A Tribute to George Carlin

[@kidkidkid123]

George Carlin, one of the few comedians I actually find hilarious.

[@AdamEH24]

i'm gonna miss you george. you are the king of comedy. R.I.P

[@deanonewton8704]

I was asleep until Carlin woke me up like a drill sergeant would.

[@lifemetall]

carling was the reason i started to doubt my religion, he released me from the mind control, thank you george, you will be remembered

[@Tony_Iscariot]

That picture at 00:54 seconds might be my favorite picture of him.It seems to encapsulate so much about him.

[@user-fn2pe5ym9x]

A LEGEND FOREVER ICONIC ICON. Thank You George Carlin for, making me laugh growing up in 7Os

[@papersplease]

His death was a huge loss, but his life was an incalculable gain.

[@meabobanderrme]

Greatest philosopher ever , he's my God

[@mikebond9612]

Amen. Changed the way I look at and understand myself and the world around me more than any other artist

[@santapho]

"greatest philosopher", "he is my god", "an artist". Hahahahah you people, would be the first to be roasted by the live flesh of Carlin's intelligence. hahaaha

[@mikebond9612]

@@santapho ok...

[@HardikBhakhar]

He is looking up at us and still screaming.😁😂

[@ErichoTTA]

I remember seeing this in the book store.

[@DawnofTheTruth]

A lyrical genius, with a kick and a giggle he gains your trust. With an assault and a good punch he told you how it was. Though some will bash now as they feared him in his physical form. He wouldn't care he'd say fu*k'em, as he has now returned to dust. Yet his Logic lives on...

[@tombry4480]

The worst music possible for Carlin. I like the emotion displayed, and it's completely undone by this crap music.

[@The22on]

I've produced many videos for advertising. I won't comment on the music in this video, except to say that the purpose of music is to support the visuals with an emotional element. It can be happy, sad, serious, important, etc. If enough people agree with you that the music is not supportive of the subject, the video producer has failed. The biggest mistake that producers make is putting the music up too loud (like in this video). When music competes with dialogue, it's an amateur's mistake. The levels may sound great in the silence of a control room, but in the outside world, it's never a pure listening environment. I've heard commercials while driving where I could barely understand the announcer because the music bed was too loud. When that is added to traffic noise, rain, etc. the advertising message is lost. Even if you hate commercials (which I do, even though I work in that business) it's a shame when a company pays tens of thousands of dollars to produce a commercial and buy air time only to have the thirty seconds go by and the audience not know what the hell the product was! My rule of thumb for people mixing their own videos is: Mix it down until you think the balance between background music and on-screen dialogue is perfect. Then, pull the music fader down to half of what you had it. If you had a perfect mix with the music at level 6, you'll have a better mix at level 3 (or 4 maximum). You will say, "I can barely hear any music at all" and I'll say, "You're learning!"

[@travosk8668]

His ears are generous

[@maxmagraw]

He transformed the world. Original "Truther".

[@danielnicholasgeorgi4292]

Max Magraw literally the original truther

[@mikeisapro]

@chapmaned You can call it New Age and label it that way but man I bet you've never had a powerful psychedelic experience, or even a profound spiritual one without psychedelics (perhaps with meditation or fasting or lucid dreaming, etc) These types of things have made me feel and understand the point of view that "everything is one" or that "we are all one" (We meaning us humans, meaning consciousness, I see it more as "everything is one" because of the experiences ive felt).

[@mikeisapro]

@chapmaned Besides, I said "or even a profound spiritual [experience] WITHOUT psychedelics". They are not the only way to achieve states of mind that allow you to percieve things differently and look at things in other perspectives..

[@mikeisapro]

@chapmaned Uh, no. He enjoyed cocaine (which resulted in a few heart attacks) and psychedelics as well. He has talked about them (psychedelics).

[@mikeisapro]

@chapmaned My whole point is that psychedelics aren't addictive (OR habitual), yes a lot of legal drugs and some illegal ones are physically addictive and psychologically habit forming, but I try to minimize/moderate using or just flat out not using, those drugs. (I am addicted to nicotine, it's bad for ya alright) But I don't use psychedelics or psychedelic plants very often.at all.

[@FireFightWrestling]

You're right. NOW GIVE ME AN INTERNET HUG!

[@jmaan3]

Too sad, another great comedian gone, first bill hicks, then richard jeni now the god of stand up himself, makes me feel sad so many great voices of comedy are falling silent one by one, im just glad unlike people we know personally who die we have their albums to always keep us goin

[@OOZiTen]

Holy shit.. 3:14 Michael Ian Black's face is super crooked.

[@privateprivate1865]

Dennis Leary.. lol

[@dechenmo8966]

back when ross had hair.

[@stevejpm1]

Napalm and silly putty and brain droppings on a weekly rotational basis sets me up for the day on my commute to work.

[@mikeisapro]

@chapmaned I'm sorry to tell you but this is simply ignorance. Ever heard of a shaman? Even earlier than that, animals have always eaten psychoactive things in foods/nature. It wasn't just in the AD1900's and 2000's (lol).

[@GrainBin90]

all the good comics dead, pryor dead, carlin dead, patton oswalt,still alive!