Bill Burr's Mushroom Epiphany - YMH Highlight

[@Momo-hm9qi]

"mountains in your head, but then you look back and it was like stepping up on a curb..." is such a beautiful description.

[@Aigentcy]

What did he say again?

[@mussman717word]

@@Aigentcy 1:13

[@Nico-lp6pn]

whqt the fugk doed this meqn

[@ZeranZeran]

@@Nico-lp6pn it means that while you're tripping you have these thoughts and realizations that seems so mindblowing lifechanging, that it's like a mountain bursting out in front of you, but after a few days of being sober and thinking, you realizing it's not mindblowing at all. it's just common sense. That being said, taking LSD 1 time seriously helped me get out of a depression, stop drinking, drugs, and I started working out every day. It lasted for a good year, and I only ever took it once.

[@johnnymcblaze]

@@ZeranZeran If it was common sense, why didn't he realize it WITHOUT the mushrooms? Because the mushrooms MADE it common sense.

[@KZ_MMA-KZ]

I've heard Bill say on past shows that he was scared to take shrooms for the longest time, it's good that he finally took the plunge, he seems more at peace.

[@StillLiving]

Probably also good he waited. If he wasn't ready, he most likely would never have had a breakthrough experience.

[@SaggyMarley]

I think he said he was scared to take it because he could get addicted to it. The thing is that mushrooms like lsd and other psychedelics is not addictive at all in fact it can cure addictions like nicotine and other stuff.

[@monstro6039]

@@SaggyMarley addiction is addictive, not much more science to it than that desire i believe.

[@antichrist7608]

@@SaggyMarley this statement is only true if you're talking about physical addiction. psychedelics can be quite mentally addictive, i have friends who got deep into it, doing acid and shrooms multiple times every day.

[@KrikZ32]

@@SaggyMarley they can definitely be psychologically addictive, like anything else. I've known people who got into them to an unhealthy extent.

[@HeyImBoschea]

I dont think I've ever seen him more relaxed. It's like a huge weight just came off him, his energy is totally different. Good for him man I hope he keeps it up and stays grounded

[@CalvinLangatMMA]

He just hates interviews but is really chill on his podcast. Just going on tangents talking about random stuff. My fav comedian alive

[@thetavibes9021]

Psilocybin.

[@one.2622]

He is always like this unless he is doing a set

[@ChillAssTurtle]

You clearly havent been following burr for the last 5 or 6 yrs..

[@whoknows852]

@Titus Telesco You don't realize it but you're the one who needs to grow up. It's normal and healthy to talk about your feelings and psychology. Especially in an interview when someone is asking you about your life, experiences, personal growth, etc.

[@-KillaWatt-]

I love how Tom respected boundaries and wouldn't pry to much about what it specifically was that changed Bill's mindset.

[@gjatt7410]

Ya it's the worst when someone won't stop asking about ur shroom trip

[@abdelrahman9466]

@@gjatt7410 care to explain why?

[@thaterasound]

@@abdelrahman9466 first, its like explaining a dream to someone. NO ONE GIVES A SHIT. It's never a fleshed out vision- it always fades as the person talks about their trip and it ends with "Idk, i forgot the rest." And second, it's not that interesting. It's only cool to the person that experienced it

[@_baller]

He should have

[@dustinlerch9272]

It’s an interview technique to eat around the edges and make it awkward to not identify it; he kept coming back to it because he did want to talk about it.

[@julius-sumner-miller]

I love the analogy of childhood traumas seeming like mountains in the mind, but with mushrooms you get some perspective - and it’s like stepping up onto a curb

[@bayrockdev]

More like standing on top of the mountains.

[@danb7601]

So fuckign amazing isn't? Same thing with MDMA, allows peoplet to view trauma safely, explore it, without feeling all the emotins that come along with it

[@djhowell5273]

Crazy how conservatives are so scared of plants that they can't accept how good a mushie trip can be

[@David-eu1ms]

@@djhowell5273 I know a few people who claim to be liberals who are terrified of plants.

[@djhowell5273]

@@David-eu1ms "claim to be". Plus there are idiots all over the place so I'm not surprised that anyone would be scared of plants and science regardless of their politics.

[@evanpeartree]

“How did you figure yourself out?” “Mushrooms” I’ve never heard a response to a question happen that quickly

[@naderomiller8557]

It's the truth. The grounded me

[@zerohours.]

They force people to think about things they don't want to think about and really want change. What you do after that is up to you. But it can be a door opener.

[@seanmatthewking]

Yeah, mushrooms are known to help some people, but it’s usually not this easy lol.. they usually don’t solve all your underlying psychological issues in one go lol I’ve taken them before, but I’d be hesitant to take a large dose because my mind can be very chaotic. My last (and only) acid trip caused me to have paralyzing anxiety for about 30 hours after the trip (the trip itself wasn’t particularly good or bad).

[@MarsLonsen]

it was lsd for me, and as with billyboi it was a good bad-trip that did it.

[@joeyg29jgjg]

dmt for me. absolutely changed my life for the better

[@malkavian6275]

I think he is gonna be a great father. The fact that he makes sure his kids respect him but aren't afraid of him makes me feel so happy for him.

[@Suhmstank]

Thats such a hard task to try to do for our kids after being raised to respect dad out of fear, rather than to respect dad because you love him. We shouldnt fear the person who is our protector.

[@Boombox69in]

@@Suhmstank I understand how that is, constant self awareness and finding good examples like Bill is the way to go

[@Sirlancelot-]

Have you seen F Is for Family?

[@janpavel1441]

True that, it's Nia I'm more worried about lol

[@floridaspringhoppers.7354]

I wish my mom’s boyfriend understood that..

[@TheQuentinExperiment]

Can't believe I'm just now hearing this.

[@andreasleonhard1512]

Yo Quentin, how come you don't upload videos anymore?

[@raymay9276]

Its pretty new. barely tried it like 4-5 months ago. Talked about doing it on the (mmpc) said he did it with w a good friend (he didn't named who) but im pretty sure it was Joe rogan

[@Fredrikbb]

Yeah im actually surprised he has even tried anything else than alcohol.

[@realbanger]

where you been man

[@roberts1572]

I can’t believe I’m even hearing it! So happy for Bill!

[@cosmonaut9942]

taking psychedelics was the most profound experience of my life. In my case, it was a life saver.

[@originalmikestinson]

Same, scared me to life

[@bg710]

it fucked me up good then i had a bad trip and it fucked me up bad. i go back and forth between the two now haha

[@bubbafug00gle51]

I was one of those kids who jumped off a building on acid. Luckily it turns out I was right, I can fly.

[@prsee5969]

I’m so surprised to hear this from bill. It’s true man, shrooms will make you take a dark look at yourself, it can be uncomfortable, but you will be extreme happy you went through it. I still dose myself once every few months. It always helps.

[@cosmonaut9942]

@@prsee5969 I'm old, old, old. Yet, about twice a year I still "blow out the pipes" to reset.

[@DJFaNaTiiC]

The image of Tom cracking up after his kid yells at him for yelling at him is tooooo funny

[@danb7601]

Literally 10 years of therapy in one session this is, utterly incredible feel so happy for him wow

[@jamesperez4171]

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[@jamesperez4171]

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[@dbzispimpin]

To make it a bit clearer for those who have never tried psychedelics... when you do Shrooms, Acid, Ecstasy...etc(all of which I've tried), they're all different, but they have inherently similar core sensations in that they allow you to step out of your mind and see yourself truly from an exterior perspective. It's fun and you feel woozy and high and all that, but if you let yourself fall deeply into it, it can truly be a cathartic experience as well. It's like when someone says "it's hard to take your own advice", what they mean is pretty general amongst all people. We can look at the individuals around us and all their faults, and we can gather all the information and experience we've attained and formulate a solution that we believe would work toward helping them. That's why friends tend to seek advice from eachother. It's not that your friend thinks that you're smarter than them, you're simply a fresh perspective on a problem they may be tackling and you might be able to find a solution that they, for the life of them, can't seem to figure out. And more often than not, it ends up being extremely simple, it's just that they can't traverse the interior of the issue the same way someone on the outside can. We can go through our entire lives stuck in the mud, dealing with psychological problems that we have no idea how to deal with like Bill said, but for SOME of us(not all), when taking a psychedelic, it allows us to, for the first time, step out of ourselves, and see things that only OTHER people can see. Here's a perfect example. Before the mirror was invented, the only way people could ever get a vague image of what their physical appearance was like was by looking down into a calm pool of water or a blurry image on a reflective material like polished metal, stone or glass... so for the vast majority of human existence, no one truly knew what they looked like unless they had a portrait made or looked into a reflective material or something, but it certainly wasn't the same as what individuals around you saw when they looked upon you. This is the same thing only with the mind instead of they physical appearance. Right now there's no true "Mirror" that allows us to reflect our inner self, we can only rely on our own broken self image and the help of others to help us traverse our inner workings. Psychedelics allow you to temporarily escape this meat and bone prison and see all the issues that are just out of arms reach and if you're lucky you'll be able to see them in an entirely new light, which could help you evolve and grow as a person if you allow yourself to dive into the psychedelic experience with an open mind. It ALL relies on how open you are to succumbing to the experience. Many people who have to be CONVINCED to try something, usually tend to lock themselves into reality and don't allow themselves to freefall and get the full effect. Contrary to popular belief, when you try psychedelics you don't completely lose your inhibitions, you're still aware, you simply take a backseat, but you're still very much in the car, so to speak. The question is are you going to be a control freak backseat driver, or will you sit back, relax, stare out the window and zone out. THAT'S the key.

[@chrisstec4707]

well said mate

[@kattihatt]

Now that is a long comment that im not gonna read.

[@vadrone]

@@kattihatt I don't know what you thought you'd get out of telling everyone that you have the attention span of a goldfish, but oh well

[@kattihatt]

@@vadrone i dont need to walk through shit in order to know its shit.

[@dbzispimpin]

@@kattihatt - Now there's an opinion nobody gives af about.

[@grantjoy]

It's unbelievable that mushrooms are still illegal. I'm happy Bill got to have this epiphany.

[@cyborg-et3od]

Thankfully there not illegal in San Francisco

[@JediMindTrix420]

Not really. Marijuana is still illegal on a Federal level. Even though it’s all natural and no one has ever died from it. Alcohol:different story.

[@jaidaniels905]

Just remember, these kinds of epiphanies and realizations are EXACTLY why they're illegal, feel me?

[@cyborg-et3od]

@@jaidaniels905 getting a better perspective of yourself or getting a better grasp of what's truly happening around you shouldnt be the reason their illegal, the real reason its illegal is the same reason weed was so illegal for so long the government cant make money off it

[@cyborg-et3od]

@Ryan Meadors really tho cause we're awake and getting along and all we're doing is commenting on a KZbin video

[@palmerstubbs4067]

I love this new Bill, hes insanely in touch, speaking some real facts.

[@goodmorningsundaymorning4533]

Yeah, this New Bill after one shroom trip 🤣

[@jamesperez4171]

You can get magic mushroom delivered to you discreetly from an online vendor which I get mine from , for different strains there’re different experience and it’s all pleasant , they’ve got the best psychedelic products that’s what they specializes on , they serve to the best to their customers , the suiting temperament you need and happiness you want can be derived from this psychedelic products

[@jamesperez4171]

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[@GotDamBoi]

I only did shrooms a handful of times, but the bad trips always taught me more about myself than the good trips

[@jobelthirty1294]

I feel a similar way to acid, like the negative battles in your own head make you a better person.

[@mattweaver2523]

Bad trips are totally necessary

[@buttmuncher9030]

I've only just done a handful a shoroomms...w

[@SteadyRock91]

Indeed. A good trip is fun and happy go lucky, which is great. A bad trip usually entails a deep dive into the mind and for me it was always a battle with my ego

[@seanmatthewking]

That’s what people say. Although bad trips can also wreck your mind if you have the wrong psychology.

[@constructivecriticism1011]

Mushrooms taught me Perspective is where all the answers lie and most the time a person only has one perspective and are missing the other supporting ones.

[@zqzj]

So true

[@Mike1Lawless]

New perspective can only be gained if you physically move to a new position, psychedelics are a metaphorical mental version of changing or breaking your focus on thoughts. It's probably harder to create new neural pathways then it is to keep using established ones (it definitely requires more energy to forge a new path), i'm sure psychedelics can help make that process easier through stimulation of all or a much larger area of neurons, which helps get on a different path of thought to understand things you already know. Though i think a lot of people waste this opportunity on spiritual shit!

[@zqzj]

@@Mike1Lawless wow, way to take a dump on everyone with your ignorance.

[@Veggamattic]

I having been describing a shroom trip similarly to that for a long time. I usually say" it's like having driven down the same mainstream highway your whole life and then finding a new route with a new perspective" It allows a way to compare thoughts and take the blinders off that block your ability to see alternatives. It makes you wise when you have alternate perspective to compare thoughts and ideas against each other as opposed to getting set in your ways and methods..

[@fernandocontreras1577]

Mushrooms taught me that love is the key to our evolution and without it we would be broken bitter and angry all the time

[@mussman717word]

"It was really frustrating to get emotionally supported." Love it.

[@EDZ1LLA]

This is honestly fascinating, comedians always seem to have such insights into life.

[@aristideregnier4883]

artists in general

[@CredituR]

You can just tell when someone has had a powerful psychedlic experience by the way Bill was speaking it's so recognizable & is amazing the perspective they give you

[@alastair7095]

I’m so excited to hear people talk about psychedelics as much as they are lately. Step 1: destigmatize, almost complete 😜

[@thetavibes9021]

Dissolution

[@alastair7095]

@@thetavibes9021 thank you. Do you know how many ways I googled “destigmatize” before I decided, “fuck it I know it’s a word” Dissolution of the stigma is the phrase I was looking for

[@thetavibes9021]

@@alastair7095 My pleasure

[@NihilismInc]

Even people that don't care if others do psychedelics still think acid will make you stupid and other stuff like that. I understand some people abuse stuff but I don't think america will ever come to it's senses on the drug war

[@alastair7095]

@@NihilismInc it might be after we are long gone, but I think the internet will be the reason the drug war ends. Without the internet, I would have never had an interest in psychs.

[@Mythikal13]

Remember everyone, if you think you can fly while you're high, try to take off from the ground. Birds dont need to jump out of trees to fly

[@seanmatthewking]

Don’t listen to this guy. To fly you need to a couple stories of air below you, otherwise the air won’t catch you. And you can only fly on acid, it loosens your hesitancy, frees your mind, allows you to do what’s impossible to sober. Jk jk DONT JUMP, PEOPLE lol

[@jasonlarsen4945]

I can usually get a few millimeters off the ground. Some people call it jumping.

[@charliebackman7968]

If you want to fly, get a wing suit. If you think that shit is scary as fuck, you don't need to be flying around

[@murph7421]

Hicks joke.

[@Mythikal13]

@@murph7421 yes, not trying to steal his joke it's just sound logic lol

[@nathanielsutton227]

Shrooms helped, but raising kids made me realise this. He is spot on. The realisation adds pressure, mostly good. But I know I'm doing "more" than my parents. .. There is some evolution here.

[@rchenson9110]

A lot of people in here pinning Bill’s new perspective all on shrooms. But I think he would acknowledge being a dad is a huge part of it.

[@johnarchibald6]

I constantly remind myself of these kind of things while I have interactions with my kids. I remember vividly trying to show my Dad something on my Gameboy and my Dad couldn't care less, it's kid crap why would he care. My oldest is always trying to show me what is interesting to him and it is just as uninteresting as the stuff I tried to show my Dad. The difference is I listen and try to connect with my son with the things he is interested in. I just see myself sitting there with my Gameboy wanting to connect with my pops and never getting to and I won't have my son growing up thinking I don't care about what he is interested in or who he is.

[@TR13400]

@@rchenson9110 He has been a dad for quite a while now? He literally said himself he realized all this from 1 trip, which if you have tripped hard before you would know thats not unbeleivable in the slightest. Having children teaches you a lot too but psychedelics literally change the chemistry and mechanics of your mind

[@ImSoGonzo]

He was always the type to shun or brush off the idea of taking psilocybin. It's always those types who get the most benefit from the experience it seems. I'm glad it helped him in some way.

[@raoulduke2625]

I can always tell when someone has excellent taste in writing ✍️….. dope thumbnail Sir “Buy the ticket, take the ride ……..”

[@flyingardilla143]

Bill was on Mike Tyson's podcast recently while Mike was on shrooms. I wonder if Mike tipped the balance.

[@khimaros]

@@flyingardilla143 Imma go find that right now! Sounds awesome :)

[@mackenziems4248]

We’re all looking for a way out

[@DishBestServed]

Holy shit, this is awesome! Burr looks at ease, his shoulders are laid back the whole clip. Happy for him.

[@noveltycrusade]

I thought bill Burr was a one dimensional individual till I started listening to him talk to himself twice a week

[@seanmatthewking]

Not at all. Bill’s a very well-rounded person and one of my favorite famous humans.

[@noveltycrusade]

@@seanmatthewking my thoughts exactly, just goes to show you can't judge a book by its angry f****** cover

[@NBAClips0]

also not a lot of people can carry a podcast alone with no guests and still make it entertaining the way he does it

[@noveltycrusade]

@@NBAClips0 agreed. I also think being a dick but working on it is pretty relatable in this day and age.

[@frappy0]

gone but not forgotten. the angry bill we all loved

[@UltimateZephead]

I’m so glad to see other comments talking about how Bill Burr’s energy totally changed, I’m glad I wasn’t the only one to notice lmao

[@MuckoMan]

I'm the same age as Bill and from Boston. Same attitude and everything. Mushrooms saved my life. The trip was not great but it was the understanding of everything weeks and months later that put it all together.

[@Jeffmetal42]

It's always nice to hear people who go on mental vacation and come back with something profound. I did a lot of fungus in my days, not so much anymore. Feel like I need to revisit them and see what's up with myself these days.

[@Irongaint]

After a life full of anger, depression, hatred towards my father, I did a 5 gram mushroom trip and I felt pure love for myself and for others, it was love times 10 on steroids, it was crazy. It changed me.

[@markcotton3481]

Hey, what does love feel like?

[@Irongaint]

@@markcotton3481 It feels like every single cell in your body is having an orgasm lol. Reality just wraps you up in its arms and cuddles you while you’re doing your day to day activities. And you cannot stop smiling

[@markcotton3481]

@@Irongaint Nice!

[@filthymcnastyazz]

How much is 5G is that a lot?

[@Irongaint]

@@filthymcnastyazz yes its called a heroic dose, I worked my way up to that dose

[@DivineInsight7]

He's at peace now, you can just tell his whole vibe has transitioned into being relaxed ím so happy to see this profound change. Always loved Bill

[@halfalligator6518]

Mushrooms taught me to be humble, love and be ok with imperfections in me and others. We're all just slabs of thinking-meat trying to get through this time on earth without losing our shit.

[@burningwitchstudio3629]

I just did mushrooms last night. Buddy put some in my beer and it was off to the races. Took me a hour to realize I was tripping. It has been 12 years since last time I had some. It was great!!! True friendship is priceless.

[@eme.261]

What's beautiful here is Bill coming to the realization that the shift in the audience's reaction (switching from laughing to groaning) when he told stories from his childhood wasn't due to them being too PC, but individuals actually being emotionally supportive. Yes, the stories are funny, but they're also tinged with sadness.

[@ham-mantheman-ham634]

Its an amazing thing to understand yourself. Most of us will never experience that kind of clarity.

[@ddg2424]

THANK YOU! Remembering what it was like, makes parenting so much easier!

[@Tymacd]

Psychedelics either show you love or what blocks you from it. Love this.

[@keendawg1994]

Psychedelics can do wonders. Go into those trips with reverence and purpose. Happy for you Bill!

[@shelbyesters5732]

I told my mom when I was older I got a few whoopings for something I never did. I'll never forget what she said. "Well just consider those punishment for things you got away with that I never knew about" 😂

[@Sophia-mn5mb]

Hit them up Via instagram Or Telegram.............

[@Sophia-mn5mb]

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[@NobodyUR]

Is she wrong? Probably, not

[@brandonjohnson9275]

That arrow game is underrated. Highly recommend as a bonding activity. Really let’s you see into your neighbors souls

[@Mellowcanuck33]

the day the yard dart died....

[@FLEASPIRIT13]

Like the scene from Apocalypto

[@wesleyvinal9801]

@@FLEASPIRIT13 this went dark quickly

[@squidvis]

I instantly thought of the scene in Game of Thrones when Ramsay is shooting arrows at Rickon. Apparently Bill knew how to zig zag.

[@CREATEKDUB]

Grown ups

[@jish8]

I love watching these two interact. I'd listen to a Segura/Burr podcast every week.

[@NoLyinEvry1sDyin]

10 years of therapy in 6 hours! So glad Bill had such a profound experience 🙌

[@terrellmajors7221]

I’ve been to the trippy land many times. It genuinely made me a better person. Even my mom thought so and approved/liked my mushroom tattoo😂

[@Skizze37]

There's a tenderness in Bill's eyes that wasn't there, before

[@rchenson9110]

I noticed from his specials and interviews he has really come to terms with himself and is learning to be less angry. I wondered what happened. I think part of it is being a father.

[@alexcoyg3281]

My favorite comedian doing the best thing you can do for yourself.

[@Robot-Overlord]

You know, people say psychadelic experiences changed their life in a very effective way, and then I see some of the people who claim that and go... "But... did it really? Because you're behaving the same as before."

[@amexicanandaredneckfathert365]

"One of my strengths as a parent is remembering being a kid". Bill Burr has an incredible perspective. He is always welcome on my podcast.

[@rickDArula]

I took mushrooms this past Saturday while my wife and kids are on vacation. It was the most beautiful things ever. I actually cried cuz it was so beautiful. The colors I saw in my mind, i can't picture them anymore.

[@xbulelo]

1:01 - this sums it up. I’m not a scientist, doctor or agricultural expert but that’s exactly how I felt. I came away thinking, “it was there all along (the answer)!” I read that neurogenesis stops after a certain age, that psilocybin initiates neurogenesis. For those of you who haven’t done so, I would say that it feels like your brain is being cleansed. Like Bill Burr regularly states re: negative consumption of news, “why would you want that on your hard-drive?” So, if a person has had to endure trauma or had their wellbeing deteriorate over time - I definitely think that psilocybin should be looked at as a medicine, not a “drug” like opioids. They’re less harmful for you. Michael Pollan said that there is zero toxicity from them, as did Hamilton Morris. A society that embraces these is a society better off, in my view. If you’re in a country that is behind with the times, they have retreats elsewhere (South America or, in Europe: Portugal).

[@wilgo45]

Tom nodded his head. Because he remembers shooting that arrow up in the air at Bill

[@markwmbrown]

Just saw Bill Burr last night in Slc show. Mushroom story was entertaining as hell! Nice getting out away from work to laugh my ass off for a while. Loved all the mormon jokes cause man its not all easy living in a mormon state being a non mormon

[@jamesnoyes6316]

Good on Tom for just letting Bill explain all his thoughts and realizations. Doesn’t interject once

[@gunofbrixtonz]

Stayed for the video, deep dived and subscribed because I was asked nicely like a regular person

[@ramonmonch]

I feel mushrooms help you get an outside prospective on yourself and why your doing things you know you shouldn't

[@fk2812]

Bill’s analogy is so solid. A mountain to a child is a curb to an adult.

[@tezzo55]

Finally the shell cracked, and the nut within is so sweet, sweet, sweet. We love you Bill :-)

[@davidstair9657]

Holy smokes! I just had an epiphany during his epiphany! I FORGIVE YOU, DADDY AND MOMMY!!

[@Bob-kt6bi]

I'm old enough to remember when bill was a ginger

[@zeitakulobusta]

Perspective and scale.....wise words. What really affects is where you are in your life when it hits you.

[@klipser66]

5:55 Shout out to a ginger surviving a Sioux Reservation childhood

[@DustyC75080]

Tom’s face when Bill mentioned the kid who liked shooting arrows at his suburban peers, lol.

[@botdavid323]

He can finally order bananas on his pancakes, eat a cookie and hug a puppy... I'm happy for Bill.

[@vuzeda90]

And read sherries berries with out laughing.

[@botdavid323]

@@vuzeda90 LOL Yes!

[@harveysengersmusic247]

Homeboy can get a pumpkin for Halloween ❤

[@TheBRHatesFedsShow]

Being a massive Bill Burr fan made me realize I had a lot of the same tendencies with my stress and anger, then I found shrooms and really managed to level off and figure that stuff out. Nice to see Burr doing the same thing and giving new things a chance.

[@gtbones]

Bill has hit the nail on the head....being a 'funny guy' was exactly that for me too, which I figured out later in life. If I could make people laugh then I was safe. It was a way of making me feel safe in the world.

[@lankon1991]

Damn. Love the fact they can see it from there kids perspective. From having a shitty childhood and being a new Dad it's something I'm really going to pay attention to.

[@TheWickedJizzler]

Dude thank you

[@scrubfive9239]

I feel like I need a good mushroom trip. I only did mushrooms one time but I was only 14 and it was only one little cap so I'm assuming it was more of light trip. Everything just became vibrant and wavy. Like the grass was swaying back and forth but there was no wind. And I was just in a really good mood . I didn't have any like deep realization just had a good time.

[@conservat1vepatr1ot]

This is exceptionally well articulated. Way to ducking go Mr. Burr.

[@desmondtaholah4408]

Self realizations off the shrooms hit different.

[@willbearheart7919]

That’s exactly what shrooms did for me. They can help you find yourself, if you let them.

[@fernandocontreras1577]

@@willbearheart7919 yeah same it was like I found something I been searching for that lost thru the years and I felt so much love when I did I was so happy and for the first time in my life everything this world made sense to me like love was the key to a better future

[@TheBoomshine]

I cracked up so much at what Tom's kid said. Kids can be so funny and cute when they're serious, but bless his little self he was just standing up for himself and it's great when a parent can foster that rather than double down on parent mode.

[@Thekoolaidchamp]

Its honestly so cool to see a completely different side of Bill😭😍

[@fraz2983]

Great segment!

[@WealthyHomeless]

I remember when he did mushroom and talked about it on his podcast he sayed that it didn't do anything. Maybe it took him time to figure it out

[@seanmatthewking]

Yeah, I listened to to his podcast when he talked about it and I don’t remember him saying anything anywhere near as dramatic.

[@emmef7970]

Maybe it wasn't just one time?

[@FireEagle89]

Same to me. Didn't really helped til a few weeks after

[@WealthyHomeless]

@@FireEagle89 oh really? i didn't know much about it could you explain your experience?

[@FireEagle89]

@@WealthyHomeless at first I had a semi bad trip then towards the end I started enjoying it. Didn't really had me thinking til a few weeks later. I felt better. Much more at ease w certain things in life

[@elfglow4557]

I’m really glad to hear someone like Bill come to this conclusion.

[@timothykappel198]

That's not called a bad trip. It shows u what u need. People call them bad trips cause they don't like or don't want to accept what the mushroom shows them

[@eeezaack3854]

Good in the long run, “bad” as in the experience can be scary when you have such an enlightened moment

[@Buttsmoker]

They're bad trips because it's painful. Calling it a bad trip doesn't mean you aren't accepting.

[@thetavibes9021]

@@Buttsmoker "I kind of had a bad trip, but in a good way."

[@timothykappel198]

@@Buttsmoker I said "or". Everyone is different people call it bad trips for a multitude of reasons. I don't believe there's such a thing as a bad trip unless there is some outside interference with your trip. An example would be getting arrested and strapped down to a hospital gurney and for a lack of a better term tortured now that would be a terror trip. Another example is if you might stumble into someone's campsite and spill there drink or say something innocent to someone's significant other and they fight you or something like that but I don't call a scary intense trip that isn't interfered with a bad trip you might not be ready for such a profound experience but most people come out better the more intense or "bad" the trip is. But that just my 2 cents and my experiences. I always advise a trip sitter especially on large doses and especially with people who aren't in the best mental state which they really shouldn't be taking them unless there with an experienced sitter/healer/shaman.

[@Buttsmoker]

@@timothykappel198 You sound like you'd be a bummer to trip with

[@heresafullsentence]

I mean Bill isn't wrong in anything he's saying here at all. and i fucking love it. As a comedian, he knew 'if you can't laugh at yourself who can you laugh at' and the awkward that comes from people who give a shit and feel bad for your pain, despite the joke but, the fact that he can remember how big of a deal the little shit was as a kid, and use that to understand his daughter is...amazing. It's more than you can ask for in a father, tbh. I love it, and i love him.

[@victorseaton9123]

I was “advising” my daughter about cleaning her room, she was 7, and she deadpanned to me “I’d like to speak to your manager.” Mic drop from my girl.

[@frightenedsoul]

Lmao!

[@victorseaton9123]

@@mayshack oh most definitely. Lol.

[@MikeY-nh2we]

Shut it down you dont want her being a future karen do you 🤣

[@totalbodyregeneration]

Tom: "All from that trip" Bill: "Yeah" 😂😂😂

[@txzz4688]

The benefits of psychedelics. Another positive review...🙏👊

[@poesgro9022]

Mushrooms changed my life. Totally understand the "good, bad trip". Also I'm really happy for Billy.

[@missoctober8859]

"talk normal to me" wise words from Little Jeans.

[@sebastiancrowe2586]

That shit made me lose so much respect for Tom...

[@Yossarianhoenikker]

@@sebastiancrowe2586 yeah, pretty jarring 😑

[@maxseth1]

This is a great interview!!

[@no_one_from_nowhere]

That shit is the truth! Mushrooms did the same thing for me. It’s painful and scary, but it’s what I needed. Idkwtf you need, but for me the very occasional psychedelic is the answer

[@fernandocontreras1577]

Psychedelics and love and the whole world starts to make sense

[@fourleafcloveer5011]

Wow I needed to hear this!

[@strza7512]

I wish Christina was there.... im always interested in her insight... especially with ole billy rednuts... Plus she actually describes the videos for listening....

[@zoachim]

This is my EXACT experience from a Hero's Journey, well explained. there is nothing like a "bad trip"

[@ooee8088]

Proper mushroom use.. psychotherapy, get your answers to the root of the trauma that started the negative behaviors your trying to address, then stop using them, not addictive whatsoever. Right on Bill

[@alhen9023]

Theres studies that show mocrodosing with shroom helps veterans with ptsd

[@ooee8088]

@@alhen9023 It definitely works on mice with ptsd. Neurogenesis forms new pathways in the brain and the mice no longer associated the stimulus with pain and fear like they did before the psilocybin treatment.

[@jamesperez4171]

You can get magic mushroom delivered to you discreetly from an online vendor which I get mine from , for different strains there’re different experience and it’s all pleasant , they’ve got the best psychedelic products that’s what they specializes on , they serve to the best to their customers , the suiting temperament you need and happiness you want can be derived from this psychedelic products

[@jamesperez4171]

*Formulah11*

[@rchenson9110]

This is SO BEAUTIFUL

[@td1253]

This clip screamed dude in his 50s living in LA

[@ccoodd26]

I think about math, geometrical shapes, and molecular biology when I do mushrooms. Exploring through the mind on mushrooms is amazing. I like walking through nature and analyzing the patterns that exist and how interconnected everything is, and the secrets/discoveries that can come out of them.

[@LazurayMusic]

You see the world through infinite perspectives when you're on mushrooms...you can empathise on a totally different level...

[@growingstruggle5493]

Thank god for Bill Burr, I always keep the tought in the back of my head to write down, while i still remember, all the bad shit that happened to me as a kid so that i can prevent that from happening to my children.

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

I wonder if mike Tyson was one finally talked him into it haha

[@roddydykes7053]

*Yawns* -That’s drinkin’

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

@@roddydykes7053 what are you talking about

[@wurm87]

Took mushrooms a few years ago. In my trip I communicated with what to me was mother nature. I saw a visual of a plant, MN urgently told me that humans are destroying the environment too fast and that if we continue at this pace MN won't be able to provide and protect us. It felt like MN begging me to do something. It was a bizarre experience that I often think about now but prior to that trip I really hadn't put much or any thought into it at all.

[@Jack-dp4lg]

Glad to see two people, especially comedians, speaking about mushrooms with some respect and maturity. None of this “shrooms” bs.

[@joshflo8736]

Yeah because if there’s one thing comedians should do, they should treat stuff with “respect and maturity”.

[@tuffgonggbUNCTION]

SOULJAH ❤

[@Marine-qp3hx]

Hard to believe Bill got married and has kids as a young comic he gave married people so much crap

[@Simon-cr5ff]

"is this the line to loose half your shit"

[@TAD-LOW]

Damn Bill Burr has always been so great but he just keeps growing into a damn more and more awesome dude and his description of what this "bad" trip did for him is so spot on and very relatable to me, whenever i dose on occasion, i see it almost as a cleansing and i sort of dread it but know that's more of a reason that its a good thing, its like ok huuuhhhh...time to check and make sure im not being a professional asshole and own up to and recognize whatever bullshit, if any of late im ignoring in my life that normally i may avoid due to pain, etc. And f"n fly right man. Also he is a drummer and loves nerding out on that which is literally my existence. BB IS THE KING SON!!

[@ccampbell02yt]

What a fantastic segment. I too found myself while under the influence off illicit drugs. My respect for him just went way up.

[@bepinkfloyd814]

F is for family is the best thing on Netflix. I love that shit, Bill is a dope dude.