr4eg 14 дней назад +19

    Hearing him talking to Ellen about loving her dancing is peak cringe. Two of the most insincere phony people trying to act genuine.

    • @4runit654
      @4runit654 10 дней назад +1

      You described them perfectly

    • @YuriJoAndClay
      @YuriJoAndClay 2 дня назад

      I wonder if she regrets this show

  • @ValerieHalsworth
    @ValerieHalsworth 14 дней назад +18

    Billy West = RADIO GOLD❤

    • @LouStoolz
      @LouStoolz 13 дней назад +4

      My favorite era of Howard: Billy and Jackie together.

  • @jeffriccardi-xy2np
    @jeffriccardi-xy2np 15 дней назад +11

    I listened to Howard Stern every day for 20 years. In the beginning, nobody could touch the show His downfall started slowly. First started with fame. He had his best selling book, then the movie. All of a sudden he was famous, and I took some of the edge off, but it was still a fantastic show. He started to slip once he fell in love with Beth. Again, it was still a great show, but he was changing. And once already left and he was over and serious the show just completely collapsed. In the last few years all he wants to do is fit in with the Hollywood crowd that won’t let him in in the beginning and he has sold himself out just to do that.. bottom line is the young and up-and-coming Howard Stern had the best radio program in history, but the Howard Stern that was in love and making $100 million was just not the same anymore

    • @maxwellmcdowell3744
      @maxwellmcdowell3744 11 дней назад +3

      He became exactly what he made fun of in the shows best years..

  • @jeffriccardi-xy2np
    @jeffriccardi-xy2np 15 дней назад +13

    You’re so wrong about Daniel Carver, Mike.. Howard didn’t have him o. to expose the ugliness and expose him, he had him on, probably 50 times, because they thought he was hysterical

    • @frankieboy8414
      @frankieboy8414 9 дней назад +6

      Nothing Daniel Carver said about black people is inaccurate though.

    • @sfrank8687
      @sfrank8687 5 дней назад

      Or what he would say about your mom ​@@frankieboy8414

    • @Cloud-bl5xf
      @Cloud-bl5xf 4 дня назад

      ​@@frankieboy8414 amen fellow white man

    • @paulyricca3881
      @paulyricca3881 2 дня назад

      @@frankieboy8414
      🥃👴🏻 YO MOTHER IS BLACK AND SHE WASH LAUNDRY IN HER BATHROOM

    • @paulyricca3881
      @paulyricca3881 2 дня назад

      @@Cloud-bl5xf
      🥃👴🏻 BLACK PEOPLE IS SMARTER THAN WHITE PEOPLE . FACT

  • @shellbacksclub
    @shellbacksclub 15 дней назад +5

    The state of the Stern Show today is embarrassing, it's AARP Radio

  • @James-ui4ed
    @James-ui4ed 15 дней назад +26

    Artie got fired then he tried to end it..Artie was voted the most popular by far, Bababooey was #2. That drove Howard crazy.

  • @thomasjj1976
    @thomasjj1976 15 дней назад +8

    If you were an O&A fan, you came into it AFTER Stern had peaked. By the time O&A came into their own around '99, the Stern show had long since jumped the shark.
    Most of the Stern fans switched to O&A during that period too.

    • @NY51663
      @NY51663 12 дней назад +3

      That's not true. Stern was great up to the first satellite year. But I guess it's a matter of opinion.

  • @iseeshadowseverywhere5992
    @iseeshadowseverywhere5992 15 дней назад +6

    Stern always did black face. He did black face before Channel 9. He went on a local black host show in blackface. Know your Stern history.

    • @sfrank8687
      @sfrank8687 5 дней назад

      And on the New years eve special!!!! By the way was so funny

  • @NicaraguanBoa
    @NicaraguanBoa 15 дней назад +5

    Guys guys … “it was a different time” ya know, when things were funny

  • @YuriJoAndClay
    @YuriJoAndClay 2 дня назад +1

    I don’t think Stern was jealous of Artie, just fed up. He saw Artie as an ungrateful albatross around his neck. He didn’t have the balls to fire Artie when he started missing shows and passing out on air. Stern finally found the escape hatch when Artie attempted suicide, and he could claim his firing was out of concern for a friend (who he never contacted again). These years were riveting reality TV. I loved hearing your take on Stern.

  • @reconjitz
    @reconjitz 16 дней назад +10

    Never listened to any stern because I was just a kid, always interesting to see how these characters shifted.

    • @kerpal321
      @kerpal321 15 дней назад +2

      man i loved stern and jackie martling as a kid, i had a sony walkman with an fm tuner on it and i would listen to stern every morning during the 90s while my dad drove me to school, there was nothing else like that show at the time

    • @reconjitz
      @reconjitz 6 дней назад

      @@kerpal321 I’m slowly finding channels that cover it or have bits and pieces, as well as blind Mike. I grew up in Texas so was no stern reach until probably late 90s early 2000s I remember my dad bringing it up with his friends.

  • @OdinAesthetic
    @OdinAesthetic 15 дней назад +3

    Im 50 years old, i literally grew up with stern. Played sick in middle school to listen to him.
    Truth? He was a racist ( of sorts.) Around that time, around where i live (outside nyc) the N word was not as common as people make it seem.
    I can honestly and truthfully tell you : he kept the word alive for me. He is responsible for "teaching" me savage humor.
    He used Daniel carver, and playing character's to say what HE wanted to say. He wasnt exposing anything.
    His change started with Beth. Thats the beginning. She corrected him.

    • @PeopleRTellingme
      @PeopleRTellingme 15 дней назад +3

      Exactly right. I am 2 years older and started listening to him when he started the NY/Philly simulcast (87-88). I grew up outside of Philly in this era and the N word was very much taboo, nobody really ever said it. I don’t understand these people that think 1990 was exactly like 1960.

    • @sfrank8687
      @sfrank8687 5 дней назад

      From Philly to and I agree with you 💯

  • @charlotteprolific4888
    @charlotteprolific4888 15 дней назад +7

    Great show per usual. Howard is a hypocrite who wants to cancel others and despises his audience. Could focus on that in a different show maybe.

  • @EdwardSnowYen
    @EdwardSnowYen 15 дней назад +15

    Not sure I agree with the thesis entirely. Mike approached it from a sheer comedian / comedy perspective. Howard was a radio broadcaster first and foremost. He started on the radio in the mid 1970's when it was archaic. He worked hard, had a vision for what the medium could be and revolutionized it. He was a ringmaster in a cutting edge entertainment circus.
    He got upset in later years about the lack of respect radio got and how his bosses treated him vs the Leno's and Letterman's of the world. They had huge staffs and top notch everything, he had garbage dump studios and a staff of unpaid intern buffoons. This made him mental.
    As he got older, starting making more A-list friends in the Hamptons and started thinking about legacy more he changed his goals to be more mainstream and like those daytime and late night TV hosts that got treated like royalty. Now he has achieved the transformation, has his 70 person staff and the acceptance of the Hollywood crowd and is mainstream enough to interview the President. The only problem is he left millions of former fans in the rearview mirror.

    • @ryangoff8853
      @ryangoff8853 15 дней назад +3

      I agree

    • @Bigredwillol
      @Bigredwillol 15 дней назад +1

      He was plenty famous for having such a hideous visage. Sirius gave him an unconscionable amount of money and he fired Gilbert and Artie for .. not wearing blackface and saying the in word?

    • @EdwardSnowYen
      @EdwardSnowYen 15 дней назад +1

      @@Bigredwillol Put away the Bushmills for the night bud. You've reached your limit.

    • @Bigredwillol
      @Bigredwillol 15 дней назад

      @@EdwardSnowYen that doesn't even make sense. Are you an intern at Sirius ?

    • @EdwardSnowYen
      @EdwardSnowYen 15 дней назад

      @@Bigredwillol If what I said "makes no sense" then 1) you know nothing about Stern 2) You are clueless and brain-dead 3) All of the above. All you boneheads only know Stern from Sirius. He was on the radio for 30 years before Sirius.

  • @yournamehere6002
    @yournamehere6002 15 дней назад +12

    Howard Stern was ALWAYS calculated. He pandered to the lowest common denominator.

    • @CMinusMelendez
      @CMinusMelendez 15 дней назад +1

      I've never heard anything on that show that made me laugh, although I never heard a second of it until I was an adult.

    • @p.d.l7023
      @p.d.l7023 14 дней назад +1

      True. He didn't change. The bottom of the barrel did.

    • @paulyricca3881
      @paulyricca3881 2 дня назад

      🥃👴🏻WATT IS DISS MATH CLASS?

    • @MrTettleton
      @MrTettleton День назад

      It’s pronounced “deniner”

  • @theocdogg
    @theocdogg 15 дней назад +6

    The funniest part is Blind Mike sounding like a mother apologizing for Howards language.

  • @zachholland7455
    @zachholland7455 15 дней назад +3

    If you want a Stern topic that is unexplored, talk about the fact that his radio show was one of the largest influences pushing America away from morals and intelligence and into idiocracy, yet he now spends all his efforts complaining about it. I think he knows he did it and lives with that guilt now that it can't be undone. Stern built the Trump model. Trump even credits him for it, and now Stern hates that he did it and rails against Trump and his supporters for being dumb. Stern basically built the constituency and the road map for walking on the people to great popularity and cult of personality.

  • @NY51663
    @NY51663 12 дней назад +2

    I still listen to classic Stern. He definitely is the greatest radio personality ever. If he didn't change his act, he wouldn't be on the air anymore. Just like all of the other shock jocks.

  • @westfield90
    @westfield90 15 дней назад +2

    He became everything he made fun of during his formative funny years. He became that our of touch rich elite hanging out with celebrrtites and taking endless vacations.

  • @5milemacc737
    @5milemacc737 7 дней назад +1

    I'm so glad to hear that fates Craig admit this is his fault

  • @yournamehere6002
    @yournamehere6002 15 дней назад +3

    Ted Danson was doing a roast, where the most outrageous offensive stuff was the point. So having the white boyfriend of Whoopi doing blackface and being racist--that was the joke. It wasn't clever, but it fit the tone of a roast. What's really stupid is that Howard was doing an deliberately offense bit making fun of someone doing a deliberately offensive bit. What is he making fun of, if the thing itself was designed to be offensive?

  • @maxwellmcdowell3744
    @maxwellmcdowell3744 11 дней назад +2

    It's simple. Howard stern had a very funny show for many years. But like all good things , it ends. It has a good run and he would have been wise to end the show sooner.Now he's just another Imus.

  • @Dizz1978
    @Dizz1978 13 дней назад +2

    Of the top 10 people from the show, whether we’re talking about staff or guests…Howard isn’t even on the list.

  • @DirtyDingles
    @DirtyDingles 10 дней назад +1

    I started listening to Howard from the mid 80s. He was the Hero of the Blue Collar working Man , Championing for his cause. He related so well , he was Married , had kids and spk about what every Married person goes through. The fans lived vicariously through his show. I recall imitating his humor as well as bashing all the A list celebrities. Then , one day , just like that , his past didn’t exist , denying 30 years of content. To me that’s the reason he lost so many of his followers , including me. He took his ball and left all his friend flat when he left.

  • @DiceKinison
    @DiceKinison 11 дней назад +2

    artie leaving put the show on life support, EtM's death pulled the plug...the old (real) howard HATES whatever ghoul that is they're trying to wheel out there nowadays

  • @kylemagley6960
    @kylemagley6960 14 дней назад +2

    Thinking that Howard or o&a ever stood for anything or cared about their coworkers or audience is amazing to me. The tribalism that built around them blinded the audience to who they actually were.

  • @A.J.Clemente
    @A.J.Clemente 15 дней назад +2

    I would have retired after the pelican brief was leaked. Howard has no shame or self awareness, which is strange for somebody who boasts about going to therapy 3 times a week for 40 years.

    • @BlindMikeProject
      @BlindMikeProject  15 дней назад +2

      Shame on me for not saying this on the show. But ignoring that video might be the exact moment the real show ended

  • @barrymccockner6450
    @barrymccockner6450 8 дней назад +2

    I still listen to old stern shows from the 80s and 90s , even the early 00s . But cant go much past that . Its just not fun anymore . Howard stays home and is out of touch with reality. Howard was just an ugly kid , who wanted to be popular . So he found a way to go around the main stream and make his own path. In the prime of the show , you couldnt listen for more than 5 minutes without laughing outloud .

  • @leahcimolrac1477
    @leahcimolrac1477 15 дней назад +1

    Listened to Howard as a kid. Stopped maybe 20 years ago not out of hate, just cause I was a young man living life. Every clip I’ve heard recently is just atrocious. I wonder why someone with so much money wouldn’t just retire, since he hid for like 3 years post-COVID and wouldn’t leave his compound anyway. Maybe he’s afraid he’d turn into Howard Hughes if he didn’t have a job to report to?

    • @tmoney142
      @tmoney142 14 дней назад +1

      He probably keeps going to try and stay relevant with his Hollywood friends. He's definitely a has been, but as long as he stays on the air he can stay he's still part of the discourse

  • @BadstreetMI
    @BadstreetMI 16 дней назад +1

    I'm your rare person that thinks WNBC Stern was the most interesting, so I'd argue getting fired from there started the downfall. I already thought he was a caricature in the 90's. And it only got worse as Billy and Jackie left the show.

  • @iseeshadowseverywhere5992
    @iseeshadowseverywhere5992 15 дней назад +3

    Jimmy Kimmel changed as much as Stern. Watch The Man Show and the 1st year of his talk show. A lot of drinking on the talk show.

  • @paulrini1521
    @paulrini1521 9 дней назад +1

    He doesn’t want to be cancelled for all the black face he did in the old days. And “racist” content.

  • @yournamehere6002
    @yournamehere6002 15 дней назад +1

    Daniel Carver wasn't on the show for anything other than shock value and sensationalism, as most of his show was.

    • @rustymertz
      @rustymertz 15 дней назад +1

      In retrospect, it was much more of a Public Service Announcement than anything.
      In all seriousness, Howard definitely had issues with black folks/culture, especially 30+ years ago. Daniel aired some of the grievances he had but he wouldn’t say himself.

  • @zachholland7455
    @zachholland7455 15 дней назад +2

    Stern is not especially smart. He was a funny talented radio goof that appealed to the simplest part of our lizard brains, and he was a shrewd businessman wholly motivated by money.

  • @4runit654
    @4runit654 10 дней назад +1

    A few years ago when I bought my truck, it came with a couple of months of free Sirius. I thought great, haven't heard Stern in years. Every single time I tuned in, no exaggeration, the topic was Ronnie's enjoyment of, shall we say, "backdoor stimulation" during s*x. EVERY FREAKING TIME I tuned in!!!
    Was happy when the free trial expired

  • @LordAngron
    @LordAngron 3 дня назад

    Clarence Thomas was embroiled in a major sexual harassment scandal that threw his fitness as a supreme court judge into question. Stern wasn't making fun of him just for his race. And Artie was not immediately good on mic. It took him some time to find a good footing on the show, but when he did it was great. That is until he declined with substances etc.

  • @JLEVY69
    @JLEVY69 6 дней назад +1

    Howard stern was and is greatest radio entertainer ever.

  • @rustymertz
    @rustymertz 15 дней назад +1

    I’m having a tough time ranking who was the most offensive person at the desk on The View.
    You can eliminate Sonny, because she’s obviously #1.

  • @JosephTurner-ok6br
    @JosephTurner-ok6br 9 дней назад +1

    Black face wasn't cool In the time period howard did that. He was just protected like he is now

  • @daviddiaz529
    @daviddiaz529 14 дней назад +1

    Howard was comfortable in that snakepit called The View because there were no Yentas.

  • @Kelly-ct4sw
    @Kelly-ct4sw 14 дней назад

    The Ellen dog audio is not about her dog dying. She would go adopt a bunch of dogs to feel good about herself and then give them away to other people because she didnt want to do the work. The animal shelter found out about this and took away her pets.

  • @p.d.l7023
    @p.d.l7023 14 дней назад +1

    That Whoopi Goldberg thing was the channel 9 show out of NYC. It was on Saturday night. Then, he would go on to have a show on CBS (opposite SNL) and the E show that seemed to go on for decades.

  • @rustymertz
    @rustymertz 15 дней назад +2

    31:18 Blind Mike is letting Stut Jo phrases into his idiolect.
    It’s “dress down” not “undress” someone.

    • @BlindMikeProject
      @BlindMikeProject  15 дней назад

      My god...

    • @rustymertz
      @rustymertz 15 дней назад +1

      @@BlindMikeProject I heard Karl say “Chew the shit” on his show the other day, in an unironic way. It’s happening to our best.
      Love your show.

    • @BlindMikeProject
      @BlindMikeProject  14 дней назад

      I needed to hear this

  • @LabrnMystic
    @LabrnMystic 15 дней назад +1

    Like you, I started with O&A. I knew of the stern show from either show references, like the critic or The Simpsons, and for Artie and Billy West.

  • @queefersutherland5977
    @queefersutherland5977 10 дней назад +1

    Where's the uk love? No python, young ones, billy connelly, ab fab, jimmy carr, etc......?

  • @Paddynest
    @Paddynest 15 дней назад +1

    I watched the first 2 minutes of your video. Howard Stern was by far the funniest guy on his show. His comedy was a brilliant…….he changed to go mainstream

    • @hattorihanzo2275
      @hattorihanzo2275 14 дней назад +2

      What you refer to as "his comedy" was always someone feeding Wig notes and lines.

  • @premium2681
    @premium2681 2 месяца назад +3

    I think your assessment is pretty fair.
    There are numerous podcasts that do a deepdive on the phoneyness and shenanigans of howie.. my favorite is quite frankly.
    I do think those folks go a bit overboard with their hatred for wiggie. Nevertheless howard is a weird and egocentric dude.

    • @EdwardSnowYen
      @EdwardSnowYen 15 дней назад

      I think QF is humorless and unhinged. Their takes are usually way off base too. Especially that kooky broad that talks like a Canadian.

  • @SticksAandstonesBozo
    @SticksAandstonesBozo 8 дней назад +1

    I never loved Howard. In the 90’s I had Ron and Ron then Ron and fez but my main show was Bubba the love sponge. Howard compared to them was just boring city boy garbage. I enjoyed it if there was nothing else on. But I had cassettes from other talk radio heads of this mythical show called Opie and Anthony. I had heard maybe 6-8 hours of them on WNEW when I found out they were coming to XM. I was a massive XM guy from day one.
    Once they came to XM in 2004 I was done with other talk radio. RIP the goats.

  • @3ShotTGK
    @3ShotTGK 4 дня назад

    The Emily Stern "Madonna Play" damn sure didn't help Howard

  • @johnquist9069
    @johnquist9069 4 дня назад

    He used to dog Ellen dancing anytime it came up

  • @gthmbt303
    @gthmbt303 14 дней назад +2

    great show

  • @shellbacksclub
    @shellbacksclub 15 дней назад +1

    Stopped using the word & played games like Black Jeopardy instead

  • @texfartson768
    @texfartson768 15 дней назад

    This is less about change than about realization. Howard came to realize he had become a dancing monkey for the very same people who had tormented him his whole life. Then he set about rubbing his success in their faces. He is more mentally ill now than he has ever been.

  • @johhnn
    @johhnn 5 дней назад

    I aways felt that artie was the answer to O&A

  • @76dhb76
    @76dhb76 6 дней назад

    You back or is notification failing on yt again?

  • @murch-mouse
    @murch-mouse 2 месяца назад +2

    Great show

  • @danelanaful
    @danelanaful 15 дней назад +2

    Not having a cohost who is familiar with Howard turned this show into a monologue. This could have used someone with the chops of Adam Busch in Karl's show. Their Howard episode had some fun analysis.

  • @iseeshadowseverywhere5992
    @iseeshadowseverywhere5992 15 дней назад +1

    Stern archives are edited.

  • @BaronVonCarrot
    @BaronVonCarrot 15 дней назад +1

    29:18 mike can't read room example.

  • @kristi3069
    @kristi3069 15 дней назад +2

    Around the time ETM died, he started changing. Couldn't pin point it as it was slow. But last year after almost 25 years of being glued to HS, I just stopped caring. It stopped being funny. He was scared to offend. So PC. Very woke and I'm a Democrat.

    • @Bigredwillol
      @Bigredwillol 15 дней назад

      You're a very woke democrat who reminisces about the good old days where radio hosts wore blackface and constantly dropped the nword?

  • @frankieboy8414
    @frankieboy8414 9 дней назад

    Pelican is really not funny, original, or talented in any way whatsoever. That's the long and short of it.

  • @freddiefuego6270
    @freddiefuego6270 15 дней назад +1

    112

  • @simplechronology2605
    @simplechronology2605 3 дня назад

    I don't think Howard is all that "intelligent". He has always demonstrated a remarkable lack of insight about anything at all beyond radio. He was a shrewd radio guy for awhile, and he has knowledge in his sphere of interest. But he has never been a deep thinker. That's why it was so easy for him to turn woke; he really had no convictions to overcome.

  • @shellbacksclub
    @shellbacksclub 15 дней назад +1

    Hos archives are all heavily edited! They even take Artie out

  • @blixx8931
    @blixx8931 9 дней назад

    First of all. I'm not a fan of Opie and Anthony SOLEY because I can't stand their voice. They weren't that funny except when they had Patrice on. But I do listen to them here and there but I get bored after about a half hour. Bonfire with Big Jay and soder is way better.
    Stern is shit now but the Jackie days and Artie days are life changing. If u have time you should go back and listen to as much as u can of Howard.

  • @eddyvalintino
    @eddyvalintino 15 дней назад

    I remember from old clips, whenever Eazy E of NWA would come on the show, Howard Stern would freely say the N word, with the hard R whenever he'd mention the name of NWA

  • @briancrawford69
    @briancrawford69 15 дней назад

    Lol Biden always talks like he's the biggest bad ass to ever live

  • @stephenmorin2971
    @stephenmorin2971 4 дня назад

    Wifie beth turned him into libtardo stern..

  • @kerpal321
    @kerpal321 15 дней назад +2

    i dont think there really was any downfall, stern has had one of the greatest careers of all time and was never cancelled and got paid tons of money, he is almost 80s years old though so you cant expect his show to be the same forever

    • @rustymertz
      @rustymertz 15 дней назад +2

      There is an indisputable downfall of popularity.

    • @PeopleRTellingme
      @PeopleRTellingme 15 дней назад +2

      Let’s see, during the height of his terrestrial show he would broadcast to 12 million people for 5 hours everyday. The last decade he’s lucky if 30,000 people listen. That is a pretty indisputable downfall.

  • @butter080
    @butter080 12 дней назад

    this is the first time I had to bail on this show.

  • @notanotherjamesmurphy5574
    @notanotherjamesmurphy5574 6 дней назад

    you guys are boring

  • @Blinkyjedi
    @Blinkyjedi 15 дней назад

    Terrible audio

  • @5milemacc737
    @5milemacc737 7 дней назад

    7:00 craigers lmaooo

  • @ldybozz
    @ldybozz 10 дней назад

    Howard was never funny. Everything he ever said was always written for him. Any Stern fan knows that. I've been listening or known of him since the channel 9 shows. For some reason my town got it on this Independent Station that was brand new. Then during the E Show Network era. Was when I was able to see them & put it together that I was watching Howard. All these clips that you're showing with the black face and what he was saying about Free Speech. we all know this we've seen it already. so it's nothing new. that's why we trip out when people keep bringing it up. Like we're going to realize something we didn't know. It's starting to get old. No one's going to bring up things we didn't know. we know all this already. There's a lot worse that everyone forgets in these exposing videos. WE DON'T CARE ABOUT HIM GETTING CANCELED. WE ALREADY CANCELED HIM. WE JUST LISTEN TO LAUGH AT HIM AND WAIT FOR EVERYTHING TO COME CRASHING DOWN. What we're mad about is how he was promising to keep his Persona of being wild and crazy. like no one else was, when he got to Sirius. that didn't happen and it just kept getting worse and worse. When we were paying money for it all! We don't care about what he said or did like the way people do today. We're mad that its gone. He's becoming & going out like the one guy he truly hated. Made fun of. He's exactly the way Howard wished the guy ended his career. He's becoming IMUS.

  • @charlespeterwatson9051
    @charlespeterwatson9051 15 дней назад +14

    Stern's downfall began after Jackie Martling left. E! gave Stern a boost but by the time he left Allison for Beth, he sold his soul to corporate at Sirius.

  • @CMinusMelendez
    @CMinusMelendez 15 дней назад +6

    When Ellen shut down Robins BS, "Theyre the same moves everyday."😅

  • @devadasn
    @devadasn 5 дней назад +1

    Gotta say this is a very fair assessment. Especially when talking about his early days. I am both an o and a fan and a Howard fan.. well definitely not now I only listen to anything pre Artie. The furthest I’ll go is ETM. Good video

  • @wogfun
    @wogfun 11 дней назад +1

    @ 12 min, LOL Mike do you really think that clip was on the ch9 show? (ok you corrected it later) Yes this was the Ms Howard Stern NYE Beauty Pagent, "LIVE from fuckin Newark NJ". It's a little difficult to find but I managed to get a copy of the full PPV event. So StutJo was a writer back in these days? I guess he'd be happy to claim this skit as his work?

  • @johnfranklin8319
    @johnfranklin8319 14 дней назад +1

    Howard and Jimmy Kimmel are just average friends that hang out and pick blackberries and other average stuff like everyone else. The Howard’s guy drives Kimmel to the airport and he flies a private jet back to LA for 25K a pop.

  • @4threconmarine
    @4threconmarine 20 часов назад

    Now lookie here. You got the OJ voice out of context. The voice was suppose to be prank caller "Robert Higgins" that called in and pranked Peter Jennings on lie TV. It was quite tenses.

  • @bobbyboots446
    @bobbyboots446 9 дней назад +1

    I don't know why people are shocked that Howard ignores his past. He's had no problem pretending Billy West, Artie, Jackie, Gilbert, etc were never there. It's what he does.

  • @user-et2fj8xm5l
    @user-et2fj8xm5l 23 часа назад

    Bring back butt bingo

  • @Clown_Syndrome_World
    @Clown_Syndrome_World 11 дней назад

    AKA a certified narcissist who can’t handle anyone else getting attention.

  • @panhead55
    @panhead55 11 часов назад

    The Pelican…

  • @Bigredwillol
    @Bigredwillol 15 дней назад +1

    Wow, i had heard of the danson thing thing but never saw it. I guess howard used to be funny!

  • @JosephTurner-ok6br
    @JosephTurner-ok6br 9 дней назад

    Nice copìng for howard

  • @thunderfeet
    @thunderfeet 5 дней назад

    Dear Mike. I think when Stern says “that’s not good” it’s a joke. Hating people turning off the radio.
    Hope you are well. Just found this channel and loving it, thank you.

    • @BlindMikeProject
      @BlindMikeProject  5 дней назад

      Thanks! And you would think. But in that context I'm actually not sure

    • @thunderfeet
      @thunderfeet 5 дней назад

      @@BlindMikeProject you’re probably right.
      Just to give you some context on the Ellen dog situation. What happened was that Ellen adopted a dog and I think it damaged a sofa or pooped on the carpet or something and she wanted rid of it.
      She gave to someone who worked on her staff but apparently you are not allowing to give away an adopted dog. So the lady at the Dog rescue centre then went to take the dog back and Ellen was so pissed, cried on her show and the lady at the Dog centre got death threats and abuse. I don’t say it often but I think Stern had it right.
      Take care Mike. Hope you are well.

  • @PeopleRTellingme
    @PeopleRTellingme 15 дней назад +1

    “You are a totally different puppet, I mean person today”😂

  • @EJW988
    @EJW988 2 месяца назад

    No, he can say the show isn't crazy and the show definitely isn't wild.

  • @robnorwood3591
    @robnorwood3591 9 дней назад

    Nobodies giving their opinions to nobodies. I'm sure Howard is crushed and broken hearted in his mansion with his model wife.

  • @Wretchedhorror94801
    @Wretchedhorror94801 13 дней назад

    Ended video when you said you werent actually a stern fan