HE IS THE BEST!! OMG!! | George Carlin Reaction

[@acemagalor2519]

George Carlin is like if every hippie from the 60’s remained as they were but just became grumpier

[@6Qubed]

that is actually exactly what he was

[@Fuxy22]

He ain't no hippie... never was. He was just acting appropriately even before he just took off the ball and chain and just started doing what he wanted without any more filters.

[@mrwobblyshark465]

@@Fuxy22he’s the definition of a hippie

[@sbritton1313]

No he isn't, he hated hippies as much as he hated the government ​@@mrwobblyshark465

[@acemagalor2519]

@@Fuxy22 that’s basically a hippie

[@reimond30]

2005 was a different time. I can only imagine what George would have to say if he saw today, fly high, George, fly high.

[@LRSNRCNG309]

I think his head would spin right off his shoulders if he was here today. Everything he said then is more true now than it was then. Such a shame but damn what a guy 🤟🏻

[@ZeallustImmortal]

He'd be saying the exact same stuff because the exact same stuff still applies

[@WolfHreda]

Being a native New Yorker who also hit the public eye in the 70s and 80s, he would've had an absolute field day over Trump's first campaign, and a meltdown with his first term.

[@notrandombeard9365]

He predicted all of it and I remember him saying in an interview that he was disappointed that he wouldn't be here to watch the craziness

[@ZeallustImmortal]

@@notrandombeard9365 Its not a prediction when it's been happening for over a hundred years

[@OmegaInfinityAlpha]

God, I love George. The man had no problem telling you exactly what he thought. Later in life he was the narrator for the American Dub of Thomas the tank engine, so I like to joke that he is the voice of my childhood and my adulthood, for *very* different reasons.

[@jjkcharlie]

I was older, but I watched with my younger brothers and sister. I remember Ringo, before Carlin.

[@Agent719]

I wouldn't say "later in life", since that was like 30 years before he died. That was like, his peak years.

[@tycol322]

He was also the hippie van in cars, a gorilla in Tarzan 2, and the live action (but scaled down) conductor in shining time station

[@garystorey6472]

​@jjkcharlie Carlin was specifically for the american version. Ringo was the dubbing for the British series. However, the VHS videos/compilations released in the U.S. often didn't follow the episodic structure and would use both british and ameican dubs. Including later seasons that were dubbed by Alec Baldwin here in America.

[@jeffbrehove2614]

Between Thomas and his stand up, he is the voice of my identity.

[@Kadash10]

George Carlin started in the 1970s and kept doing comedy until his death in 2008, did so many specials and every. single. one of them is amazing and I HIGHLY recommend watching more!

[@trajectoryunown]

He actually started over a decade prior, but his success was limited by his more "conservative" appearance and tame choice of words. Once he grew out his hair and dropped the suit, that's when people knew they were witnessing something special.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

His "saving the planet" and "soft language" bits are great too

[@revengance4149]

ALL HAIL BRITANNIA!!!!

[@colt1903]

Is that muh homie Chuck? I think it is~ ALL HAIL BRITANNIA!!! Jokes aside, all Carlin bits are absolutely phenomenal.

[@TheKrislaf]

Don't forget his segment "a war on homelessness". That's my personal favorite bit of his.

[@LalaDepala_00]

Saving the planet is my favorite. Such a great introspective skit.

[@ericerwin3039]

The 10 commandments is a good one as well

[@csight2003]

I’ve never heard of George Carlin but watching this video when I heard his voice I immediately clocked him as the Thomas the tank engine narrator from back then and just hearing the Thomas narrator saying all this has got me on the floor crying

[@lordgenerias]

George was great. He was pretty friggin' funny, and his style was constantly evolving. From sort of friendly and silly, making all kinds of interesting observations and jokes to societal commentary wrapped in stronger language to really let you know how dumb he thought something was. And a lot of what he said rings far more true today than ever.

[@vikingnfld9478]

There edits of George Carlin's bit in Thomas the tank engine on KZbin! I couldn't breathe the first time I watched them😂

[@ShukakuTheCrazy1]

kingnfld9478 those were the absolute best and we need Alicia to watch them for us

[@kirrix5781]

"I don't deserve my fanbase." Girl, I don't know how to tell you this, but the chaos gremlins of a rat army watching you are exactly the fans you deserve.

[@JarodCain]

Chat always reflects the streamer.

[@colt1903]

That is... PROBABLY a compliment. 😂

[@Snapdragon0112]

“She can’t ride him, she’ll break his hips” GORY GORY WHAT A HELLUVA WAY TO DIE.

[@collinduncan-i6d]

Amen

[@venom_spy_chaosgod]

Death by snu-snu.

[@largo778]

'MERICA Fun Fact: George Carlin was the very FIRST "host" of Saturday Night Live

[@kinggoldark3853]

And his opening monologue was “Baseball and Football.”

[@TheCastellan]

He'd have a FIELD DAY with SNL if were alive, now. He'd rip 'em a new asshole.

[@zannimask]

George Carlin is an incredibly important comedian, considered one of the "holy trinity" of stand-up (alongside Lenny Bruce and Richard Pryor). His fascination with language and how he played around and structured his routines were a cornerstone of his comedy and I connect with it so much lol. As much as his later material is by far the more popular stuff these days, I personally prefer his younger stuff. His cynicism and anger are a big part of his appeal to most folks, and that's definitely part of what got me into him in the first place, but nowadays I lean more toward the fun and whimsical side that was more present in his younger years. I highly recommend his bits on Time, Stuff, and Losing Things. They're all absolute gold.

[@jayflach3408]

For alot of 80s kids Carlin was their first introduction to critical thinking. Was devastated when he passed away.

[@gabthegreat01]

The best part about Carlin’s comedy is that he makes you THINK

[@Jacecam32]

yeah? what does he make you think?

[@venom_spy_chaosgod]

It`s called a satire and it`s a great one.

[@KingsBard]

Props to the guy in chat that said "3 sea shells" I understood that reference

[@Hieronymus82]

But do you know how to use them? ;)

[@zestyaardvarks]

Ok so I am a fat person, been over 300 pounds for most of my life (peaked at 400). It's one thing to be happy with your body, to rock it with whatever you want to wear and let those insecurities go, that's great. We're all genetically built slightly different, some are built to be thicker, some are built with more muscle, some are built skinnier, and it's best to embrace it. It's entirely different from when you're actively killing yourself by eating too much or too little. Being a bit chubby is fine, we're supposed to have some fat on us; it's when your blood's full of sugar, blood pressure is high, or you have trouble walking with all the weight that there's a serious issue that you need to fix.

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

Cut processed foods and sugar, drink water and go for 10km walks every day. No need to train otherwise or do much calorie-counting. You'll lose weight easily. It's just the motivation that has to start it all. Sadly, as for most things, motivation only starts once reality sets in, in the form of deathly illnesses. Even just being chubby isn't fine. That's a mega cope. You still have a higher chance of having a stroke than others with lower weight, unless you are active.

[@quakxy_dukx]

@@Fuerwahrhalunke10km at that weight? Hah. Even just standing up and walking around your house will burn a significant amount of calories when you’re that heavy. Then slowly increase activity levels as you lose weight.

[@krzysztofdabrowski9399]

Preach! I am all for acceptance, but toxic "body positivity" kills more people than toxic beauty standards. And we all already agreed that those suck!

[@mannysilver211]

My rule of thumb is:If you have trouble reaching your bussom when using the toilet, you should *really* consider getting a treadmill.Or the better and cheaper alternative, going outside and start walking lapps around your block.

[@flip9453]

Never knew I needed to see alicia react to george carlin. God bless MURICA

[@DesMuttYS]

Funny Story. From 1989 to 1993, there was a show called Shining Time Station. It was a children's show that aired on PBS, which was set in a railroad station. from 1991-1993, George Carlin played Mr. Conductor. He was a magical character, about a foot tall, who talked to the children at the station, and lived in a mural on the wall. He would also set up the "Thomas the Tank Engine" shorts that they showed. This means there were children who were familiar with Carlin, but apparently their parents were not. As such, said parents would find out that George Carlin was doing a performance near them, and take their children. Just imagine some parent's shock when they bring their five or six year old to see Mr. Conductor, and end up getting this.

[@theAsterisk]

Oh, my parents knew well who he was, and he replaced Ringo Starr as Mr. Conductor. I imagine there was some trepidation at the news. I also imagine there had to have been some absolutely glorious outtakes from his ADR voiceover sessions.

[@PandemoniumVice]

I was first introduced to George Carlin at like 4 years old watching reruns of Shining Time Station where he played Mr. Conductor for a couple seasons. I found his stand up comedy in my teens. The man didn't really tell jokes, he just pointed out the absurd truth and hypocrisy of the world and people laughed because... what else can you do? 'MURICA!!

[@Milo-it1tf]

Is that a thing in the live action Tomas the tank engine movie? Cause it sounds familiar

[@JarodCain]

He was Mr Conductor as an agreement with the courts for Community Service.

[@galesonic]

@@Milo-it1tf Shining Time Station was a show created to have Thomas the Tank Engine shown on network TV rather than just as VHS tapes.

[@galesonic]

@@JarodCain That is not true and even when Carlin was alive he said that was bullshit. He wanted to be on there. If Brit Allcroft's obituary about him means anything, it only showed that he genuinely wanted to be on there, to the point he gifted back the bear he used to narrate to during his tenure to Allcroft

[@JarodCain]

@@galesonic I was not aware of that, thank you.

[@johnsmith-mi2uc]

To be fair the 2000s was when obesity levels were really skyrocketing in america were decades before it was not as big an issue. Access to a lot of luxuries really got a foot hold then.

[@SwordlordRoy]

In my misspent youth, George Carlin was the Voice of my Childhood as the narrator and primary voice in Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends. Only later did I discover his stand-up, and it's like my childhood adopted my current sense of humor!

[@GENERIC_CHANNEL_HANDLE]

Saw a chat comment to the effect of "he's less of comedian and more of a grumpy old man" and, like... these things are not mutually exclusive. Also, I'm nearly 40 and he still did comedy longer than I've been alive and he died in 2008.

[@wafflefawfflemcdooodat1124]

alicia's just doing a dad comdian speed run at this point

[@zenmastermtl]

Carlin doesn't just cook, he's the head chef of the whole damn Michelin star restaurant. Truly the greatest of all time.

[@killerfox9862]

Best way I can describe him is, George Carlin is the original Bill Burr, the no nonsense tell you how it is, doesn’t matter if it hurts you feelings

[@Millaninja06]

I appreciate how much you work between youtube, Twitch, and IRL. Coupled with your cancer battle, I feel how rough it's going. But your attitude and your insights in the face of these challenges are genuinely uplifting for me. Keep up the hard work, and I'll smile alongside you

[@lenny_has_arived6679]

Remember guys, Alicia doesn’t actually want to know how old you are

[@TheXXIJackpot]

26:50 I'm hearing a friend o mine ranting how almost a whole classroom is failing an exam with their folders open... They need only to copy the answer and they're still failing. Holy fucking shit!

[@harveymaltezmansilla8098]

I love George Carlin, He basically a Philosopher with a Sense of Humor, I never watched his Stand Ups, but I did watched his US dubs for Thomas the Tank Engine, and Now I started watching more of his Stand Up and All made my Laugh, I especially love the Ones who He talks about the Ten Commandments and Religion

[@justindubuc3859]

Fun fact, French in Quebec is closer to the langue and accent spoken in the 1600s than the one spoken French in France today. Also, Quebecois use more proper French words than the European French due to a program to preserve the language around the 1960. The Euro French were more influenced by the English language than Quebec.

[@mk_gamíng0609]

But also Quebec French tend to SUPER insufferable tho in my experience and I've experienced French levels of superiority before

[@MW_Asura]

This myth needs to stop being repeated. It's getting annoying having to debunk it every time

[@panzerwolf494]

Love how your chat goes nuts any time you forget to put it on screen "Oh my god! No one will be able to see me spam emojis!" like anyone ever gives a damn

[@Caredroia]

*Alicia; If you ever watch a RBH (Rap Battles of History) you have got to watch the hilarious George Carlin VS Richard Pryor. So funny, with an unmissable Guest pop-in by a sweater loving brother!!!*

[@nickkurtz512]

I was ABOUT to recommend him! He and Bill Hicks were like Future philosophers in disguise.

[@trajectoryunown]

Love it when Hicks comes up.

[@ArlanKels]

There's a two part documentary for George Carlin called "George Carlin's American Dream". I consider it a high quality must see watch for any Carlin fan.

[@hunterwaguespack3963]

Anyone here who first knew him as Mr. conductor on thomas as a kid, and then found out he was a comedian? Lol

[@JoshSweetvale]

Philosopher. The modern diogenes.

[@HisokaRPG]

There's a reason why Carlin was one of my idols. I've never really enjoyed stand up comedy since he died.

[@DainnGreywall]

To think that a ton of trump supporters unironically think that George Carlin would be in support of Trump.

[@justinlindfors8512]

He ain't even in support of voting lol

[@TheNorthernSkeptic]

He would have his own hour-long special just deep-roasting that bastard, his politics, his failed (too many to list) ideas and who knows what else, then scold the american public for allowing that creature to be the nominee. «Garbage in, garbage out»

[@crustpunkjesuschrist]

It’s so funny because he was basically one of the most aggressively left voices in mainstream entertainment all his life. He talked about hating war, hating the religious right, hating capitalism and austerity, and hating the colonialism and slavery that this country was built on. MAGA people hear one anti-PC language bit and think he would be on their side when his politics aren’t as shallow as a lot of these “left the left” types who suddenly change all their beliefs to right wing slop bc they got cancelled on the internet once. He didn’t care if he offended anybody not from some “anti-woke” or “anti-PC” edgelord position but because he knew what team he was fighting for and what his intentions and who his enemies were and didn’t need to convince anyone else. It took conservatives until after he died for them to try and co-opt him as “one of them” bc if these conservative hacks said it while he was alive he’d track them down just to tell them to go fuck themselves

[@LalaDepala_00]

I love seeing young people discover George. He truly was the GOAT and changed comedy in a lot of ways.

[@zebrion5793]

George Carlin was a cornerstone of my upbringing. He was not a comedian. He was a philosopher who told jokes. ALL of his content is still topic-relevant to today.

[@zebrion5793]

'MERICA

[@darryllmaybe3881]

"I'm not shaming you for being fat, I'm shaming you for being complacent with that."

[@Geth-Who]

Actually, might make a hell of a movie recommendation - Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure had George here as the guide to two delightful idiot heroes.

[@EpimethiusPSN]

Yes - Bill & Ted's - great movie - PLUS baby Keanu Reeves

[@chrismaverick9828]

RUFUS!!!!

[@JoshSweetvale]

And as a dessert, Carlin plays a second-string bad guy in Dogma. Wanna see Carlin do his Cardinal Richeleu?

[@GeekMasterGames]

I was fortunate enough to see him at a live performance in Nashville during his last tour. He was working out the jokes for his HBO special that he never got to record before he passed. He is one of my favorite comedians and genuinely funny. 'MURICA!

[@DarkJJ13948]

As a person with ADHD, I completely understand getting lost in tangents, a bunch of my friends have it too. Literally a few weeks ago, we were talking about video games, a few tangents later, we somehow got to talking about politics XD

[@nemamiah7832]

That's not ADHD, that's "natural flow of conversation". You start talking about big stompy robots, you find yourself talking about siege of Vienna and later catch yourself talking about painting techniques. This is - in fact - perfectly normal.

[@corryjamieson3909]

​@@nemamiah7832Or is it?

[@nemamiah7832]

@@corryjamieson3909 It is

[@jacobmutti1528]

And to think, that this man, whose mouth is (unofficial) declared a toxic waste dump, narrated the first 4 seasons of Thomas the Tank Engine! And he gave the series his praises for not talking down to kids. This guy was brilliant. My favourite (as well as my mum's) act he did is called "Stuff".

[@SergeantSup]

10:25 It ain't body shaming when you're out here looking like Cannonbolt from Ben 10, at that point it an intervention

[@alexkats30]

George Carlin is THE GOAT. He's the most intellectually engaging comedian you'll ever find

[@jackticsinc.8848]

YASS!! My favourite comedian!

[@demon0981]

Alicia, the reason why we love George Carlin so much is because he speaks the truth. Every word he says during his specials is thought-provoking and deadly accurate, especially with today’s cultural climate. He was the GOAT, always saying what people are too afraid to say because they don’t want to be “canceled” or “controversial”. If he were still here with us, I guarantee you and anyone who has heard his stuff that he would tear this generation a new hole

[@Certdude]

This man is one of the three individuals who raised me and gave me my sense of humor. The other two being Rodney Dangerfield and Robin Williams, gotta love that Murica humor.

[@somemonkeystirnerite]

I love George Carlin. One thing that I hate though and it’s not a him problem but it’s the fact that most of the people who listened to him didn’t even take his shit seriously. He never converted anyone in his audience to leftists critical of America. They all either became neoliberals or conservatives.

[@musicman9263]

I cant help but imagine what he'd have to say the way the world currently is if he didn't pass away.

[@CapnE625]

He’d just be another ‘comedian’ making fun of Trump, just like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel. Now, I’m not a Trump fan myself (voted Kamala not because I like her, but because I hate people who con others), but beating a dead horse by constantly making fun of one person gets old and predictable real quick. Would Trump be the only person that Carlin would make fun of? Of course not, but eventually, he’d get to the point where Trump would be go-to material, like Colbert and Kimmel. Anyway, my two cents.

[@ishinomorileon]

Hi, comment section. I was gaslit and guilttripped bpy Alicia to leave this comment. 😂

[@THG-3141]

18:55 💯 exactly that. Do not shame someone who is trying to be better. You encourage and push the MF to hit their goals. Negativity at the gym is the absolute worst. Let people improve themselves with confidence!

[@indypartridge107]

I’ve always known him as Rufus from Bill and Ted’s excellent adventure, one of my favorite movies when I was a kid, then I watched his specials and loved him even more!😂🤘

[@barrellbaggins]

His abortion and sanctity of life bit is great too.

[@justindane5410]

On the Subway rant, I recommend viewing John Oliver's Last Week Tonight episode on Subway. He goes into why there's so many and other details. Subway is very unethical.

[@t.r2603]

Problem is most Malls these days are dead. Sure you got one or two that have like 4 major stores, a handful of small mom and pop shops that are selling the same off brand praying someone don't report them for selling unlicensed stuff. 2-3 hair/beauty salons, maybe 1 or two resturaunts at the food court and a store that has the Spirit Halloween sign saying "See you next year!" Otherwise, closed doors and empty rooms, a testament to what once was.

[@JoshSweetvale]

The new mall is the superstore.

[@Balthizar101]

Autismo here, and I had a similar experience to 15:45 . Back in early elementary school, I had a friend who was very overweight and was one of the nicest guys I knew. When I learned that obesity caused health issues, I was afraid for him and wanted to help him by bringing it to his attention. However, I went about it in the worst way possible. The next day at school before class began, I walked up to him and literally said, "you're fat, and you're gonna die!" He started crying and ran out of the classroom, and I had no idea why he was upset when I was trying to help him. Fortunately, being thr nice guy he was, he forgave me the same day, and no harm was done.

[@hahaha1171]

He is actually the best. God damn. F in the chat for merica

[@original_caffeinator]

So thankful i got to see George Carlin live during his final tour. A rare treat to see him working on and perfecting his act.

[@skylermaves7272]

Respect the classics, man! It's Hendrix! If any of you get this reference, I love you

[@lonesavior]

"Germany lost the second World War, but Fascism won it" -George Carlin, 2004. He was even wilder when he got serious. Like, as hard as he's going here, this is still him handling the audience with kid gloves.

[@OrbObserver]

I love when Canadians try to act like they're not America Lite lol it's cute.

[@benawesomebw1197]

Except the Quebecois, but... they got their own little thing going on

[@LalaDepala_00]

I mean a border does make a difference. You can easily say "Oh the Dutch and Germans are the same" or "Oh the portugese and Spanish are the same" but they are not.

[@andrewziegler2793]

The thing that started him off was the 7 Dirty Words You Can't Say on Television

[@thegamingmobster2768]

She became a cult leader

[@nomadnick726]

So glad you got to see this George Carlin performance. He tried to warn everyone about what was to come & many hesitantly laughed hoping he was over exaggerating.

[@shemasmcguire3999]

0:23 Oh, you're in for a treat

[@claypigeon7063]

Thanks, Caleb!

[@shemasmcguire3999]

@claypigeon7063 Caleb?

[@shemasmcguire3999]

@claypigeon7063 Who dufukks Caleb?

[@DonaldKraus-v2y]

I love the idea of a black elf telling me to hol' up, then backtrack, THEN go full-tilt with George Carlin content. It's crazy whiplash lol. Love you, Alicia ❤

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Alicia's tangent on Quebec French is so true, my French friend described Quebec French to be like hearing someone with a speech impediment who constantly uses incorrect grammar. So basically its like how we (British people) hear Americans 😂

[@isengarde9490]

I distinctly remember learning about British nobles speaking French instead of English, because they somehow came to the belief that French was the language of royalty.

[@jacobdill4499]

Interestingly, there is evidence to suggest that American English is closer to old British English and that somewhere after American independence the British fancied up their English. Canadian French may have a similar route.

[@justindubuc3859]

​@@isengarde9490That's also because the first British King, William the Conqueror, invaded Britain from Normandy, France. So the first British King was French.

[@justindubuc3859]

@the98themporoftheholybri33 Agree to disagree, Im afraid.⚜️

[@ZeallustImmortal]

You arent british. Clearly. Ever spoken to a brit?

[@Hunfleder]

George is the GOAT of stand-up. I love all his stuff, but what especially cracks me up is his sketch on cats and dogs, and the one on airport security

[@James-iu2km]

14 HBO specials, 10 separate Albums(like the vinyl kind), 6 books, hosted the *_FIRST_* Saturday Night Live, etc, etc, etc, etc.... The man is one of if not *_THE GOAT_* of comedy!!!!!

[@stylishjack6416]

He was Rufus in "Bill and Ted's excellent adventure" "Tails of Iron" check it out.

[@MonikaMarieG]

It's both amazing and also depressing how accurate George's thoughts are even when this special is almost 20 years old. Definitely check out more of his stuff. I personally like his "Sanctity of Life" and "People who oughtta be killed" bits

[@1mpur1ty]

MURICA! George Carlin is one of the greats; Definitely should react to more of his work!!

[@Hieronymus82]

George Carlin, my favourite stand-up philosopher.

[@oblivious8868]

First off, 'Murica Second, I hate malls, personally. Third, Alicia's rant about Subway makes me think she needs to see Lewis Black talking about the end of the universe.

[@AlexTaylor-w4m]

'Murica indeed. 12:39 Someone once told me that it's not about "not judging," because judging is instinctual. It's about tempering your judgment and not immediately acting on your first impressions. Always makes me glad to hear more people saying as much.

[@shadowzero3983]

George is amazing, a few of my favorites include: "losing things" "airplanes" "Driving" "religion" but he has many classics. The father of dark comedy

[@guigoinz112]

Another great reaction! I hope you keep doing more George Carlin. I’d love if you did his ”soft language” bit. What a beautiful soul he was. May the ledend rest in peace!❤

[@DanikaShoru]

“Murica!” Stay awesome Alicia!

[@thewinterprince1731]

Auntie Anne's has the best pretzels and the only pretzel cheese worth a darn and I will DIE ON THAT HILL.

[@pugking4518]

It's because the British and French conquered parts of Canada this is why you have two main languages instead of just having one

[@nicks3935]

I had a instructor that reminded me a lot of George Carlin he had the ability to piss you off, make you laugh and think all at the same time.

[@morgothable]

Carlin is basically seen as the heart of modern comedy by many. Bo Burnham, who you recently reacted to, has a line in a song going "Rolling in dough, while Carlin rolls in his grave". He is that important. It is worth mentioning that he started out becoming a big "safe" comedian. He got big while pushing no buttons and just making family friendly stuff. Then he hard pivoted to stuff like this, atheist comedy and comedy about the words you are not allowed to say on tv or radio.

[@danielallen3454]

Yeah, you just, you just gotta let Uncle George cook. He went hard from the start and didn't let up for over 50 years. God, we need that man back . . .

[@Hotaru99]

I’m from ‘Murica! And i’d love to recommend Gallagher, Lewis Black, Ron White and Mitch Hedburg.

[@CorporalRusso]

I miss this man. Saw him by accident on HBO back in the mid 90's as a kid (6-7 years old, lol) Laughed hard at the cursing, not really "getting" the jokes. He went to I believe congress to talk about something, he made more joes and history lol. You should react to that seeing how he talked and didn't perform yet still made these tight wads in DC all laugh

[@SlimeKingK]

George Carlin was the KING of seeing the world how it is. 'Murica needs a man like him and Lewis Black to rip it apart. Absolute GOAT. GOAT of GOATs.

[@faraday1548]

"It's called the American Dream. Because you have to be asleep to believe it." God damn, I forgot how good he was

[@12DAMDO]

my favorite part about George Carlin and his jabs at 'Murica (see what i did there) is the fact that his biggest fans are exactly the types he's critiquing lol

[@michaelhaukaas5526]

If you get more into his material, you'll see that Carlin was an absolute wordsmith. Even some of his material that you may agree or disagree with his perspective, you can only have respect for the way he presents it. There's a reason why most comedians acknowledge Carlin as one of the greats.

[@dinofreak222]

30:30 My mom had her own business so I really appreciate your point here! George is one of the realest comedians in history, usually likened to a philosopher, so it's great seeing you react to his stuff. He makes a lot of geopolitical takes throughout his shows hidden with comedy, so it's always intrestesting hearing from people who have never heard of his work! Great vid as always and I hope you take care!

[@GhostWatcher2024]

"Wont she break the toilet?" 😂😂😂 LEGEND! my daughter is autistic, i know all about candid statements.

[@a.z.pantera5577]

"MURICA!! Also it baffles me that this is the same dude that narrated Thomas the Tank Engine for the States at one point. Literally my childhood.

[@agentalaska2715]

Murica, and tbh hearing your talk about the restaurant and your business experiences in the past hit home hard because I work at a gas station and we used to be owned by a family group and they sold out to a corporation that came in and essentially completely screwed up the stores and drove off half our customers and reset all of our benefits all cause it's best for their pockets

[@BaeBunni]

Have seen his comedy for at least 25 years since I was a kid and it always remains relevant.

[@ivangood7121]

oh the GOAT. Never expected the George

[@maxacorn]

george carlin is a rare breed of comic: fearlessly funny. he didn't care who got offended or didn't like him. he said what he said and if you didn't like it? "get bent" . he was a global treasure and way beyond his years.

[@WildDancer101]

George Carlin was also the American dub narrator of the first four series of Thomas and Friends.

[@ryancuadra162]

Gonna watch more George? I recommend ‘Our Similarities’ and ‘Flying’. Love George he’s my favorite, first heard him narrating Thomas and Friends. And his reasoning for doing Thomas is so nice. Saying he didn’t wanna leave this world being known as a cranky old man. 😢 Rip George.

[@Slagathor75]

I was cracking up laughing at your reactions to Carlin, till you mentioned the bowl of mac n' cheese. I then fell over laughing so hard..... Keep doing what you do and don't ever change.

[@WannbeSomeGuyWithLongHair]

Don't mean to be religious but the good Lord said:"I didn't make you to win arguments, I made you to win souls!" Also the wise old saying with success or any businesses or any endeavors is that you will plant the seeds of success and it might not be fully developed by the next one to fives years, but when it is full that next generation and or family will inherent all of your earthly good deeds to make or create a better tomorrow. It might not happen right away, the next day, or it might not happen at all; but you gave it your all. You have it 100 to 120 or more percent, you didn't give up or give in or even cave to criticism. You are the best person and the only person who will make it better for not only yourself but also for everyone around you and everyone you interact with!!