First Time Watching RODNEY DANGERFIELD!

[@Jessedog11]

Im a plumber and did the plumbing for new bathrooms at dangerfield comedy in Manhattan in the 1990s, he came by most days to Buy all the contractors lunch and free drinks at the end of the day. he joked around with us was was simply a good man. good man who was funny as hell.

[@Barnes466]

That is a wonderful story man! You guys were so lucky!!! Oh man! I wish!

[@Jessedog11]

@@Barnes466 I will never forget it.He was a cool dude

[@Barnes466]

@@Jessedog11 OMG YEAH! He was and still is great. Be well mate! Gotta love great comedy!

[@davidmullens7565]

Thanks for the great story 😊!

[@ronbryan969]

John candy the same had friends redo his basement bought food and beer for the guys

[@Paladin70]

Saw him in person once. Even though this is a compilation, he was just as rapid fire as what you see here. Absolutely incredible how many one liners he could fire off without hesitation and it went on for two hours. And the audience was constantly shouting out just like here. Amazing talent.

[@ronwilliams1385]

Richard, I had the exact same experience..saw him in person in the early 80's. He was a classic. there will never be another. I miss this era of comedy. Sometimes the old days are the best days.

[@Paladin70]

@@ronwilliams1385 Every older generation says it Ron, we may as well get on that bus too (plus, it happens to be true lol)

[@Sirala6]

My father used a hearing aid and would stay up to watch Rodney on the Tonight Show with the volume blaring.

[@nelsonmoody4686]

He went through several different personas until he lay he’d on to the man who gets. no respect. His argument with Sam Kinison in Back to School is comedy gold.

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

Rodney Dangerfield was one of the most legendary stand-up comics in history. His peak years were the '70s and '80s when so many of his performances seen in this montage were recorded. His basic theme was "I don't get no respect," and most of his monologues included that phrase somewhere near the beginning. Everybody knew Rodney was the comic who "don't get any respect." All his jokes, and everything about his stand-up schtick, were built around that theme.

[@scottmike-do2lv]

He helped popularize many stand-up comics, Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Carrey, Tim Allen, Roseanne Barr, Robert Townsend, Jeff Foxworthy, Sam Kinison, Bill Hicks, Rita Rudner, Andrew Dice Clay, Louie Anderson, Dom Irrera, and Bob Saget.

[@profanepersonality]

And influenced people like Burr, and that circle.

[@coyoteken1000]

The man who gets no respect, was probably the most respected man in comedy..

[@jeffrey6618]

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[@clg0003]

I suppose we can forgive him for Andrew Dice Clay, given the rest of that list.

[@josephgonzalez6070]

"Dangerfield's" comedy club NYC

[@lewistasso8866]

Yes! I saw Ladybugs! If you kids didn't already, you need to see Rodney in "Back to School!" There are some familiar faces in that one. I highly recommend it!

[@ΒΞΔΝ]

Don't forget his best role in NBK.

[@revo1336]

Easy Money

[@bintheredonethat]

Like the classroom scene with Sam Kinison as the history professor. ;o)

[@lewistasso8866]

@@bintheredonethat And the business class where he's teaching the professor about bribes, organized crime, zoning regulations, etc!

[@bintheredonethat]

@@lewistasso8866 Yes! I forgot about that. ;o). Then he sends his secretary in with the shorthand machine to take his notes. LOL

[@Alex-di7mb]

“Back to School” definitely a must watch.

[@powerbadpowerbad]

Rodney also had a rap song;RAPPING-RODNEY.

[@mikelundquist4596]

Call me when you got no class.

[@Alex-di7mb]

“I want you to meet my nieces “

[@revo1336]

Easy Money

[@stevedem76]

I need someone to help me straighten out my Longfellow.

[@reijonator]

Casting Rodney in Natural Born Killers was a genius move. Killed that role although it was a small one.

[@jamesdamiano8894]

Yes he was awesome in that.

[@thebarkingmouse]

You should watch Foster Brooks airline pilot. Then realize the man never drank.

[@Tarkus_]

Rodney has been my favorite comedian for as long as I can remember, and he still is to this day, despite having passed away many years ago. Nobody could deliver the rapid one-liners quite like Rodney! And yes, I laughed from start to finish on this reaction video! 😅😂🤣

[@xermanganime]

Rodney, I really miss his comedy and his standup, so funny and underrated. His movies were good too, RIP.

[@Brandi6666]

Huh, underated🤔

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Ladybugs was movie about female roller derby team.😊

[@dcool2u2]

He was never underrated

[@basher5107]

“Rodney Dangerfield” was born Jacob Coen,his is a story of perseverance he didn’t find success till he was almost fifty years old His voice,always the red tie Bulging eyes and sweating were part of his act along with not being able to stand still.Very funny man and his fast delivery, he bought jokes from other comedians he incorporated into his act but he was also a very giving man discovering comedians and giving them spots at his club in NY with the likes of Sam Kinison,Andrew Dice Clay,Roseanne Barr and many others along with Caddyshack,he also co starred with Joe Pesci in the movie “Easy Money” “back to School”,Ladybugs and others in his later years. One of my all time greatest and favorite comedians.

[@alfienoakes1911]

his real name was Jacob Cohen, wasn't getting many gigs, then he changed it to Jack Roy for comedy, still wasn't getting many gigs. Then changed it to Rodney Dangerfield, and it started working for him, then the " I get no respect" and his career really took off

[@mikebeasley9793]

ALL I CAN TELL YOU GUYS IS THAT I AM SO SURE THAT RODNEY'S WIFE LAUGHED ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK NO DOUBT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@GranpaMike]

Rodney Dangerfield was amazing, one of my Top 5 favorite comedians of all time. Thanks for all the laughter, Rodney... R.I.P.

[@yambo59]

Dont worry about Rodneys wife, she understood it was just comedy, him and his wife really loved each other - its just part of the act nothing more.

[@johnthompson2434]

On one show he said he wasn't married

[@bobkatfan2013]

@@johnthompson2434 married the same woman twice, then married from 93 to his death.

[@TheLocalGent]

This is the humour my father has haha so old school banter. they don't make them like that anymore lol

[@yambo59]

Boy she was REALLY over thinking the straw joke-!? - and most of it - wow - thought I saw an airplane go over her head--LOL

[@Cashcrop54]

Rodney is one of a kind. When he was on Johnny Carson, Johnny would just let him riff on. No questions. My favorite is "I asked the dentist to make my new tooth like the old one. He gave me a tooth with six cavities"! Great video! Well done.

[@jamesaf50]

I saw him once and as I laughed at a joke he had fired a few more jokes that I missed. This went on for about two hours. My girlfriend and I had a great time. We noticed after the show was over that our faces hurt from laughing and smiling constantly for his whole show. It is a great memory. He is my favorite comedian. No one could tell that many great jokes at the speed he did. Wish I had seen him many more times in person.

[@Dusty999]

The joke about going to Mexico and getting the "walks" is a twist on getting the "runs".

[@bradleystopher8725]

my dirty mind thought he said warts as in genital warts

[@danielmarshall3102]

Absolutely love Rodney. His self loathing routine "I don't get no respect" is the envy of comics everywhere. It is a niche that allowed him endless one liners for decades, trashing himself and everyone in his life, including the dog. LMAO !!!

[@StephenHunts]

Rodney was a comedic genius. RIP Rodney Dangerfield 🙏🙏🙏

[@steveclapper5424]

Rodney was beloved by every name comic of his day and even though it sounds like he's riffing, but every gesture, every word every inflection was rehearsed and polished in advance.

[@melissaisloud7404]

That color looks great on you, Miss Dee. And yes, I’ve seen LADYBUGS! I love Rodney Dangerfield. He’s an absolute Legend. His comedy is absolutely timeless.

[@zunbake3]

I used to see him a lot at the MGM in Vegas in the early 90's, he had the whole audience laughing in pain!

[@blackpowder99]

Rodney Dangerfield is iconic stand-up comedian, back-to-school my favorite movie of his❤

[@dianesaienni5466]

Rodney worked selling siding after he bombed at comedy, but he continued writing his one liners until he had thousands. Then he tried comedy again later in life and became famous. It's written he was the leading salesmen for years! I would definitely buy siding from him!

[@victorjohnson7512]

Rodney was the greatest standup comedian of all time. He memorized a hundred thousand one liners and could spit them out without thinking. He had Johnny Carson cracking up so hard his eyes would water up. One of his best movies was "back to school"...

[@mikebunner3498]

This is for the young lady ----- You look shocked and surprised. Well, my dear that is Rodney.... He is savage and has NO filter!!! his delivery gets fast at times..... If he gets a laugh, he jumps right in to the next one.. Rodney was a funny, funny man......

[@ReymundoCortez]

"No Respect" his favorite phrase. And ladybugs was awesome

[@showbizz7539]

Daaamn, ole girl dropped "The Lady Bug'! Nice

[@TTM9691]

Aw, I love you guys! This was so fun to watch! He was married (or with a girlfriend) at the end of his life, and he had been married at one point, but I think he wasn't always married throughout his career. His "wife" and kids and doctors and all that were all just characters, I think. I laughed a lot during this! I've seen different supercuts of Rodney's jokes and they're not always this good, usually I prefer just watching a particular performance. But this one gave you a good idea of his act: just rapid fire jokes!

[@squadfathercrypto]

He married one woman, they divorced, then remarried, and divorced again. After that he had a girlfriend.

[@elizabethhabib7327]

He was also on "back to school" funny.

[@stevesilsby5288]

Gotta watch him in "Back to School"

[@Thetequilashooter1]

Without a doubt, Rodney is my favorite comedian of all time.. He was so fast in his delivery, and his jokes just flowed so naturally.

[@hemispheres6942]

Caddyshack is comedy gold! Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield and "The Gopher". Wish more millennials were turned on to this Classic!

[@thomasmcginnis2782]

He's got other hilarious movies... "Easy Money" withJoe Pesci, and "Back to School" with Robert Downey Jr. + a rap song titled, "No Respect"...check it all out.

[@dorianjohnson7387]

Rappin Rodney is the name of that song

[@80HD8]

He did have a rough childhood. And yes, his dad was a jerk - to put it nicely. It took him years to finally get his break. He sold aluminum siding while he wrote jokes in a big notebook he had. Finally, when he had enough material, he went to some clubs and did his act. His catchphrase was no respect. It started out as just part of a joke and then stuck. There's a bio on him and his second wife talks about him. It's really interesting.

[@Opheggie54]

This is true he did not have a great upbringing at all his mother was unloving as father was basically MIA

[@B70707]

Thanks for that info! Hadn't heard about his ACTUAL background

[@dunringill1747]

Great reaction. Rodney Dangerfield was known for his rapid fire one liners. One of the greats. In Caddyshack, there were very few lines written for him. He just improvised most of his dialog.

[@Celticclown]

Rodney Dangerfield is a comedic LEGEND! One of the greatest to ever in comedy😊

[@XViTNg]

She takes everything so literally. They are jokes. Lol

[@Anthonylokison]

LOL , what size was the straw? 🤣 OMG that made me laugh, ... it reminded me of when my brother was a little kid and we were talking to a friend and they said their dog had been hit by a car and my brother asked "what color was the dog?" .... Hey maybe it was a "Crazy Straw" 🥸

[@matthewleite8188]

I grew up in the 70's ,not only did we have the best music we had the best comedians. RIP Rodney, Don Rickles and Robin Williams.

[@leosalas41ify]

One of a kind, RIP Rodney. Saw many of those shows live.

[@WorldSpectator705]

Amazing memory - one joke setup and punchline after another. Rapid fire, and delivered so well. Those of use who aren't comedians probably don't realize how it's not just the joke itself, but how it's delivered that really makes it so funny, and he had that excellent delivery!

[@allenslayman4272]

Love it, vinnie boomBOTZ!😅😅

[@mikeherrmann5360]

Him & Norm McDonald were my 2 all time favorites

[@elfman5176]

Rodney is Hysterical 🤠🤠🤠

[@george217]

He did a cameo as himself in Casper. So did Clint Eastwood.

[@Roberta-my7qr]

See "Back to School"!!!!! Hilarious.

[@johnk275]

If you haven’t checked out Foster Brooks, you should he was fantastic! Great reaction! 👍

[@georgepaust8416]

One side note about mr. Dangerfield and it has been documented. He was gifted. I mean, like a mule gifted.

[@airmaxwell]

One of the greatest ever...check out his movie Easy Money...R.I.P. RAPPIN RODNEY

[@raymondpetersen6155]

One of my favorites of all time!!

[@MannyBrum]

Fun facts: His last public words were to a reporter before going in for heart surgery. They asked him how long he was going to be in the hospital and he said "If all goes well, about a week. If not, about an hour and a half." He never woke up from the anesthesia. Also, on the day he died, the randomized joke of the day on his website was "I tell ya I get no respect from anyone. I bought a cemetery plot. The guy said, 'There goes the neighborhood!'" His wife had them put "There goes the neighborhood" on his tombstone for his epitaph.

[@rickfortier8664]

Rodney was married to 2 women in his life time. Wife #1: Joyce Indig from 1951 to 1961 and again 1963 to 1970 Wife #2: Joan (Child) Dangerfield from 1983 till his death in 2004 Interesting fact, he is/was Jewish and she is/was a Mormon.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

HIs dad was in Vaudeville back in the 20's. He once came on the tonight show and showed a pic of his dad with the great Charlie Chaplin! If you've never heard of him, look him up. He was a mega star back in the day. Loved y'alls reaction to Rodney. One of the funniest people I have ever heard. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.

[@tlcasey1002000]

HE IS HE "I CANT GET NO RESPECT" GUY!

[@bigjay123]

What kind of straw, that's what you got from that joke

[@Mudbug2000]

Yep I see it too. She can’t wrap her head around a comedian telling a joke. Like who’s his wife? People like this also think that singers are singing about their lives. They don’t get songwriters are not singers the majority of the time.

[@ronaldwilson6295]

Getty Images has 343 pictures of Joan Dangerfield and her husband, Rodney. Joan, a stunning blonde, and Rodney were deeply in love and shared a life-long devotion to each other.

[@leffew2000]

He did a cameo in Casper. When the ghostly trio possessed Dr. Harvey and he looked into the mirror, his faced morphed into Clint Eastwood, Rodney Dangerfield, Mel Gibson, and the Crypt Keeper.

[@MisterCrockett]

In all my life I’ve never heard Rodney repeat the same joke twice, that’s impressive n witty

[@alfreddaniel1994]

I am one of the very few people that have seen "Ladybugs". Had it on VHS growing up. I've watched it several times.

[@jeffreykeith6494]

In case no one said it. Rodney was one of the faces in the mirror, that the ghostly trio was using to mess with Pullmans' head. Quite amusing.

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

This was fun to watch! Great job!

[@EvilTerry35]

His first starring role was in "Easy Money", with Joe Pesci, a funny, blue collar oriented comedy with some very funny scenes.

[@AliasMark69]

"You know my doctor, Dr. Vinnie Boombatz",,,, iconic line in comic history.

[@kelseywalthall2352]

You young folks are very beautiful together, cherish each other and never take the other one for granted ❤ 💕

[@CarmineMassaro-zr4bc]

Easy money must be watched, you won't stop laughing!!😂

[@Marchant2]

I remember one of his jokes when he said, "For Christmas my old man got me two batteries with a note that said, "Toy not included."

[@larzakalazerath6655]

There is a documentary about his life that you should watch. He worked really hard as a average joe raising his family. He didn't start doing comedy till later in his life like late thirties or early forties. Been a while since I watched it myself. He's always joking about not getting respect that was his main gag but I remember have mad respect for him after watching that documentary. Probably should go and re watch it again myself as it's been a number of years ago now.

[@DrBoneright]

What kind of dog does he have? That's awesome. That was a small sample from 40 years of Rodney. There are so many live performances, interviews, albums, commercials. etc. etc. to check out for the first time! Great review!

[@MrJeddYoung]

I'm 54 and Rodney Dangerfield was really more associated with my parents' generation. Yes - his career took him up into the 80s / 90's; but his biggest era was the 60's and 70's. I think he was so well liked by my parents' generation ( your grandparents?) because those decades were harder decades for the average working person - and since Dangerfield only made fun of himself and his own life - it kind of helped the average person feel better about their own struggles in life. By laughing at Dangerfield's jokes - the average person could quietly tell themself: my life isn't so bad. Anyway - thanks for your reaction - it was fun watching younger people react to an era that has since passed.

[@robertkelly6282]

I’m 71 I would beg my parents to let u me watch Rodney on Carson

[@TheJohnnywbred]

I’m 61 and while in college he was extremely popular. College students went to his shows in the 80’s and he was definitely a lot older than us.

[@dunhill1]

Agreed. I'm 53y and both my parents love Rodney. That's a great analysis and makes total sense.

[@steelermia]

5:55 I can't lose any weight .. I tried jogging .. I keep running into restaurants lol underrated joke

[@realbser1956]

What size was the straw? Dee, you kill me….😂😂😂 ❤

[@jamesrader3329]

Rodney was one the greatest. I'm sure he was respected more than he realized.

[@davidharrison3711]

They left out the joke: When I was young my girlfriend would tell me, "Come on over, there's nobody home. "I came over, there was nobody home!"

[@lawrenceallen8096]

"I know I'm ugly. When my dog humps my leg it has to close its eyes."--Rodney Dangerfield.

[@user-DrJoe-Future]

One of Rodney's best movies was " Back to School." It was a riot.

[@johnandrews2167]

He was a legend for sure.

[@Mike-kv5pl]

Check out some of Rodneys performances on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show. Classic stuff.

[@TruthHurts2u]

Rodney Dangerfield played himself in Casper. He appeared in the mirror between Clint Eastwood and Mel Gibson then the Crypt Keeper after the guy dried his face and looked into the mirror. he says, "You think you got it tough? I got a facelift. There was one just like it underneath."

[@Buds1own]

GREAT STUFF AGAIN!!! !!! SOOO AWESOME!!! THANKSSSS!!! ♥♥♥ Psalm 37:4 "Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart".

[@romanhardware]

Rodney Dangerfield is a comedic icon.

[@sirpoppinchuck]

He was the funniest “King of the One liner jokes!!!!”😂😂😂😂 Great in “back to school, “

[@cyron41]

In Casper his face showed up in the mirror scene after the ghosts jumped in his mouth

[@baritonebroker]

Back to school is his Magnum opus that movie is absolutely hilarious. Robert Downey Jr. is like 18 in it. The whole movie is like one of his stand-up routines every 30 seconds. It’s another great line.

[@dougca7086]

one thing about Rodney he never got any respect

[@toddedwards5144]

Greatest comedian of all time.

[@ZepG]

My parents took me to the Hershey Arena to see him live in the 70s and I was hooked ever since!

[@BackwardTravisty]

Plus, his style was so unique that if someone tried to steal his jokes, it's instantly recognizable.

[@D_Do-see-do_c]

😂 Back to school was one movie I first saw him in. Besides on TV interview comic show's & yes do remember 🙂 lady🐞bug⚽as well. Thank you for the video 👍

[@Photovintageguy]

Rodney later in life devoted his resources to helping new and upcoming comics.

[@sandymcneill7698]

People that knew his legendary comedic career whether in movies or live stand up specials.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

"BACK TO SCHOOL" HE'S HILARIOUS!!!😄😄😄😄

[@8tractlemans]

Yes watch back to school

[@jennifermouse8521]

He was one of the mirror image on Casper. U no took off his face there was another one just like it underneath it.😆😂🙏

[@5667hall]

Caddy shack is a classic. A lot of people have never seen it. The Jerk is worth seeing as well.

[@lepoetress]

He's the G.O.A.T, period!! Loved him!! You gotta watch him do his famous "I Don't Get No Respect" jokes .... woooooooooo, you'll be rolling!!

[@rickfortier8664]

In Little Nicky, he played the grand-father,

[@bradleystopher8725]

I've never actually seen that movie but I think Rodney Dangerfield played Lucifer in that movie

[@billwilson7948]

I went to the Westwood Cemetery where he is laid to rest…. On his tombstone : “Rodney Dangerfield There Goes the Neighborhood” Priceless!!! 😝

[@djknox2]

The funniest Dangerfield movie is BACK TO SCHOOL. Don't miss it!