I used to love Andy Kaufman. I still do,but I used to,too. 😉

The point of Kaufman was to make the audience uncomfortable. Andy would make any audience uncomfortable now or then, there is no "getting it", Kaufman would push the audience as far as he could get away with in any era.

He was far too intelligent for me. I didn't find any of his jokes funny.

The comedian who took the piss out of comedy.

Island in the Caspian Sea! 😎

I wish I had this much to say because I've been stripped of my words by apathy, and I wish I was half as talented as this and brought this child into an unappreciative world.

He is not funny at all

This poems sort of a mental reset for me. Always helps me in hard times. Puts things in perspective i guess

Rest in peace, dickhead..........

This was my intro to Kaufman. This was the PERFECT first clip and if I had seen anything else first it would never have been the same. I didn't know if it was his normal self or if he got better as he went...I don't know when I fully understand the joke of the first act, but I absolutely lost my shit at, "Ladies and gentlemen, um, thank you. I think it's...not working."

Right then I knew she had class!

Those are called furries!

He was so smart and handsome

Eminem of poetry

The Father of the minions 11:49

the best

And actually blows my mind that smoking was such a normal thing back then and never illegal him getting second hand smoke cancer is super sad

i only understand him because jim carey portrayed him

It's so great to make someone laugh, but it is really something....to make someone smile

Da Da art. He was always baffling to me until recently.

Amazing

"Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most"

4:30 *HE'S WEARING A SHOCKING SHOCKING AMOUNT OF MAKE UP. WTF* . .

I remember hating Andy, then i spent 5min warching him and love rushed trhu my laugh 😂

Those human seraphim, the sailors. ⚓️

I know he's a legend, but i can't get into it.

Not funny.

this might be daxflame

I remember Andy has a little kid on Saturday night live in the 70s. And I remember him wrestling and all the commercials taunting the South. It's a really lucky people are the ones who got to see him.

Can see how Robin Williams and Jim Carey were inspired by him.

Acting like Tony Clifton takes BALLS 😅

“HERE I COME TO SAVE THE DAY” 🗣️

I honestly didnt find any of this funny. Just looks like a new comedian that feels awkward on stage. Its boring and uncomfortablely cringy

it's an anti-joke, you have to listen to the jokes he's _not_ telling

I watch this yearly. Like a trip to an insane asylum!

I don’t understand how Kaufman or Letterman ever gained popularity. Too painful to watch again but I tried.

Krist is that you?

He lost me at the endless 🐓s and ⚽️s. This is overrated rambling glorifying the fall of man. I used to admire the beatniks.

Genius.

Literally the only funny part was when he had the lady come onstage and kick tony Clifton's ass. This man was way overrated. Anyone can get on stage and talk nonsense. Hackiest of all hacks. If he really faked his death he did the comedy world a service

Just dont get it sorry....

Um verdadeiro gênio da comédia.

outstanding

It’s Donald trump he never died ! He re-created himself and putting the biggest hoax on the United States of America

This is some wild shit

We wouldn't have Tim Robinson, Eric Andre, Conor O'Malley, Joe Pera, and Nathan Fielder if it weren't for this great man.

'56; the years leading up to this.

Wow I just saw so much of Adam Sandler and Steve Carrell voices and characters they’ve done in this act!! Wild how much he influenced comedians I grew up loving.

This guy had something that many people don't. First time seeing him, interesting stuff.

I thought the poem was called FOUL or maybe OFFAL