This is why Seinfeld is better than Friends for me. You don't see them having these conversations at least to the same level. Seinfeld's little moments like this are great !
@Tony Any particular reason why we can't just talk about this without insulting each other? Or did you just need to make your ego feel bigger by insulting something with a different opinion? What makes you think I'm not a man?
I love hearing the woman chuckle as Jerry does that face as George is complaining lmao a real audience. No greenlight, no roaring laughter, just one person reacting naturally. Seinfeld was the anti-sitcom sitcom
@@12Blueace What does being a man or adukt imply anyway? Society likes to put too much positive attribute to adults, when adults cause war and relationship drama. Not saying kids are better, but adults overrely on age numbers as self-virtue
Every man has felt this way in their twenties and thrities and forties. But what bugs me is that people often philosophise/mystify the word "man", yet theres no sense of burden of performance for women. Also, I dont like how society uses relationships/offspring as the definition of maturity.
I love how they're saying "we're not men," "are we gonna be sitting here when we're 60 like idiots" and "we should be having dinner with our sons when we're 60" while at the same time there's a lone 70-year-something old guy who looks like he walked out of a Norman Rockwell illustration sitting in the back.
I thought that was part of the joke. George’s “you ever feel like you had a haircut, but didn’t” thing seems like it’s gonna be a plot in the episode, but it just gets interrupted by an existential crisis.
18 and already in one, just be yourself and find someone who you connect with, forget all the gym stuff and being popular or whatever, women want someone who makes them feel good
Seinfeld is actually kinda depressing when you think about it. It's about four self-absorbed adult-children who bring out the worst in each other and everyone they interact with. Whenever they try to improve themselves, they just make things worse. And Elaine and even George seem to realize this, but are unable to do anything about it. Also, I just realized that I AM George Costanza.
I think it’s supposed to be pathetic. That’s where the humor comes in. In most comedies someone has to be the butt of the joke; in this case it’s all four of them.
@@markschuyler3826 Which is also kinda depressing when you think of it, but then the line between comedy and tragedy is thinner than you might think (as is the line between comedy and horror). I mean, look at how many comedians have been clinically depressed.
@@andyjay729 I guess the really depressing part is that so many people lead lives like this and aren’t even aware of it. And most people can relate to them to at least some degree, and recognizing yourself in the characters is both depressing and humorous.
Why would the human species insist to be if nothing mattered. We might as well all blow are brains out or jump off a bridge and end the ol harsh realities of life and pain. Unhappiness is more common than happiness so why go on???
@@HIMYMTR No, you build up your wealth in the western world and then you go overseas, marry and have children safely. But NEVER bring her back to your home country.
Развлечения
I like how quickly George jumps onto the self-hatred bandwagon
🤣😂
Nah he doesn't jump on he was there al along.
😂😂
@@mr.vargas5648 George is the conductor of the bandwagon.
It’s why I love him
This hits way too close to home
like I dont know I'm pathetic? I WANNA BE NORMAL!
It does.
Sometimes I say “I WANNA BE NORMAL!”
Serenity NOW!!
Haha the show about nothing is getting a little to close about something
"It would be nice to care about someone" is a line that hits harder and harder every year...
maybe try the opposite of evil😎
One of my absolute favorite Seinfeld scenes.
Mrsteisag2 the epitome of the show right here, zero caring for anyone and lack of manhood and them finally realising
Right there with you -- my favorite!
"George . . . do you ever _yearn?"_
“Why can’t I be normal?“ “Yes, normal, normal! I wanna be normal!”
"It would be nice to care about something."
Piero Minaya Rojas someone
This is why Seinfeld is better than Friends for me. You don't see them having these conversations at least to the same level. Seinfeld's little moments like this are great !
@Tony Any particular reason why we can't just talk about this without insulting each other? Or did you just need to make your ego feel bigger by insulting something with a different opinion? What makes you think I'm not a man?
Friends is awful I love seinfeld
Friends is trivial and childish compared to Seinfeld
You find that Frasier is big on self reflection. Frasier trumos Seinfeld.
Friends is/was garbage
My favorite scene... It rings true today
I love hearing the woman chuckle as Jerry does that face as George is complaining lmao a real audience. No greenlight, no roaring laughter, just one person reacting naturally. Seinfeld was the anti-sitcom sitcom
I did notice that detail, but I never paid any attention to it until I've read your comment! Good point.
That’s Julia Louis-Dreyfus laughing
And then Kramer came along and took Jerry back to square one :))
WE SHOULD BE HAVING DINNER WITH OUR SONS WHEN WE'RE 60
Both actors are over 60 now, hopefully they are having dinner with their sons
@@jamesdettmann94 Jerry is almost 70 in fact.
this show is timeless
@@jamesdettmann94 Both Seinfeld and Jason Alexander have two sons IIRC
0:37 is such a funny line to me lol
i've never agreed with a Seinfeld premise faster than this one.
Without doubt the finest scene in the entire series
WE HAD A PACT!!
😂 Like I don't know I'm pathetic
This hits waaaay too close to home.
Then later in the episode Kramer completely changes Jerry’s mind 😂
Let’s face it, non of them were meant to be real adults.
@@12Blueace
What does being a man or adukt imply anyway?
Society likes to put too much positive attribute to adults, when adults cause war and relationship drama.
Not saying kids are better, but adults overrely on age numbers as self-virtue
Hands down, the greatest scene in the show!
i watch this whenever i question my life choices aka often
This is so spot on especially in NYC
Like I don't know that I'm pathetic
The stark ending of the clip pre punchline was gold.
Then George asks for his ex's hand and is in a whole world of hurt.
seen this episode as a kid and didn't get it. It hit different now....
Probably the best scene in the series. By now even the audience was wondering where the hell this was all going.
Holy shit i NEEDED this at this precise moment, not even joking.
All of a sudden, Jerry has those negative thoughts.
"Helloooooooooooo" - Jerry and George greeting each other at 60
At least they get women...
The best!!!!! Watching 2022
Gold baby...gold
"Yeah, like I don't know that I'm pathetic" lol
Every man has felt this way in their twenties and thrities and forties.
But what bugs me is that people often philosophise/mystify the word "man", yet theres no sense of burden of performance for women.
Also, I dont like how society uses relationships/offspring as the definition of maturity.
Having children is the ultimate responsibility, therefore requires the greatest maturity…to be a good parent.
It’s a show about nothing!
what are you talking about Jerry? Marriage, family? THEY'RE PRISONS! MAN- MADE PRISONS - YOU'RE DOING TIME!
This is how I feel everyday
The Banshees of Inisherin
I love how they're saying "we're not men," "are we gonna be sitting here when we're 60 like idiots" and "we should be having dinner with our sons when we're 60" while at the same time there's a lone 70-year-something old guy who looks like he walked out of a Norman Rockwell illustration sitting in the back.
What kind of lives are these??
This is what made Seinfeld the perfect sitcom. No cheesy plots, no serious issues, just two guys PREACHING THE TRUTH about life
"Like I dont know that I'm pathetic." Ha!
The only time they almost realized their issues
"it would be nice to care about somebody!"
Underrated scene jeje
I immediately thought of this clip when I realized I am 7 years older than the VP candidate!! Like I don’t know that I’m pathetic!!
Hysterical
Like I don’t know that I’m pathetic
“Yes, yes!!….care. . ..” 🦗 🦗 🦗
I was hoping they were gonna further explore the haircut thing. They just dropped it. It should resolve of its own volition.
I thought that was part of the joke. George’s “you ever feel like you had a haircut, but didn’t” thing seems like it’s gonna be a plot in the episode, but it just gets interrupted by an existential crisis.
Ah. Same vibes 2022... 😬
Normal!
Too damn funny
Damn this is real
As a 23 year old man who wants nothing more than to be in a stable relationship. I concur.
boy I'm 33 and still looking, so don't worry it can get worse :D
18 and already in one, just be yourself and find someone who you connect with, forget all the gym stuff and being popular or whatever, women want someone who makes them feel good
I am 28 and would hate to be in a relationship. Why does everyone want to do that?!
@@lukasnummer1
Because people think marriage and parenthood are vanity projects. And the worst psrt is, they cause so mich dysfunction.
@@jamesdettmann94how is it going bro?
The funny thing is how much women they pick up in the show ,_, at least they know how to get em.
We are devo
We are Devo?
CYBOOGIE
@@psychedeliccarrie5921 Devo/King Gizzard/Seinfeld. The holy trinity.
"Oh Dad, we're ALL DEVO!"
Me while reading In the Heart of the Sea
I appreciate that you don't own the footage in the video, but it'd be nice if you let us know what season and episode it's from. Thanks.
Who cares?
It would be nice...
Didn't George get duped into getting engaged to Susan after this?
It would be nice to be normal
The Story of Life
Oh god, they’re gonna make the pack.....well all they did was shake hands😂
What was the episode where Jerry gets George to open up and he horrified him.
Well, to quote a book by H.G. Wells, "Are WE Not Men?"
Seinfeld is actually kinda depressing when you think about it. It's about four self-absorbed adult-children who bring out the worst in each other and everyone they interact with. Whenever they try to improve themselves, they just make things worse. And Elaine and even George seem to realize this, but are unable to do anything about it.
Also, I just realized that I AM George Costanza.
I think it’s supposed to be pathetic. That’s where the humor comes in. In most comedies someone has to be the butt of the joke; in this case it’s all four of them.
@@markschuyler3826 Which is also kinda depressing when you think of it, but then the line between comedy and tragedy is thinner than you might think (as is the line between comedy and horror). I mean, look at how many comedians have been clinically depressed.
@@andyjay729 I guess the really depressing part is that so many people lead lives like this and aren’t even aware of it. And most people can relate to them to at least some degree, and recognizing yourself in the characters is both depressing and humorous.
:(
"I'm a man, Jerry, I'm a man!"
Doesn't matter. Nothing Matters. You get old, you get sick, you die. Doesn't matter.
Oo it matters more then you know brotha man
Why would the human species insist to be if nothing mattered. We might as well all blow are brains out or jump off a bridge and end the ol harsh realities of life and pain. Unhappiness is more common than happiness so why go on???
These are all things to think about
Men, go MGTOW4Life.... You'll be a lot happier, healthier and wealthier!
But your bloodline is severed
@@HIMYMTR No, you build up your wealth in the western world and then you go overseas, marry and have children safely. But NEVER bring her back to your home country.
Do you really want to have your tombstone say that were a follower of some dumbass Reddit movement?
Like I don't know that I'm pathetic