George Carlin Soft Language Reaction Video - THIS ONE STILL SEEMS RELEVANT TODAY!

[@rosemariediamond5948]

A man ahead of his time. He will always be relevant

[@martinl8574]

After growing up with Carlin and having read his books and owning his albums. I can say. George Carlin was a genius! R.I.P. George!

[@spiritualhammer392]

George Carlin would absolutely HATE what we've become today.

[@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe8011]

Oh gaod,can u imagine his routine today? Holy crapll

[@happymethehappyone8300]

As many of us older generations do.

[@IASP17]

I would love a 2 hour special by him about todays World. good lord lol

[@LewDanLascivious8276]

Shit he hated what people had become even back then and before him and I don't blame him one damn bit.😂

[@deragon59]

I mean his last show was 2008 not that long ago

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Many loved/counted on George for always giving it to us straight,, no bullsh*t or candy coating..R.I.P. George 🙏❤️

[@JohnRotonto-ql9ds]

Creative- How he weaves together the english language and leaves you in stitches! Carlin was truly one of a kind! 👍👍😄😄😄😄😄

[@Miller2h41]

This standup took place in 1990 called "Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics"

[@scottgorski7931]

George was great because he would make you laugh and think at the same time.

[@jamesdamiano8894]

George was a genius.

[@patmckittrick9333]

George did a few routines dealing specifically with language. He did one centered on the language used by airlines that was absolutely HILARIOUS!

[@robertmaez6706]

He's one of the all time great Philosopher-Comics. Been watching since the 60's when he was the hippie-dippy weatherman!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR comedian,, John Pinette (R.I.P.🙏❤️)...TRUST ME!!..He Had the ability to laugh at himself,, not take the world too seriously & a good/kind man.

[@TheNewRevolution]

Carlin was a genius, a true original, and they'll never be another one like him. I've seen comedians try to copy him. It never works.

[@letsgotomarsman]

He sucked. At the end he just rambled reading a newspaper on stage

[@johnthegreek5836]

I’ve always loved George Carlin

[@randyhodges8782]

Can't make up my mind about you guys, but a friend of Carlin's is a friend of mine.

[@garygoodman4342]

My all time favorite Carlin bit is from this Era called Flying on the airlines. He took the bit of "pre-board" off this and turned it into a 15-20 minute bit on the airlines.

[@michaelfried3123]

George Carlin dropped truth bombs every time he spoke. Sorely missed! This bit is from his 1990 stand up titled "Doin' it Again". If you wanna do another one from the same time period, try 1992's "Jammin' in New York". I think its even better than this one from 1990 (my opinion).

[@mikeconway9849]

My favorite Carlin that you've done!

[@davidbordonaro1631]

His "Stuff" bit is funny . I had the pleasure of seeing him in 1985 - I'm still laughing

[@brianmccauley3267]

I agree.

[@raed-irq6286]

George Carlin is the best comedian ever!

[@brianmccauley3267]

Love, love, love this man

[@IggyStardust1967]

Carlin taught me how to think outside the box when I was a child. His career began back in the 50s, but he REALLY hit his stride during the "counter culture" part of the 1960s. I can ONLY imagine what he would think of the dumb shit this country has done since his death. Hell, even his widow can't really articulate it. I have her as a friend on Facebook.

[@_eclipz_]

Never mind this country, the world is fkd lol

[@laurab391]

Carlin is absolutely true!!!! Loved him!

[@vaughnnewman8903]

One of the greatest.

[@DJ-bj8ku]

What’s great about the routine, aside from his deft use of language to point out a central characteristic of Americans-we avoid reality by lying to ourselves and others-is the feeling of persecution and anger as our use of language has evolved. Those feelings now dominate public discourse.

[@Patti-sg1fv]

George was the ultimate GOAT and the Professor of Irony IMO and always will be. More Carlin vids please and thanks so much for posting 😊❤❤

[@lindanicholson950]

People don't even pass away any more. They pass. I was amazed the first time I heard that.

[@richardnoggin1904]

My father-in-law died this past June. Toward the end, the hospital staff didn't even say "pass", they said "transitioning". I assume that would be "transitioning" from being alive to not.

[@lindanicholson950]

@@richardnoggin1904 I guess you could transition to something else but that's a science fiction movie. People amaze me.

[@jimtatro6550]

“You know this soft language makes me want to vomit…well maybe not vomit, it makes me want to engage in a involuntary personal protein spill.”😂 R.I.P. George

[@bleh2959]

As a 22yr old who has lived through the worst period of this happening to language I still use all the language people were using in the 70s and when I have kids I'm gonna do my best to make sure they do the same . No reason to change the way you speak to make people you don't care about feel more comfortable

[@suzieredfoxfur6982]

Ok. I’ve really grown to like you two. Wasn’t sure at first, honestly, just thought you were another run of the mill “reaction channel “. Lol. But you are cute and charming and yes… you don’t pause and stop every 15 seconds to analyze everything. Bravo

[@chrishutchinson1736]

Definitely prime Carlin. 100% truth from that man. True now more than ever

[@80HD8]

I don't think I've mentioned how much I enjoy the variety on your channel. I love music, so my favorite reactions are music reactions. It's awesome to see what others think of my favorite groups and artists. (Especially if they like them.) But you other reactions are great too. I'm not as sporty as you guys, so some of the sports reactions I pass on. But I like the comedy ones also. I'd like to recommend one that I haven't seen any reactor do yet. Brian Regan. I'd recommend "Emergency Room". If you like that one, then you'll like the rest of his stuff. He's a clean comic and super funny. Thanks for the content. p.s. I saw you were on vacation recently hope you had a nice trip. p.s.s (lol) In-regards-to Carlin, his Airline bit is awesome too.

[@morothane1]

Yes, it’s still relevant today! Because Carlin argued and made you laugh based on the root principle of something. He used contemporary examples, but the point of it all was relevant based on the foundational principle.. because we still have examples today. Cheers you two :)

[@AWFULWORKPLACES]

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[@Metal_Head_Mark]

George has some great bits to react to. "Our Similarities" is funny, "The Sanctity of Life", "The 10 Commandments", "Religion is Bullshit", "Save the Planet", all from this era. George was a great comedian who was not afraid to speak his mind.

[@mikethemotormouth]

When I was a kid, I remember reading road signs that read "Dead End Road". That has been replaced with "No Outlet".

[@davef.6803]

His bit on food advertising is great.

[@georgequinn7325]

Check out some of his very early stuff. The Hippy-Dippy Weatherman is one of my favorites.

[@Theomite]

Carlin released a new 2-hour set roughly every 2 years from about 1988 until his death. And he was very prolific even before that. So it's really hard to pinpoint things beyond albums or specials.

[@orlinlang430]

Just a quick comment. Been enjoying your reactions. Glad I found your channel. Keep it up.

[@Boodieman72]

Everyday Expressions in another great one from George.

[@arnoldcox9128]

George Carlin the sanctity of life is a great bit too I believe it's from the 90's as well

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

I don't think you have touched his earlier stuff. He was on TV in the late 1950s. He used to do skits and I would suggest "the hippy dippy weatherman". Totally different but still funny.

[@rudymorganti7155]

The greatest filosefer ever. ❤️🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺

[@jonathanmcfarland1407]

Love the reaction you two! You're in my top 5 reaction channels when comes to couples. May i suggest George Carlin War on Homelessness. It's just like this one, laughing and learning at the same time. Love you 2. Wishing you both nothing but peace, love and respect. Not necessarily in that order. Which ever you need the most is the one I'm pulling for ya. Later!

[@csurampower]

To answer your question, this clip is from the Doin' It Again HBO special in 1990.

[@terminallumbago6465]

Another great bit from Carlin is “Our Similarities”. It’s more lighthearted than a lot of his other stuff. Another one on the same order is “Flying/Airlines”

[@betteryoubetter]

Carlin on Political Language. Amazing!

[@gogyoo]

One simple example I quote: in my language, French, the army doesn't go "neutralize the contact", we say "destroy the ennemy".

[@ASaaaxxx]

I’m disabled and totally agree with him .. the word I hated most was ENABLED 😡😡😡😡

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

*MORE* George Carlin please 😎

[@texadan314]

George would have so much to say today I doubt he could get the words out

[@iesickboy]

Addiction and medicine in/outpatient program, AKA rehab. Yes I was in the U.S. Army. The largest gang (and group of functioning alcoholics) in the world uses the softest of language.

[@donald2167]

We need George today

[@imnotasfunnyasithink4970]

George would have loved this one. Instead of drug addict or addiction or junkie, now we say Substance use Disorder.

[@danm2144]

read George's books. you will laugh out loud. an absolute wordsmith.

[@barbaracollins385]

Carlin RIP, was a genius. You guys should listen to Bill Engvall, the first time he used Marijuana. It will have you on the floor laughing. So popular he had to do a part 2.

[@jenniferewing4504]

So heartbreaking towards the end of his life... was a genius ... try ROBIN WILLIAMS. He was an absolute master.

[@andregoff2014]

he is a genius :)

[@louielouie22]

George on germs

[@oldtimer7635]

I bet George would have said something about this phenomenon of people watching other people watching. ; )

[@garysexton8840]

Just keep checking out the performances and even read his books-Brain Damage and When Will Jesus Bring The Pork Chops? - Hilarious!

[@Beerglass1980]

Good reaction 👍 Try George Carlin •Why I don't vote •The ten commandments •Sanctity of life •Rights •Airport security

[@BenJammin1005]

A couple of great clips are Wanda Sykes "Waxed" and Ralphie May "$97 Salad"! Another Carlin more like this is "Our Similarities!

[@drdaze1968]

George Carlin is more of a philosophical storyteller, who wraps things with comedy

[@mansonmydog]

You really need to give George Carlin - My Pets a reaction and wait for it...

[@karlbecker8775]

Have you two checked out his bit on flying? It's one of my favorites.

[@DunceInAwhile]

Through George's career, he started with more comedy with a little politics/current events and as time went on, he started doing more political/current events with comedy mixed in. Personally, I like his mid career through the end the best. Of course, his early work was still top tier.

[@devonm042690]

As a talking point, I think the most important part of this bit to examine is 'Israeli murderers are called commandoes. Arab commandoes are called terrorists.' When the exact word can mean different things depending on who you're talking about, how can you trust the words you speak to convey the message you intend? Especially since it's apparently the 'in' thing anymore for words to mean whatever we want them to, full stop.

[@donaldbrunner6250]

This was done in the late 80's Try these Nursery rhythms Clichés children hear 4 groups goung away

[@happydaysarehereagain-g1l]

This is when Carlin started more of his grouchy old man image rather than his hippie phase of the 60's and 70's.

[@georgelebeau4792]

Try listening to his album “Toledo window box”

[@tessasnow]

Would love to see you react to Carol Burnett doing the Elephant skit, or the Dentist skit…both hilarious 🇨🇦🖖🏻

[@TZ61]

It's fascinating to me to watch young people react to common sense being spoken by someone, since it's clearly not something with which they're familiar. I've never simply followed the herd, as do the vast majority of the population, and I can tell you that's not easy, but that characteristic is, at least in part, attributable to George. I am, however, developing a conspiracy theory about why You Tube is not filling in my words and phrases before I finish typing them. Hmm, did they get sued for copyright infringement of my mind?

[@BlackieNuff]

Given that George cited WWI as having been "70 yrs ago" in this special, and WWI was during the early 30s, this was probably in the late 90s or early aughts.

[@chrissmith3668]

1990 and WWI was 1914-1918

[@BlackieNuff]

@@chrissmith3668 Goddammit... I always get that wrong. I keep citing the WWII era as WWI for some reason. I must have memorized some bad information somewhere and I can't fix the glitch. Thanks for the correction. Not just on world history, but GC history, too. I clearly was off by an entire decade on that as well.

[@BrianJohnson_5026]

He breaks the 10 Commandments down to 2.

[@bobdelp2023]

YOU GUYS SHOULD TAKE IN ( MODERN MAN ) 😊 THE WAY HE DOES IT WITH HIS TIMING, RHYTHYM, CADENCE, AND THE RAPID FIRE AND SPEED HE USES AT AGE 68 😊HE TELLS YOU ABOUT THE MODERN MAN

[@stevenclarke4067]

Next one should be Flying live from NYC '92

[@glassontherocks]

I would love to have heard what George would have said about the big Sissy's our young Men have become today.

[@CubsFan2023]

If you haven't reacted to it yet, from this same special is a great bit called "Baseball & Football".

[@thomasfletcher9938]

Cast from George Carlin's 1986 doing it again it originally aired on HBO 1986 or 87

[@natecloe8535]

People call him a prophet. And I would say that that was accurate because things that he talks about and nearly every stand up bit...... Not only came true.... they are even worse than he predicted. And this is probably the best example of that.

[@MountainMan.]

George had a terminal episode in a California hospital in 2008.

[@Digitalgems9000]

😥😥

[@Pton_reaction_addict]

He said Vietnam ended about 16 years ago so this would be early 1990s. He did a great routine talking about the news.

[@glassontherocks]

It ended in 1975.

[@Pton_reaction_addict]

Yes. 1975 plus 16 years and we have early 1990s

[@smittybenzo4693]

From this time period George Carlin - "Sanctity of Life", War On Homelessness, and dare I say George Carlin on "Rape".

[@KegOfMeat]

This was from 92, imagine what George would say about political correctness in 2024.

[@srenkaarepetersen9034]

I think it's the late eighties, the Wietnam war end in '75.

[@WhatsUpDoc1379]

Balance the Budget and the Death Penalty are good bits of his. Also, A place for your stuff, and football vs baseball. Btw, the original 7 words bit, is not a video, its only audio. Everyone does the wrong bit

[@horrorbizness2043]

Yes. Instead of the 7 dirty words you can't say on television, it would be the one million words you can't say on youtube without being demonitized. And it would be a long fucking bit. A 1 hour and 45 minute video that no one would ever see, because it got blocked. And the creator was cancled

[@jamesrader3329]

Check out the bits he does on driving.

[@lisannebaumholz5028]

Lots of people seem to think that Carlin's routines reflect an "anti-woke" point of view. As opposed to promoting freedom of expression... which is not the same thing. The George Carlin routine that those who see him as an "anti-woke" comedic "icon" never reference his "Abortion and the Sanctity of Life" routine. Hmm, wonder why... could it be only some kinds of free speech are acceptable? kzbin.info/www/bejne/g17FfZlqe5WDg5Y

[@meanmax9663]

Probably dates from mid-late 80's through early 90's

[@joeldavis6133]

Can I suggest Robin Williams, Bill Engvall, and Jeff Foxworthy to that list

[@chasingbirds3073]

Really hoping you'll check out Tim Minchin. An australian comedian known for his musical comedy. He is brilliant. I suggest Prejudice or perhaps Lullaby.

[@joevincent614]

check out george on flying. he`s at his best.

[@Dopinders_Taxi]

Sad thing is he ain't lying

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

Severe shell shock. Thinks he's Ethel Merman.

[@SteveSmith-ir2xq]

James Gregory is another comedian you would like

[@alanfoster6589]

For some brilliant short routines, try Brad Williams.

[@angelaherring5443]

Cultural issues, death penalty. So many great ones.