Albert Camus - Interview About Football (English subtitles)

Rare footage of Albert Camus speaking about football the year that he won The Nobel Prize in Literature (1957)...

[@breeeegs]

Camus in his books: *discusses incredibly profound insights into human existence* Camus in this interview: lol football is cool

[@septembersleepin]

ahhahaahahahahah

[@jakobz4685]

Literally reflecting the very core essence of his teachings how does he do it

[@theuberman7170]

He shows that he is genuine and not a just a smart ass.

[@lepetitchat123]

Yeah kinda disappointing. Maybe he didn't write the books

[@tedstrauss999]

Football is kinda cool

[@Loveee216]

"The only way to deal with un unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion" *A.Camus*

[@aaron18ful]

I'm neither. Oh well... none out of 2 ain't bad! 😂

[@bobbyjuju7442]

Who the hell's ever free at their job? Impossible.

[@masticloxpoker1006]

@@bobbyjuju7442 it flied, over ur head

[@Saltier]

@@bobbyjuju7442 that is his point, our world is so oppressive in all it's aspects that it seems almost hopeless. Unless, one finds a way to become unchained from that oppression and live so true to their heart that the world cannot help but shake in anger.

[@_j4va]

SHUT THE FUCK UP THIS IS A VIDEO ABOUT SOCCER

[@nathan1626]

"The only way to deal with the unfree world is to watch football matches" Camus

[@ellefirogeni4624]

but what w fixed.

[@udarpavarota396]

How does he always answer the questions quickly and with well-structured sentences in all of his interviews?

[@MrTheo4242]

Because he already thought of that

[@wckoek]

By being "present", because everything is as it is, and the answer is already there.

[@oscar6660]

Porque es un escritor. Sabe cómo y cuándo estructurar una buena oración.

[@Sir_Charles007]

Because he was a freaking genius.

[@Futurefighter4900]

He had a lifetime of thinking about things before he said them

[@lpaxtonyahoocom]

Greatest writer in the last 100 years, and better at philosophy than so many professional philosophers. My hero.

[@GianlucaGallo]

He was a great writer and philosopher, philosophy is not football, you don't pick the greatest in your mind and root for him. You read their work, and hopefully learn something, not trying to teach you anything mate, but you sounded like a football fan

[@bobtaylor170]

Read Flannery O'Connor. There was the greatest writer in the last 100 years.

[@lpaxtonyahoocom]

@@bobtaylor170 O'Connor is not remotely in the same category, not with literary skills, but she's completely devoid of any philosophy or profound though; i.e., just another novelists, and she's not the best in that category; prose stylists, well--Fitzgerald, Hemingway, or James Joyce; need I say more. I think you completely missed the point.

[@TheSuckoShow]

@@GianlucaGallo People only say that when their favorites are losing. CAMUS! CAMUS! CAMUS!

[@victornolo341]

My absurd hero*

[@Marouane0]

“One must imagine Albert tackling”

[@Tuercas]

-camus

[@unbearablyyours]

It was a pleasure to be interviewed. Just come up with better questions next time.

[@amritangshubaruah7368]

Thanks for uploading with English subtitles. Could you upload more of his videos and interviews with English subtitles?

[@VideosofFootballYoutube]

Knowledge Parlour Hi. Our channel’s main concept is football. So unfortunately there aren’t many more interviews of him about football.

[@ellefirogeni4624]

@@VideosofFootballKZbin Sure, you could make some🙂

[@yasinarabi3288]

if you were in the middle of the sticks you would realize how difficult it is.... (:

[@nevermindidk-l5n]

oooh that man was FINE

[@getyourlifetogether6204]

so true

[@amritsharma5373]

Isn't it absurd that 22 people run after a small ball in an enclosed field. Kick the ball with leg. And scream when they manage to put it through a rectangular bar.

[@calastyphon3414]

Of course things sound absurd when you totally remove them from context

[@dmitrishostakovich9559]

@CalasTyphon and thus, life

[@alexrose9388]

You're misunderstanding the nature of the absurd

[@Haadi42]

Exactly the problem of science itself. I could ramble like jean clamente but the thing with ramble is, it's easy to dismiss.

[@oscar6660]

No pueden los adultos jugar? ¿Jugar, soñar, contemplar, divertirse es monopolio de los niños?

[@meliicore]

Love him sm

[@growingmelancholy8374]

I was a child once.

[@ruwill99]

I love the way he talk

[@Radioactivepaladin0703]

Absurdaddy

[@14nov_12feb]

انا الوحيد من استمتعت للفيديو الاربعاء ٢٨ يونيو ٢٠٢٣. موافق ٢١ بؤونه ٦٢٦٤. ٨:٥٩ صباحا بتوقيت القاهرة . صبح أول أيام عيد أضحي المسلمين .

[@graveyarddreams1488]

He is so fine fr

[@FLUCTUS]

Thank you.

[@jackcarraway4707]

Chad Camus Virgin Nietzsche

[@arealnowhereman8255]

nah, both good

[@Ho-mb2wb]

Ignorant comment

[@noah5291]

both good. we wouldn't have Camus without Neitzche

[@tangerinesarebetterthanora7060]

In his personal life that's true about Nietzsche, but based off of his philosophical contributions he was a gigachad.

[@danvalare]

The G.O.A.T. Those who know, know.

[@hasooyoung3939]

god he's so fine

[@heathen838]

and you're such a loser

[@JulianJDiaz]

En español ¡POR FAVOR!

[@fpatrick1464]

I'm afraid he is not talking about football, he's asked about why (he thinks) he got the Nobel Price

[@jetixlol]

He wouldn't be very happy to see how money ruined football nowadays

[@crashcitys7398]

🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@TheAspiringCentenarian]

Was Camus fluent in Arabic?

[@miracleyang3048]

No

[@alexisrobinson9180]

he’s so bbg, I love him so much!!!

[@abelphilosophy4835]

The philosopher that saw life as absurd . It’s the only plausible conclusion for someone who did not put his trust in God through Jesus

[@Ramin2340]

... or the Buddah... or Muhammad... or Abraham... or Vishnu... or Shiva... or Odin... or Zeus... or some other kind of utter nonsense.

[@soren9833]

@@Ramin2340 Weak analogies. Religions address worldy phenomena differently. Try again.

[@Ramin2340]

@@soren9833 Those weren't analogies. English. Do you speak it?

[@soren9833]

@@Ramin2340 " _Those weren't analogies_ " You implied that the teachings/beliefs regarding Vishnu, Buddha and Odin are the same of that to Jesus; that it is "nonsense". That is creating an analogy... " _English. Do you speak it?_ " Well, I didn't speak it to you; I typed it...

[@Ramin2340]

​@@soren9833 No, I did not. You drew that implication on your own and I disagree with it. I implied that the basis on which people put their trust in these religious figures is the same... in that it is baseless. I could have asked if you type English... But then I wouldn't be quoting my favourite film.

[@mypenisisunbelievablysmall5650]

he just like me frfr

[@klevelty611]

Daddy.

[@Mondscheinelfe]

LMAO

[@chloelorrin212]

no because I even agree 💀

[@T.C1999]

Dang stay away from my gramps XDD

[@mercoro]

Its funny seeing historical figures speaking because the legacy they leave behind is so important that you don't expect their voices to be so... "common". But they still are common people, like you and me, and that realization always makes me giggle.

[@张文沛-z1g]

Oh gosh he is so handsome I love him so much

[@idealtara]

@@friendo1333 fuck you for saying that to her.

[@Nyx-kb7ze]

@@friendo1333 speak normally larper,

[@albertcamus929]

@@friendo1333 Fuck off, Incel.

[@albertcamus929]

@crazy knight teleported from medieval times That's hot. 🥵

[@renee2599]

@بدون إسم awww look our little incel came to rescue his friend! how cute

[@biodunaiyegboyin1076]

Un homme que je respecte.

[@ellefirogeni4624]

Comme lui aussi.

[@RobertJones-st3wj]

Shows he was the commons mans philosopher liked attending football matches rather than spending time with other intellectuals and borgeois types

[@pierrejeanpaulfrancoisjacq25]

me hero.

[@med_ayhem_benabda]

I was gonna say why evreyone in the comment have Albert Pic as pfp than I've looked at my pfp

[@dixgun]

Incredible 🙏

[@mohamadalinagafdari7384]

Good camus

[@andysaunders8497]

Does anyone know the result of that game?

[@saalimkhan4133]

Absurd won the match

[@matteo2721]

Racing Paris 2 - 3 AS Monaco. The game was played in 1957 in the Parc des Princes which is where PSG play now

[@livenyzq]

absurdly hot !

[@muhammadridho7680]

So Putin was an interviewer?

[@v21829]

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