@@bladerunner1131 I was a Carlin fan because he was funny at one time. Then he changed. His fans IMO loved him because he insulted everything that his fans hated. They reveled in his contempt for the same things they had contempt for. George Carlin was their figurehead. Carlin was the head of the snake. Carlins observational humor in his early years evolved into observational criticism.
@@williamgullett5911 yeah what do you say about Islam? They claim jesus was just a prophet and not a god and that you Christians must convert to the last and most complete religion which is islam otherwise you won't go to heaven. Like carlin said "it's all very confusing"
I liked Carlin much, but waaay too many people mistakenly believed everything Carlin said was intended to be taken as "literal" truth. It wasn't, und even Carlin often gave little hints of the true nature of his sarcasm comedy that made fun of a culture who ignorantly over-reacted to everything believing it much worse than it truly was. An example of this ist at the end of this specific religious comedy routine... What does he say? "God Bless Joe Pesci"..."God Bless You". Think about it. :-) Watch closely his political und racial comedy routines und you will witness his same satyr of sarcasm making fun of the ignorance exhibited by the current und past 3 decades of American culture. Yes, he called out the dishonest politicians, but his main purpose was to call out the people who ignorantly believed all politicians are dishonest. Yes, he called out the few acts of racism, but his main goal was to call out the ignorant people who believed racism was a common practice by the majority, or that established laws were unfair to minorities...Which of course they were not even during that era. Carlin didn't have much faith in humanity's religions, und neither do I, but he did rationally believe in a creator of our reality. His religious comedy was simply his sarcasm making fun of humanity's invented religions by using their common deity und practices as ammunition. He did this regarding every ignorant, self-important, virus-like action humanity has practiced. Sadly, the many who think of Carlin as "The Philosophical Comedian" ist in part rather accurate. What they apparently don't realize ist that the joke ist about them. :-)
@@ivankaleoniefuchs333 he says "joe bless you" right after he says "because there is no god, not one, never was". He was an Atheist, amd a critical thinker. He's said it many times in interviews. And as far as him being a comic/philosopher, I took philosophy in college and when the professor spoke of modern philosophers Carlin's name came up along with other comics like Lenny Bruce.
they also have the most Pedofiles in active service, as well as under protection from the Pope, of all entities/places in the world, Ok maybe Hollywood would take exception to that statement.
Joe would have made a great friend. He played guitar in Joey Dee and the Starlighters band when they were the house band at Studio 54 in Manhattan. What a life!
@@Mazzini11 people need to stop saying that carlin 'predicted the future' because it implies that america at one point wasnt covered in bullshit. What he was always saying was that this has BEEN happening and will continue to happen for generations to come.
Some more awesome skits from this legend: 1. War on homelessness 2. Our similarities 3. We like war 4. Flying and airlines 5. Euphemisms 6. Saving the planet 7. About elections (very on topic lol) 8. 7 dirty words 9. You have no rights 10. 10 commandments (of course it should be number 10))
I grew up on Carlin and I miss him dearly. Every year he put out a new stand special and I know all of them by heart. He was my hero and spirit animal. RIP Carlin, you are a legend.
@Sideways G Are you suggesting they check out Doug Stanhope or are you trying to say he's put out as much unique content as Carlin? I can get on board with the first but definitely not the second.
Yeah, but Carlin lived through George Wallace, Richard Nixon, Reagan, the Bushes and the rise of right wing, fundamentalist Christianity. His plate was as full as it could get. Timelessness is the virtue of Carlin's presentation.
At this stage of his life Carlin was a storyteller who made critical observations really funny. When he was much younger he was a bit crazier but the laugh lines were packed denser. (My Opinion) Albums like FM & AM and Class Clown left me gasping for air the first time I heard them.
My parents just told me about George Carlin the other day. They said I would have been a big fan of him. I was going to look up some of his shows, then this was recommended to me GREAT TIMING!
Grew up listening to Carlin since the 70's. He always got to the heart of the matter in his unique perspective and did it in a way that we all could relate. He's one of a kind and is missed greatly. But, we're still listening to this day. Love ya George and rest assured, still cultivating the 'Toledo Window Box'.
Having lived in the US for all of my 40+ years, this s my observation. America has grown simultaneously less churched and more "performatively" religious. In other words, the liberals and skeptics have more or less retreated from religion, while conservatives have become much more vocal, visual, and "in-your-face" about it. Like, growing up in Texas in the 80s, I never remember seeing biblically-themed billboards and a new weird megachurch growing on every corner. People were more private with their faith (or lack thereof,) it was considered a little gauche to flaunt. Now it's more like this EXTREMELY vocal minority who wants to remake the culture in an image of their collective imagination. It's a little unsettling, honestly. But that's why Carlin got more applause than you might have expected. First, that clip is a little older. But secondly, Americans are way more open to skepticism and irreligiosity than you might think, once you get through that little veneer of ingrained deference to religion in public life here.
Carlin was a wordsmith extraordinaire and a comedic GENIUS! Also, the very first host of Saturday Night Live! This is one of his best bits ever! He wrote all his own material and you should check out his classic "7 words" routine. RIP George! You are sorely missed!!! 😞😥😭😭😭
Some of his best work was impromptu conversations with various 'intellectuals' or 'experts' on sundry talk shows. His debate skills were untouchable. Like Hitchins.
I almost literally grew up listening to George in the suburbs of Los Angeles. He changed all the time and got angrier with each passing year. But he was always 1) smart and 2) FUNNY.
I found out about George Carlin through him playing Rufus in the first two Bill & Ted movies. They pay a nice tribute to George in the new movie by naming Rufus’ daughter Kelly after George’s daughter. From there I found his standup work, he’s my second favourite standup behind Richard Pryor.
The scope of view the man had is just mind boggling. He never fails to enlighten, instruct, and make people see the big picture. I grew up with Carlin, his career was just taking off when I was born. I discovered him at a very early age, 5 or so, thru my parents who were already huge fans. Every record George would put out my father would have it that day or the next. We'd attend a show a year, because Professor Carlin changed his routine every year, and this area (Rhode Island) happened to be one of his yearly stops. I truly feel that I would have been a totally different person without George in my life and I'm sooooo thankful that he was. Going to see George was like attending a college course on reality with an incredibly funny professor. If Professor Carlin was alive today he'd have a field day with today's world. Rest in peace George, Joe Pesci rest your soul. :) My recommendation for your next class is Euphemisms: @ then the Trillion Daves @ This is my 2ND favorite of Prof. Carlins'. This is one of the last bits he ever did. A few months after this piece George died of heart failure, probably from being so stressed out by and pissed off at the rest of the human race :) Watching this piece I'm just so blown away by the memory and mental acuity the man had at age 71. A good Carlin starter set: Saving The Planet: ruclips.net/video/7W33HRc1A6c/видео.html (One of my personal favorites) Bullshit is Everywhere: @ (The preceding part of this one) The 10 Commandments: @ Airline Announcements: @ Rights and Privileges @ My favorite little slap in the face (to wake us up) is this bit where he completely dropped the comedy and just told everyone EXACTLY how it is with this @ (Sorry about the quality) so sad he's gone...... Peace
George is in my top 3 comedians all time. He pushed boundries when religion was still a major player. I think most comedians after him would say he heavily influenced them in the way they thought. He also did it for 40 years. I think George was a special breed that doesn't come along to often but is felt immediately after he is gone.
Calin is one of the greatest comedians who ever lived. RIP 2008. My favorite routine of his is Euphemisms. An extremely relevant one with the recent election is "You Have No Rights" that he filmed not long before he died. ( I don't say "passed away", because I hate euphemisms. 😅)
Carlin is a master at word play and making his audience think. He speaks fast, but he always has something to say. He is probably most famous for his 1972 piece, "Seven Words You Can't Say on Television". It's still a good and semi-relevant rant if you're interested in reacting to it.
01:40 Religion has been a major factor in the US for a lot of years but recent polls and research have shown that atheism is growing very fast... A lot of people are turning away from religion and are raising their children without religion...
Carlin was a genius comedian and he’s very famous in the U.S. has been for decades. Even after his death he’s a legend. Every time you hear his New York accent it’s iconic.
As far as being surprised at the crowd cheering Carlins anti religion statement, also remember anyone going to watch Carlin already knows his stance on religion. I doubt a lot of really hardcore religious folks were gonna go to his show lol
Definitely need to check out a few of Carlin's stuff. "a place to put your stuff", "football and baseball", "Flying on the airlines", and "the four groups that have gotta go" would be my recommendations, just off the top of my head. He had so many great bits. OH!!! "the planet is fine" and "you have no rights"!!! Love your reactions, guys. Glad I subbed to you! Cheers from Oklahoma!
you can "see" the sun indirectly at night though... since the moonlight is but the sun's light reflected on the moon which then reflects onto the earth.
Yup died 2012. I'd recommend several (actually dozens & dozens) of his old bits from his comedy albums of the 60's & 70's. Of those, I've asked a few reactors to take a run at is 'White Harlem', 'Shoot', 'Sex in Commercials', 'Birth Control' and 'I Love My Dog' (there are a few videos of this last one, but the one from his album 'Parental Advisory - Explicit Lyrics' is the best). If nothing else, please do 'White Harlem'... no wait! 'I Love my Dog'... no wait! Oh hell do em all!!! :)LOL(:
I have seen this cut so many times, I've practically memorized the skit. I want to be able to repeat it, word for word, to those folks who scream at me that I'm going to hell because I don't believe what they believe.
Certain parts of America are EXTREMELY religious, but Carlin had been a household name for over 2 decades at this point. People knew what they were getting into when they bought a ticket to one of his shows.
George Carlin is one of the few that shaped and defined stand up comedy as we know it today. He’s like Bach, da Vinci, Newton and Shakespeare of the comedy industry. R.I.P. God of stand up, although he wouldn’t have approved of this designation 😂
George Carlin is one of the greatest stand ups in history. He put his stamp on the industry and paved the way for a lot of comics today. He had already been around a long time before this special and his audience already knew what they were getting.
Its just such a shame a lot of people got the wrong message from some of his routines or outright believe those missquotes which where popular over a decade ago.
If you watch from start to finish George Carlin went through everything. He started with jokes about dog farts in the 70s and after so many specials he started writing about more real subjects, like death. His writing evolved as he became older.
Carlin was raised Catholic, but like he says in one of his routines, until he reached the age of reason.
so the Renaissance was Europe's adolescence?
@@CorvusCorone68 I'd say it was the Enlightenment era. But the Renaissance could be it as well.
meine liebschkin: He was funny and insightful until his death.
@meine liebschkin What a fucked up thing to say
@meine liebschkin You grow up weirdo if it was a joke don’t explain it
Shocked when people haven't heard of Carlin. He's a GOAT.
*THE GOAT
Is he the one whose testicles the voodoo lady squeezes?
Yeah lol
Yep
While great, not the Goat. That would be Bill Hicks without question....
George Carlin is more of a philosophical storyteller, who wraps things with comedy.
At one time Carlin was a comedian...one of my favorites...then he turned into a bitter social justice warrior
There's nothing philosophical about Carlin, it's that his viewers are of low I.Q..
@@bladerunner1131 I was a Carlin fan because he was funny at one time. Then he changed. His fans IMO loved him because he insulted everything that his fans hated. They reveled in his contempt for the same things they had contempt for. George Carlin was their figurehead. Carlin was the head of the snake. Carlins observational humor in his early years evolved into observational criticism.
@@bladerunner1131 And I imagine low IQ's are something you are quite familiar with.
@@williamgullett5911 So basically, you decided to dislike him because he insulted everything you liked. Way to be open-minded.
Mark Twain said religion was invented when the first fool met the first con man.
Mark Twain was just like every other non believer who didnt understand it was about Jesus Christ and not about organized religion
@@williamgullett5911 yeah what do you say about Islam? They claim jesus was just a prophet and not a god and that you Christians must convert to the last and most complete religion which is islam otherwise you won't go to heaven.
Like carlin said "it's all very confusing"
@@humancolter6959 Islam is led by a guy who had sex with children and was a false prophet. Anyone after Jesus Christ came is a false prophet.
Dan Patterson, nothing was ever closer to the truth. Politics and religion live by the three B's: Backstabbing, bribery and bullshit. Facts be damned.
@@humancolter6959 islam also says you should kill whoever isn't an islamist, i wouldn't trust the Quran unlike you do
Carlin was a genius. He was not only funny but spoke truth to power.
I liked Carlin much, but waaay too many people mistakenly believed everything Carlin
said was intended to be taken as "literal" truth. It wasn't, und even Carlin often gave
little hints of the true nature of his sarcasm comedy that made fun of a culture who
ignorantly over-reacted to everything believing it much worse than it truly was. An
example of this ist at the end of this specific religious comedy routine...
What does he say? "God Bless Joe Pesci"..."God Bless You". Think about it. :-)
Watch closely his political und racial comedy routines und you will witness his same
satyr of sarcasm making fun of the ignorance exhibited by the current und past
3 decades of American culture.
Yes, he called out the dishonest politicians, but his main purpose was to call out the
people who ignorantly believed all politicians are dishonest.
Yes, he called out the few acts of racism, but his main goal was to call out the
ignorant people who believed racism was a common practice by the majority, or that
established laws were unfair to minorities...Which of course they were not even during
that era.
Carlin didn't have much faith in humanity's religions, und neither do I, but he did
rationally believe in a creator of our reality.
His religious comedy was simply his sarcasm making fun of humanity's invented religions
by using their common deity und practices as ammunition.
He did this regarding every ignorant, self-important, virus-like action humanity has
practiced.
Sadly, the many who think of Carlin as "The Philosophical Comedian" ist in part
rather accurate. What they apparently don't realize ist that the joke ist about them. :-)
@@ivankaleoniefuchs333 he says "joe bless you" right after he says "because there is no god, not one, never was".
He was an Atheist, amd a critical thinker. He's said it many times in interviews.
And as far as him being a comic/philosopher, I took philosophy in college and when the professor spoke of modern philosophers Carlin's name came up along with other comics like Lenny Bruce.
@@ivankaleoniefuchs333 yeah not everything but his “no god not one “ was literal , have fun with that
He has a bunch of other great bits, like “the Ten Commandments” “seven dirty words” and “you have no rights” that y’all would really enjoy
Baseball versus football
Seven dirty words is a CLASSIC!!!!
"The Catholic Church has billions, don't they?"
They have their own COUNTRY.
Its not Catholic. Its Roman Catholic.
@@mckhael5378 It's the same! Not many people bother to add the "Roman" part.
how about quadrillions?!! but bloke rhymes with woke.
they also have the most Pedofiles in active service, as well as under protection from the Pope, of all entities/places in the world, Ok maybe Hollywood would take exception to that statement.
So it's Roman billions, same bullshit, but good on ya...
It wasn't random that he chose Joe Pesci.. George and Joe Pesci were really good friends.
Joe would have made a great friend. He played guitar in Joey Dee and the Starlighters band when they were the house band at Studio 54 in Manhattan. What a life!
Joe was in the audience at the time too.
Carlin and Pesci were neighbors.
Peci was also in the audience this night ….
George was a great man, i would love to watch him talk about todays society...
He did. Much of what he said still applies today.
@@ejd53 exactly, ironically he literally spoke of today's society before it even happened.
Even though he somewhat did in a way there's no way to have good comedy anymore. Toooo many snowflakes and sjws ruin that for everyone else.
Hah! Your profile pic got me...nice
@@Mazzini11 people need to stop saying that carlin 'predicted the future' because it implies that america at one point wasnt covered in bullshit. What he was always saying was that this has BEEN happening and will continue to happen for generations to come.
Some more awesome skits from this legend:
1. War on homelessness
2. Our similarities
3. We like war
4. Flying and airlines
5. Euphemisms
6. Saving the planet
7. About elections (very on topic lol)
8. 7 dirty words
9. You have no rights
10. 10 commandments (of course it should be number 10))
Thank you!
How about abortion. That was great too
"because 10 seems official, so it's actually a marketing decision" 😂😂
I grew up on Carlin and I miss him dearly. Every year he put out a new stand special and I know all of them by heart. He was my hero and spirit animal. RIP Carlin, you are a legend.
George Carlin
Richard Pryor
Bill Hicks
Legends.
Don't forget Lenny Bruce.
Robin Williams?
Billy Connolly ......
@@samuel10125 stole jokes
George Carlin is the GOAT. Nobody has put out as much unique content as Carlin. Another one you should check out is Ron White and/or Tom Segura
I second the Tom Segura choice!!
BIKES!!!!
SUP KANE!
@Sideways G
The Great White Stanhope
@Sideways G Are you suggesting they check out Doug Stanhope or are you trying to say he's put out as much unique content as Carlin? I can get on board with the first but definitely not the second.
Yeah, George passed away years ago. Which sucks, because these last few years would have given him tons of material.
Yeah, but Carlin lived through George Wallace, Richard Nixon, Reagan, the Bushes and the rise of right wing, fundamentalist Christianity. His plate was as full as it could get. Timelessness is the virtue of Carlin's presentation.
"passed away"
If only George saw that 😄
I really wanted Robin Williams to still be here for that reason.
True, he was the man
He wasn't a comedian,he was a philosopher with great delivery. Had the pleasure of seeing him live about a year before he passed.
At this stage of his life Carlin was a storyteller who made critical observations really funny. When he was much younger he was a bit crazier but the laugh lines were packed denser. (My Opinion) Albums like FM & AM and Class Clown left me gasping for air the first time I heard them.
George Carlin, one of the greatest minds to walk this earth. We were truly blessed by his wit and straight forwardness. Miss him dearly. 🥺🥰
My parents just told me about George Carlin the other day. They said I would have been a big fan of him. I was going to look up some of his shows, then this was recommended to me GREAT TIMING!
@FAQX _ Thank you! After reading about him and watching several of his old shows- I gotta say he's the best. You're my kinda people too🍻
Welcome aboard the enlightenment train 🍻
George Carlin is the GOAT of comedy RIP. Saw him in person 4 times he was great each time
Grew up listening to Carlin since the 70's.
He always got to the heart of the matter in his unique perspective and did it in a way that we all could relate.
He's one of a kind and is missed greatly.
But, we're still listening to this day. Love ya George and rest assured, still cultivating the 'Toledo Window Box'.
Having lived in the US for all of my 40+ years, this s my observation. America has grown simultaneously less churched and more "performatively" religious. In other words, the liberals and skeptics have more or less retreated from religion, while conservatives have become much more vocal, visual, and "in-your-face" about it. Like, growing up in Texas in the 80s, I never remember seeing biblically-themed billboards and a new weird megachurch growing on every corner. People were more private with their faith (or lack thereof,) it was considered a little gauche to flaunt. Now it's more like this EXTREMELY vocal minority who wants to remake the culture in an image of their collective imagination.
It's a little unsettling, honestly. But that's why Carlin got more applause than you might have expected. First, that clip is a little older. But secondly, Americans are way more open to skepticism and irreligiosity than you might think, once you get through that little veneer of ingrained deference to religion in public life here.
To be honest, Conservatism doesnt really mean religious or christianity its just christians in america use it more.
Yes, you put it very well.
Carlin was a wordsmith extraordinaire and a comedic GENIUS! Also, the very first host of Saturday Night Live!
This is one of his best bits ever! He wrote all his own material and you should check out his classic "7 words" routine.
RIP George! You are sorely missed!!! 😞😥😭😭😭
JEFF was HERE... Congratulations
Some of his best work was impromptu conversations with various 'intellectuals' or 'experts' on sundry talk shows. His debate skills were untouchable. Like Hitchins.
I almost literally grew up listening to George in the suburbs of Los Angeles. He changed all the time and got angrier with each passing year. But he was always 1) smart and 2) FUNNY.
George Carlin and Richard Pryor are probably the two most influential stand-ups of all time.
My favourite skit of his.
Of Course George Wanted Us To Laugh,, But What He Really Wanted Was To Make Us Think..Through Enlightenment Comes Change..R.I.P. George 🙏 ❤
unfortunately, George passed away around 2009. he is the undeniable OG of comedy, and most of his stuff is just as timely today as it was back then.
I found out about George Carlin through him playing Rufus in the first two Bill & Ted movies. They pay a nice tribute to George in the new movie by naming Rufus’ daughter Kelly after George’s daughter. From there I found his standup work, he’s my second favourite standup behind Richard Pryor.
You can never go wrong with George Carlin. Hope you guys do more!
The reason people in the audience aren't offended is they already know what to expect. That's why they go to see him.
One of the most intelligent comedians of all time!
Social critic, philosopher, political analyst...oh yeah...and a fucken great comedian.
George Carlin R.I.P.
The scope of view the man had is just mind boggling. He never fails to enlighten, instruct, and make people see the big picture. I grew up with Carlin, his career was just taking off when I was born. I discovered him at a very early age, 5 or so, thru my parents who were already huge fans. Every record George would put out my father would have it that day or the next. We'd attend a show a year, because Professor Carlin changed his routine every year, and this area (Rhode Island) happened to be one of his yearly stops. I truly feel that I would have been a totally different person without George in my life and I'm sooooo thankful that he was. Going to see George was like attending a college course on reality with an incredibly funny professor.
If Professor Carlin was alive today he'd have a field day with today's world. Rest in peace George, Joe Pesci rest your soul. :)
My recommendation for your next class is Euphemisms: @ then the Trillion Daves @ This is my 2ND favorite of Prof. Carlins'. This is one of the last bits he ever did. A few months after this piece George died of heart failure, probably from being so stressed out by and pissed off at the rest of the human race :) Watching this piece I'm just so blown away by the memory and mental acuity the man had at age 71.
A good Carlin starter set:
Saving The Planet: ruclips.net/video/7W33HRc1A6c/видео.html (One of my personal favorites)
Bullshit is Everywhere: @ (The preceding part of this one)
The 10 Commandments: @
Airline Announcements: @
Rights and Privileges @
My favorite little slap in the face (to wake us up) is this bit where he completely dropped the comedy and just told everyone EXACTLY how it is with this @ (Sorry about the quality) so sad he's gone......
Peace
My favorite, and therefore, my Mt. Rushmore; 4 favorite comedians of all time: Carlin, Pryor, Burr, Chappelle.
@Mazzini11 you forgot the queen of the insults Joan Rivers
I'd throw it Bill hicks too.. But that's stand up... For tv/movies Monty python still rules.
@@psycojuggalo1642 I should have been more specific. "My FAVORITE 4 comedians of all time" Comedy is like art, there are no "bests" just favorites!
@@Mazzini11 i agree completely
great taste.
"Old school comedians." How dare you. His comedy is timeless and goes beyond. Also, he IS a modern comic!
George is in my top 3 comedians all time. He pushed boundries when religion was still a major player. I think most comedians after him would say he heavily influenced them in the way they thought. He also did it for 40 years. I think George was a special breed that doesn't come along to often but is felt immediately after he is gone.
Calin is one of the greatest comedians who ever lived. RIP 2008.
My favorite routine of his is Euphemisms. An extremely relevant one with the recent election is "You Have No Rights" that he filmed not long before he died. ( I don't say "passed away", because I hate euphemisms. 😅)
Please react to George Carlin- Saving the Planet. It is great! You will all very much enjoy it.
Absolute legend, loved him.
"He's up there as being one of the most famous comedians of America of all time"
For sure. A lot of people would put him even at number 1.
Most other comedians have him in their top 3 GOAT... Which speaks volumes.
Not number 1 for me but definitely in my top 5.
Until the point of his passing in 2008, he was probably THE funniest standup comedian I’d ever seen
Carlin is a master at word play and making his audience think. He speaks fast, but he always has something to say. He is probably most famous for his 1972 piece, "Seven Words You Can't Say on Television". It's still a good and semi-relevant rant if you're interested in reacting to it.
Thanks -- George Carlin was brilliant!
Bill Hicks (also deceased) had some incredible cable-tv comedy shows in the 90s. Religion was one of his regular targets.
01:40 Religion has been a major factor in the US for a lot of years but recent polls and research have shown that atheism is growing very fast... A lot of people are turning away from religion and are raising their children without religion...
Keep dreaming
Rest easy, Mr. Carlin
We Thank you blokes for reacting to this! ❤️
George Carlin, standup philosopher
(Joe Pesci was in the audience for the taping of this special)
Love your channel
Love y'all 3 are on this tour. Should've subscribed a month ago when I ran across you all. MyBad
Gotta listen to the George Carlin 7 dirty words.
Please watch more of his stand-up 👍
Love you Office Blokes. You guys are so funny. Thanks.
Literally my most fav piece of stand up EVER!!!!!!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Carlin was a genius comedian and he’s very famous in the U.S. has been for decades. Even after his death he’s a legend. Every time you hear his New York accent it’s iconic.
Good to see Schimmel brought up. I was lucky enough to see him live once. That man was a beast on stage.
TheyCallMeDuctTape still listen to his stuff. Quality he was.
As far as being surprised at the crowd cheering Carlins anti religion statement, also remember anyone going to watch Carlin already knows his stance on religion. I doubt a lot of really hardcore religious folks were gonna go to his show lol
@@gerrym.9354 🤣
Definitely need to check out a few of Carlin's stuff. "a place to put your stuff", "football and baseball", "Flying on the airlines", and "the four groups that have gotta go" would be my recommendations, just off the top of my head. He had so many great bits. OH!!! "the planet is fine" and "you have no rights"!!! Love your reactions, guys. Glad I subbed to you! Cheers from Oklahoma!
you can "see" the sun indirectly at night though... since the moonlight is but the sun's light reflected on the moon which then reflects onto the earth.
I had the privilege of seeing Carlin live once too, it was great.
Gentlemen !!KUDOS!! From Canada , All Hail Carlin
Thankyou for this
YES! A Robert Schimmel fan! Guy was legendary. R.I.P.
Patrice O'Neil! Funny, funny, funny comedian and gone too soon! R.I.P.....you blokes won't be disappointed!
Yup died 2012. I'd recommend several (actually dozens & dozens) of his old bits from his comedy albums of the 60's & 70's. Of those, I've asked a few reactors to take a run at is 'White Harlem', 'Shoot', 'Sex in Commercials', 'Birth Control' and 'I Love My Dog' (there are a few videos of this last one, but the one from his album 'Parental Advisory - Explicit Lyrics' is the best). If nothing else, please do 'White Harlem'... no wait! 'I Love my Dog'... no wait! Oh hell do em all!!! :)LOL(:
I have seen this cut so many times, I've practically memorized the skit. I want to be able to repeat it, word for word, to those folks who scream at me that I'm going to hell because I don't believe what they believe.
You guys have to check out Sam Kinison. Amazing comic taken too early. He used to be a priest. Or check out Bill Hicks.
him and Pryor are the GOATS!!!! No one better or more revolutionary to comedy.
I read somewhere that Joe Pesci was in the audience that night
Certain parts of America are EXTREMELY religious, but Carlin had been a household name for over 2 decades at this point. People knew what they were getting into when they bought a ticket to one of his shows.
Getting to witness a couple people being introduced to Carlin. I'm excited
I missed him when he came to town and then he never came back. He is sorely needed today, in his prime, on his game.
you want to listen to george's "advertisements"hilarious!
Well done. Enjoyed your reactions. Recommend George Carlin's Airplanes and Flying. Also; the 7 words you can't say on television.
Carlin had a 40+ year career. He is generally considered on par with Richard Pryor in America - those two are the top two ever in the U.S.
Joe bless you!
He was an extremely intelligent observational comedian.
Love u love u love u man u speak exactly of my mind I am just worry about your safety man take care of yourself big hug from germany 👍👍🙏🙏💙💙💙💙
How I miss this guy. We could use him these days, but glad his timeless stuff is still with us.
"Religion was invented when the first con man met the first fool."
-- Mark Twain
watch more George Carlin. don't wait, life is short...
You’re reacting to a touchy subject guys!!
George Carlin is one of the few that shaped and defined stand up comedy as we know it today. He’s like Bach, da Vinci, Newton and Shakespeare of the comedy industry. R.I.P. God of stand up, although he wouldn’t have approved of this designation 😂
Robert Shimmel is hysterical. Has had me laughing for two decades now. So sad when he died.
Huge Carlin admirer..loving the Astros's cap..
Houstonian gal here !!!
George Carlin is one of the greatest stand ups in history. He put his stamp on the industry and paved the way for a lot of comics today. He had already been around a long time before this special and his audience already knew what they were getting.
Its just such a shame a lot of people got the wrong message from some of his routines or outright believe those missquotes which where popular over a decade ago.
More George Carlin please, and looking forward to your Robert Schimmel reactions.
Peace
This man was brilliant!!!
A comedic genius. Sadly, he was gone before his time was up.
Watching the ginger boy’s reaction is so satisfying to me.
AND HE NEEDS MONEY!! 🤣🤣 I PISS MYSELF EVERY TIME
Oh man, you guys should react to the "George Carlin - You have no rights" video. Loved this reaction btw!
Please do george carlin's 10 commandments. its one of the best
So true! Was raised catholic too, until the age of reason. Glad I got myself out it.
I love that he ends this bit with ''Joe bless you''.
Cheers lads , made my day 🙃
LMFBO🤣😂🤣😂🤣
There’s so many different layers of George. In my opinion, he was the greatest comedian and philosopher of my time!
Carlin is huge yall! I have loved him forever ♥
Robin Williams stand up is amazing ❤️ R.I.P.
Carlin's work is STILL prolific and relevant.
If you watch from start to finish George Carlin went through everything. He started with jokes about dog farts in the 70s and after so many specials he started writing about more real subjects, like death. His writing evolved as he became older.