First-time Reaction to Rodney Dangerfield | Is he the King of One-liners?

I watched Mitch Hedberg and then everyone recommended I check out Rodney Dangerfield. I was not disappointed.
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[@SiavashSafavi]

He's a legend. He left stand up at around 27, went to trades. Came back in his late 40 early 50s and became the king. Again, while he was really hot, because his wife died he left showbiz for several years and raised his kids. Then came back. Had a terrible awful childhood and a terrible mother. "No respect" didn't come out of nowhere. He was the joke machine.

[@specialsock009]

I like that Johny Carson allows his guest to just talk without interupting them.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

What made Johnny so great and why people wanted to be on his show was he was a terrific straight man. He asks just enough of a question to keep Rodney talking to the next joke. He sets them up and Rodney hits them out of the park.

[@StoneShards]

Comedic delivery is a form of magic! And Rodney's a master magician!

[@dorarie3167]

You should read Dangerfield’s autobiography. He had a lousy childhood with a cold mother. He blossomed as a comedian late in life, but had been writing jokes constantly. He sold aluminium siding, I think, when he had stopped comedy while raising a family. He opened Dangerfield’s, a comedy club, in New York. He also helped many comics, including Jim Carrey. He’s featured in the 80s films Caddyshack and Back To School. A true comedy legend, and he always wore that red tie. Jewish, too, but changed his name as many did.

[@SebsDuran]

Geez. What a legend.

[@robstyles8535]

This is also a great example of why Johnny was the best, he’d bring out his guests and let them do their thing. He only talked when he needed to, not when he wanted to.

[@badplay156]

Rodney Dangerfield was one of the greatest stand ups.

[@zanealberto7741]

THIS is f&$king hilarious!!! I can’t stop laughing 👍😂😂😂zane

[@jamesshort8660]

He got that good by a lot of long nights in clubs. Just like anything else, the more you do it, the smoother you get

[@420johnas]

That’s his job bro, that’s how he buys his house and his food and his drugs and his alcohol lives a wonderful life, because it’s his job to memorize. This isn’t the first time he said those jokes he’s probably said them hundred times at home over and over it’s his job his livelihood to memorize these jokes. God bless him. I got to meet him in a club. He was hilarious. He was getting ready to walk out as I was getting ready to walk into the restroom and he stopped and shook my hand at the comedy store. Whatever that is in LA.

[@yambo59]

Rodney had thosands of one liners, and as said below was a comedy legend, his "no respect"routine was loosely born from genuine life experiences, his comedic timing was born from genius.

[@ronny9.794]

i can tell this is an authentic first time listeming to Rodney, he keeps talking when Rodney is doing a joke. i can't hear a godamn joke

[@Barb5001]

Rodney had a carefully honed comedy routine. Him frequently reaching for his tie is an integral part of it

[@glenminnick3724]

Thank you for airing the classics!

[@thecharmingnavigator9946]

Man you fully have the style and charisma for youtube. Got suggested your channel and really enjoy watching you watch things. Watchception walkamigo!

[@SebsDuran]

Dope, dude!!! Really appreciate the note!

[@rebekahelliott5297]

Love seeing people react to rodney - it's always "can we laugh at this?" "we're not suppose to laugh at this! " "this is so wrong...but snap". And I dint know about anyone else but any time I watch Rodney (not back then but today - when no one can take a joke as a ...well as a joke) I'm like waiting for that jerk off good morning Vietnam to run out on stage yelling "this is NOT what we program here!" He's sooooo quick, I'm like always laughing 2 jokes behind. But one of my favorites of his was about growing up in a neighborhood so tough - that when the elementary school teacher asked the class what comes at the end of a sentence and the little boy raises his hand an says..."an appeal"!!

[@EasyModeFishing]

Rodney Dangerfield is the best!

[@MountainStreamLives]

You asked how he could recall and deliver the jokes so fast; while he was certainly a singular talent, i can remember my grandparents and their friends and family who grew up in NYC. In their culture having quick, sharp wit and humor was very revered and everyone seemed to have a high level of self deprecating sarcasm and willing to rib and roast all those around them. I’d be interested to see if others had that experience with that generation.

[@SimplyTakuma]

03:28 Ah yes the _Lost on the beach_ joke is a true classic from Dangerfield 😂👌🏻

[@porkfrog2785]

The absolute master of rhythm and timing...it's hard to retell his jokes. But I like the quirky ones. like, I was an ugly baby, I wanna tell ya,. I was so ugly, my mom had to get drunk to breastfeed me. But it's all presentation and timing. My wife's such a bad cook, someone left dental floss in the kitchen and all the roaches hung themselves. The man was always writing jokes, and stripped them down to their essence and perfected the meter. There's a rhythm to them like unrhymed poetry.

[@aaauuuggghhh]

Henny Youngman and Milton Berle were both fantastic with one liners and come backs. They came before Rodney and were quite funny. You should check them out.

[@leonardstilwell1894]

Dude! YES! The Firehose of Jokes himself. Never stops. Who knows how he did it?

[@juankusoff]

Cocaine

[@QuantumG432]

Rodney is the BEST.

[@chrisolivo6591]

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson was the only Late Night show when I was growing up, compared to now where there are too many shows. Carson invented the format of a monologue, sketch and than guests. His show was one of the few ways a comedian could get noticed back then as this is where everyone got to know Rodney.

[@romanhardware]

He is the king of one liners and one of my favorite comedians, my other favorite is Groucho Marx

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

Rodney is every comedians hero.

[@rmaldonado4031]

Never vulgar, he was really the KING

[@infamousmormon6464]

This guy is one of my favorites. Him and Sam Kinneson

[@RossM3838]

It was Rodney who recommended same for back to school. The scene had to be edited because Rodney couldn’t stop laughing at kinnisons ranting.

[@cygnusx-3217]

Rodney Dangerfield had enough one-liners to go for an hour, at a fast pace.

[@cottonmouthcaridin]

One of the GOATs, glad you’re getting to experience his stand up for the first time. Keep up the good work! If you’re looking for more one liner content, check out Milton Jones, a great one liner comic I found a few years back! There’s a few vids on YT, the 10 minute one called “Milton Jones one liners” is a good one.

[@CanadianGrown]

Johnny just lets him go until he runs out of gas..😂😂

[@Zelig2Cents]

My wife is something else I tell you. I haven't spoken to her in years. I didn't want to interrupt her! - Rodney Dangerfield

[@darost]

The lady in blue was Doris Day, hugely entertaining comedy actress and many other things. I could hear her laugh 😅!

[@Mike-kv5pl]

Rodney was a legendary comic. He also starred in some hit comedy movies in the 80's (Caddyshack, Back To School and Easy Money). In 1983, he released a comedy album titled "Rappin' Rodney". It featured the song "Rappin Rodney" which was a rap song that actually made it onto the pop charts. It was the first rap song performed by a white artist to make the charts. And it had a music video that was played regularly on MTV.

[@ronny9.794]

I know a ton about R.D. but i did not know it hit the charts, i had the album, but I didn't know also it had a video. cool, thankyou for sharing that

[@andresmendozaondatube]

this guy looks like any English TA at any college ever. But i fucking love the vids man

[@SebsDuran]

Bahaha thanks man

[@RossM3838]

Also note how good a straight man Johnny was.

[@gregjohnston455]

"What's up with Waterbeds in the 70s?" They were still a new thing. They were invented in 1968.

[@anthonybalistreri5226]

Wow, Doris Day and Carol Wayne as guests!

[@rolynblakout]

Rodney Dangerfield is truly one of the greatest comedians of all time. He was famous for his one-liners! Try out watching Henny Youngman- THE King of the one-liners.

[@Illumentra]

Another old time comedy legend you should check out is Don Rickles. He is the king of roasting people

[@apollocabrera6710]

Saw him..at his club....here in nyc....

[@jadoo868]

Johnny was the best.

[@pete3883]

He is the King, good as Bob Hope .

[@Mr1sammyd21]

Dangerfield is a legend

[@picolo4102]

Theres plenty of Rodney on carson out there

[@adgato75]

Back To School is a hilarious film that he is in. Caddyshack as well , but I have always preferred the former.

[@editmel]

It's funny cause it is a question of it being nerves or just more bits. This vibe is a Bill Burr and Conan interview.

[@MrDanedo]

You can really tell this guy inspired Norm

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

You have to find some Buddy Hackett on Carson. He makes them laugh up a lung on the regular.

[@descendantoffools9767]

Rodney was great. He was just rapid fire jokes, always killed.

[@darost]

Henny Youngman was a long long time ago the King of the One-Liners...

[@Pronzini1]

Rodney was the best ever. He got no respect! When he was child, they used to have to tie a pork chop around his neck just to get the dog to play with him! LOL........................................Rodney was the greatest

[@tomwood3794]

My kid is so dumb, he thinks F is the highest number on the alphabet.

[@hey_its_travis]

Love his line, johnny I tell ya it's hard to be funny coming off drugs The good dr vinny boombatz

[@SebsDuran]

HAHAHA I missed that one! He just kept hitting me with them one liners

[@mem1701movies]

My uncle was an ex cop and happened to be sitting next to him at a bar and he offered coke.

[@hey_its_travis]

@@mem1701movies completely believable

[@hey_its_travis]

@@SebsDuran not this clip

[@cygnusx-3217]

The new comics only did their act. The established comics, the ones Carson liked, got to sit on the couch. Johnny was the gatekeeper for comedy. It was a weird era. Kind of like Ed Sullivan, but that was before my time.

[@descendantoffools9767]

On the couch is Carol Wayne and actress Doris Day who died about a year ago at age 97

[@leonardstilwell1894]

Just so you know, Seb, Norm's a huge fan of Rodney's. Might be his favorite. Hard to tell with Norm b/c he's said all sorts of different comics are his favorite :) You should look up Norm's stories about Rodney. He's got a great SNL story involving him. You also might appreciate George Miller. Another comic beloved by the likes of Norm and David Letterman. Often very cheesy, clean jokes, but also brilliant.

[@SebsDuran]

I'll look for some George Miller, dude!

[@petem.3719]

Waterbeds and 2" shag carpet were all the rage in the 70's. That eco-friendly looking set is sooo typical.

[@smittybenzo4693]

Rodney's is the king of 1 liners. Mitch Hedberg seems to be inspired by Steven Wright....Check him out.

[@JeffWaynee]

Norm loves Rodney a lot also.

[@blessjesus-o2b]

More Rodney. Also you have to check out Don rickles

[@godcandy108]

For good old-fashioned one-liners seek out Henny Youngman.

[@jstrahan2]

I'm watching this while eating nachos and donuts. I hate treadmills.

[@formica.]

No! don't take a drink during a Rodney joke 2:40

[@SebsDuran]

Big time mistake. I thought he'd slow down for a bit!

[@tyespooner8047]

I’d like to see Andrew Dice Clay poems

[@SebsDuran]

No idea what this is, so wer'e adding it to the qeueu (wow that's a hard word to spell)

[@tyespooner8047]

@@SebsDuran queue. It’s a dumb word. Judging by what you laugh at, I think you’ll like Dice a lot. No kids or parents......FYI

[@jkt4748]

Also, check out Don Rickles, you won’t regret it!

[@hey_its_travis]

Is my rodney,bob Saget story showing or they keep deleting it

[@SebsDuran]

Bro I haven't seen it.... what the

[@mem1701movies]

He’s hilarious but this is not even close to his beat material.

[@robertm8780]

Matt Maze-I like: " My father hung a pork chop around my neck to get the dog to play with me."

[@KevThrawn85]

Cocaine is a helluva drug. LOL

[@galerios1]

Dude you ever sleep in a waterbed... Well no I guess. Nobody slept in a waterbed. They weren't made for sleeping. They were made for... other reasons. 😉😉

[@papinoo1159]

Do Sam Kinison!

[@JayHar215]

Water beds are fantastic, but they are terrible for your back

[@patrickturner2417]

Rodney was NOT a one liner!!! He told quick, short stories.

[@franksinatraiv2006]

How about norm hosting the espys

[@SebsDuran]

In the qeueue, baby!

[@mem1701movies]

@@SebsDuran the crowd certainly did not like him...ha

[@marioringeri1028]

are you on a treadmill ?

[@hey_its_travis]

The no respect thing was real, he waited til he raised his kids then hit the road and sadly always felt he didn't get respect. You need to check out tim dillon podcast, stand up, but his rants are epic.

[@SebsDuran]

hahaah will do man

[@hey_its_travis]

@@SebsDuran so rodney is in hospital for heart surgery, checks himself out and bob saget finds him in back of comedy store says rodney what, how ya doing, rodney replied how am I doing I'm sitting here with 2 hookers and waiting for a guy who can suck himself off (was ron jeremy). Sent this like 6 times 6 diff ways to get it through

[@hey_its_travis]

@@SebsDuran he actually quit for 10 years to sell vinyl and metal siding, did not break through until was like 58, did all that died at 84

[@greghudson6861]

Sebs you gotta react to Bob Uecker on the Tonight Show 1985, one of the funniest athlete/TV personality interviews of all time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKTYdqVrq8t3faM

[@dexstarapa]

Man, if you love Norm and you love Rodney, you should see Norm''s impressions of Rodney ---> watch?v=J6w8YhlHRRU

[@SebsDuran]

Hey haha thanks for sending this over

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

It would have been better if You didn't t complicate my visual with your walking exercise. Through me off.

[@Kristian179]

please react to *Ricky Gervais Wouldn't Kill Baby Hitler*

[@SebsDuran]

When he's onSeth Meyers or his stand up set?

[@Kristian179]

@@SebsDuran Seth Myers

[@warflagon4134]

seriously? you cannot sit still to review something?

[@jpsned]

Dude, what, are you on a treadmill? I couldn't watch this video--I was getting nauseous watching you going up and down!

[@tankblack6758]

Your wife "Specializes in Women." Not good for you... lol

[@SebsDuran]

Bahahaha

[@liljoker3364]

You gotta do a reaction to this one by Rodney kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5bGhmWhmrxoaqs

[@RagnarCrumpets]

Dude I gotta say it’s super weird to exercise while doing reactions….

[@robertjohnson-cm9xb]

George carlin is even better than dangerfield

[@templestark4779]

Oh, glad you stopped on the treadmill. Just gasping while talking - not great. Too percussive, too.

[@yambo59]

Sorry, the treadmill is bs, its distracting and annoying

[@Duenschissdoktor]

i think he's on coke

[@Jiff321]

duh lol

[@Duenschissdoktor]

@@Jiff321 it's so obvious, he's sweating like crazy, could be a other drug but it's the 70's so coke is very likely

[@thomascampbell7942]

TC the regular guy,don't embarrasse yourself comparing tomatoe cans of today to the pros of yesterday,Rickles,Red Buttons the list goes on remember in the day it was all about insults and we loved it bunch of wimps now the comics today are boring