BRITISH FAMILY REACTS | George Carlin - 10 Commandments!

[@jakesmith5278]

The man was genius. The world is a worst place without him.

[@saitamasensei267]

I swear I'm not being that guy but for future reference it's worse

[@syn420951]

As well as robin williams, and non sagat..

[@delugesofgrandeur]

The world is a better place due to him.

[@cumulo25]

*worse

[@spootot]

If there was one grumpy old white guy I could bring back to life, it'd be Carlin, and he'd hate it here

[@Rick-or2kq]

He wrote this brilliant piece, memorized it, and then he did not stutter once. Genius!

[@Mike-rk8px]

George made it look easy, but he really worked hard. He said never went onstage and just “winged it”, he’d prepare like crazy. He said he’d do his jokes and routines out loud at home with a microphone and a small amplifier,pretending he was onstage, even if no one was home. It must’ve been absolutely hilarious if you lived next door to him and the windows were open and you could hear him.

[@jackwhitbread4583]

Tim Minchin "Thank you God" while I admire Geroge's intelligence Tim Minchin is something else.

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

​@@Mike-rk8pxReally? That's very interesting!

[@grumpysanta6318]

I saw Carlin once in Topeka, Kansas. He'd tour the small venues with new routines to fine tune them for larger audiences, and often chose small venues with expectedly hostile crowds. If you can make a group of mostly religious people laugh at your comedic insights about religion, you had something going there. Dude was amazing. Humanity lost one of its finest minds when he passed.

[@choipichiim]

It's a shame he died when I was 5 years old. I've lived in Kansas all my life and I'd love to see that show if I was just a bit older.

[@InnocentPotato-pd7wi]

I saw him at a college years ago in Western Maryland!It was packed and we laughed so much! George Carlin was raised Catholic! Recovering Catholic here ! We love George Carlin! 😊😊😊🤣😂🤣😂

[@pinkbeatle2012]

one of the greatest comedians, intelligent to.

[@NicoGeeraerts]

Always a good time when folks discover good old George

[@nicktrebish8923]

the best thing about GC is that his comedy is really just common sense vocalized. Common sense is one of the rarest things in this day and age.

[@windsorkid7069]

George was a brilliant comedian with not just opinions but truthful insight about all facets of life. His very early albums, Class Clown, etc. were bend over laughing classics. He became more dark and critical of everything as he got older, yet he was right about most of his rants (teachings he claimed), albeit somewhat disconcerting since most of us were there to have a good time laughing and not feeling guilty about our personal beliefs in the subjects he brought up. He made us laugh, he inspired critical thinking in many of us, and that is what he wanted. He'll be forever missed.

[@pioneervajo]

this George was right all along, & he had the skill to tell the raw truth in a comedy show, respect

[@prellen]

Love George Carlin♥️🙏😀😂💙💛🇸🇪🇸🇪.

[@kinjiru731]

Love how Carlin makes you both think and laugh.

[@BluesJammer69]

with George, you laugh and learn!

[@et2petty]

George is/was a writer who performs his own material. The tee shirt at the end is from his special was due to be recorded on 9/12/2001 or as in England 11/9/2001

[@shawnboyce1663]

The original name for the special was it makes me happy to see a lot of people die. But, recent events forced that to change. There were a few things like that on or around that day. Another example was Slayer released their album God Hates us all on 9/11/01 or 11/9/01 everywhere else

[@Maxwell-Hung]

Carlin was a True Genius and the best President that America never had. R.I.P George Carlin ❤

[@anthonyramirez9003]

Love this response. Covet means to want what somebody else had. My father is a Korean War vet and a devout Catholic. Which meant that as a kid I was too. One day the subject of the ten commandments came up and the whole "Thou shall not Kill" came to my mind. I asked my dad, you were in a war and in wars, don't people kill people. And isn't that against god's commandment. My father just told me... That's different. Its ok to do it then. Well, suffice to say. I am no longer religious because that made about as much sense as ramming your head up a horse's arse to go for a country ride.

[@fluffylittlebear]

You can get a good look at a t-bone by shoving your head up a butcher's ass, but I'd rather take the bull's word for it.

[@codygates7418]

What the killing means is pretty much “don’t murder” remember God commanded the Israelites to go to war multiple times. Basically, it’s just about a “justified” death. So if someone kills a murder do to the law (the death penalty) that’s different in God’s eyes then killing a woman just because you want to. God’s Just and He knows to get Justice you sometimes have to reshape the moral standards for yourself to get others morals on the right track.

[@fluffylittlebear]

@@codygates7418 Nah that's just one of the many errors/inconsistencies in the Bible. Murder and kill have different definitions. The commandment says "not kill," not "not murder." Meaning that according to the commandment, even killing in self defense is a sin. And of course, God sent his "chosen" people (fucking hate that word) to commit genocide, to slay every man, woman and child, and only spare young girls... Because he gave them permission to take their daughters as sex slaves. There's also that time he got mad at some people and sent bears to literally eat their children. Real story. That's in there. No point in starting a moral argument against the Bible though. Everybody already knows that it's vile.

[@anthonyramirez9003]

@@codygates7418 Wow that was a whole load of B.S.

[@codygates7418]

@@anthonyramirez9003 Either way agree to disagree have a great day ❤️

[@FrostyFeet2018]

That man was such a blessing

[@tirade30]

George Carlin will always be such a legendary genius and as others have called him the GOAT I grew up with this man and remember the first time I saw one of his specials back on the old days of HBO cable lol I was rolling with laughter with a family friend and my mom woke up asking what I was laughing at she took one look at the screen and was like "Oh Lord" ever since then she let me watch him I was 12 at the time good ol days George taught you and made you laugh at the same time

[@karmaczar8591]

He was also a pretty prolific author too. “When will Jesus bring the pork chops” is definitely worth a read. A book of short stories and quips

[@tnightwolf]

He's so good he actually thinks about what he's talking about (unlike some of the loudest people on the internet nowadays). I wish he was back!

[@dblaska]

The world became a darker place when we lost this man's genius. We could really use his wit, charm and way with words to better understand the world we live in today.

[@uoabigaillevey]

Agreed. Until the next Carlin arises we have the likes of Bill Burr, Dave Chapelle, Russel Brand, Louis C.K., etc. Some may lean left or right or be conservative or liberal in their comedy but they all inject some realism into their work because it drives the point home.

[@davidbrandenburg8029]

Carlin makes you think!

[@dionisioiacobelli6689]

If I had George as my Teacher or Professor I would have learned something .

[@CarlosDesmithy]

This bit of his is one of my absolute favorites. Of any comedian 😂

[@Matt-hi7ey]

I never noticed it before but she loveessss saying like .every other word is like ..like ..like lol

[@bobdelp2023]

NOBODYYYYYY WAS EVEN CLOSE TO GEORGE TALENT WISE, HE ALWAYS MADE YOU LAUGH BUT ALSO MADE YOU THINK!!! 😊

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Oh Uncle George your wit will survive the centuries.

[@bazzer124]

Robert Heinlein once said, "One man's theology is another man's belly laugh." I was fortunate enough to grow up with Carlin's comedy, from way back when he did his Al Sleet, the hippie-dippy weatherman routine to his sad passing and was able to see him perform several times. Genius, pure and simple. Genius. Cheers....

[@carladams5891]

Technically we only need one! What I learned as "The Golden Rule" Treat others as you want to be treated!!

[@fluffylittlebear]

I prefer the negative version of the golden rule. "Don't do to others what you wouldn't have them do to you." That removes the obligation to do things for people, but forbids you from hurting anybody. I think that's more reasonable.

[@Hexon66]

But that isn't even morality, as much as survival strategy.

[@Hexon66]

@@fluffylittlebear I can already seeing people work that loophole, ignoring people in need. It's just as easy to hurt people by doing nothing. And why would you ever want to do anything positive to help your fellow human, right?

[@fluffylittlebear]

@@Hexon66 I love helping people. I just don't like the idea that it's a responsibility. I'm only responsible for myself, as is every other man. Also it boils down to "do no harm" which is certainly morality.

[@Geralt_harvey3784]

@@fluffylittlebear I have a similar mindset, especially with the "do no harm" part. I am not obligated to help every person 24/7, as that would drive anyone insane. My well being is just as important as any other. So instead, I try to help others when I am capable of doing so.

[@andirandolph8830]

I wish Daz was watching this with them! Great bit.

[@edittheworld-ct5yu]

"Dumb Americans" is my favorite of his. George was kinda like the funny Nostradamus.

[@The512Dude]

RIP George and Patrice O'Neal. The world needs facts!

[@waltersmith6100]

He was so spot on, unfortunately,being a comedian, no one took him seriously!

[@agelessrebellion8271]

a few do. i recall watching a religious channel watch one of his bits....you see in real time the guy go from defending religion to go "um...well,......he has a point"

[@arnoldcox9128]

He was awesome

[@justingordon7278]

I always find it funny that when I watch one of these reaction videos that George knows more about the subject then someone who believes in it makes you wonder how many people aren't using their own brains to think for themselves

[@j0hnn13K]

George was basically a "standup philosopher" who had the uncanny ability to pinpoint absurdities and acts of gaslighting, found in American society. The way he can combine "laugh and learn" is unmatched even today, i wish he was still around just to see/hear his views on the last 10/12 years. And if you like storyteller comedians... i'm sure you know him, Billy Connolly is one of the finest storyteller comedians out there. If you have not really checked him out yet, give him a try :)

[@SylvesterLazarus]

I kept scrolling to find some sane people like you for far too long. Gladly I didn't see more videos like this on their channel. This stuff can really draw in an audience, just one that potentially pollutes the entire viewer base of a channel along with the creators and gets normies into far right stuff.

[@Cindrbell]

Don't mention Billy Connolly in the same breath as George.

[@j0hnn13K]

@@Cindrbell mmmk

[@VineVitumEt5]

Hi G and Sophie. Carlin is my favorite comedian. What he said 25 years ago is still so true. Thanks for the video. 👍👍

[@Cindrbell]

I love him. Down to earth, has his own beautiful, meaningful opinions. And they have true meaning. RIP CARLIN. 🤪😘😘😘😘

[@ivankawnartist]

George Carlin always gives me an idea of which channels I will have clashing ideals with.

[@garyrigby21]

George Carlin, Stewart Lee and Jerry Sadpwitz my fave ever comics

[@jamesweekley1087]

I've already seen this video many times but seeing your reaction was a good enough reason to watch it again. Good reaction, by the way.

[@baladi921]

What an adorable readtion! Thank you!

[@carolhayar3037]

What makes Carlin so great is his comedy is based on real life situations. Another stand up comedian who was great was Alan King, also because he based his skits on real life; he would get sued by airlines & insurance companies because he spoke negatively about them, but what he had to say was the truth; the airlines & insurance companies did not like being spoken about negatively but King was speaking the truth about them & making it very funny. Thanks.

[@CyberChunk77]

Sophie didn't make it on the grand tour!? Nice reaction ladies as always. Much love.

[@vernhoke7730]

I first heard George from his comedy albums back in the early seventies. I had the chance to see him live a couple of times in the late seventies and early eighties.

[@marcoss6212]

He was unique, funny and a philosopher. Watched a few videos of Office Bloke Daz, love them. Mom's husband should be a proud man, she is quite a lady, honest and respectful opinion.

[@Songfugel]

Thanks for reacting to Carlin, he is the goat! I'd also love to recommend ISMO, a Finnish stand up comedian that moved to UK and then to US to continue his stand up career in English and has some amazing observational comedy about the English language and British/US culture

[@garygonzalez3309]

Idk...the goat. Chappelle, Bill Burr, Patrice o Neil, and Carlin. I can't choose. They are all brilliant and make me laugh equally. Honorable mentions....Kevin Hart, Katt Williams, and Pryor

[@beanscollections2020]

@@garygonzalez3309 Pryor and Cosby belong in that group as well. Knowing what we all know about Cosby now makes it harder, but the fact of it was he was revered by just about every comedian for his craft., and was on top of the comedy mountain for decades. many comedians say they never found Cosby funny, but appreciated his stage presence, command of an audience as he was the first to be a "sit down-stand up" and held audiences in the palm of his hand, and that he was the original master storyteller comedian.

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

The song playing at the end is called "The Sidewalks of New York"

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you 🙏 great 👍 comedy 🎭👏👏👏wondering will I watch robin William’s comedy 🎭 here with you 😀the early one ☝️

[@MrStevesparkz]

I'm so in love with Sophie

[@ruperterskin2117]

Cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@sgregory1399]

George was part philosopher, part comedian. If only he were here to remind us how absurd we’ve become.

[@patricklatham3897]

To covet something means to want something that someone else has. So a coveted item is very sought after.

[@nobushidono9897]

George Carlin has so many great bits. I hope you do some Steve Hughes and Robin Williams as well.

[@nickmathur5950]

I went to Catholic school for the majority of my life so the Ten Commandments were pretty much drilled into my head. I do agree with most of them, but to be honest, not all of them. And I don’t think that makes me a bad person or a bad Christian. As for this particular bit, I think George’s take on the Ten Commandments is really smart and really funny, much like most of his work, but I do disagree with a lot of what he said regarding the commandments (although, even though George was an atheist, since it’s a comedy routine it’s hard to tell if he actually has these opinions or if he’s just making jokes.)

[@jonroy9296]

Explain why you disagree, No animosity just curious.

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Do you agree with god not interfering in WW2? 60+ million dead is just and moral?

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Sophie is giving off the most wholesome, cozy "good girl" vibe. Obviously I dont know you people so I could be completely wrong but her entire being screams "Wife material". Im not hitting on you, dont @ me 🤣 Its just refreshing when we live in the ever growing sea of narcissitic "boss babe" culture of today.

[@arpeggioblues5924]

Ya need more volume on the video you're watching :)

[@mlee6050]

I mainly just know "thou shalt not steal" or something like that

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

8:36 *New York City, baby* 😎🗽

[@scottgraney5275]

Love you guys

[@bobdelp2023]

WAY TO GO GALS!!!😊 THIS MASTER LEGEND WILL BE GONE FROM US 15 YEARS ☹ ( 22 JUN )

[@therealhotdog]

should go way back, 7 things you can't say on tv broke him into the main stream of comedy

[@SkewtLilbttm]

Please try out some Bill Hicks stand up

[@shanewalsh4873]

you two are gorgeous

[@ImCrystallix]

Drinking game! take a shot for every time Sophie says the work "like".. i guarantee you'll be dead by the end of this video. thank me later :P

[@bobdelp2023]

BUT GEORGE DID ( 14 ) HBO CONCERTS LADIES, NOBODY'S COME CLOSE 😊, THE CLOSEST NOW IS ( 5 ) CHRIS ROCK I THINK, HE WAS JUST IN ANOTHER WORLD AND ON ANOTHER PLANET, THE GREATEST COMEDIC / PHILOSOPHER BY FARRRRRR 💯 AND SET THE BAR VERYYYYYY HIGH FOR GREAT COMEDY! 😊 I'M GLAD YOU'RE ENJOYING HIM, AND OF COURSE R.I.P.☹TO GEORGE!

[@jamesmusisca7547]

king george made ya think

[@sammartino504]

He wasn't just a comedian, with all due respect.

[@Sannoz]

At least the mother made the kid a sandwich ❤

[@Erulin68]

You guys, and everyone really, owe it yourselves to watch his opinion on the Space Program, not for a reaction video but for yourselves. It's on here under 'George Carlin Nasa' It'll only take 1 minute 37 seconds. The man wasn't a comedian who said profound things... he was a philosopher who happend to be extremely funny.

[@Meydoosa]

He’s not wrong

[@devonm042690]

Coveting is desiring what someone else has. Since adultery and stealing are already prohibited by the commandments, coveting your neighbor's wife couldn't lead anywhere, and coveting your neighbors goods could only lead to getting your own of what you covet.

[@joeybee1914]

Sophie! ❤❤❤🇺🇲🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧

[@dahveed72]

This was not long after 911 I believe. Hence the t shirt

[@gaffneyrailroading1982]

It was filmed on November 17, 2001. Little over two months after the attacks.

[@codygates7418]

As a Christian while I do find this somewhat offensive and think that we shouldn’t make fun of the Lord, I also think comedy shouldn’t be condemned and we have WAY to many snowflakes nowadays who have a stick up their @ss. I enjoy y’all’s reaction!

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Don´t you find god watching WW2 offensive? Allowing Adolf to survive 42 times, really?

[@goranm5661]

I recommend Louis CK - Jesus Christ. It's a short clip about how saying his name is a subtle sin

[@larryfisher2633]

And how many laws (we all know) are based upon these?

[@Tijuanabill]

The number 10 wouldn't have been significant to people using Base 60 math, instead of Base 10 math.

[@Dieg0Marteen]

yearn to possess or have (something). "he covets time for exercise and fishing"

[@mlee6050]

Some of these I question if it is comedy or being honest with what you think

[@lamontwilliams4172]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@andypandy9013]

A very enjoyable video ladies but I do have one tiny request: PLEASE stop the overuse of the word "Like". For example, from 04:21 to 04:45, 24 seconds, it was used 11 times. Nearly once every 2 seconds! Thanks. 🙂

[@rickharper3940]

in my 71 years looking askance at Christianity: why are the true devout ones so happy, when I'm not? I reckon it's self hypnosis, must begin in the crib...

[@bobdelp2023]

👍😊

[@tycobb2580]

sometimes he was funny; sometimes he was a bitter old man

[@kunarmakun793]

the 10 commandment actually, probably was derived from a set of rules made by other religions way like judaism, way before christianity .. lets be honest, christianity is not as old as islam, hinduism, judaism etc etc .. theyve just eliminated the redundant and just selected the most obvious ..

[@MarionJInce]

Hi Sophie- like, I believe you are like, over using, like, the word “like”. Like, do ya know, like, what I mean, like?

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Philosopher

[@jamesbench2032]

You are both so pretty..

[@scottgraney5275]

Sophie is looking good

[@musiclover9361]

George Carlin was a philosopher who just happened to be extremely funny. We shall not see his like.

[@PeterDB90]

I love George Carlin's work and I get that this is comedy but... It's a common misconception that God initially gave the commandments written on stone tablets. If you actually READ the Bible, the first time the commandments were shouted down from the mountain to the entire nation of Israel by God himself (i.e. not given on tablets "when no one was around" as George put it). In fact, the story goes that by the time God got to the 10th commandment, the people of Israel cried out to Moses asking him to just relay to them whatever God tells him because they were too afraid to hear God's voice (understandably - the picture that was painted was that it was a grand and terrifying event, it wasn't a man having a conversation with them, it was a powerful being who they couldn't even see listing the commandments with a voice of thunder from a mountain that was completely on fire, per the Bible). I'm not mentioning this so that some asshat can come here and try to disprove that happening, I'm simply mentioning that according to the Bible, George Carlin's account of THEIR account of what happened is inaccurate. It wasn't handed out when no one was around - the entire nation of Israel heard it from the voice of God. George is also wrong about more people being killed in the name of God than for any other reason - religion makes up a small fraction of all the wars and murder in the world, it sure is taken as a fact because someone simply says it, but an estimate of deaths throughout history due to wars in general have been anywhere form 150 million to 1 billion. Most recent wars fought have been for non-religious reasons, including the 2 world wars, which DIRECTLY took the lives of around 70 million (if not more) people. Think about these numbers. Back during crusades and inquisitions, we didn't even have the LOGISTICS to kill that many people. Modern machines of war is what allowed for such massive casualties, and they have almost all exclusively been for non-religious reasons.

[@keef5]

Love some good ole Christianity bashing

[@Tijuanabill]

Technically, Christians misunderstand what it means to take the lord's name in vain. The true meaning is to not pretend to be a Christian, for personal benefit, or some other nefarious reason, like to convince someone of a political idea. Invoking God is the sin, not cursing while using the name.

[@kunarmakun793]

if you think about it, SLAVERY aint a SIN .. right? bcos slavery was part of living in the ancient times ..

[@nasseralharbi8743]

Hez 😂atheist Eveycomics he did I can till

[@ButternutGOLD]

I think it’s great that you don’t know them

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

It's not true that religion killed more people. Geopolitics and globalism have. Though, one might argue that those two are also religious beliefs, so maybe George is right after all.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

As is the case with a lot of athiests, he had a lot of hate and bitterness in his heart. Im not saying he wasnt funny. But it was more of the get off my lawn thing which is just mild chuckle stuff. He was like the preacher for athiests, which is why they loved him. Because he spewed hate and bitterness

[@Z-one1000]

Fun Fact. These ten commandments are not what the bible calls the ten commandments. Here are the actual ten commandments (or at least the ones supposedly placed inside the Ark of the Covenant). 1. Thou shalt worship no other god. 2. Thou shalt make thee no molten gods. 3. The feast of unleavened bread shalt thou keep. 4. All the first-borns are mine. 5. Six days shalt thou work, but on the seventh thou shalt rest. 6. Thou shalt observe the feast of weeks. 7. Thou shalt not offer the blood of my sacrifice with leavened bread. 8. The fat of my feast shalt not remain all night until morning. 9. The first of the first fruits of thy ground thou shalt bring unto the house of the Lord thy God. 10. Thou shalt not seethe a kid in its mother's milk.

[@dannyjoe3343]

Neither fun nor fact. Utter b.s.

[@nicholasc.5944]

Yo wherdu get this bs, you just quoted random parts of Deuteronomy

[@totallypartial777]

Where did you find this information? I thought the Egyptian book of the Dead influenced the ten commandments.

[@Z-one1000]

@@totallypartial777 The ten commandments are based on the Code of Hammurabi. The information comes the bible and the Old Testament. Also another fun fact, there are actually more than just ten commandments in the bible (in total there are 613 of them).

[@totallypartial777]

@@Z-one1000 I've read the bible, I know about the 613 laws, or commandments. I believe every religion had a hand in creating the bible, influenced by religions in that area. Jesus is a demi God, so you could say that the abrahamic faiths stole from the ancient Greeks as well.

[@davidscarlett931]

I love y'all's manor, sense of humor. I love your accents. Plus you seem like very sweet women thank you for putting the videos up 😀👍

[@gordonbecker1456]

Coveting means envy. And I'm not religious. But what it's trying to convey is don't compare yourself to others. Subconsciously it turns you into more of a negative type of person and increases the chance of narcissism