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[@jamesgalimo1007]

The closest you 'll find to him commenting on today's culture would be from his 14th and final HBO special, "It's Bad For Ya" in (2008). It was recorded in my hometown, and I was fortunate enough to be there for the taping. It's an absolutely great show. But watching his act in short clips is not the same as watching one of his whole shows, start to finish. He really takes you on a journey. You should react to the whole thing, but maybe post it in multiple parts?

[@madboydaz]

so true - oh to see him live wouldhave been great

[@qpSubZeroqp]

Exactly. The whole show is a journey and love it. I got to see him in 2007 and he was experimenting with some material like the three worst jokes he's ever heard, and by worst I mean like actually ”vile” (in his own word) shit 😂

[@kingmasterlord]

or we could all just start fucking saying shit like he does. obviously I already do but I'm considered a troll because of it

[@harrislam]

Good for you to be there with him for the last time. Dude that opening of that special was absolutely crazy. To my knowledge that's the only special that he had ever done such a monologue.

[@markwalton5978]

@@harrislam his later work was less comedy and more social commentary with jokes sprinkled in but he was such a genius it didn’t matter. It’s still so entertaining.

[@mamaalaska]

George Carlin comedic genius, he used comedy as a way to put a mirror in our faces as he taught us about the idiocy of our own humanity and political BS

[@coryclark5442]

And sadly it changed nothing

[@MegaKat]

And he even blessed his golf clubs when he was a Cardinal! And introduced Buddy Christ!

[@kangdaconquerer3978]

9:09 Him "What would he think about vlogigging culture of this time ?" Me : "Dude ... HE'S DEAD"😐

[@JawadBhuiyan]

@@kangdaconquerer3978 That's why he said "What would he" instead of "What does he".

[@mikeroberts5646]

You really hit the Nail on the head

[@Shnizzelfritz]

love how much you're vibing with Carlin, "Religion is Bullshit" and "You Have No Rights" are two of the most iconic clips to see next

[@iwinrar5207]

I'd say 7 words is his most iconic act.

[@thedarcbird]

You also need to see Dave Allen

[@Wyndigayle]

George Carlin was an intelligent, socially-conscious, very aware individual. He definitely wasn't someone to hold back. He spoke his mind and didn't care one bit about the consequences. He was brash, yes. But I think that's what we liked about him so much. It was refreshing to hear someone not afraid to say exactly what was on their mind, and to deliver his ideas in such an intelligently funny way. I'm with you. I'd LOVE to hear what he'd have to say about what's going on today. And I believe this was recorded in the late 80's. Loving your comedy reactions! :)

[@ericcadwell5193]

Completely agree with you. It's useless to keep building and building. Sometimes, you have to tear things down. Sometimes you have to cut into healthy flesh to get at the cancer beneath. And that was George.

[@42Mrgreenman]

Small correction, this bit was from his "Back in Town" special in '96...otherwise I'm in complete agreement...Thankfully, he has more modern stuff in specials like "It's Bad for Ya" in '08 as well as some of his memoirs in the "All My Stuff" collection (I believe it was titled, Last Words), and some bits from the '04 book, When Will Jesus Bring the Porkchops?...but yeah, when did social media blow up? 2010-11 ish? Would love to hear his comments on the situation now, I'm sure he'd get a kick out of how often he is quoted in online discourse even as said discourse continues to degenerate into a cesspool of tribalism, accusations, and misinformation...

[@Lergmeister]

Didn't he get arrested for "saying to much" i guess it was mostly swears. But he didn't back down. But sadly i don't think we could have some one like this today.

[@scottrackley4457]

He was even arrested for it

[@ronpotts6385]

RIP, Mr. Carlin, one of the absolute greatest. So pessimistic, yet realistic. He's got a lot of great lines that I repeat sometimes, but one of my favorites is, "They call it the " American dream" because you have to be asleep to believe it".

[@slipknot95maggot]

As a heavily pierced person who doesn't think highly of himself: "The squares are wearing them now!" is one of the most cathartic things I've ever heard

[@seasickviking]

I believe this came out in 92. Carlin died in 2008. Federico Fellini was a italian director/screenwriter, known for making films that blend fantasy and realism. He's considered one of the greatest and most influential filmmakers of all time. Scenes where the audience can't tell whether or not a character is hallucinating are often dubbed "Fellini Moments". Five of Fellini's Most Celebrated Films: 1) I Vitelloni (The Young And the Passionate) 1953 2) La Dolce Vita 1960 3) Il Bidone 1955 4) La Strada (The Road) 1954 5) Nights Of Cambria 1957

[@shawnadmire5309]

This one was 1996. Jammin' in New York was 92ish

[@cynthianavarro4316]

I love Fellini's Toby Dammit (1968). Short and sweet!

[@renechanse]

Casanova is my favorite

[@SpectreSpook]

George is the only time I literally called in to work for a celebrity death. But I wouldn’t take it back. We spared him witnessing all of us ignoring the warnings he gave.

[@ahardcorejedi2968]

He has the most sure fire way to bring people together. I'm glad to experience this with you, (again, for myself, but you cannot EVER get enough Carlin, his messages don't die with the ages for the problems he speaks of have only evolved.

[@AngryKatie18]

Carlin would have eviscerated the video/vlogging internet culture of today. He burned golfers so hard their asses are still smoldering

[@ltuninja]

Looking forward to seeing you react to more of the Great George Carlin. I love seeing other people appreciate his brilliance.

[@mikmaqwoman]

If u keep listening u will see that GC has no filter and It really is expected that he speak his mind in his own vulger way...I love it. Wish he was here today ...He would put things in place/ lmao

[@jimmygrenier9668]

"He's kind of a savage, guys!" Man, you don't even know... The older he got, the more bitter he became... but he used it masterfully! Every show is better than the previous one. Until the very end, he outdid himself in many ways. I frickin' love the guy. I miss you, old fuck! (See "It's bad for ya" to get this one ;) )

[@koyoteekoy916]

I do so miss him ! First time I heard George was on a Cassette tape back in the 80s. I still remember bits of the "Shit" skit. If you don't know it, it was about, Do you think a Narc can go all the way through training and on the job, and not know, that Shit, means.Ssshhhiiiittttt, Like hit this man, its some good shit.

[@technomikelyons]

@@koyoteekoy916 My first exposure to Carlin was also on a cassette when I was a kid, which was a compilation of comedy from various artists. The included routine was one of his earlier ones, "Wonderful WINO", poking fun at the top 40 radio DJs of the time.

[@davidfaxon3336]

As he would've said in that one he just went to take a nap

[@lennychorn147]

George Carlin was many things, but being bitter was not one of them. I was a fan, dating back to his "7 dirty words" album. Someone as open and carefree as him, could not have achieved the level of success and respect, if he we're a bitter man.

[@shawnyoung8752]

BITTER? So being passionate is bitter? Maybe you are just a guy that doesn't want confrontation. When I refused to be threa

[@janewright2800]

He is soooo needed today!!! Even more so!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

We LEARN from his comedy, that's what is so special...💝

[@wtfbugs]

This to me is the best thing about KZbin we can find videos of many great people

[@lorihoover5165]

Carlin was a huge influence on me. I remember the first time I heard his album Class Cown, huddled around a small speaker the volume down low so the adults couldn't hear it or us smothering our laughter with our hands over our mouths. Happily I never outgrew Carlin and his outrage at life. Thanks for reacting to him and reminding me how much I enjoyed his commentary on life.

[@neiltrichel1701]

Mon ami, i have never been more certain that we should hang out. Keep with Carlin

[@brettschacht4183]

George has been my favorite comedian since I was a kid. Despite changing radically from an animated class clown whose act revolved around pointing out "goofy shit", to his later years when he became more of a philosophical mentor to the open-minded, he never stopped making us laugh ( even as he was simultaneously forcing us to examine ourselves and our fellow citizens). Please watch 'Suicide' from his 'Life's Worth Losing' special. Extremely dark and utterly hilarious.

[@catsnoot]

I’m happy to see another one of these gems so soon.

[@titansnakehistoric5814]

"List of People who ought to be Killed." Carlin really goes in during this bit

[@joshriddle4919]

He's so raw I love it

[@pdog547]

Carlin was a genius. You need to see some Bill Hicks!

[@mamaalaska]

Definitely Bill Hicks and Lenny Bruce

[@PinkyThumbs]

Hicks and Carlin combined with a mass media class in HS completely shifted my way of thinking. Unbelievable humans.

[@da7a69]

Keep reacting to George 🙏🏻 Great work 👍🏻👌🏻🙌🏻

[@KaBeeM]

"War on Homelessness" is a great bit but so is almost everything else that he did :)

[@martinstensvehagen9161]

Yes more! I have been coming back to your channel waiting for the next carlin reaction

[@josephwalsh9285]

Thank you for a night of comedy.. In these stressful times we can use the laugh's ...

[@tansiwolf8281]

I enjoy you and your reactions so very much, TY for brightening my days.

[@SpectreSpook]

Georgie invented modern train-of-thought comedy. Standups would just tell a joke and reset until he created the idea of riffing

[@stephenmaniloff8493]

Next generation Mart Sahl…..

[@kazukihitomi7969]

I am loving your discovery of George Carlin. 🤘🏻❤️

[@Alexey79568]

"George Carlin on Our Similarities" is a good one. You should definitely check it out.

[@claymccoy]

Agreed.

[@kruksog]

Love listening to you talk. You're clearly a very intelligent person.

[@tqmoosey]

His skit on "the big club" has got to be my favorite, he was ahead of his time & spoke it fearlessly, love it!

[@raed-irq6286]

Yes!!! The best of all comedian

[@victorborbalima]

"advertisement and bullshit" is probably something you would enjoy, it's so beautiful its almost poetry

[@indianahoneybee8852]

The way you engage is rare indeed. Love the channel 🐝

[@kristofermiller6742]

I recommend George Carlin's "7 Words you can't say on TV." It is what defined the words that were mostly censored on air since the 50s.

[@kristofermiller6742]

That or "5 Words you cant say on TV" the predecessor. And I recommend these mostly because your comment at the end about not expecting him to say what he said.

[@chuckd1586]

Thank you B... gotta love George, he was before his time! These kids couldn't handle Mr. Carlin...

[@Thedrumma16]

Got to see him in 2008 live on his last tour since he died. One thing off of the bucket list. You really should do “Religion is Bullshit”. Possibly his most iconic but. In my opinion it is his most intellectual segment.

[@HipJipC]

George grew up in the Bronx with his best friend my Dad. The stories they told whenever George visited, like the time they ran away together, OMG hysterical the shit they did. I still have all the photos from his visits and shows along with 8x10's he signed to me-yeah we got front seats every time. My mom smoked pot for the first and ONLY time with George & others, she got real sick. Us teenagers had to go to bed, but we could smell it and we snuck out to listen. I got a lot of my early education from George and my dad. Thanks to them, I'm still saying Hey man, groovy and swearing like a truck driver! Great video, thank you so much for all the memory lanes you take me down.

[@MrChris_81]

Great to watch back over George Carlin, as a Brit, I can say that everything he said applies to us in the UK as much as to people in the US. Really enjoyed your reaction to this bro! Although his material had aged a bit, it still holds relevance even today 👍😊👊🏻

[@mikefetterman6782]

George's insight was out of this world. Add his confidence in saying whatever he wants, he was a weapon for the mindful.

[@botz77]

The history of George's evolution from straight standup guy in the 50's to a counter culture icon is in itself fascinating. He will be missed.

[@waded2129]

George was raw. I appreciate an open dialog and different view. It was the people that spoke uncomfortable things, that helped bring about greatness. And never forget, this is comedy. Shock comedy.

[@lindanicholson950]

George said his job is to tell us about things we already know. He thinks about it in a different way. And we weren't ever offended even when we were the punchline.

[@brucwayn6403]

this is one of the most memorable voices of all time and he is sorely missed in this current generation

[@UnholyWrath]

George would have material for years.. and he'd roast every single last one of us. nobody would be safe from his barbs.

[@brucemcneill6224]

You have the best internal monologue. Really enjoyed watching it. Thank you.

[@AngryKatie18]

Edit: I recommend his book “When Will Jesus Bring the Porkchops?” Which I think was the last one published before he died. They’re all fantastic.

[@harpomarxist4185]

'Napalm and Silly Putty', and 'Brain Droppings' were good ones too.

[@mogwiawolf4354]

thats fucking funny need to find that

[@AngryKatie18]

@@mogwiawolf4354 The artwork on the 1st edition hardcover is glorious but unfortunately is censored in subsequent versions :(. It seems the publisher changed the cover because it was “blasphemous”. It’s The Last Supper except with George in it holding a fork and steak knife. The paperback version my Grandmother has is different in that they removed Jesus and some other religious figures in the painting (I apologize I don’t know their names-I am not familiar with Christian myth) which makes it a bit less amusing. It’s still a great book regardless!

[@mogwiawolf4354]

@@AngryKatie18 k

[@qpSubZeroqp]

Last Words was his last book in which Patrick Carlin (his brother) did the audio version of

[@mytimetunnel]

Good morning. sure enjoy waking up to a few reactions before i start my day:)

[@Admiral_Briggs]

What I liked most about Carlin is that he may be cynical (but I can't judge since I am too), he was still one of the kindest people. He is one of the few comedians that I truly resonated with. He was to comedy what Zappa was to music.

[@angelaherring5443]

I’m really loving your reaction to him. I’ve watched him for years. You are a proper gentleman but even you get his jokes. You have a very nice laugh. I’d like to see you do this more often.

[@jamesnegin]

A few of his worth checking out George carlin- euphemisms George carlin- death penalty George carlin- state prison George carlin- religion is bs George carlin- advertising

[@culliganman007]

He was a King of Comedy. I was in elementary watching his shows.

[@MrProthall]

Seriously though, homemade tapes are wonderful. Never have I seen my grandparents and older relatives seen as happy as watching my dads recording of a gettogether 40 years ago.

[@markmcgee4255]

He was the Man!!!!!

[@keithralston1133]

Carlin is hands down my all time favorite. Watch his commentary on religion.

[@carolelatulippe2058]

Hello Mr. Lloyd....I am Carole, a French Canadian from Ottawa Canada. I watch a lot of your reactions but I Must say that I was surprised to see you react to George Carlin....off course he can be rather "crude" but he is soooooo smart and he is like a "preacher" or "Motivational Speaker" as well. I love to see you laugh at his material as you always seem like such a serious man. I love many types of humor and when I saw George Carlin in Montreal Canada, years ago, I fell in love with his wit and knowledge. Of course you have to be of a certain frame of mind to really appreciate what he is saying. I am one of those and, as I wrote earlier, I love to see you laugh and to see your "lighter" side...Well done !!!!!!

[@nodarshurgaia4301]

Great one man 🙌🏻 do the "religion is bullshit" next time, you'll love it

[@neuroticplays]

One of my favorites

[@michaelgallagher3640]

He just did it.

[@nodarshurgaia4301]

@@michaelgallagher3640 you mean on Patreon or sth? Because he hasn't posted it on YT

[@DukesMusic84]

My homeboy. Audiences were hanging on his every word and cheered when he told the truth about society. That is my dream too as a performer.

[@GaiaOne]

You need to listen to St George's routine in its entirety, without breaking in with each sentence. His routine ramps up until it breaks like a tidal wave. You're missing the flow, of which he was a master.

[@Hav2bmor]

Absolutely true. He was the master of a flow to his show. It's meant to be taken as one experience

[@koyoteekoy916]

@@Hav2bmor , exactly. He would spend a year or so doing the research, and working it out to a high shine

[@joesiano21]

Like you said he is a savage. He was a very incredible thinker. He was a master of the English language. Way ahead of his time. I think he was a genius.

[@matthewjones6149]

The boomer comments from 20 some years ago. A prophet. I agree with the people telling you to listen to Bill Hicks.

[@southernhippie9058]

Well if the boomer perspective applies or not depends on the socioeconomic background of the person. It really only applies to upper middle class people from that era. Everyone else pretty much got screwed over by the system long ago especially if you were female, a minority or poor.

[@markwilliams5606]

George Carlin! So much to enjoy! Go!

[@Cory_Springer]

It's been far too long since I've watched George's comedy. I remember his "List Of People who Ought to be Killed" list is good (or anything by him, really).

[@Symbol117]

George Carlin was a master of his craft. His work was, and hopefully still is, an inspiration to many upcoming comedians. What makes him even more amazing is that he would throw out his work and start from scratch about every two years. Simply amazing what he did.

[@dynedreagen5]

I recommend going back to some of his earlier work to see how he started. Carlin's evolution to the legend he became is really fascinating, at least to me. I say the same thing about Bo Burnham. He's a much different kid in his room today than he was at 14.

[@richardmacphee2367]

You must watch Carlin' s modern man,absolutely amazing talent

[@sleepye4352]

Looks like another person commented on Bill Hicks. Definitely check him out. He was another amazing cerebral comedian. Unfortunately left us too early, but was a major influence on the comedians that came after.

[@TheMyrmo]

I would also suggest Sam Kinnison in a similar vein.

[@jamlocys1235]

I freaking love George Carlin!!! Genius, one of the kind! I miss him, this world needs George more than anytime before!

[@mikekidwell920]

George Carlin was a God!! I tell you this as a conservative man. When I first heard him I was a kid, liberally minded and actually voted Democrat when I was 18. Then George Carlin became real. I realized that my vote and what I wanted wasn't real. George Carlin taught me that what I thought was real, what I think, how I view the world, THAT was real. Today at 54 I am free and I don't give a fuck how you think or what you think. I love life, I love people and cultures and history. I just want to be happy and have freedom to be happy, and I wish everyone the same. George Carlin was a God! Be a free thinker, I would love to have conversations with you.

[@suzannebaan1337]

Love the explaination about the second vehicle! Go, mr. B!

[@peterbartolomeo9574]

Your great my friend. Carlin was one of my favorite if not my absolute favorite comedians growing up. He ..Richard Pryor...Don Rickles....Johnathan Winters...Bill Cosby.....made records that today could not be equalled. Clean humor..even curse words that didn't offend. My father loved Carlin and Pryor. I can recite ...imitate every character Pryor ever did. Tudlum....the old wino....Bud Jennings....Miss Rudolph.....you enjoy Carlin because he hits home with the truth. Just love your reactions. Occupation Foole was Carlin's 72' album that hooked me. That and Cheech n Chongs Big Bambu. Keep up the great stuff. Your an honest guy. Can't ask for more

[@michaelhopkins7360]

Dude, I love your Carlin reactions. Have a wonderful week man.

[@ChurchNietzsche]

George was a Beast. .. .. brutally honest, and unfiltered.

[@jennebeans]

"He's kind of a savage guys" I burst out laughing with that understatement!! 😂🤣

[@njd4291]

8:46 Nailed it. I'd pay some serious money to see this man's standup on the issues of today. George Carlin was so ahead of his time, so forward thinking. Great observation.

[@jenhuntington1002]

George was a beast and the day we lost him was a sad day… ❤️🥺

[@DeltaFox19]

"He's kind of a savage" is kinda an understatement.

[@ebuz3288]

Happy I was able to see him before he past

[@terenceingledew1442]

Loving your Carlin reactions.

[@BoldDreadman]

Im rewatching and just being suprised how his material is more and more accurate❤

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Once upon a time a sheltered 14 year old me stumbled upon George’s you are all diseased album. Changed my life

[@BrooklynISLove]

LEGEND. George and I would have been best friends if we met. This guy is my spirit animal, nobody brought common sense to comedy like him. I wish I could have seen him LIVE, along with Paul Mooney and Charlie Murphy. Sigh

[@prellen]

George Carlin The last American hero RIP you genius, philosopher...Love from Sweden...Wow,Love George Carlin.🙏🇸🇪❤️👌😇🙃😁🤔😉😀😬🇸🇪🙏

[@ShadyNetworker]

One of the greatest comedic geniuses who ever lived. He was a true artist, his delivery, his timing, razor sharp. SO good! Speaking of 'the public sucks' as a slogan, we have a 'Party Against The Citizens' over here. I'm not sure if they are fictional anymore.

[@KayoMichiels]

Man, i love his humour, straight to the point in your face! I'm saddened that i never knew of him, untill i was looking through the voice actors of the movie 'Cars' and with that discovered him...

[@tom7471]

He was one of the two or three greatest comedians of all time without much argument. I loved everything he taught us. I will say, though, in his later years, like during the time he did this special, I thought he was an angry person. I might be wrong and it was all for show but he even seemed cranky on interview shows with other comedians. Maybe he just didn't feel well because of his health issues. What an extremely intelligent and insightful man!

[@veganapiranha7365]

Your face when he delivered that last line- priceless!

[@rileyroden9545]

A true prophet. Carlin was the word master. Pryor was the master storyteller. Robin Williams was the master of improv.

[@Benobot99]

Glad to see more Carlin! I recommend "You Have No Rights" and "Flying on the Airlines".

[@jalawoods1192]

Raw Truthful Realistic 💯 One Of The Greatest Comedian I wish he was still here with us I can just imagine 😤 Hmmmm ? maybe not😂 when It's George Carlin RIP 🌹

[@jwilliby7]

George Carlin’s was a huge inspiration to me growing up. Very much a father figure in a way. I definitely learned critical thinking from him. Losing him was like losing family

[@jamesray9009]

Carlin 100% predicted the future ... He was calling out the cancel culture before it got big

[@taylorpowers-danzig8146]

Couldn't agree more man. It would be more than great to hear what he has to say about today's generation and culture

[@INSANEhs]

George Carlin is the best. Just watch any clip of his and I"ll be happy lol

[@jasonhicks4036]

I so agree. I would LOVE to hear his views on what's going on now.

[@donnadanielson3532]

This is the first time I listened to you MrLboyd and I like your comments. You’re straight up and honest. Most people who do this kind of podcast aren’t. Also I really like George Carlin. He does get carried away sometimes. I think he gets his anger out on stage and he helps me get mine out when listening to him. I’m a baby boomer and I agree with him about my generation. I don’t understand how they flipped. It’s mostly the upper class and middle classes that changed. Anyways thanks for doing your show.

[@cherylray8249]

I met George Carlin while filming Outrageous Fortune. He was as funny off stage as he was on. I immediately fell in love with him. Got nice photos of him. He had a joke for everything.

[@tejay9416]

I want to see more of this specific kind of content! 😅😅🙌