Andrew Dice Clay Talks About Bill Burrs Thing | Howie Mandel Does Stuff

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

I met him once when he came into my video store in 1993. He was with his son, Max, and he was buying him some Disney movies. I'm there trying not to laugh every time I hear Dice talking to his kid because that voice just triggers your funny bone. Anyways, they come up to my register and I get to ring them up, still trying not to laugh. Max, who must be about 3 or 4, puts his videos on the counter, but he can barely see over it. I ring them up, give them the receipt, bag the videos, and hand them to Max. Dice says to him, "Whaddaya say?" Max pulls himself up on the counter, looks at me, and says, "Thank you!" Then Dice says in his best Dice voice, "Not ta him, to ME!" That's when I started laughing out loud, he could tell I was a fan, and he was giving me something to remember.

[@cameronidk2]

great stuff, i'm a big fan...the roller coaster of his life Wow

[@RickyRicardo-jd8ed]

K

[@glennmarchildon5056]

So funny, thanks for sharing.

[@danirox1979]

Probably was happy you were cool and low key around his kid.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

​@@danirox1979 Where I worked, celebrities came in all the time, so we were all kind of jaded about it. That's probably why so many came in, they knew we would treat them like normal people. David Bowie came in all the time and he would chat with all of us, he'd remember our names, and crack jokes. I got called to the sales floor one day and see it's him and he's asking me for new movies to check out. I pick up a movie called The Linguini Incident and say, "This one is horrible, don't get this one." He starts laughing... because he's in it!

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

The Adventure of Ford Fairlane. Love that movie.

[@jimmyjameson8705]

Comedic genius ..so underrated

[@lisasez]

I have the T-shirt😊 love the movie of course it's not streaming anywhere right now😢

[@briefcaseblues6061]

It's Bootie Time, Bootie Time. Across the USA! It's Bootie Time, Bootie Time! A hey hey hey!

[@urmom13st.]

​​@@lisasezit is on pirate bay...

[@YaWantTaters]

Dice a brilliant comedy mind; so good. I wonder if you'd ever do a full-length feature film again

[@laMeloHolic]

I rarely watch entire podcasts. This one with Dice i just couldn't get enough. Fantastic to see and hear him!!!!!

[@Soyuz2578]

You should watch the one he did with Bert Kreischer... Now THAT was hilarious 😂

[@rogermain3052]

Insanely good podcast! I tuned in for five minutes, and wound up watching the entire show.

[@Fabadaba]

Look up Dice Man on Stern. Maaany hours out there. Greatness 💯

[@elusivelectron]

He seems like an excellent father.

[@heatherb8888]

Me 2!

[@fulltiltgonzales]

That's exactly what I was going to say - I got totally sucked in and watched to the end.

[@MichaelSmith-xb5cp]

Well first of all it's DICE, shock comic GOAT. It's always hard to look away.

[@angryredninja]

I'm so glad I watched this interview! I never saw the TV show Crime Story, but after this interview, I went on Peacock and watched ever episode, because I missed it 40 years ago. I was like 20 yrs old when it was on, so I was out and about during it's initial network run. I've been a big fan of the Diceman even back then, but never once seen him do anything dramatic. He was spectacular as Max! Very underrated series and he was great in it! He is a very talented actor, and that show proves it!!

[@Marleystrummer]

I saw him first in the hilarious movie Ford Fairlane Rock n Roll Detective in the 90's? I'm 50 now

[@alienresearchlab]

I'm doing the same thing right now! LOL

[@briefcaseblues6061]

Skull Crusher and Casual Sex was the movies I seen him in first but Fairlane is classic. One of first DVDs I owned. DICE serves on Showtime was hilarious 😂

[@briefcaseblues6061]

*series

[@dvduadotcom]

Dice's acting in Blue Jasmine was phenomenal. No bullshit.

[@Matt-z6q]

I respect him as an actor.....but he has never been a comic. I can't respect him for taking the money and the fame for doing jokes that he KNEW were crap when what he wanted to do was act.

[@sadboi7537]

Living legend. Dice is the fucking man. He broke down so many barriers that no one else was doing at the time.

[@JosephScott-ct9sw]

Andrew is good friends with Tom Green, and it strikes me that anyone who is good friends with Tom Green must be alright.

[@vanmoody]

His girlfriend sugar plum is a VAMPIRE! She kept talking about that neck. She was lingering.

[@krimpoo]

He broke barriers but not for his comedy.That was super base,barely funny stuff but what he did do was sell out massive venues for years and years.

[@jsjj]

He sucks. I walked out of a show in Vegas because he rehashed his 80's schtick after berating a family for a half hour.

[@sadboi7537]

@@jsjj He berated a family for half an hour?? Sign me up for that shit! Dice is the man.

[@kirkalex5257]

Love Dice! One of the greatest storytellers ever. Pure genius.

[@LCculater]

I grew up with Andrew and I’m 63 now and last week I had to look up DM 😂 ( direct message ) which is still funny as aren’t all messages direct ?😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bufordteejustice1119]

Just got tickets to see Dice for a 3rd time. He's a living legend and still great onstage.

[@curlyb]

Lol nice!!!!! Lol

[@mrwinston_thepug]

Im glad Dice clarified who Sugarplum was because I thought that was his nickname for Howie. Dice is a Legend!

[@lisasez]

Andrew Dice Clay's is Howie's best podcast. I wish it never ended. To Howie your frequency of interrupting is enough to cause an anxiety attack😮 Please stop interrupting😱!!!

[@jonnypip73]

First off thanks for having Dice on . Second , you know what’s great about your podcast ?? You actually let the guests talk !! Bravo to you and your daughter

[@sgtsaltandpepper]

Funny cause he usually doesn't so this must be a rare occasion lol.

[@rickwelch8464]

Like Dice let's anyone get an word in edgewise.

[@dootwoot]

He lets them talk???? Constantly interrupting can’t finish a story without him mterupting and asking questions

[@sgtsaltandpepper]

It wasn't as bad here as some of the other episodes but usually it's pretty bad, the Mike Judge episode is a good example.@@dootwoot

[@johnneal7169]

​@spidermanhulk7574 exactly. Idk what this person was watching. Not only did he interrupt on EVERY subject, when he does interrupt he shows that he doesn't know what hes talking about. And as if that's not enough, the girl, that nobody knows, talks about blah blah blah

[@30pipeliner]

This was absolutely amazing!!! 2 absolute legends!! I absolutely love when podcasts turn into story telling about their come up in the industry and being 43 yrs old this one was super special cause I came up watching and doing Diceman cigarette impersonation’s with my buddies lol!! Then Howie is an absolute F***ing legend that is absolutely killing it even more now than ever!!

[@paulmikol1647]

Super fantastic interview guys - I was left wanting 2 more hours y'all... Really really solid job Howie and Jackelyn and Dice was incredible as usual! Thanks for a great time, I had a blast!

[@TheBvirgilio86]

Howie goes for wrap up #6 and Dice comes back with Almond Shaped Eyes to keep it going. Lol. Love Howie's discomfort. 😂

[@joeyservo]

Dice LIVES to make people uncomfortable. It's the greatest.

[@garyrigby21]

Dices midgets bit is one of the funniest things ever I hadn't laughed so hard in ages

[@j-mac7401]

I've never / ever - out of many interviews _ seen Dice laugh out so much. Tells me is happy and doing well....

[@ricileigh88]

I was so excited when Dice came out during Bill Burr's show in Newark! My son and I go to see Burr when be comes around because he's his favorite comedian. Then Clay comes out and he's one of my favorites growing up. I don't have the words to explain how special that was. Bonding moment for me and my son! ❤❤❤👏👏👏

[@garyny4073]

I was at that guns concert in met life stadium NJ , pretenders opened for an hour then dice did 20 mins , then guns for over 3 hrs , incredible show , incredible night , even the cloudy skies never opened up with rain . 👍☕🚬🥃

[@dennisjusti6578]

Love it howie and the dice man bada bing bada boom!!!!!!!! Forget about it

[@gilhelguera]

I love the Dice Man! and I love the podcast Howie and Jackelyn!

[@gailcalderone5229]

Howie's reactions are the best watching Dice n looking at his daughter...Dice just goes on and onnnnn!!! An hour later he finishes about Bill Burr....Thanks Howie..

[@user-vg2eg7oo5n]

Always funny. Thanks, Andrew.

[@edf10000]

I am related Dice through a marriage. Met him only once at a wedding, seemed like a nice quiet guy actually.

[@AltuveLJ]

@@edreynolds8721bruh. Norm Macdonald is once of the OG Greats. Lol.

[@dcore64]

Did we ever solve the neck thing?!! Diceman rules!!!

[@jasonbarnes8452]

27:20 for the “Bill Burr thing”

[@stevieg1857]

Great episode. I wish Gilbert was still with us.

[@pennsyltuckyden9823]

Remember Gilbert doing Dice on Sterns channel 9 show I had tears in my eyes from laughing so hard

[@GHOSTbirdnatureLOVER]

do they talk about gilbert here?

[@DopeVWs666]

Dice’s long stories are super interesting to Dice. 😀👍🏼

[@andrewedwards5896]

this is two minute I will never get back ! Howie Too funny . Thanks Howie , so funny

[@misisbrown4368]

When someone is telling a story, do not cut them off.

[@richardclegg5853]

People watching this who weren't around during his peak years might think he's embellishing just how big a star he was... He's not, if anything he's underplaying it. There was no one bigger or funnier than Andrew Dice Clay, and for me, his comedy stands up 40 years later and he's still killing it today. We luv ya Dice!!!

[@Matt-z6q]

The only reason dice is having any comeback moment at all is that comedy is going through a very bad time right now. There's a small handful carrying it all on their shoulders. Dice is and will always be an entertainer, but he never was and will never be a comic. He's a great actor. His first bit was actually just him acting....not a single joke, just him acting like the fonz or doing the absent minded professor bit, and then he realized that he could draw a crowd by being "outrageous". I can't respect a comic just because they were at one time the biggest thing ever, because at one time Dane Cook was the biggest thing, at one time Bert Kreischer was the biggest thing, at one time a guy spinning plates was the biggest thing......ect. Just because nobody else is willing to tell a certain joke on stage doesn't make that joke funny. You can't just forget that someone got rich being a homophobic, misogynist, racist who didn't write a single actual joke. McDonald's is the most successful, that doesn't mean they are the best....that just means they are willing to sell the most absolute crap to the most people.

[@richardclegg5853]

My definition of what makes someone a comedian, if he (she) gets up on stage, starts talking, I start laughing, they're a comedian... I doubt many, if any comedians "act" the same off stage as they do on... Brian Regan? Jim Gaffigan? Bill Burr? All funny, all "acting"

[@Smiley-Coyote]

Sometimes i forget just how funny Dice is ehen he's off stage just doing interviews, and now I'll be checking out his tiktok vids because that's just good old fashioned simple ridiculous humor 😂😂 This guy is just naturally funny IMO.

[@scotttaylor9339]

His show "DICE" on Showtime is Criminally underrated. There's a few episodes on KZbin, It's so fuckin funny.

[@beatleguise130]

Great show Howie , Thanks for Having Andrew Dice Clay on… Unbelievable!!

[@ricksanchez5696]

*The Man The Myth The Legend The Dice Man* 😎

[@LoneWolf-cv6pl]

Pathetic

[@TFOX-mf2py]

Dice is the greatest comedian of all time. Saw him a few years ago at the Tropicana in Vegas. He comes out wearing these huge baggy jenco style jeans , the muscle shirt, the huge glasses of course , and a full head of gray hair. His act was great of course , but the funniest moments are when he wasn't saying a word. There aren't many comedians who can make a crowd die laughing , without saying anything! Lifetime fan.

[@frankflstf]

That is such a good point and so important and accurate thank you for making that point

[@stanmanmedia]

I go to bed late too all my life.. my son too. It's after 8AM now and I'm still watching this, but I nap a bit after dinner. A lot of us are late night people all our lives, so I get Dice.

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

I'm glad I watched this episode I never knew The Dice Man didn't really care about stand up and he just wanted to be an actor very interesting for some reason I never heard that before and I watched almost every podcast he's on and many other interviews it's sad how howie keeps trying to derail the convo but he does that to a lot of his guests lol dice is trying to tell great stories I want more

[@jeffnusz193]

Dice is da man!! Honest and open. Great job you two!

[@mandoville]

I’m watching…it’s 23:58…that’s 11:58 pm for non mil…bye buddies..bye Andrew…it’s been an honor…much respect…and yes..family…and Andrew is quite the dad…and the Kind We Need so so much more…Thank yoooooz!

[@redone8232]

Uncrompencable Howie! Long Live Dice!

[@-Evil-Genius-]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🤔 *Andrew Dice Clay's Relationship Journey* - Andrew Dice Clay discusses his current girlfriend, Carrie, and shares the story of how they met. 04:02 💌 *Andrew Dice Clay and Carrie's Love Story* - Eleanor, Andrew's ex-fiancée and opening act, introduces Carrie to Andrew on the Impractical Jokers Cruise. - Despite initial reluctance, Carrie and Andrew connect, leading to a lasting relationship. - The couple's strong bond is highlighted by the absence of toxic elements in their relationship. 06:12 😅 *Andrew Dice Clay's Past Relationships* - Andrew briefly reflects on his multiple marriages and acknowledges the toxicity in some past relationships. - He emphasizes the unique and positive aspects of his current relationship with Carrie. 09:33 🎭 *Andrew Dice Clay's Evolution into "Dice"* - Andrew discusses the evolution of his stage persona from impressions to the development of the "Dice" character. - His transformation from a normal person during the day to the bold "Dice" persona at night is highlighted. - The story includes mentions of early comedic influences, including Jerry Lewis and John Travolta. 16:29 🌟 *Impact of "Crime Story" on Andrew Dice Clay's Career* - Andrew shares the pivotal moment when he secured a role in Michael Mann's "Crime Story" and its impact on his career. - The discussion includes a decision to prioritize a comedy club gig over a movie, leading to a breakthrough opportunity. - Despite the show's eventual cancellation, it served as a platform for various actors, including David Caruso. 20:56 🌐 *Andrew Dice Clay's Bold Prediction and Rise to Fame* - Andrew recalls predicting his meteoric rise to stardom after appearing on Rodney Dangerfield's Young Comedians Special. - The ad in Variety, proclaiming himself the biggest comic, is discussed, and its subsequent validation is acknowledged. - The aftermath of the special, marked by arenas selling out and the realization of his prediction, is highlighted. 22:36 🚀 *Andrew Dice Clay's Early Career and Confidence* - Andrew Dice Clay discusses his early career, being the first to play arenas, and the cancellation of his show. - Michael Mann's conversation with Andrew about becoming the biggest star in the world. - The confidence in knowing what he was supposed to do in his career and the influence of his parents. 23:32 🎭 *Andrew's Confidence, Comedy Style, and Encouragement to Bill Burr* - Andrew reflects on his confidence and attributes it to his upbringing. - The impact of Andrew's mother's confidence and support in shaping his comedy. - Bill Burr's recollection of Andrew encouraging him before playing significant events. 24:44 🌟 *Andrew Dice Clay's Influence on Bill Burr* - Bill Burr talks about Andrew Dice Clay's encouragement before playing major events. - Andrew's transition from clubs to arenas and the impact on Bill Burr. - The significance of the encouragement received in the comedy community. 27:15 🎤 *Andrew's Performance Style and Preference for Concerts* - Andrew expresses his preference for concert performances over club gigs. - The importance of dynamic and engaging performances in comedy. - Acknowledgment of the uniqueness in Andrew's energetic stage presence. 33:09 💔 *Andrew's Personal Life, Divorce, and Career Perspective* - Andrew shares personal challenges, including divorce and a heart attack. - Michael Rotenberg's advice to Andrew regarding divorce settlement. - The connection between personal challenges and Andrew's career trajectory. 37:32 💇 *Andrew's Shaved Head and Career Reinvention* - Andrew Dice Clay explains the origin of shaving his head for a movie role. - The decision to maintain the shaved head look and its impact on his image. - Reflection on the evolution of his appearance and its reception. 42:30 🏫 *Andrew's School Experience and Parental Involvement* - Andrew Dice Clay criticizes the current state of teachers' behavior with kids. - Anecdote about nearly confronting his son's gym teacher due to weight-related issues. - Andrew's approach to helping his son without making it about weight loss. 44:34 🚀 *Max's Gym Teacher Incident* - Andrew Dice Clay recounts an incident involving his son Max and a gym teacher. - Max fails gym for not wearing the right sweatshirt and not writing a report about exercise. - Dice confronts the gym teacher, highlighting the impact on Max's self-esteem and the teacher's lack of understanding. 47:29 🤯 *Dice's Encounter with Cancel Culture* - Reflecting on being perceived as the first victim of cancel culture. - Describes the challenges faced due to his reputation and how he overcame them. - Highlights the difference between the cancel culture he experienced and today's landscape. 50:12 🌙 *Dice's Late-Night Lifestyle* - Discusses his love for staying up late and the activities he enjoys during late hours. - Mentions the support from friends who also appreciate late-night activities. - Shares his perspective on the late-night culture in show business. 55:53 🎭 *Dice's Mother Confronts a Teacher* - Andrew Dice Clay narrates an incident from his childhood where his mother confronts his teacher, Mr. Bater. - His mother's charm and assertiveness diffuse the situation with Mr. Bater. - Reflects on the impact of his mother's personality and how she handled conflicts. 57:28 🎤 *Dice Encouraging Bill Burr* - Dice shares his experience attending Bill Burr's show and being asked to perform. - Expresses the pressure of being asked to do a set in an arena after a long hiatus. - Reveals the supportive relationship between comedians, emphasizing how Burr saw him perform and got inspired. 01:03:35 🤣 *Dice's TikTok Adventures* - Discusses his recent foray into TikTok and the comedic content he creates. - Mentions going up to strangers in New York for humorousinteractions. - How his TikTok videos have become a popular and entertaining aspect of his online presence. 01:06:50 🗣️ *Dealing with confrontations on stage* - Comedian discusses handling fights during performances. - Shares experiences of approaching people in the audience. - Emphasizes the importance of being respectful and walking away if necessary. 01:09:11 🎭 *Current projects and social media* - Talks about upcoming projects and potential TV show. - Mentions presence on TikTok and Instagram. - Shares social media handles and where to follow for updates. 01:10:19 🎤 *Opening for Guns N' Roses* - Describes the unexpected opportunity to open for Guns N' Roses. - Reflects on the experience of performing in front of a massive crowd. - Credits Bill Burr for the opportunity and plans for future performances. 01:14:32 💍 *Relationship status and future plans* - Discusses the possibility of marriage. - Explains the dilemma of ring shopping. - Teases plans for a larger tour and building up to Arena status. 01:17:21 🛒 *Merchandise and show promotion* - Mentions available merchandise and encourages viewers to subscribe and comment. - Discusses plans for a bigger tour. - Briefly talks about the uncertainty of show airing schedules. 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[@Davebphotography]

Thanks harpa

[@TheDamageinc81]

Great post!!!

[@-Evil-Genius-]

@@Davebphotography I love me some HARPA

[@peterstanakis4585]

Dice is the best....when his nursery rhymes routine first came out,me and my buddies would get all banged up and laugh our nuts off listening to the Dice Man for the next 90 mins! Dems were da dayz! Hickory dickory dock.......you KNOW THE REST! Thanks for putting the" King" on!

[@iliketurtles8918]

"And then you would run away and he would chase you. . . ?" 😂 😂 😅

[@GenericVillain]

Brain Smasher was one of my favorite movies as I was growing up. I don't get how it didn't become a cult classic rhe way Big Trouble in Little China did as they both had the same irreverent yet fun vibe. Truely under-rated work of genius. It's a fuggin' travesty.

[@angryredninja]

We are not Ninjas!

[@GenericVillain]

@@angryredninja "So, I keep the peace. And I like what I do. And I'm proud of what I do. And that's that."

[@SVJROADSTER770]

Is Dice trying to look like Brian Johnson of AC/DC? 😂

[@matt75hooper]

Hickory Dickory Dock. Circa 1987 ? Fishing trip. 20 miles out. Whiskey, cigars & lots of fish. Buddy sticks this Diceman cassette in. We laughed until we nearly passed out from lack of Oxygen. Thank you Diceman. What a trip.

[@jackpayne790]

Wonderful to hear about all ADC's adventures.. Could listen gor hours

[@BarbaraBurkert]

Thank you Howie for having Andrew dice clay on your show !! I can't remember the last time I saw him perform this is great. The first time I saw him it was him doing his comedy routine on tv I loved it because it was very unique , very funny , and dice is a really good looking guy too.. also let's not forget a good actor too. Dice is a legend! Luv yah dice 🤗❤️❤️❤️🎉♋

[@carterparsons940]

Great interview, love the dice man.

[@victoriaarnstein123]

THIS WAS FANATASTIC!!

[@TheGatlinburgHussey]

I just subbed from TikTok.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@CJOlin]

He was filming 'Brain Smasher..A Love Story' in Portland, OR about 1992, he was filming a scene on top of a prop MAX train (Portland's Mass transit train), not far from the nightclub where I worked. He's sitting on this make shift replica on top of a box truck, the truck stops and he's fumbling around in his jacket, he yells "Mother Fucker, where's my smokes?" and starts in on somebody forgot to put his smokes in the prop jacket. While standing nearby, he sees me smoking, which happened to be Marlboro Lights, like he smoked and asked for a smoke. I said no problem, but only if he lights it like only the "Dice Man" would!! He smiles and complies by tossing the cigarette in his mouth, lighting the Zippo on his thigh and putting his hand behind his head around to the cigarette and lighting it. I told him to keep the smokes, because we always had free cigarettes from drunk people leaving them on the bar...lighters, too!! We had a small buck behind the bar full of Bic lighters. He tossed his Zippo to me and said "You'se awight, Buddy". He asked where we work and I told him. Later that night after filming wrapped, he and about 30 crew members all walk in and tore the place up with hilarity. He bought a round of drinks for the entire house, which was about 50 people that were already there. He saw me and walked up and handed me the empty cigarette pack that he'd signed. He put his arm around me said "You'se awight" again!!! He said he was hungry because the craft service food sucked and asked my recommendation. I told him I'd take care of it. Made him the biggest bacon cheeseburger, plate of our signature hot Buffalo Wings and our house made french fries and brought it to him. He ate the entire burger without putting it down, then ate all the wine & fries... tossing it back with a frosty Widmer Heffeweisen. I told him it was on the house, if he signed the menu!! He obliged! I still have the menu, lighter and cigarette pack!! This obviously before cell phones and cameras in everybody's pockets, but he wrote down his phone number in California and told me if I ever was in L.A. to call him and he would take care of ME!! I still have that, too. Unfortunately, I never went to L.A. and ended up moving to Maui in 1996. I've run into him a couple other times over the years (being in the industry sort of part time) and he always remembers me (My face, not my name, haha)!!! I have a Mandel story, too. For another comment. I've already written a novel!!

[@lost_one_5870]

The Diceman Cometh😎

[@markcodysr]

Hilarious! Love it! Good stuff Howie!

[@mikereseigh]

Really liked the interview

[@chrisnelson1928]

Dice always gets an automatic 👍 from me

[@DukeCityExplorer]

Grew up watching everything comedy when i was a kid - Carson, Letterman, SNL, Bud Freemans/Improve, stand up comedians...etc. Never knew Mandel and Clay had history together. Great stories... 😊

[@johnfilardi]

Every time I listen to dice there’s a new story, a lot of life lessons

[@wihopaSD]

❤ fantastic session ❤ both of you ❤

[@TheWardBond]

The Day the Laughter Died is the greatest live comedy LP of all time! Dice Rules🔥

[@Matt-z6q]

How could you say "of all time" when there is Louis C.K, when there is Norm Macdonald, when there is Dave Chappelle and Kat Williams, when there is Steven Wright, Mitch Hedburg, Bill Burr and even Pete Holmes. That's like saying KISS is the best rock band of all time after listening to Led Zeppelin. The only excuse for you standing by that statement is that you've only ever heard comedy from Dice and objectively terrible comedians.

[@ronaldkonkoma4356]

Anthony Cumia doing Dice-is performing at the Allahu Akbar and grill is number 2

[@KristopherBaker]

"She won't do anything with her lips?" - Howie I love you. Never change - lol

[@jameswinninghamjr.6256]

I remember sneaking and watching dice's stand up when my parents were sleep!

[@Gregory-dj1lg]

'Toilet plunger lips.' Magnificent!

[@dryker7085]

Dice is the best! Infinitely listenable.

[@ExKUKicker]

Little Boy Blew...Ooooooh, he needed the money!😆😆😆😆 I've watched Ford Fairlane, probably, 50 times since 1990. Still a great flic for Dice.👍

[@AnalogX64]

great episode. Andrew Dice Clay is always a blast.💖💖💖

[@user-ii8em7hb4d]

Toilet plunger lipps got me dying laughing .. and then they had to put up a pic with a girl with one..😅😂

[@V8Deuce]

The two Comedians that shook the world are Richard Pryor and Dice. This was a great Podcast. Thank you

[@NoxiousLynx]

i absolutely lost it when i heard him do travolta🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@billythekidd-go3hv]

“Listen to you, talkin dirty.” 😆

[@michellecook-hill]

Loved this episode ❤

[@k.brown34668]

I love that, no curse words only phenomenal curses on them personally.

[@Drrewsterr]

I wish this was 4× LONGER!! ❤

[@chuckwalters4759]

This was awesome! I enjoyed seeing Dice.

[@johnnysanchez4456]

Excellent show!

[@johnnysurfs]

Glad to Mr. Clay looking so good. God Bless.

[@NY51663]

I love how Howie shuts down his daughter when she interrupts.

[@MrMedicAdnan]

Great episode with a LEGEND.

[@albertvidal1818]

Welcome Back Dice I remeber having watch parties on your ppv shows Im a big fan

[@malabananracing]

Love Dice! Saw him Live at Sycuan Casino, San Diego years back, and it was surreal. 👊🏽

[@briantimlin5778]

Love this.

[@smileypedestrian4123]

The Andrew Dice Clay "Y'know" count is insane

[@870expressmag]

That was hilarious!!

[@frankflstf]

Great show guys keep it up

[@jameslonano5659]

Everybody had a cassette of Dice's first big comedy special and everybody I knew could recite the entire act word for word. That went on for years. When Dice says he was the biggest act in the world, he's not exaggerating.

[@HollyW00d81]

I was like 8 years old and brought a cassette to school of his first album and listened to it on the bus. Luckily I didn't get caught.

[@cybermavrik]

absolutely 😆

[@flinggolfwithdennis]

Like the show. Great learning more background on The Dice Man.

[@Donkeykongington]

You got a new subscriber howie! I love the show!

[@drewgormley6933]

Glad to see Dice is mellowing

[@1dariansdad]

This was way better than the Rogan interview. Clay was pretty antagonistic and defensive but he and Howie have been friends for years so maybe that makes the difference.

[@WarrenHolly]

Dice is dead on about that skit he did with Rodney . A lot of people in my community hadn't seen it. I had recorded it by the time I showed my friends they were doing dice impersonatioms all over. It truly was groundbreaking for comedy. Because all of my friends watched Crime Stories. I'd say Dice is funny as hell. They thought I was talking about the tv show. His comedy was outta there.

[@haze1123]

Man, that green screen image behind Howie is super hard on the eyes.

[@tony_n316]

Went to see Dice at the Worcester Centrum in early 1991… The show was amazing and he sold out 3 nights. The venue is where all the major concerts happened with about 15,000 seats. It’s no longer called the Centrum, but the venue is still there.

[@dtrain138]

I was just going to watch a few minutes...and now it's over...at 2:02am in January 2024. So it's airing now. And he's probably up right now. Loved his comedy back in the day.

[@KnightIndustries572]

I saw Dice in Melbourne in 2013, got to briefly meet him and take a photo and I also met and spoke with Eleanor Kerrigan after the show, she was GREAT, incredibly funny, tbh on sheer entertainment value, gave Dice a good run for his money!

[@Fletch2022]

I gotta be with the Uncomprensible Howie Mandel! Thats the funniest shit ever!

[@yukonjack.]

Boy right out of the gate I picked up on Mandela keeping his daughter on a obsessively short leash.

[@victoryak86]

He seems to have a heart of gold.