Rich Vos phoner, Bob Kelly, Joe DeRosa, Jim Florentine, Joe Rogan phoner, Colin Quinn, Kurt Metzger, Bill Burr phoner, Amy Schumer, Louis CK, Dave Attell & Russ Meneve
I was lucky enough to be in the front row of the DC Improv 3 times seeing him and every time he asked my girl and I those uncomfortable questions. He asked how I would kill her and I said like Will Smith dog in Legend, I made Patrice laugh which I will never forget.
Or the day the man who spoke too much about conspiracy theories on one of the most popular radio shows in America was zapped by a death ray to shut him up.
We need him for this outrage culture bullshit today. I could just see him shredding the Oscars over this Kevin Hart shit and forcing Kevin not to apologize.
@@redfield1007 I'm genuinely asking this if it upsets you please know I'm showing the utmost respect ; ( about the direct messages to the dead....) why? I'm extremely interested in your belief there with all do respect, E.J.
@@clydelourdes5754 Ha. Without mentioning names, some folks aren't worth wondering about or respecting. Hope you're doing well and I appreciate how genuine your comment was.
I think it has to do with the fact that we listen to these guys on O&A for hours and hours on end, and unlike most entertainers, they are just talking as they normally would and sharing their lives so you feel that you get to know them as a person. With most celebrities like actors, musicians, etc. the only times you see them they are literally playing a part of a completely different character than who they actually are. So I don't understand how people can think they feel close to someone like a big movie star from watching their films, it's just fucking delusional.
This is proof that comedy can help people get through rough times. These guys practice what they preach (anything can be funny). This proves what patrice was trying to say when he was debating that lady on Fox.
@@gordons-alive4940 I agree with you 100%. But, if we don't posses the same bravery they do they are doomed. We need to support them just as vociferously as their bandwagon jumping detractors degrade them. They need us to stand by their side as rocks get thrown. Those rocks need to be mashed in the faces and assholes of the ones trying to silence and abort the future greats. They are out there. But it's a dangerous the for them. Let's change that.
I discovered Patrice a year before he died after I found Opie and Anthony and the more I grew to love them the more I grew to love Patrice especially. I swear I was in the parking lot of a store in a car just thinking about how funny he was and I remember thinking to myself " I hope he doesn't die in a car accident, he really is special." I knew about his diabetes but I didn't realize how dangerous it was, just like I didn't realize how special he was. I stopped listening to O@A in late September for whatever reason and when I came back in December I found out he was gone. I cried like I have for no one else who I had never met. Only the good ones go young. Listening to him makes me feel like he's still here.
I started listening to O&A after seeing that video of Patrice having a laughing fit in the studio. People say the show died when Anthony got fired. They are wrong. The show died when Patrice O'Neal died.
+NemoNobody2092 Well I somewhat agree but there were tons of other great parts that werent patrice related too. I think the biggest loss of Patrice Oneal is that he easily could've prevented Greggshells from going down and gotten Anthony out of the woods, and it's possible he could've gotten Opie and Anthony close to talking or at least a lot more civil than they are now with each other. It's such a crime that he is gone.
Making someone laugh is such a pure, honest, and genuine gift to them. To brighten someone's day, if only for a moment.... Imagine if we all tried for that goal. Just once. Once a day.
A little choked up 10 years later. Patrice was a true great. Hope he's looking down and sees how much love fans have for him and how big a force he remains even years later.
See him live a bunch in New York and Boston. Such an experience. Truly the funniest, realist comedian I saw. Saw him, Norton, Vos and Louis a couple times too. I consider myself honored to have heard him live.
Patrice admitted they used to talk on the phone and hang out a lot. Wonder what he saw in him. I suppose for all Opie's flaws he did consider Patrice a friend.
Opie may have been upset but its clear "Gregg" was making "disgusted sounds" while Ant was speaking during the intro which i think is disrespectful but more importantly extremely telling... now i am nobody, but i think this is where Ant got cut out of the "Patrice Everything" .During the first hour of this listen to how JImmy was constantly siding w/ Opie "the boss" while Ant submitted and held back like a professional should during an event like this- but overall this event divided the future of Anthony being PUBLICLY involved in Mr. Oneals legacy from there on and i believe through NO FAULT of his own----even his sometimes TERRIBILE racist views, which Patrice himself could see past.... its just sad.
Listened to every o&a rerun featuring Patrice. Don't have anything left to listen to. Finally gathered the balls to listen to anything after his death...
yeah after patrice passed it kinda went down hill.. basically anything urban or black you only got anthonys insanely racist opinion. which seemed to just get worse until his eventual firing earlier this year, over being a racist.. who'da thought>!!!
RC Codes Wait, so pointing out the constant, overwhelming statistical violence in the black community is racist? Boy, truth fucking hurts, eh? Fuck off.
As a newer O&A fan.. (Started watching Joe Rogan years ago, and slowly got me into this) and its hard to see what happen with Patrice.. Lady Di also.. He will live on forever through these recordings.
Lady Di? Whoever continues to feed her addiction is doing us a public service. I want to punch her in the liver just for starting every sentence with , "No, n-no, no, n-no," the catchphrase of every alcoholic in denial.
For almost 6 years I listened to every O&A with Patrice. Laughed my ass off so many times!! But I always skipped this episode. Finally 2018 I’m listening to this episode and still can’t believe your gone.... your the greatest Patrice! RIP Patrice!
I happened upon Patrice by chance in mid 2012 through Elephant In The Room. After watching the masterpiece of a special, I remember being so happy to have found him. I immediately googled him and was hit with the fact that he had died only months before. And even though I've enjoyed so much of his material since, there's always been that utter sadness and loss since the moment I found him.
Wow. It's been 11 years already. This is how I found out about Patrice. 11 years ago, 10 days before he passed away, I was almost killed by a drunk driver. I was in a trauma center for about 8 or 9 days. Since I had a leg break, my family bought me an iPad which I was apparently getting at Christmas time anyway. But I got it early because I was bedridden or had to be in a recliner all day. That's when I would watch RUclips a lot and started finding all these little O&A clips and videos. And then just like anyone else, I found myself cracking up during Patrice's relationship talks and all these little burns he and the guys would give each other. But Patrice is always a weird thing for me because I found out about him during this moment of calamity in my life, only accented by the fact that he himself faced the end of his life at the same time. It felt like one of those "almost in the nick of time" moments. I would have loved to go see him one day. My brother got the pleasure of seeing him live.
I listen to Patrice on the show, and I just forget that he ever left us. Then when it’s over, the reality hits me like a bus; and a part of me wants to just start bawling. I miss you Patrice, you were the gatekeeper to the kings of comedy.
I found Patrice oneal this year 2019 and I said the exact same thing i said “he’s dead” I felt so sad and I watch his stand ups shows none stop I wish he still lived on I swear i love him more even though he’s gone. So sad
It's so cool to see people still finding his stuff even to this day. This is exactly what he meant when he said he'd never really be dead because of all the material he's left behind for us to cherish.
From what I can see, Patrice was on his way of maintaining the balance of the trifecta of what his personality was: - His already known Raw Comic persona - Becoming a pundit who truly gave a shit about people (The episode where Patrice was a guest of Alex Jones was a perfect example of this! PM me if you haven't watched the interview.) - And becoming a borderline Cult Leader.
In a perfect world Patrice would still be alive and join pre-T.S. (pre-Times Square) O&A as the fourth mic. I'd love to see him, Jimmy, Ant, Vos, Bobby and them shitting on the younger generation of comics like Joe List, Dan Soder and Mark Norman (who I think are great comics as well) and listen to his take on the whole Trump/#Metoo mess.
Norm, Attell, Stephen Wright and a few others are much better than Patrice onstage. When they were alive, Carlin and Rodney were funnier too. Patrice was a really funny guy with a unique interesting perspective but I think his standup was still a work in progress when he died.
Every 2 years or so I go on a O&A Patrice binge. This time I started in December, it’s now mid March. I usually start getting the RIP Patrice tribute episodes recommended to me around a month in and I avoid it like the plague, trying to listen to as much Patrice as possible before realizing the finality this episode has. His words are powerful when listening back, it’s like he’s still here. It’s a beautiful tribute, but hearing it, reminds me he’s gone.
I'm grieving for a man who's been dead for 8 years and whom I never met and have never known when he was alive. Goddamn Patrice is a huge loss in the world. He was the only black man who's racial complaints I'd legitimately listen to because his ideas were authentic to him. There wasn't an ounce of fakeness in him - he lived his life like he wanted to and he's a goddamn role model for all men to emulate.
This was such a loss and I must say that it not only made me sad but it made me angry. One voice out there that kept it honest and real. ONE VOICE! and it had to be silenced so early. Patrice was one of those honest guys who kept it real all the time and everything he said swept away all the layers of social bullshit and fake facades that one has to deal with so much on a daily basis. But still I am glad that all of his stuff is preserved for everyone to enjoy. It's just that he had so much more to offer.
The brightest stars burn the brightest. Enjoy their light while they are here to shine. Turn that anger into love for their work. Make good use of it. Don't let it swelter.
I have had my pimp hand made stronger by listening to Patrice,your live show made my father (also diabetic)laugh.Your are the best and to think if it wasn't for me playing Gta4 I wouldn't have discovered you...
13 years later. I was a teenager when I first heard patrice. I'm 37 now. My sense of humor was so heavily influenced by him and I'm finally approaching his age. Trippy. Rip
it's crazy I discovered O and A around 2016, I think, and fell in love with their world. I really began to love Patrice and found out he was dead months afterwards. It was a weird feeling to mourn a guy who was dead for years....
I've listened to this whole episode at least 7 times by now...but it always makes me just as sad. There's so many things that go on today that I'd KILL to get his viewpoint on...and I think that given how good his last special/the roast was, maybe by now he'd finally be getting what he deserved as far as money goes...ugh fuckin sucks.
I third this, would love to hear him talk about anything, but especially his opinions, no matter what they would've been, on the whole police shit going on in the USA right now.
I constantly relisten to black philip and his appearances on OA and its like he's still here. Ive never met the man but changed my life and i dearly miss him. RIP unc
I love and miss you Patrice... Because of your countless hours of time on air to this day I'm learning from your words. You'll be missed forever man. We need you now more than ever...
It's crazy how you can listen to the same old Patrice bits over and over and over again and it's still as insightful and hilarious as the first time you heard it. And reading all these comments that show nothing but love for him really shows you how influential and amazing he was as a comic and a person. Fuckin love ya Patrice RIP
I want to say I liked this vid because I love Patrice. I had never heard of O@A until after Patrice's death, and now am a proper pest for O@A. I was always and will forever be a Patrice fan. Thank You O@A for giving me more of Patrice than I even knew existed. I LOVE YOU O@A FOR THAT
14 is way to young. Patrice singing It's raining stuff is awesome as well as hilarious. He had a great voice with amazing range especially for a big guy.
I feel horrible I didn't know about this guy until 2 years ago. I listen to clips everyday and this guy was the best man honestly. No one is like him. This episode is tough to listen to so I'm going back to his other episodes. I'm only 10 minutes in....
I'm sad as hell listening to this even though I've just recently discovered Patrice through the Black Phillip Show. Now he is right up there with Carlin for me. Goddamn :( Rest in Peace you magnificent beast.
I have NEVER commented on a vid before but no better time than smashing anyone who "disliked" this. Patrice was one of a kind and we are all worse off without him on this planet.
I found O+A at such a weird time, maybe about a year and a half before Ants firing. I only got an echo of Patrice right as O + A was also about to die. So glad there's still so much online, but I can't help also feeling a bit robbed that I missed out on so much.
As someone who found the show around 2002, you were definitely robbed. So many funny bits or conversations that will never be heard again. I remember driving to work in the morning and being mad that I had to wait to get out of work to listen to the whole show via replays.
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Patrice and Norm MacDonald are the only two celebrities I mourned
It’s 2024 and I still listen to Patrice O’Neal and the old O&A show
Same here man. Never gets old.
Only thing that keeps me sane nowadays
Same here, Jose.
Good for you
keeps me sane-ish
He was so young...and...so black...
no1raniuk 7 years later... fantastic comment
@@PenguinAmbassador herein lies the beauty of the Pest autism, my friend.
I hate all those things
🤣🤣
whitish black guy
why do i get choked up about a guy i never met, who would hate me and rip me to shreds??
Spider Factory77 I hear u brother I hear u.
Some thing with me brother don't understand it just love Mr.P
Everybody needs someone to call them on their bs
Spider Factory77 same here, brotherman
because he also cared about those like yourself. he was a deep and insightful person.
I was lucky enough to be in the front row of the DC Improv 3 times seeing him and every time he asked my girl and I those uncomfortable questions. He asked how I would kill her and I said like Will Smith dog in Legend, I made Patrice laugh which I will never forget.
A memory not to forget
what a great answer hahahaha
haha fuckin' great answer, man. Props!
Great fucking story
Dope
the day the man who spoke for funny died.
Or the day the man who spoke too much about conspiracy theories on one of the most popular radio shows in America was zapped by a death ray to shut him up.
everybody knows that the feminists killed patrice, just like how rumsfeld framed louie
@@thaterasound he was a 350 pound diabetic what do you know about his genetics moron?
We need him for this outrage culture bullshit today. I could just see him shredding the Oscars over this Kevin Hart shit and forcing Kevin not to apologize.
Boo
still catch myself listening to the old shows, love you Patrice.
You catch yourself? Or you make a conscious decision to watch them? Self-aggrandizing assclown
Don't send direct messages to the dead. A simple rip is fine.
@@redfield1007
I'm genuinely asking this if it upsets you please know I'm showing the utmost respect ;
( about the direct messages to the dead....)
why? I'm extremely interested in your belief there
with all do respect,
E.J.
@@clydelourdes5754 Ha. Without mentioning names, some folks aren't worth wondering about or respecting. Hope you're doing well and I appreciate how genuine your comment was.
@@bobobandy9382 n/p
"We've got a purple suit & a gigantic coffin to buy."
Patrice would've loved that line.
Dave attell is a fucking genius
Loud trumpet laugh followed with a”Fuck you nigga”
"fuck you nigga and your stupid hat" lmfao
Joey Trimble that sound so much like Patrice 😂😂
The response would be something like, "Fuck you, man, shouldn't you be blowing something up with C-4 MF."
This is one of the most beautiful tributes paid to a friend. RIP Patrice.
The
He changed my life. Without him I would not have have taken certain risks or developed certain perspectives. Still listen to him every week.
Always sad when a 14 year old passed away😢
To date, this is the only celebrity death that has truly made me sad.
I think it has to do with the fact that we listen to these guys on O&A for hours and hours on end, and unlike most entertainers, they are just talking as they normally would and sharing their lives so you feel that you get to know them as a person. With most celebrities like actors, musicians, etc. the only times you see them they are literally playing a part of a completely different character than who they actually are. So I don't understand how people can think they feel close to someone like a big movie star from watching their films, it's just fucking delusional.
moduscorp
truth
+zackademics Rodney hit me pretty hard too.
John MacTavish
Loved him in Flubber.
Steve Irwin mates
"He was 14 years old", real Ron Burgundy moment.
"Why are you laughing? She's outraged!"
Great line from Patrice lol.
Would you believe me if I told you that 2007 fox segment was the first time I ever saw him on tv?
@@BoqPrecision nah im more like "who gives a fuck buddy?"
Rip to the legend.
This is proof that comedy can help people get through rough times. These guys practice what they preach (anything can be funny). This proves what patrice was trying to say when he was debating that lady on Fox.
We need people like Patrice now more than ever.
He shredded that broad. It was a purely magical dressing down of an upity shit stain of a woman.
@@gordons-alive4940 I agree with you 100%. But, if we don't posses the same bravery they do they are doomed.
We need to support them just as vociferously as their bandwagon jumping detractors degrade them. They need us to stand by their side as rocks get thrown. Those rocks need to be mashed in the faces and assholes of the ones trying to silence and abort the future greats.
They are out there. But it's a dangerous the for them.
Let's change that.
"Funny jokes and Unfunny Jokes come out of the same birth, you don't know if anything is going to be funny..."
RIP Patrice, I would legit give up my left hand to have him here today. The world still needs him in 2023.
2023 still grieving for this man. RIP the legend.
Facts been on a binge the last couple days just cause I needed laughs
Listening to this on 5/21/24 and still so pissed that we lost him& that he never got the recognition he deserved.
He has it now.
Listening 8-13-24, feel the same way. RIP Patrice.
@@thomaskirkpatrick4031 8/30/24 🤙🏼😎😁
They never do. Name a tip too celebrity that’s actually good? It’s all lowest common denominator
I discovered Patrice a year before he died after I found Opie and Anthony and the more I grew to love them the more I grew to love Patrice especially. I swear I was in the parking lot of a store in a car just thinking about how funny he was and I remember thinking to myself " I hope he doesn't die in a car accident, he really is special." I knew about his diabetes but I didn't realize how dangerous it was, just like I didn't realize how special he was. I stopped listening to O@A in late September for whatever reason and when I came back in December I found out he was gone. I cried like I have for no one else who I had never met. Only the good ones go young. Listening to him makes me feel like he's still here.
"I just want to be out there you know? If I talk on the radio, I live. Somewhere....out there in the universe... I just hope someone listens."
I started listening to O&A after seeing that video of Patrice having a laughing fit in the studio. People say the show died when Anthony got fired. They are wrong. The show died when Patrice O'Neal died.
+Buddy Hackett holy shit thats funny
Buddy Hackett I'm white.
+NemoNobody2092 im not and that shits hilarious #DonDrapierRaisesGlass
+NemoNobody2092 Well I somewhat agree but there were tons of other great parts that werent patrice related too. I think the biggest loss of Patrice Oneal is that he easily could've prevented Greggshells from going down and gotten Anthony out of the woods, and it's possible he could've gotten Opie and Anthony close to talking or at least a lot more civil than they are now with each other. It's such a crime that he is gone.
+NemoNobody2092 There is a myriad of great moments without him, but, yeah you are pretty much on the money with that comment.
I teared up for a man I never knew. All he did was make me laugh, what a legend.
Making someone laugh is such a pure, honest, and genuine gift to them. To brighten someone's day, if only for a moment.... Imagine if we all tried for that goal.
Just once. Once a day.
A little choked up 10 years later. Patrice was a true great. Hope he's looking down and sees how much love fans have for him and how big a force he remains even years later.
See him live a bunch in New York and Boston. Such an experience. Truly the funniest, realist comedian I saw. Saw him, Norton, Vos and Louis a couple times too. I consider myself honored to have heard him live.
Opie is a dork but you can actually tell he’s genuinely upset here. It’s kinda nice to see him being so open and comfortable
Patrice admitted they used to talk on the phone and hang out a lot. Wonder what he saw in him. I suppose for all Opie's flaws he did consider Patrice a friend.
He was, but still his Opster shone through at the end when says
That was an easy 4 hours
Opie and Patrice were good friends.
Opie may have been upset but its clear "Gregg" was making "disgusted sounds" while Ant was speaking during the intro which i think is disrespectful but more importantly extremely telling... now i am nobody, but i think this is where Ant got cut out of the "Patrice Everything" .During the first hour of this listen to how JImmy was constantly siding w/ Opie "the boss" while Ant submitted and held back like a professional should during an event like this- but overall this event divided the future of Anthony being PUBLICLY involved in Mr. Oneals legacy from there on and i believe through NO FAULT of his own----even his sometimes TERRIBILE racist views, which Patrice himself could see past.... its just sad.
@@RJERRyes patrice was very racist but we still lived him
When Joe calls in its so heartwarming, it goes from sadness to gratitude and appreciation. RIP Mr.P
Black Philip 2020 I am still a fan
Cult 2020
Hes gonna be the staple of information for men going into the future.
Listened to every o&a rerun featuring Patrice. Don't have anything left to listen to. Finally gathered the balls to listen to anything after his death...
yeah after patrice passed it kinda went down hill.. basically anything urban or black you only got anthonys insanely racist opinion. which seemed to just get worse until his eventual firing earlier this year, over being a racist.. who'da thought>!!!
RC Codes Wait, so pointing out the constant, overwhelming statistical violence in the black community is racist? Boy, truth fucking hurts, eh? Fuck off.
merces47letifer yeah because cumia was only making brilliant statistic based points in every racist comment he said the past 15 years...
RC Codes Do you know what a statistical fallacy is?
+Joe Lover Ahem....*YOU'RE*
I still can't believe he's gone. I can't believe it was 5 years ago. I think of him as the most brilliant comic of our time.
As a newer O&A fan.. (Started watching Joe Rogan years ago, and slowly got me into this) and its hard to see what happen with Patrice.. Lady Di also.. He will live on forever through these recordings.
Lady Di? Whoever continues to feed her addiction is doing us a public service. I want to punch her in the liver just for starting every sentence with , "No, n-no, no, n-no," the catchphrase of every alcoholic in denial.
Five Iron Lol.
One of the greatest of all time for sure
Now it's been almost 11 years. One of the best ever, and the world lost a great man
Lost count the amout of times ive gone to bed listening to the anthony and patrice movie compilation.
For almost 6 years I listened to every O&A with Patrice. Laughed my ass off so many times!! But I always skipped this episode. Finally 2018 I’m listening to this episode and still can’t believe your gone.... your the greatest Patrice! RIP Patrice!
I happened upon Patrice by chance in mid 2012 through Elephant In The Room. After watching the masterpiece of a special, I remember being so happy to have found him. I immediately googled him and was hit with the fact that he had died only months before. And even though I've enjoyed so much of his material since, there's always been that utter sadness and loss since the moment I found him.
Wow. It's been 11 years already.
This is how I found out about Patrice. 11 years ago, 10 days before he passed away, I was almost killed by a drunk driver. I was in a trauma center for about 8 or 9 days. Since I had a leg break, my family bought me an iPad which I was apparently getting at Christmas time anyway. But I got it early because I was bedridden or had to be in a recliner all day. That's when I would watch RUclips a lot and started finding all these little O&A clips and videos. And then just like anyone else, I found myself cracking up during Patrice's relationship talks and all these little burns he and the guys would give each other.
But Patrice is always a weird thing for me because I found out about him during this moment of calamity in my life, only accented by the fact that he himself faced the end of his life at the same time. It felt like one of those "almost in the nick of time" moments. I would have loved to go see him one day. My brother got the pleasure of seeing him live.
Nice story fruit
Life is short and time flys. Enjoy the time we have.
Good story
Don't be so mean to your boyfriend
No Homo
I listen to Patrice on the show, and I just forget that he ever left us. Then when it’s over, the reality hits me like a bus; and a part of me wants to just start bawling. I miss you Patrice, you were the gatekeeper to the kings of comedy.
This video made me tear up a lot of times and I didn't even physically know the guy. Shows what a presence Patrice's voice had on everyone
Amy Schumer came by to write down the last of Patrice's act she could find.
call her out
tss she stole the pen too dvv dvv
anthony norton yeah why say something positive about a great guy when you can call a woman a c*nt. Nice one.
^^lol what?
TrueGamerXXV
and she STILL couldn't do it right.
Patrice really helped me and made me better, he helped me recover after my marriage ended and id be a sad lump of shit without his wisdom.
I found Patrice oneal this year 2019 and I said the exact same thing i said “he’s dead” I felt so sad and I watch his stand ups shows none stop I wish he still lived on I swear i love him more even though he’s gone. So sad
It's so cool to see people still finding his stuff even to this day. This is exactly what he meant when he said he'd never really be dead because of all the material he's left behind for us to cherish.
The worst part about Independence Day: Resurgence is that we can't hear Patrice's critique. I'm sure he would have absolutely eviscerated that film!
Thats what kills me the most about deaths.. Is never being able to hear there opinions on shit Ever. Again.
Patrice would have slaughtered PC culture Hillary and Clinton
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ive listened to this entire thing like 500 times. its so epically brilliant.
Had Patrice not died he would have be called the greatest comic ever by the time he was done. Greater than Pryor. Just the greatest.
for real
+BlakeFreeman90 your delusion is an injustice to Patrice's integrity.
From what I can see, Patrice was on his way of maintaining the balance of the trifecta of what his personality was:
- His already known Raw Comic persona
- Becoming a pundit who truly gave a shit about people (The episode where Patrice was a guest of Alex Jones was a perfect example of this! PM me if you haven't watched the interview.)
- And becoming a borderline Cult Leader.
In a perfect world Patrice would still be alive and join pre-T.S. (pre-Times Square) O&A as the fourth mic. I'd love to see him, Jimmy, Ant, Vos, Bobby and them shitting on the younger generation of comics like Joe List, Dan Soder and Mark Norman (who I think are great comics as well) and listen to his take on the whole Trump/#Metoo mess.
Norm, Attell, Stephen Wright and a few others are much better than Patrice onstage. When they were alive, Carlin and Rodney were funnier too. Patrice was a really funny guy with a unique interesting perspective but I think his standup was still a work in progress when he died.
2017 and this still makes me want to cry. Long live Black Phillip
2018, the cult of black Phillip is forever.
He wasnt black phillip
2020
2022
Hello to the future 2024 gang
Almost 3 years later I STILL CANNOT BELIEVE HES DEAD. It's like attell said "I felt like I woke up one day and there's not more vanilla"
I didn't know he was dead until now. holy shit
maaaaaaan
We still got vanilla, it's the chocolate that's gone.
Anthony's inability to deal with his feelings are hilarious.
Line of the Day @ 2:51:10 by Attell: "But we have a purple suit to buy and a gigantic coffin."
In my mind, that was Colin the way I remember it. Weird.
I think Patrice himself is laughing at that one somewhere on high.
2016 and still listening to this every month... Fucking shame...
Every 2 years or so I go on a O&A Patrice binge. This time I started in December, it’s now mid March. I usually start getting the RIP Patrice tribute episodes recommended to me around a month in and I avoid it like the plague, trying to listen to as much Patrice as possible before realizing the finality this episode has. His words are powerful when listening back, it’s like he’s still here.
It’s a beautiful tribute, but hearing it, reminds me he’s gone.
this was the beginning of the end for the boys .. smh this one was hard .. he was the glue
God damn you can hear the sadness in Jimmy’s voice, love the photo, RIP Patrice
14 years old is such a young age to die at
2019 and it's as sad as the day it took place. His fans will never forget him and I'm glad there are so many videos with him. RIP Patreeky
I'm grieving for a man who's been dead for 8 years and whom I never met and have never known when he was alive. Goddamn Patrice is a huge loss in the world. He was the only black man who's racial complaints I'd legitimately listen to because his ideas were authentic to him. There wasn't an ounce of fakeness in him - he lived his life like he wanted to and he's a goddamn role model for all men to emulate.
This was such a loss and I must say that it not only made me sad but it made me angry. One voice out there that kept it honest and real. ONE VOICE! and it had to be silenced so early. Patrice was one of those honest guys who kept it real all the time and everything he said swept away all the layers of social bullshit and fake facades that one has to deal with so much on a daily basis. But still I am glad that all of his stuff is preserved for everyone to enjoy. It's just that he had so much more to offer.
He was an original, never was anyone like him before, never gonna be someone after means he's one of a kind. So sad we lost him early.
The brightest stars burn the brightest. Enjoy their light while they are here to shine.
Turn that anger into love for their work. Make good use of it. Don't let it swelter.
I have had my pimp hand made stronger by listening to Patrice,your live show made my father (also diabetic)laugh.Your are the best and to think if it wasn't for me playing Gta4 I wouldn't have discovered you...
13 years later. I was a teenager when I first heard patrice. I'm 37 now. My sense of humor was so heavily influenced by him and I'm finally approaching his age. Trippy. Rip
I will speak for everyone. When we hear Patrice it feels like he's in the room with us. God bless brother. See you soon
Best professor I ever had. Came here before I finished the archive to just get it over with.
it's crazy I discovered O and A around 2016, I think, and fell in love with their world. I really began to love Patrice and found out he was dead months afterwards. It was a weird feeling to mourn a guy who was dead for years....
Michael Bamford same
This is the best way to remember a friend and legend, not sitting around crying Dave attell’s line was class
miss you Patrice
Thank for this.I just lost my funny friend Kristin H. But RIP Patrice i miss her and Patrice Oneal.
Sad day, hilarious show. This is the best unbridled comedy I've ever heard! Great!
I'll always miss Patrice. Hes the reason I am the person I am today. In many ways, he was a father figure to all of us
I've listened to this whole episode at least 7 times by now...but it always makes me just as sad. There's so many things that go on today that I'd KILL to get his viewpoint on...and I think that given how good his last special/the roast was, maybe by now he'd finally be getting what he deserved as far as money goes...ugh fuckin sucks.
I third this, would love to hear him talk about anything, but especially his opinions, no matter what they would've been, on the whole police shit going on in the USA right now.
this is my favourite O&A episode of all time. All of his friends who are legendary comics coming in and end up trashing each other
I still come back once in a while just to hear the dave attelle joke, about the purple suit and gigantic coffin
A huge thank you to all you guys who keep uploading Patrice clips. You are doing the Lord's work
One of a kind for sure. Very underrated. Very.
I constantly relisten to black philip and his appearances on OA and its like he's still here. Ive never met the man but changed my life and i dearly miss him. RIP unc
I love and miss you Patrice...
Because of your countless hours of time on air to this day I'm learning from your words.
You'll be missed forever man.
We need you now more than ever...
3 hours & 47 minutes.. damn, I’m no radio geek but that amount of time is paying huge respects
Can’t believe it’s almost been 8 years. Patrice was the unmatched best
For a guy who didnt really grow up with his dad, Patrice has taught me a lot. To say i miss a man i never met is crazy.
It's crazy how you can listen to the same old Patrice bits over and over and over again and it's still as insightful and hilarious as the first time you heard it. And reading all these comments that show nothing but love for him really shows you how influential and amazing he was as a comic and a person. Fuckin love ya Patrice RIP
Agreed, sometimes ill listen to bits of his commentary and I forget he's gone. Its such a timless thing.
2024 we will never forget such a comedy god like patrice oneal
3 years has went by so quickly. rip Patrice
vegastjg and two more :(
and time just keeps marching forward. And we need Patrice more as time goes on.
Manuel Arias, thank you very much for putting this up. :) RIP Patrice...
You clearly hear in all the guys voices they are so devastated they all, Patrice was a legend one of the smartest and funniest comics to ever live 🙏🏻
Legend of a bloke who so few even know existed. He could a sat at any table and educated most.
im crying man smh I been morning this guy for 2 years
“It’s called the donkey punch!”
*off camera laughter from the crew*
Just Perfect
"Why are you laughing? Can't you see she's outraged" 🤣
I want to say I liked this vid because I love Patrice. I had never heard of O@A until after Patrice's death, and now am a proper pest for O@A. I was always and will forever be a Patrice fan. Thank You O@A for giving me more of Patrice than I even knew existed. I LOVE YOU O@A FOR THAT
14 is way to young. Patrice singing It's raining stuff is awesome as well as hilarious. He had a great voice with amazing range especially for a big guy.
I was so happy when Bobby brought up Joe's heavy breathing in the phone. The whole time I was like howww are they not hearing that?
Patrice is the only person I never met that I genuinely miss to this day. I love that dude. The best always die young.
I love that when Rogan said Phil Hartman was shot in his sleep there was a scumbag laughing
I feel horrible I didn't know about this guy until 2 years ago. I listen to clips everyday and this guy was the best man honestly. No one is like him. This episode is tough to listen to so I'm going back to his other episodes. I'm only 10 minutes in....
The only possible way through grief is laughter. We must laugh at death.
What a legend he was… don’t even know the guy personally but his impact on me is immense and I miss him.
I'm sad as hell listening to this even though I've just recently discovered Patrice through the Black Phillip Show. Now he is right up there with Carlin for me. Goddamn :( Rest in Peace you magnificent beast.
Absolutely. I know this is a little late. Patrice was one of the greatest of all time .
This was incredible I love hearing from his friends and the people who knew him. Awesome
I have NEVER commented on a vid before but no better time than smashing anyone who "disliked" this. Patrice was one of a kind and we are all worse off without him on this planet.
Best story ever told.......in history!!!!!...............”it’s cold out here” 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I found O+A at such a weird time, maybe about a year and a half before Ants firing. I only got an echo of Patrice right as O + A was also about to die. So glad there's still so much online, but I can't help also feeling a bit robbed that I missed out on so much.
As someone who found the show around 2002, you were definitely robbed. So many funny bits or conversations that will never be heard again. I remember driving to work in the morning and being mad that I had to wait to get out of work to listen to the whole show via replays.
13 years later and this one still hurts like it happened yesterday. I miss Patrice so much, I miss O&A, I miss this time in the world.
I keep thinking Patrice O'Neal is gonna walk into the studio
Wow, this episode still hits hard. #RipPatrice
Patrice with Ant about Trayvon would have been priceless radio, I'm sure.
Pico Vegas No, because Patrice spoke English.
I always wonder what Patrice would think about shit going on today.
The late Patrice would have said..."Zimmerman, CHOSE white...like you Anthony!"
2015 and still fucking bummed
2016 coming up on '17 and of course.. Bummed.. Will never get a man like em' again.
Joey Andraos 2017 checking in. Still bummed.
Joey Andraos I get more bummed with each year that goes by
Where I’m from bummed means fucked in the ass so this thread is hilarious for me