Finding Your Rhythm - Part 2 (ft. Josh Harmon)

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It's been ten minutes and I've seen zero mention of James Acaster WHATS HAPPENING Okay but genuinely this is an incredibly well written well researched video. The examples being used are so fitting and illustrate your points so well. I've seen a lot of these comedians before and just never noticed all the tiny techniques. This video has genuinely changed the way I digest comedy forever.

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Analysis of George Carlin with Radiohead playing is the Venn diagrammatic bullseye of my interests. Another great video

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Would love a video breaking down panel show comedy- e.g. why certain formats work, why certain comics work (either alone or in combos), etc.

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There’s a great clip of Norm telling a story to Todd Glass about Woody Allen. He says that Woody Allen would come off stage and feel as though he didn’t do as well as other comedians. There wouldn’t be moments with huge laughter or applause compared to more punchy comics like Andrew Dice Clay. But Woody Allen’s manager would tell him that it’s about what he leaves on the stage that matters. While Dice left the audience spent, like laughter was almost pulled out of them, Allen would leave a feeling of warmth with the crowd after his set. Norm then compares Todd Glass to Allen, and says: ”It’s one thing to make people laugh, it’s another to make people smile.”. To me, it is Norm’s comedy that is like Allen’s in the story. I can’t stop thinking about it after I’ve seen it, and i keep going back to rewatch it. When Norm tells a joke, I don’t say ”Nice.” at the end of it, as you might do when you recognize another comedian’s cleverness. Because there is almost nothing to hold onto in a Norm joke. Nothing to point out or deconstruct. And even long afterwards, if you’re reminded of or think back on one of his jokes, you smile.

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Quick thing about bob and David - David once said you just can’t know if the story is true or false.. your only option is to choose the one that would be less embarrassing if you’re wrong.

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We need more videos like this. This is probably the best comedy theory content out there

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This channel is amazing, thank you.

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hope youre doing well dude -- you are one of my fave essayists. miss your videos, but take your time :)

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I was waiting for the Karl Pilkinton segment by the end of the essay.

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Thanks for the videos please make more analysis

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Thanks for the content! This series is awesome

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This is such a good way to end the year

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5:31. Human.... faeces? Human feces? Human faces.

[@notaninstrument7707]

I also thought he was saying human feces for a second

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Amazing stuff!

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the bob mortimer section is just

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F*********** GOLD!!

[@Htheorphanarian]

Man when you put George Carlin over 'weird fishes' it was another tier!

[@frzen]

If you say the word pavlova over and over again it loses all meringue

[@TatumBorealis]

Steve Martin was way ahead of his time with those ideas on edging

[@shortforchange]

something i noticed is that repeating onomatopes doesn't make them lose their meaning

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Love norm❤️

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41:56 ALL CAPS 😒

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Pavlova is a funny example because Americans have never heard of this

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GOLD

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Part 2!

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[@turtle1154]

These videos were perfect til Josh said he likes Hannah Gadsby