How To Make Everyone Around You Feel Amazing

[@louisefox4852]

Graham Norton is a genuinely nice guy. Being genuine is really, really important. And he's sharp and clever. He's not forced, he's spontaneous.

[@johnevans9665]

errrrm I met him lol hes not that nice to non-famous people

[@louisefox4852]

@@johnevans9665 that's such a pity! So sorry to hear that! Maybe you caught him on an 'off' day?!

[@johnevans9665]

@@louisefox4852 well yes I can imagine it would be really annoying if everyone knew you but you dodnt know them lol

[@louisefox4852]

@@johnevans9665 yes, not sure if I could cope with that to be honest!

[@lisahannah5675]

@@johnevans9665 As someone who works in the UK entertainment industry, I can vouch for that too. Important thing to remember is that he's *paid* to be endearing on his show to his guests. It's not a barometer for how he is in real life. He's not the worst by far out there though.

[@micha781000]

1 Warm friendly vibe, smile, touch, compliment based on accomplishment 2 humor, and make them feel you get them, laugh along with other's joke more time listening than speaking 3 playfull teasing gives a familiar feeling (dont attack identity, dont tease about something that can not be changed). Best if earlier before, a compliment. 4 listens intently and focused, let the other talk. To be intersting by being intetested, eyecontact

[@gxrsky]

Micha Vlijmen, van I always look for that kind of comment, thx

[@lanellmalone3023]

Thx

[@ladyslick121]

i love you. thank you for this

[@PinupSticknerd]

Appreciate u sir 🫡

[@Grimm472]

Learning to socialize is like learning a foreign language from scratch.

[@suaptoest]

You nailed it! I just thought that there's much to change before he would become popular here. First of all, new body language!

[@aviozstudio4903]

exactly

[@milenamijuskovic2340]

@@suaptoest verbs

[@lia-ww2fp]

I feel attacked

[@dancechica]

It certainly feels that way to me

[@BalancedEarth]

I'd like to see a video about someone doing the exact opposite of charisma and breaking apart how they could have improved. Whether that be a character from a movie or an actual interview.

[@mostlyvoid04]

yes!!

[@Blex94]

Watch the Will Smith vs Jaden Smith video

[@merlinohtwotwooh7777]

That would actually be really cool to see, even if its a character I'd love to see them break down ways to improve charisma in the moment.

[@Alex-ki1yr]

WhirlwindSkies +

[@vaibhavguptawho]

I think they have a Ned Stark video that does what you're asking for.

[@sabahaltaf2285]

Jimmy Fallon never clicked on a video so fast

[@HaloLvl43Legit]

Exactly what I was thinking. It's like he's a robot trying to emulate this, but failing. He just fake laughs at everything and tries to force jokes and compliments. It all feels artificial.

[@KaylaSaysRawwr]

I love me some jimmy fallen but I don’t hate on his awkwardness to be honest I just think he’s some awkward dude bad at jokes who managed to climb up in the interview world so not fake but good for him getting there. Amazing accomplishment for someone who may struggle with being funny or whatever

[@HBSuccess]

Absolute consummate phony, or at least that is how he comes off. I can't watch The Tonight Show anymore (Grew up with Carson.. Liked Leno....Liked Connan...)

[@AGFuzzyPancake]

@@KaylaSaysRawwr It sure is amazing for him. It'd be an amazing if I were the president too but like Jimmy Fallon I'm not amazing for the people.

[@Pos608]

LMFAOOOO

[@samuelvoges1383]

Great video which is worth watching A small summary: 1. Create a warm positive connection at the beginning of the interaction 1. Smile and touch (search for little hints/Hinweise how the person likes to be greeted/welcomed) 2. Make others feel good with complement based on their accomplishment 2. Made others lough 1. Use a wide range of vocal tonality and emotional expression to get a lough 2. Laughing along with someone else’s jokes (you make them feel like you’re listening to them) remember that laughter and happiness are habits that you can cultivate 3. Combining achievement-based compliments the person is proud of, playful teases and self deprecating jokes you can tease people while they lough and love you. 1. Whoever you’re teasing should be laughing along with you 2. By playfully giving each other a hard time you immediately create a familiar feeling 3. Be careful don’t attack someones identity and don’t tease something that is unchangeable and important to them 4. Set the stage by making a sincere complement and you are able to tease little things without offending anyone 5. Dont make yourself the but of every joke 4. Be an active listener Dale Carnegie „to be interesting, be interested"

[@earl-grey-milk-tea]

Can you do more videos on charismatic women, please? A lot of your videos focus on male speakers/personalities and some of the humour or techniques that they use work better in a 'bro' setting or don't always come across well when delivered by a woman - there's something in that society also likes women to be refined and polite. There's a lot of women who don't necessarily use humour all the time, but manage to command respect and have that sense of magnetism around them - some of the TED speakers come to mind as an easy example.

[@mel818]

The one about Adele is amazing!

[@benjaminaltman4895]

Hi C! Absolutely plan to do more women as well as men. Our most popular video ever is actually on Ellen Degeneres. Did you like the recent one on Margaery Tyrell?

[@TheBlurr12]

Benjamin Altman Tina Fey please!

[@sassymedea3065]

Jenna Gray Its British banter its all in good fun.

[@kokolatte825]

C that's such a great comment! I was thinking the whole time about how to apply these steps to my own life as a woman and I don't think they will translate as well. Especially with "touching" without coming across as flirty and joking which I think comes across as witty for men and "bitchy" for women.

[@popland1977]

I think a LOT of Irish people are naturally friendly, complimentary and seek out humour and therefore are widely liked. The accents of Ireland are also very musical so he changes his pitch a lot

[@MomasBoyOnline]

Pop Land I'm Irish and can confirm that characters like Graham are very common here, just from my colleagues alone I can think of three of them that could easily engage anyone in the same way Graham does. However, Graham seems to lightly tease people here but in reality the Irish can actually be very harsh in teasing each other so we grow immune to taking offence and learn to laugh things off. It's to the point that many tourists and migrants here even question if we're being malicious but it's really all l said "for the craic" and not meant to really cause hurt or offence

[@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447]

Pop Land I don't know you're nationality but here in Ireland we have what's called "craic",which is having a good time, usually by friends making jokes at other friends expense,and receiving as good as you give. It's part of our culture and it usually happens when we get drunk, well it does when me and my mates get drunk, I shouldn't speak for everyone .

[@wcgcjd]

No not really

[@cathalsurfs]

You're on the ball there girl! Fair play to ye! :)

[@TovenDo.O.Video-]

Yeah, aslo funny how a huge number of friendly charcthers in games/movies have irish accents. It really helps.

[@goodgirl140]

I've been waiting for you guys to do Graham Norton for a while now! He is the most witty and likable person I know. Love him!

[@HotStrange]

goodgirl140 indeed! Didn't take me long to become obsessed with his show either.

[@figotlatenby588]

Currently watching him right now.

[@jakubgruda354]

goodgirl140 You actually know Graham Norton? What's he like?

[@CommenceComments]

How long have you known him?

[@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447]

goodgirl140 I wonder is he shown in America,?

[@earl-grey-milk-tea]

Would like to add that in the bit about reading body language, in both cases Graham approaches with his hand held slightly out to be ready for a handshake. He notices Josh Widdicombe coming in with shoulders slightly more forward (more awkward) and with his hand outstretched, therefore he uses the handshake + back pat (caveat - back patting doesn't work so well if you're female). Jeremy Renner enters with his shoulders set back and open body language, which might indicate being open to a hug.

[@Serai3]

Exactly. The most important aspect of Graham's physical connections with his guests is how he takes his cues from what they are comfortable with. Mark of an excellent host.

[@artemisstrong5113]

No, Jeremy Renner clearly opened his arms for a hug -- he initiated it. He's an American, and an actor -- you should already know he'd be more demonstrative than a Brit. Plus, this is not Norton's first meeting with either one of them. And they've certainly interacted that day before the taping began. Also, please be cautious: what Norton does is way too much for real life. This is a TV show.

[@chilliard120]

Graham Norton is, hands down, better than any other talk show host currently on TV. And I'm including the U.S. in that, because his show feels so genuine and he seems like he's having a genuine conversation with each and every one of his guests. Top video, well done guys!

[@alibarbi664]

If you wanna improve your relationships this is the only channel in the world that makes you feel like you REALLY learnt something at the end of the video. Thank you soooo much!

[@alibarbi664]

We're not talking about 3 technics. Everything can be learnt and if you wanna learn charisma you start studying it and you finish living it. My relationships have improved since I started watching ALL their videos and reading their book. Of course it takes effort, it's not about watching videos and than "done!". You study, you apply these advices , you try, you fail, you observe what's wrong in your behaviors, you continue studying and than you succeed.

[@ch-p2861]

Graham Norton is definitely the best talk show host in the world.

[@vickirosstudor490]

:-p :-D mmmm...no.

[@PeopleHealthTru]

Best in the world if you want the whole world to act homosexual. It's called homosexual flirting, not 'charisma.' He's not a 'magnetic' or desirable mate to a normal person.

[@abraham8565]

@@PeopleHealthTru what do you mean by that?

[@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559]

@@abraham8565 what he means is that he's a troll - probably typed his comment from his parents' basement, which he hasn't left in years, lol.

[@M0kki]

@@vickirosstudor490 mmmm...yes.

[@alyxisfuentes6596]

My stepson is 14 and entering the realm of being included in more conversations involving adults. This has been helpful for him. As often he’s the youngest, these tips are helpful to remind him he has plenty to offer a conversation

[@Danik0301987]

no the first step Graham does is gets his guests drunk.

[@u00drk1]

Yeah, he was on Colbert's show recently and admitted that's how he gets people to talk.

[@MrALHADE]

Kazakh Gamer "does is gets" - RIP English

[@aminab6075]

Yet it can't be denied that Graham has an extremely likeable, charismatic and witty personality. Anyway, its not like he's forcing the drinks down their throats! His mentioning of 'liquoring them up' on Colbert's show was a bit of light, British humour which seems to have been awfully misinterpreted within the short time since he was interviewed.

[@ohhifart1106]

hahaha nailed it! there's also drinks backstage ;)

[@Achw3l]

u00drk1 That's just another self deprecating joke lol

[@anewloveofficial9137]

I instantly like someone who has a sense of humor and possess the ability of making fun of himself in order to give people a comfortable feeling towards him. Everybody wants to be happy no matter how bad the situation is, so it's not bad to carry a joke everywhere you go, atleast you can make people smile in every little things you do.

[@PersonalPower]

I am not really good at making compliments but I can confirm, humor and self deprecation is incredible. If you can laugh about yourself with confidence you are already good to go! If you tease you can go over board, but if you make jokes about yourself you can't really go wrong! We all like to laugh! If you want someone to like you, make them associate a positive emotion with your character. When they associate fun and laughter with you, then they will enjoy being around you and search for your presence. Good to see a fellow KZbin deconstructing celebrities social skills! I really enjoyed this one, probably because I like graham norton!

[@gumersindocebollero3261]

this channel is a great tool for robots

[@bashyre6877]

Gumersindo Cebollero what do u mean?

[@bloodhooded]

For robots like me. You're right, Gumersindo Cebollero. Mentioning your name so you will like me more. Ha-ha-ha.

[@gumersindocebollero3261]

Bash Yre so they can learn to act like real people, like me haha, I also enjoy social activities and f.r.i.e.n.d.s. haha

[@PatrickFoxGaming]

Computer says no...

[@IluvinortheIneffable]

or sociopaths

[@Jonic_P]

I've been lobbying for this episode for SOOOO LONG Constantly seeing celebrities that don't usually open up or even do interviews go on Graham Norton's and show and just love it has made me deeply interested in how the man does it!!!!

[@StrawberryAppleCream]

I LOVE Graham. I love how he is funny and makes the show while giving the stage fully to his guests

[@Raf_Avila]

We're interested in others when they're interested in us

[@muchalucha4939]

But then how will they become interested in you, when you're not interested in them yet?! Shouldn't the same theory apply to the other side! This is similar to "what came first, the chicken or the egg?" dilemma all over again :D (I'm team chicken)

[@Raf_Avila]

Haha I totally agree! Show genuine interest in others first and the natural human instinct will be for them to reciprocate

[@steampunkthing2716]

Not true at all

[@sammysamsoccer]

Actually so true

[@pavoljuraj7020]

Red Smurf You can't say it's true, because it is not generally true. It only *might* be true among people you know (coworkers, classmates, neighbors, ...). If you stop someone on street that you've never seen before and you will show interest in how's his day or how is he, even if your interest will be 100% honest, you won't become friends. You will be most likely told to mind your own business...

[@cellardoor199991]

1:06 Actually he WAS gonna shake his hand, BUT Jeremy already made the gesture to hug so Graham copied.

[@_pudu661]

Biggest takeaway for me: - Don’t be so serious, learn to laugh at yourself. Nobody is perfect and being overly critical of yourself ruins the experience for yourself and for others because you’ll be in a negative vibe. - always give genuine detailed compliments over general generic compliments . Something specific that may matter to the person. Ex. Nice shirt vs You have great style I really like it! - compliment before any teasing. - when teasing don’t attack someone’s identity, don’t tease something that is unchangeable or important to them . (Example, if they have acne or sexual orientation)

[@ChrisSmith-hq3of]

That is a very good summary!

[@nbrikha]

Please remember that Graham has a team of people doing research on his guests so he knows what he can and cannot make fun of. His personal charm and people skills aside, it'd be difficult for him to do this show week after week without them. Just saying it helps to know the person, or at least a few details before you start poking fun at them. You never know what can be a sensitive subject to someone so keeping it light can be difficult for serious people at first.

[@SisterFromAnotherPlanet]

I'm not on the level where I have a "team of people", just using Google and giving respect, so I became known for opening my guests up because they trust me. I've even interviewed Kanye and got him to laugh and relax and share his feelings about things he didn't with others. You don't need a team to be an effective interviewer.

[@chocmilkshake24]

So true

[@chocmilkshake24]

sisterfromanotherplanet you’re right, but you have to remember that he’s interviewing ppl who have been interviewed to DEATH about everything they do, so the research is mandatory if you want to get creative with your questions and not repeat the same boring questions.

[@maggiemcfly5267]

Yet every talk show host has a team of researchers or just a person really, and Graham Norton still stands out

[@LiLBrotato]

Good point man I was thinking the same

[@combatwombat2134]

A side note, I love the way he encourages guests to tell a story or remind them the details without giving away anything necessary to the build-up or punchline.

[@dannyclub09]

I'm glad y'all finally made a video about Graham Norton, we've been asking for this for a while.

[@mannelshah]

to be fair, that mark ruffalo joke caught us all off gard in it was RELLY hillarious i don't think anyone would not LOL at it, it still make me laugh even tho i watched it alot of times.

[@absoledge]

mannelshah what's it in reference to? Just his general appearance?!

[@strangulator123]

That's HIS spontaneity that makes him more likeable.

[@Deiku]

Can you make a video on how to cheer people up? thanks

[@Slechy_Lesh]

This video shows that. Just be even more cautious, more gradual, if they're not feeling good.

[@razvan2632]

give them money .Actually don't .Receiving money is kind of embarrasing

[@Ricardoromero4444]

Watch tony robbins. he's the master at that one

[@Kalenz1234]

Hug em.

[@Serai3]

Here's your video: don't do it. There are few things more invasive and annoying than an attempt to "cheer up" someone who hasn't asked you to do so.

[@Tennishead21]

You forgot his Irish charm. ;)

[@daireoreilly2548]

yeah most irish people are naturally charming

[@poundlandbandit6124]

+Daire O'Reilly how can an entire people be charming

[@MD-uu5nt]

killy it's the culture. not all Irish people are changeover but a very large percentage are. Conversely Americans tend to be much more polite and mannerly but less off the cuff.

[@annmitchell4663]

Dat Guy Maybe you were adopted and you're really German..😆

[@louisvuitton56]

His lucky charms

[@partlyironic]

What I love about Graham Norton’s show is the way he fosters conversation between sometimes wildly different guests. It would be amazing if you could look into that because we often have situations where odd people have to mix and it is never easy.

[@capubecks]

Graham is just such a natural, so funny and smart, one of his big talents is the comebacks...thanks for also pointing out and naming all the things he does, focusing in achievements, self deprecating humor, etc. well done and thank you!...I just subscribed!

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed the video and welcome to the channel. :-)

[@fejj12]

You guys have outdone yourself with this video. Way to raise the bar! Brilliant tips on ways to soften teasing while putting it all together with all the other charisma skills.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you're digging it!

[@hipnhappenin]

Yay!! You FINALLY made a video on Graham!! He is the best talk show host today.

[@TooOverrated]

Great advice, Ben . I am excited for this on site videos to see how your personalities differ when showing your own charisma.

[@dancegod1691]

I feel like talk shows aren't a great thing to study for interpersonal communication, given there's a whole audience and all parties are focused on looking friendly/likable for the camera/audience.

[@yungprofsge]

I'm gonna watch these videos often

[@superturtle64]

I've been watching this channel for over a year now, it has been one of the most helpful resources of information

[@yungprofsge]

Yes it is I've been watching for about a year as well but I'm going to add a lot of these videos to my daily playlist they're great for learning better communication

[@superturtle64]

I'm sure you'll agree that after understanding the fundamentals of good charisma, one's life improves tenfold

[@paranoidandroid4709]

RapperGeekT me2

[@harryjameson9423]

Don't forget to put into practice whatever you learned in the real world.

[@elizabethdevries8028]

He is absolutely outstanding at what he does. I love his show.

[@Vulturefist]

Outstanding indeed. Well put. Seeing a talented person using his/her talent is an amazing thing to behold. Norton knows his craft, that’s for damn sure!

[@AscendedMasculine]

I also think a huge component to this is having everyone on at once. This creates more of a group dynamic and community. Where one person isn't the center of all of the attention, which most celebrities are used to.

[@lindseybailes2706]

I want to go to The Graham Norton show so badly. But step 1 is obviously the alcohol. He is so smart to incorporate it with his show.

[@dandyandy2046]

My favorite part of this video is listening to you, Ben. Seriously, I can see you really practice what you preach and you make an effort to improve yourself. I found you instantly likable and was interested in what you had to say about The Dollar Shave Club. Well done, mate ;)

[@mz1496]

How have you guys not already done a video about Ricky Gervais? I think you will come up with an incredible break down about him! Keep up the good work 👊👊

[@succeedwme123]

Graham uses a warm connection to his guest touch warmth everyone loves him! Hugs a pat on shoulder compliments based on accomplishments. What worked hard to acheive and gives so much to make guest happy. Creates a very friendly vibe. He uses humor and laughter and wants to enjoy pursuit of happiness and joy. Relates so well to guests moving voice up and down to emphasize points. What are u afraid of ? things that interest guests and touch them and laugh at guests jokes and watch comedy and spend time with it help neuropathways connect to it!!! At times it can be tought to get some guests open up does playful teasing to playfully give peolple a hard time makes guest comfortable and relaxed. Gets into their interests and passions and do research on your guest before interview. Sincere compliments Laughs with them not at them too much if praise before and deliver s jab with a smile and they should be laughing with you. Can make at times a self depracating joke. And all in fun and not attacking anyone. Starts early in interview with compliments Comedy is wonderful successful and fun to be able to make people laugh. Is a great listener and lets guests talk more very insightful. To be interesting be interesting... Carnigie Make others feel important and be listened to. Doesnt talk as much about himself. These r almost all Grahams main positive successful techniques. Enjoy Chana Natalie Knopf Rosenblat..on Facebook Friend me! **

[@natebillings147]

I normally don't watch this kind of stuff, I feel ethically inclined not to, but thank you. It answered some questions I hadn't found answers to until now.

[@brandonb14]

Really great video from a consistently high quality channel! One video I'd like to see is how to be memorable. It's often a problem i face quite a bit, when I'm around people in a club or party etc I get on with them, I make them laugh and we have a good time, but then as soon as the event is finished it seems that's it, so say if they threw a house party or another type of social event I won't get invited, even though the last few times we've met we may have a had a good laugh together. Just a video idea i'd like to see, keep it up, love this channel!

[@FranDrakeS]

I love Graham so much, he always make me laugh. Ben, you ROCK! I'm glad you're doing this videos too. Thank you so much.

[@benjaminaltman4895]

Thank you and my pleasure :-)

[@mindtheprivacy]

We need a master class from him.

[@ClassPunkOnRumbleAndSubstack]

Moral: With marijuana and caffeine an introvert can become an Extrovert God.

[@4movecheckmate]

When teasing, keep two criteria in mind: 1. Don't attack someone's identity 2. Don't target something unchangeable and important to the person. This also helps me to see why some teasing hurts me. Knowing that, I can now let those things pass and try not to be offended by them. Don't say something out of malice or dislike. That means be really careful with the people you know you don't like very much. You can be polite all the time, but those little caustic remarks can destroy all that work. Instead focus on complimenting those people genuinely. To be interesting, be interested. Listen to people and let them feel interest.

[@The3rdGunman]

Can't talk about Graham's charisma and not mention his suit game...it's A+

[@downloaddeodeo6063]

Be instantly magnetic by: 1. Creates warm, positive connection, i) smile & touch ii) shake, hug, pat... iii) compliment on something hard to achieve. 2. Humour & laughter for others to feel joy around you. 3. Playful teasing & self-deprecation puts everyone on the same level. i) don't attack someone's identity ii) don't attack things that are important to them. iii) establish you love their thing first. iv) self-depreciation, laught at yourself. 4. Listen very intently.

[@Animegal6]

i would love to see a video about how to talk about yourself!

[@LarryLeeMoniz]

I can't think of a more perfect choice to demonstrate how to make people instantly like you, than Graham Norton! Well done!

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

I'm American and Graham Norton is the only foreign talk show I watch. ❤️ I assume using him was just as example since ALL hosts have these skills. Ya can't do a good job without being very good with people. I watch his show because it's funny and different but I wouldn't be interested in being real life friends with such a hyper cutup. IMO being a good, responsive listener is by far the most important.

[@bitofalice]

It's also a lot easier to be confident and jovial and playful... When you're already super successful and rich and nothing you say is really going to negatively affect your stability in life...

[@ghughus]

I must say there is still another line to that "Don't tease people about something that is unchangeable" - I myself am fairly short and my friends definitely tease me about it, crack some jokes, and it is pretty hilarious more often than not! I am not too self conscious about it so it's really not an issue, but I suppose one still has to be careful about how to approach those issues depending on the person

[@benjaminaltman4895]

Hey Luis! That's awesome and means you're probably quite confident :-) Not everyone is, which is why it's exactly as you say, you aren't self conscious about it so it doesn't bother you. There are exceptions to this for sure, but for someone still figuring out where the line is, I think it's a good guideline to avoid anything that is both unchangeable and important to them. But exceptions will apply :-)

[@May04bwu]

Yeah but you can't depend on that with people you just met.

[@KiiroSagi]

1. Warm Positive Connection: Be warm and make compliments instead of generic 2. Humor: Be funny or laugh out loud. Make people feel like they have a good time around you. 3. Tease and self-deprecate: Break tension and formality by teasing or to be safe, jokes at your expense. Try and compliment first and then attempting these after. 4. Listen: People love to tell stories or share opinions but only if someone actually validates their effort by listening. Also, try not to interrupt because no one likes being interrupted.

[@nolanbunyaviroch1862]

Can you make a video on working with others? How do you become the ideal working partner? How do you encourage people to work? How do you work well with others? How do you become efficient with your working partners?

[@ChrisSmith-hq3of]

The teasing part of joking is often hard to do. I usually go too far on my friends and it can lead to awkward moments. This video encapsulates the parts of which I did wrong. I enjoy re-watching these videos so much!

[@ArthurMoore]

Great video. thank you for it! you can use an app to download those videos in a higher quality so when you zoom in, it won't look like the game Doom (the first 1)

[@alexiryo]

Boy, atleast you're paying attention to the specificity tips

[@andrewlindsey5353]

This was a great video. I'd point out that the difference between the handshake and the hug actually came from the guest themselves. You can see the first guy walk forward with his hand out while the other had both hands open to the sides. Grahams skill lies in quickly identifying the intent of the other person and following it.

[@afrosymphony8207]

graham and conan are my favorite talk show hosts of all time

[@monmorelord6368]

Its the Irish personality...best in the world as talk show hosts as they have a natural skill fro talking to people ...In Ireland to be sociable and fun is considered a must while quiet and serious people not so much

[@thehallofvalhalla]

@@monmorelord6368 Conan isn't Irish. He's Irish american. Completely different things.

[@monmorelord6368]

@@thehallofvalhalla NO its not ...its in the DNA ...

[@helenaville5939]

Yes Conan is very Irish.

[@AverageJoe69420]

Honestly, these videos are amazing. I've been struggling a bit lately with on camera presence, it's hard to "be funny" or entertaining when you have zero real time feedback. But these videos are so good, really going to take these tips and suggestions to heart and try to implement them. Thank you!

[@ElishaLong]

Just Listen. It's insane how powerful that is. People want to feel like a human cares. You may be their one human interaction today that is not fb, Instagram, social media etc. #monkmode

[@Jemini4228]

One of the most talented talk show hosts tbh. Even when things are getting awkward he can diffuse it really well :)

[@peterd440]

He can. In his latest show Madonna is being the most appalling person on the planet and out comes Ian McKellen who is universally loved and it's obvious Madonna is not happy. Somehow he makes it work beautifully.

[@untilyouburn]

Man being funny and likeable is A LOT OF WORK

[@nakaharaindria]

Because of these qualities you mentioned, he is easily the best chat show out there currently. It’s because he actually let his guests talk and chat, as how these type of shows supposed to be. And he always managed to make all the people sitting on his couch comfortable enough to share any stories they want.

[@ralugabs]

When you don't even need a notification cause you're on youtube all the time anyway 😂

[@kimyong5548]

you are pretty

[@zxGHOSTr]

Kim yong the cringe almost snaped my spine😅

[@PavelHasek]

well played

[@abidamahbub1653]

Same omg.

[@jebes909090]

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[@the1337fleet]

Establish a warm, friendly vibe: 1) smile, 2) touch (hug or pat), 3) specific compliments based on accomplishment. Use humor and laughter to make the other person feel joy around you. So much of what drives human action is ultimately the pursuit of happiness and pleasure. - Quick ways to create happiness in someone are to make them laugh and make them feel like you get them. Use vocal tonality and emotional expression to get a laugh even if the words aren't necessarily funny. "That's a lot of arrows." - Laugh along with someone else's joke. Be good natured. Laugh a lot to be fun to be around you, which makes them feel like you're listening to them. - Watch what makes you laugh (an hour a week). Over time, laughing out loud more reinforces those neural pathways. Laughter and happiness are habits; the more you cultivate the habit, the happier you'll be and the more people will enjoy being around you. Use teasing and self-deprecation to get everyone on the same level. Playfully give each other a hard time (like you do with close family members, friends, relationship partners) to create a familiar feeling between the two of you. Teasing is different from insulting. - Don't attack someone's identity. - Don't tease something that's unchangeable and important to them. - Give the sincere compliment first to set the stage to tease little things without offending. If you forget, use self-deprecation. - Don't be a jerk; whoever you're teasing should be laughing along with you. - Don't make yourself the butt of every joke. Same teasing rules apply to yourself. Listen intently (as you guide the conversation). Use gestures that indicate your interest when asking a question. For example, Graham Norton points his hand toward the person or himself (11:05, 11:14), or jabs his hands forward (11:53). Letting someone talk and share while making them feel listened to can be an incredible experience for them.

[@AleAle-hk1lu]

Make a video about Bill Burr

[@mr.fufucudlypoops8207]

Ale Ale I second this

[@nrapiera]

Just be yourself and stay with people who love you for who you are

[@derrickforeal]

This isn't a talent that can be adopted or learned in a quick manner. GRAHM is a good listener and has a sharp and witty memory and just all around enjoyable energy. Grahm truly can finesse the widest variety of individuals allwhile keeping it progressivly moving and informative. He has been at this along time and truly has mastered the late night tv show banter, plus he has cut out many of the standard industry conversation formalities and nicely flows from a conversation into a hilarious bash from the likes of old friends poking fun at one another. Grahm is great at getting guest to lighten up and just be their real natural self and this is what enjoy about his show then any other of today's. , The tool that works best for Grahm, and this is from his own mouth, he sauces his guest up, and this gets them to wllingly loosen their insecurity bolts making the fun poking exchanges truly enjoyable and the most unique of any joking on tv. Grahm does this better then any other host and this keeps it enjoyable for all without overdoing it. We have all seen other host fail and flatline their interviews into a uncomfortable closing. This is why his guest truly enjoys coming on his show

[@WilliamJonesChess]

Moments. Square Brackets = my thoughts Interesting moment is he does not hide the spotlight 00:03 1:20 He complements based on accomplishments [The more specific the better, hence you are paying attention] 5:30 He uses self-deprecation to tease everyone to get them on the same level. A level playing field. Now we can all laugh. [Make fun of yourself first, but not too much, or else people take pity on you] 6:55 Do not tease someone about something that is unchangeable and important to them [This is so important] 7:10 Making fun of David’s haircut. Totally fine as this is changeable. 8:06 There is some water there! 11:30 To be interesting, be interested

[@cball2011]

The positive scenarios are great, I'd like to see more examples of people failing to use these methods though 🙌

[@mickyjoe97]

Best talk show host in the world, hands down. Makes me proud to be Irish tbh

[@ennamorgan9673]

So THAT's what you look like! You have a great voice; I love listening to your videos; and as it turns out, you are ridiculously easy on the eyes, so don't be shy to do more appearances :)

[@karimanning9232]

Be genuine, be a good listener, find humor in almost anything.

[@peekeyeseek]

Graham Norton is so fabulous, a gift to humanity. But hey, he knows it. 😜

[@territran9781]

Wow I love your choice of people to do a detail break downs with. Who ever does the choosing of people to do a videos on definitely has a good eye .

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ This has been requested for a while now - glad you're liking it!

[@uonlyliveonce24]

Great job and excellent tips. Watching this helped me realize that for the past 2 weeks I've been overly serious about life. I will now take the time to smile and laugh as cultivating happiness within me equals happiness around me. Thanks for sharing:)

[@Charismaoncommand]

Happy to share :-)

[@carriecorbell5842]

Charisma on Command Your day

[@fazbell]

Graham Norton is a consummate professional. Few can compare with his level of expertise. You can't help but like him because he is REAL. it's not an act.

[@NutnRoll]

Even his face makes you instantly like him.

[@gitsurfer27]

I used to watch the Graham Norton show about 15 years ago when it was on in the UK. Glad he's getting the recognition he deserves.

[@elkoopman6742]

I feel like an alien trying to learn human behaviour when I watch these videos

[@ruoweilim7334]

this is UNCANNY i was literally binge watching the graham norton show yesterday and thought about how cool it'd be if u made a video about graham norton........

[@bothi00]

Best talk show host by a mile

[@TinaKiker]

Graham makes his viewers feel they are in the studio with him and hanging out with a bunch of friends.

[@acollierr17]

This is a great video. Great pointers and great way of doing the video. I look forward to seeing more videos like this from the both of you in the future!

[@benjaminaltman4895]

Thanks Hova!

[@gokulauri]

I have noticed that after learning to be a more positive person, more people enjoy hanging with me

[@fannybrasse]

Make a video about Marlon Brando...... or 10 videos about Marlon Brando!! He knew every type of bodylanguage and knew how to hook everyone, a pure genius! You can make a or more videos about HIM, the person, and you can make videos of his bodylanguage, influense, confidence etc from the characters he was and himself. Marlon Brando is the best actor ever, no doubts, and how he excpressed his characters is amazing. If there is someone you should multiple videos about is it Marlon Brando! Watch his movies and you will understand.

[@ohigetjokes]

I really appreciated this - makes me realize how powerful it is to just genuinely APPRECIATE people! (I forget sometimes) Thanks!

[@SuPeRNinJaRed]

Tom Hiddleston "You make a man feel good Graham" In more than one way!!! JKJKJKJK

[@Myrtillepeacherry]

😬

[@hunrehunre]

I'd really love it if you guys did a video about how to get the person you're talking to to open up more. Or how to ask questions in a way that makes conversation flow. I have a hard time getting conversations to move smoothly and end up filling silence with more about me instead of them

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ We actually have a video called "How to Never Run Out of Things to Say" that might help. Feel free to check it out :-)

[@stopmotionj2455]

This is the first I ever heard about that show, I have to see if I can find it. :)

[@cellardoor199991]

Surprised this doesn't have more views. This is my fave. vid on this channel. I'm learning a lot.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you're digging it!

[@agro0]

jimmy fallon seems to be the master of cultivated laughter...

[@MrJonojono34]

he is the best talk show host currently working

[@carpwithmilk8914]

Please do a video about talking about yourself

[@al1stairs525]

Notes that I took. sorry for bad grammer. 1. calibrated Touch and smile 2. compliment based on accomplishments 3. humor and laughter. Make them feel joy being around you. Make them feel like you get them Using gestures and tonalities. 4. laugh at other people's jokes. 5. Be happy and laugh to make others happy and laugh. 6. Teasing and self deprecation to get others to open up. 7. Never insult anyone's identity and don't tease something that is unchangeable and important to them. 8. praise heavily and sincerely before teasing. 9. Let the other person do the talking. To be interesting, be interested.

[@yzwme586]

"girls over 12" lol, that was funny but damn that was pretty harsh too

[@テネット-n9d]

graham is my favorite talk show host