I THINK IM OFFENDED!..| WHO IS THIS MAN?! Don Rickles - Most Savage Burns & Insults | REACTION

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[@darealadogg]

EVERYBODY PLEASE CHECK OUT MY WIFE VERY FIRST REACTION TO DON RICKLES kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3uahZt8jc6Bq9E

[@VinnieLaRocksta]

You've heard of him. Mr Potato Head in Toy Story. Check his last interview - with guest Snoop

[@MetaphysicalMusician]

Hey Young Man..look up Jonathan Winters

[@southeastclass76]

Young brother, these people Bern oppressing us blacks since they immigrated to this country. We were cheap labor and muscle to them. That's the scheme. Go check kanya West comments. This shit ain't funny. You and your wife are sell-outs and you are dumbed down to know it. White society got you thinking like white people. YOUR NOT 🚫

[@Jazzhog]

What was so unique about Don was his spontaneous delivery. I truly believe that the majority of his insults were not rehearsed, he was a natural. Unsurpassed talent!! Much respect and admiration for Don Rickles. R.I.P.

[@Test-nr3cd]

Don Rickles is a legend. Not for the faint of heart.

[@JackJack-ld5eo]

A friend of mine and his wife saw him in Vegas back in the early 80's. My friend was in a wheelchair so they were seated up front. Don picked on him mercilessly the whole night. After the show he had my friend and his wife brought back stage where he thanked them for being good sports. He sat and talked with them for about an hour, took pictures with them and signed autographs. He was a class act.

[@techtiger217]

Don was a genius and an awesome person

[@JohnHallgren]

Similar thing happened when I saw him many years ago at the Melody Tent in Hyannis on Cape Cod! A lady in wheelchair was really picked on during show but afterwards, with a brief time for him to change clothes and such, he made sure to talk to her, get pix with her, etc. She was thrilled! Really nice guy off stage! I still remember him wearing a sweater after show that looked very ordinary.

[@jmark7390]

Not sure if he was a class act but he was an act.

[@nscladyrufkmnewmuddiedwaters]

THAT was Don He was sweet and very generous man

[@cmonman7664]

@Trevor Distance then don't go to a stand up comedy gig being in a wheel chair if you think your feelings might get hurt. Everything and anything is on the table for stand up comedy. Comics frequently take shots at people in the audience for various reasons. Ask Will Smith.

[@ramiromaia592]

Getting insulted by this man is a badge of honour

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

Facts

[@tonks78]

It IS! He was an equal opportunity insulter. He made fun of everything and everyone. Old school, almost Vaudeville Catskills comedy. He was great and VERY serious in "Casino."

[@maryouellette2687]

An this is is the comedy Gen X grew up with. The better the insult the better the friendship.

[@kdm71291]

@@maryouellette2687 And Boomers

[@Joo-go8ks]

He’s a racist Jew F. Great comedian. But, he was an enemy of my people.

[@shareebrown4362]

I loved Don Rickles!!! NO ONE was safe around him🤣🤣🤣 But he really had a heart of gold

[@CoachJasonCurtis]

No comedian will ever do what Don Rickles did. IT WAS ALL BASED OUT OF LOVE💯🙏. He has a reputation as the most kind and caring comedian ever., despite his material’s angle! He did shows for 75 years💯. LEGEND🔥🔥🔥

[@vicegrips188]

Andrew Shultz is someone that works the crowd over, but I love Don!

[@Johnnyvaughan2129]

Well said 👍

[@EvilSean62]

was it really 75 years ?... man thats cool

[@darranwells8768]

Rickles... Was a genius at comedy 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣

[@ThePiccoloRocks]

“You have no lines Julia… just nod.” He is so quick with his wit! Thanks for this. It brought back so many memories of him. Have a blessed weekend!

[@goozh]

You're right, he would be canceled today...and that would be horrible. This man had a delivery like no other, able to heavily insult everyone, and offend no one. What a gift

[@ericrivera8410]

I can think of a thousand things that are more horrible my Dad just died of cancer that's horrible

[@nodiggity9472]

@@ericrivera8410 People with cancer have no sense of tumour.

[@jingles5137]

Sammy Davis Jr. had the greatest response at the end of his roast. He said "When people stop making fun of you, that means they don't give a damn about you."

[@emirlsanchos6302]

He had another great response to the makers of All In The Family when Carol O'Conner (Archie Bunker), who was a big fan, advocated for him to guest star on the show when they were concerned about how Sammy would feel about Carol's character's scripted comments in the episode. "I've been on the road with The Rat Pack so I've heard it all. Don't worry."

[@ericrivera8410]

Sammy was a proud satanist.

[@toodlescae]

It was an honor to be insulted by Don Rickles. Back then everyone took it with good humor abd laughter because they knew it was a joke.

[@mrjackelbox4418]

Yeah and that's, because it was classy now a days the stand up just says "fuck you" and everyone laughs.... No appreciation for smart humour in America anymore

[@toodlescae]

@@mrjackelbox4418 Too true. The roasts just go for raunchy insults thinking it's smart humor. They need to go watch some tapes of the Dean Martin Roasts and see what smart and funny jokes are.

[@mrjackelbox4418]

@@toodlescae exactly🥂 don't get me wrong it offensive toilet humour is someone's thing than by all means they should enjoy it, but don't say that it's anywhere near the classics and pretend like it's not stupid

[@tonynittoli4792]

@@mrjackelbox4418 we are devolving as a species, by design of the globalist shills using age old tactics like divide and conquer. The lunatics running the world right now are using people emotions to keep them from thinking logically. They have infected every facet of life. From movies, shows, comedy, video games, the cars we drive the food we eat and the biggest, having parents labeled domestic terrorists because parents dont want their kids being indoctrinated. They are pushing us into ww3. If you dare speak your mind, your a racist bigot. It’s getting old fast. I’ve been married 20 years and told my wife I’m glad we got to experience life when it was somewhat normal because the back half of lives are screwed. This isn’t confined to the US. The moment they released covid before the election is the moment people should’ve seen what is coming.

[@rachel-in-the-208]

@@mrjackelbox4418 You are exactly right!!

[@juanaboynkin1196]

Don Rickles did more to bond people than separate us. He insulted everybody, even himself. Especially himself. There was NO hate in his heart. He was a funny comedian and a great actor. His friendships with Bob Newhart, Red Foxx, Frank Sinatra, Nipsey Russel, Johnnie Carson and all the other greats of the generation brought many smiles and laughs to everybody. He appreciated are differences, but always reminded us of the multitude of similarities too.

[@michaellincoln3739]

Don Rickels is one of the greatest comedians of all time. He roasted everyone - no discrimination. His humor was quite sophisticated because he used satire to expose the stupidity of racism. He had many black friends off stage. When Don died, people from all ethnic persuasions attended his funeral which spilled out onto the street. He was loved by so many around the world. RIP Don.

[@wood2103]

That is because Don Rickles comes from a time when people knew how to take a joke. Now people are so uptight, they couldn't pull a sewing needle out of their butt with a TRACTOR! Rickles, like Chapelle and other GREAT comedians use humor to point out the idiocy of TRUE racism and ignorance with a tongue-in-cheek way of poking fun at himself and others. But the problem today is that MOST people are too DUMB to understand the irony of the joke. It goes right over their heads and they believe the guy REALLY means what he says. That is why Chappelle is in so much hot water with the lgbtqwerty community. They are dumb as well as ignorant. But still HILARIOUS! They don't know how to laugh at themselves. I love your channel and your personality and attitude. Subscribed! We need more people like you posting on youtube. Laid back and knows how to take a joke! Check out the Sit down with Don Rickles and Snoop Dogg...CLASSIC!

[@gtrfreak]

This comment is certified fresh

[@leowilliams6437]

WOW,that’s truly amazing. 🥲

[@thomaspetersen3220]

@@wood2103The problem is more that with the internet and everyone all of a sudden are able to express their feelings online, it’s becoming apparent that people have been offended by racist jokes for as long as they’ve been around, people just ignored them and never heard about them. Think racist murders by cops are a new thing? Naww, you just never heard much about them until everyone and their mothers had a cellphone with a camera on it. So again, it’s not like people just started being offended. It’s more they were just ignored and ridiculed in the past instead.

[@scotthoskins1875]

​@@thomaspetersen3220 uuhhhhh Noooooo it's pretty recent.

[@Widdermaker]

The irony is that Don Rickles was one of the nicest, most kind-hearted guys you’d ever meet. That whole persona is just an act. If Rickles was scheduled to be on Johnny Carson’s “Tonight Show” when I was growing up, I’d beg my parents to let me stay up and watch him. Many times I’d audio tape him with my little cassette recorder. It was all improv with him.

[@kyleFincher]

He was one of the Greatest. You knew what was coming but everyone accepted his roasting in the nature it was meant, comedy! It didn’t matter who you were, you was his punchline. There will never be another Don Rickles! RIP

[@townhall05446]

Great times when people could laugh at themselves and not suddenly start crying about being offended. Glad to see that you 'get it'. Rickles was unique and an original - he'll never be forgotten.

[@DKMELT]

Don had a unique gift. He could savagely insult and yet always with an undertone of respect and love.

[@loisrogers9042]

My Aunt and uncle lived in Las Vegas and new him. They told me this stuff was Totally an act, and that he was one of the sweetest people you could meet.

[@zombywoof1015]

My 1st time was seeing him was in Vegas. He picked out a mixed couple to harass. At the end of the show she got a huge bouquet of flowers. He was given a bottle of wine. Saw him again the next summer. Joan Rivers opened for him. Same thing. Harass the mixed couple. End of the show, bouquet and wine. Because we bought tickets that were right up against the stage he shook each of our hands. Ladies first. Men a bit later. Beautiful human.

[@rachel-in-the-208]

@@zombywoof1015 thank you for sharing that ❤

[@positively_broad_st3780]

I saw a comment on a different Don Rickles video about how Rickles was picking on a couple on their honeymoon that was in the front row of one of his shows in Vegas. A couple of days later when the newlyweds went to check out of their hotel, they were told that Don Rickles had already paid their bill for them. Straight class...

[@doncicci9608]

How wonderful your aunt and uncle knew him. His sincerity and kindness did show when he entertained .

[@sugewhite5776]

“He was the love of my life. Don Rickles is funnier right now in death than most comics are in life.” - Chris Rock

[@tinajeppesen5948]

Wow…goosebumps. Reminds me of an episode of Everybody Hates Chris where Chris starts discovering his favorite comedians. His parents had records of them.

[@Yvonne_ozlife]

Chris Rock was offended 😂😂

[@katyp5914]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💥

[@michaeldavis8785]

I grew up listening to Don Rickles from the mid-50s, and we all love him, and stayed up to watch him on late night talk shows. Nonstop hilarity. He would hold his own on a street corner "signifying" in any city. RIP Mr Rickles.

[@teadams72]

I miss the day's where we could make fun of ourselves without getting offended

[@kevincage1641]

I say the same thing. Today, young people have thin skin. It's ridiculous

[@drose1526]

Think skinned yes...which is why they pick up a gun and shoot up a school.

[@TheDylls]

I've always loved the saying "If you can't laugh at yourself, we'll do it for you!"

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

@@kevincage1641 They are so weak. They would never have endured High School in my day. Kids were ruthless back then about ridiculing the slightest difference or perceived weakness.

[@kevincage1641]

@@moralityisnotsubjective5 Love your screen name. Get this, on the very last day of the fifth grade in 1969, we were coloring in a book called "Highlights". At the end of the final story, I read this ".... But nevertheless CTHULU CALLS*...." I wish I had looked to see what the * asterisk referred to. This was my first invitation. I answered the "call" in 1984. Rise Up Kindred.

[@normansidey5258]

I am English but I find Don Rickles one of the funniest men around, he was not racist, he treated everyone the same. It’s called having a sense of humour. There was no malice in his act, and that’s what it was an act. The wokeism of today lack that most vital ingredient for happiness, a sense of humour. They look for offence where none is intended, it’s being so miserable that keeps them happy. Thank you mate for laughing along with the rest of us and sharing, the truth of the matter is when people are laughing together they aren’t fighting. Take care. Best wishes from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@sweett3469]

I liked him too...he was so funny..I never felt offended...

[@ericrivera8410]

Do you even know what the term woke means,?

[@FactsOnlyPlease.]

Wokeism sure beats Deadism, lynchings, and massacre!

[@juliecook6057]

​@@ericrivera8410 Yes..." Woke =WANKERS " !! 🤣🤣

[@Bigeazy87]

Thank you sir, for being a young man who appreciates humor as it used to be. Keep them coming!

[@Jp421JP]

Rickles was so funny. Even in his old age he was as quick and sharp with the comebacks. God bless Don.

[@positively_broad_st3780]

If you ever get to hear his monologue at the end of his stand up shows, you'll understand where Don is coming from. The man was building bridges his whole life, bringing people together through laughter about ourselves. The world needs Don Rickles today...

[@cigguard3408]

WE NEED A MILLION DON RICKLES, EVERY DAY...!

[@yagotoo7999]

I’m 66 and 1/2 Polish. Polish jokes were a thing in the late 60s-early seventies. Rickles had a ton of them. I laughed along with them. It never was taken personally. I understand that there are and should be taboo words and utterances. I also believe that society has to lighten up and not take everything so personally.

[@trollking99]

Even until the 80s I remember hearing Polish jokes. The last I recall was in an episode of Seinfeld LOL

[@pauljohnson4948]

Well said

[@billygugen8104]

Not society. Liberals / Leftists.

[@billd3356]

"I got a friend who's half Polish and half Jewish. He's a janitor, but he owns the building'.

[@suebeawho6537]

61 and 1/2 Polish here 😊💃

[@ganymede8395]

His comedic timing is impeccable! FUNNY

[@dougbrowne9890]

God bless you for taking Don as intended. Just a funny man, who loved everyone.

[@carlbarrs929]

There was a time when if you were not roasted by Don Rickles then you were nobody.

[@ImagedaeusVideoProductions]

Don Rickles loved people, and was actually kind and had a heart of gold. His humor celebrated humanity in all its diversity, laughing along with us at the human condition. I enjoyed your take on this video topic, thank you!

[@susanechevarria4320]

We loss Don a few years back. He was the master of insults. He insulted himself more than anyone else. He's a LEGENDARY Comedic!

[@tarico4436]

We LOST him. It's not "We loss Don...". Jeez, what am I your English teacher?

[@jamesalexander5623]

@@tarico4436 Ya made me belly-laugh with that!

[@susanechevarria4320]

@@tarico4436 😆 😆 😆 funny DON!

[@tarico4436]

@@susanechevarria4320 Thanks for "getting" my joke YOU HOCKEY PUCK! He was one of the best, one of the funniest ever.

[@daves2822]

Don Rickells told a story where he asked Frank Sinatra to stop by his dinner table, so his date would be impressed. Frank Sinatra came by and said Hi to Don Rickles. Don Rickles immediately snapped at Frank Sinatra, " Frank I told you never to bother me while I'm busy". Genius move!

[@prairiebhoy9199]

Then there's the Ketchup story. Rickles, Newhart and their wives were out to dinner with Sinatra, and some in his entourage. Some of the food was late getting to the table. Rickles had ordered a burger and fries which came to the table. Sinatra's order was late and he was getting irate. Finally he got so mad that he picked up a bottle of ketchup on the table and threw it against the will shattering it. Rickles without hesitation picked picked up a french fry and and looked down to the head of the table saying "Hey Frank, will you pass the Ketchup" ? It broke all the tension in the room as every body laughed especially Sinatra. Frank Sinatra made it Ok to be insulted by Rickles. Frank got the joke and allowed himself to made fun of....only by Rickles. It made Don's career

[@michaelcohen2760]

He said "can't you see we're eating"

[@ocor1741]

Bro, thank you for being cool about the jokes. More people need to learn from you. That's the way life should be. Just laugh. People too sensitive. He rips on everyone, including his own. Appreciate the vid man .

[@carlanderson7618]

The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts with Don Rickles were the best

[@johnrojas9535]

Yes they were

[@thetortoise6099]

Don Rickles was one of the most amazing comics to ever live , he talked about the things that most folks only whisper in a loud voice , he taught us we are all the same and ended all his shows talking about love and peace and brotherhood between all races and religions. A truly amazing man.

[@larrywoods9957]

I work in vegas 46 years ago and he would come by and talk about us like adog he would cuss us òut everytme .He said we were the funky M F around .He said we smell like a table

[@stickytourbus]

@@larrywoods9957 *“You smell like a table!”* _Haha ha! That is priceless!_

[@Yvonne_ozlife]

@@larrywoods9957 wtf does a table even smell like? 😄

[@chopperdeath]

Today everyone hides from obvious humor and it is killing comedy and our culture in the name of safety.

[@nichellewilson2117]

Yes,I just post that fact,then read your comment,Right On

[@beverleecarrell510]

Don Tickles made me laugh from the time I was very small...He was Genius..Thank you for bringing him back...We USED to laugh in life at everyone..Better times..

[@bluntforcetrauma2141]

Truly, one of the greatest. He passed away at the perfect time, when people started whining about everything. RIP

[@24hourgmtchannel64]

I'm 57 and grew up watching all these old school guys. Look at all the 70's top sitcoms. All In The Family, Sanford & Son, Jeffersons and others all pushed the racial card and it was funny as hell and no one was canceled or uptight. There was a whole lot less racial tension than today as well.

[@racebanning6390]

WELL THEN WE KNOW WHO TO BLAME FOR RACISM.... POLITICIANS... THEY ARE THE INSTIGATORS. CASE CLOSED!

[@mrcomenttoe2009]

Those were the greatest shows

[@mrcomenttoe2009]

That's just that people forgot about humor, they're all just way too sensitive

[@ChapMeifan]

Well said. Back then you didn't look around worrying about who is going to blow a gasket being offended and try to cancel them and destroy their career. You laughed because everyone laughed since it was a joke and you knew that deep down he was just bringing people together with humor and laughter.

[@charlesdonahue3667]

I lived during those days and they were not as you remembered. Interracial love scenes on television were taboo (Black man/White woman). Gay romance was non-existent and any openly gay person had to be presented as an over-the-top Liberace type character. Asian men were portrayed as servants or martial arts experts. You never saw an Asian man (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) in a romantic role. Selective memory is a hell of thing.

[@johnpapanikolas8064]

Glad you discovered Rickles! One of the greatest minds and funniest people who ever lived. Too bad he'd be in jail today for saying these things that were funny and are still funny. What a shame! So glad you could laugh at him. Shows you're a cool, open-minded guy, and recognize a joke when you see one. Rickles wasn't malicious. He knew it was all in fun and loved everybody.

[@debjorgo]

Rickles died in 2017 at the age of 90. He was doing these insults the day he died. There was no canceling him. How do you cancel someone who's career was built on inappropriate humor? He was basically the same on a roast show as he was on any other show.

[@NoOne-kr4jc]

He had a famous rib on Obama at the Shirley MacLaine AFI which I sense was cut out. Idk if Obama laughed or not but it does not matter because this is a figure involved with politics and in politics you also have the side that is ultra sensitive. They pounded him in the news, but he faded out. It didn't matter because he still did shows and so many people respected him. He earned it, and it was from the days where this pc garbage wasn't lying around. What I am about to say is based on observation. Had he been trying to have a career today, imo, young and fresh, he probably couldn't. He has the talent to do it. We are canceling him again, even though he's "earned" it and is as appreciated as he is. This is all because of oversensitive angry subjective hypocrites who will overanalyze everything where people will be absolutely miserable. Its SICKENING, and people who know how to ride politics well, are probably using this to their advantage, this sensitive era, to destroy the careers of people they do not like. Morality is a very subjective thing because of different definitions in different cultures. Anger and emotion cloud judgement.

[@debjorgo]

@@NoOne-kr4jc The comment on Obama was edited out of the broadcast. Obama is not even mentioned on his wiki page. There was no scandal. Canceled? Rickles' schedule did not slow down after that. He looks like he was as busy as ever. Check his IMDB page.

[@DexterHaven]

When his Chinese doctor told him he had 24 hours to live, he said, "What the hell do you know? You run a laundromat. And I'll order the wonton soup and the pu pu platter."

[@davidcook680]

He always stayed authentic. He was naturally this way. Plus from a long passed era. People wasn't as soft and had less egos.

[@nedcramdon1306]

@@davidcook680 more stable too

[@SPOCK_TALK]

The GREAT Don Rickles or better known as "Mr Warmth" or "The Merchant of Venom" was the KING of the Insult. Actors and Comedians alike would proclaim, "If you haven't been burned by Don you haven't made it yet" RIP Don.

[@rthompson968]

When he wasn't trying to make people laugh, he was very complimentary and treated everyone like his best friend

[@JimD56]

I was fortunate enough to have known Don. He was the sweetest person in the world. There will never be another like him.

[@waynejohanson1083]

In the time you knew him, did have a hateful bone in his body. from what I can tell that answer is no.

[@JimD56]

@@waynejohanson1083 Not at all, Wayne. Nicest guy ever! Last time I saw him, he told me if I was ever in Vegas, to come to his house and stay with him and his wife. I never got the chance to take him up on that, sadly.

[@Lordborg909]

@@JimD56 Wow do you have any funny stories about Don? He was such a great guy from everything I have seen

[@toddgermick9616]

You are an awesome man to not be offended by Don. We lost the ability to laugh at our differences! The thing about Don was, nobody was safe! Lol! Great video sir!

[@MarkEaster]

I’m glad you liked him. Nobody was “safe” with Don Rickles, he picked on everyone. He would take the stereotypical stance and run hard with it. Like one commenter said before me “it was a badge of honor to be insulted by this man.” I saw at the end of his show, he told how much he loved everyone….just don’t move to my neighborhood. 😂

[@Kirkdicanio88]

How refreshing of you to see the humor in this as a young person who’s never seen him before thank God for people like you I don’t know what this world is coming to when they’re telling us what to say and what to think and how to say it. Thank you for your honest opinion

[@Zixik_]

Saw his Vegas act, he went table by table and ripped the sh-t out of each person. Funniest night of my life. At the break he had expensive champagne delivered to each victim table. His closing statement about the ability to laugh at ourselves was pure class. Sadly it is an ability that many lack today.

[@DavidSmith-iy4jl]

They get cancelled then apologize instead of dbl barrel middle finger

[@LeaderDesslok]

When I was growing up in the 70s Don Rickles was already an older comedian, but man was he funny. I always feel weird when younger folks say they've never heard of this guy or that girl...I feel so old! I'm glad you got a chance to see how funny Don Rickles was. He was and still is the king of insult comedy.

[@SPARTANSIX-1]

Don Rickles is a legend! Always joking never serious. Everyone loved him!

[@timcarr6401]

Mister Warmth was serious at the end of every stand-up piece. He would explain his humor and exude kindness.

[@DJDOUBLEWIDE]

No one was safe around him. Truly a legend!!

[@champagneshore5256]

I grew up at a time when we watched him and shows that insulted people. Interestingly, I never felt insulted. I was taught to be proud of who I was and not to care what others thought. Most importantly my parents never pointed out that we were any different than anyone else. I feel that’s they key to growing up stable. Teach kids that we’re all just beautiful varieties of the same species. ❤

[@mrmisfit635]

Sweet comment, I love it!✌🏼❤️👍🏼

[@johnleese1567]

Don Rickles created "insult comedy", and he was hilarious with it and always brought it all together at the end of his shows with reminding his audiences that we're all in this together, no matter the race or religion, we all have to get along and he did that for as long as I can remember, RIP Don, you still make us laugh and you still make us think!

[@steveh603]

Ever heard of Milton Berle? He was good at insults too. Them together was outrageous.

[@nichellewilson2117]

Yes Indeed

[@ninagoldiloks]

​@@steveh603 uncle miltie. Yup🤣🤣🤣👍

[@jamberry8026]

No, he didn't create insult comedy. Mom's Mabley and others were doing it way before him, but white fragility kept them on them chitli'n circuit. You don't know what you're talking about.

[@jamberry8026]

​@@steveh603Milton Berle wore dresses.

[@rodb9275]

He was ALWAYS at the top of his game. I'm happy to see a young person like you, respecting him.

[@katherineportis-ms8nk]

I'm 59 years old and I remember all of these great performers. Don Rickles is the hardest working, funniest comedian in the industry. Nipsey Russell is known for rhyming,...ect. Everyone back then were excellent professionals. This is our history. Embrace it. Cancel, ❌ culture idiots. Celebrate the great entertainers! I ❤️ Don Rickles!

[@charlesrich2921]

Everyone said if Don Rickles insulted you,that mat he love u.

[@thomass5169]

When comedians were actually funny and no one took offense. And Don was actually a really great man with a big heart.

[@I.am.Meo.]

Ol' Don...one of the greatest of all time. Paving the way. Never has a man been loved so much who spend his whole long, long, loooooong career insulting everybody. ☺ He helped us all not take ourselves so seriously, and truly pivotal in helping us laugh at and appreciate our differences. Today's cancel culture is solely a political ploy to keep us divided. United we are stronger...and what could be scarier for a government. So happy to have grown up during his prime along with so many other magnificent performers like we have never seen since.

[@all66books]

I wanted to share this story. A friend of mine who was a budding comedian/actor was attending a class for aspiring entertainers in NYC many years ago (I wish I could remember the school or venue now; I can't and my friend is no longer with us). After the class was over, my friend walked out and who was standing on the front steps of the building but Don Rickles. Thinking quickly, he walked up to Don and used one of his own insults on him: "Nice jacket, Don - what did you do, shoot a mattress?" Rickles laughed, and Don spoke with my friend for about ten minutes or so, gave him some career advice and wished him well. That's the kind of guy he was. RIP my friend Mark, a funny guy in his own right, and RIP Don Rickles.

[@Shlogger]

RIP

[@marcfisher328]

He insulted everyone...even himself...But he was a great human being who would do anything he could do to help people.

[@markbottoni4702]

Don rickles was so nice when I was working security in Bel Air California he let me use extension cord from his garage ? why I was able to keep the fan in my patrol car it was a nice warm-hearted man it was hot outside mosquitoes at night were bothering me with the windows down and I had a fan connected to his garage going into my car

[@bugvswindshield]

this guy was completely different off screen. One of the most kind, genuine people you ever met. Oh so I've heard.

[@dogfostermom2018]

He was so quick witted, and no one was big enough or important enough to be off limits. You can't get insulted when everyone is a target. They all loved him as a person. I saw him in Vegas at the end of his career. It was sad to see he was struggling, but he still was funny

[@murrayspiffy2815]

Don had a solid 50 year career. He'll never be replaced.

[@cathy1478]

Pre 2000s when people had a sense of humor, and it made life grand.

[@goldmanbobby9039]

That's because most white people of that generation had a false sense of security. When everybody started making jokes about white people then it all changed.

[@stevencorsoe9575]

He was a great...seen him in Vegas many years ago.He earned the title of king of comedy.Such genius and integrity to just tell the truth.😄👍

[@VIKDR1]

If you ever watch him do comedy, he always ends with a positive message. One of inclusion. He uses that end to make sure people know he is not serious about anything he says. But before a show, he would send out people to check the crowd out to see how far he can take things. He died 6 years ago, right as cancel culture and woke crap started popping up, and seemed unfazed by it. Everyone still loved him right to the end.

[@justaguy6129]

Early in Ray Romano's (Everybody Loves Raymond) career, after a show he was approached by Rickles. Don said to him, "I saw your set kid." Ray asked, "Did you like it?" (Or something to that effect.) Don took Ray's hand, and cupped both of his hands around it in the most loving, caring way and simply asked him, "Have you considered a career in food delivery?" I think it's safe to say he liked it. (And rightfully so. Ray Romano is hilarious.) As a comedian, getting picked on by Rickles is about the same as being a musician and getting your song parodied by Weird Al Yankovic.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Yeah you're not considered made in the biz until Weird Al does your song. 🙄

[@zombywoof1015]

I like your analogy with Weird.

[@brianchristopher4666]

A national treasure, this man was! To get insulted by Rickles, you had a life

[@twylitejones]

fun fact about him is that throughout his entire career, he never wrote any material.. he was 💯% improve every gig. his quick wit and savage roasting is unparalleled. a true legend

[@scrape559]

*improv

[@beachboys3326]

@James McGuire We knew what he meant so stop nitpicking over a simple spelling mistake. 🙄

[@MarieAnne.]

@@beachboys3326 Nothing wrong in gently correcting someone. So long as you're not obnoxious about it.

[@beachboys3326]

@MarieAnne Oh fiddlesticks!

[@tricky2055]

Wow! Always thought he improvised everything. I assumed he had part planned and improvised a little when it felt right.

[@lindamccracken8235]

This is why us ‘older’ folks can truly appreciate Dave Chapelle! Although I am not a fan of the cursy words, Dave, like Don, knows we need to laugh at each…no one escapes…no barriers…TRUE COMEDY! ❤️

[@victoriah.2083]

DR became the WORLD'S BEST HECKLER! He was the ARCHIE BUNKER of stand-up. He shone a spotlight on racism, bigotry, prejudice and exclusivity. NO ONE was off limits. But everyone knew behind his verbal assault was a HEART OF GOLD.

[@roccon1338]

I remember in the 70's as a young guy, I was shocked when I listened to him but couldn't help but laugh. Then I realized no one was too good for his insults and everyone was a recipient. Truly, he brought people together because with him, all were equal. Thanks for this reminder.

[@msdarby515]

Similar story. I was a kid and thought he was just a mean man and hated it when he was on anything we were watching. But as I matured, I finally got the joke and realized the level of his genius.

[@iggs67]

"Nipsey, I know you're black, but you're overdoing it" 🤣🤣. They were very good friends.

[@kellyalves756]

Aw, good old Nipsey! I used to love him.

[@daleandrews3552]

Our family on a vacation in the mid '70's saw him at the Riviera in LasVegas. He kept us in stitches for what must have been an hour or more. An His material is impromtu or spontaneous, not rehearsed. It has to be since the audience and guests are different and each insult is personal at that particular person. Wow. And he was quick as lightning, too. Of course he was much younger. However, he seemed to keep his spark well into his old age. Fantastic comedian. And all clean, i.e. family friendly. Sort of like when we saw the great Red Skelton in Reno, another great and clean comedian. Humor generated at life itself completely devoid of profanity. It's the best type of comedy.

[@jgoins75]

i grew up with don and his family. my dad was his road manager for over 30 years. great dude and great memories

[@johnlafever3162]

If you are a daddycousin does that automatically make you a nephewuncle?

[@leonardbakers]

@@johnlafever3162 Nope, but your remark automatically makes you a doorknob.

[@arribaficationwineho32]

Thank you for telling us that he was good to work with.

[@johnlafever3162]

@@leonardbakers your comment outs you as a non-deep thinker!

[@amgirl4286]

Don Rickles offended everyone equally… back then people have a sense of humor. I missed him

[@Joo-go8ks]

BS. Show me a clip of him insulting Jews. I’ll wait.

[@donaldcummings8407]

@@Joo-go8ks LOL. Whats he gonna do? Ask an audience member if they're Jewish first??? idiotic statement. Besides, what was this?? 8:17

[@clydekimsey7503]

@@Joo-go8ks I've heard a few, even about his own Jewishness

[@michaeldy3157]

​​@@Joo-go8ks if you were a jew you got it. Seen that happen..

[@chrisneuman550]

He showed no mercy on the shiloks....

[@anthonyfarretta438]

I grew up watching all these entertainers. They were awesome, lived life in the fast lane, and never worried about getting canceled. Don was always a laugh.

[@donfreeman3662]

He would roast everyone and every race , ethnicity or social status but at the end he always had a great message of peace, love and acceptance

[@costa328]

Those were the days when people weren't offended they understood each others talents ,they were all friends

[@johntruxal432]

Rickles is legendary , denzel stayed extra 30 mins on letterman to meet and hang out with rickles...

[@Cchan53]

Look at Sanford and Son show and All In The Family...they were groundbreaking, excellent! People can't take anything like this today...classic!

[@garygemmell3488]

Don was a literal living legend. He died in 2017 and was still semi-active on stage when he passed. If he had lived into today's age of wokeness and cancel culture he would have fought back by roasting all the wokies and being hilarious while doing it.

[@texasgirl6000]

I believe that he would have, and that would have been epic fun!

[@kimberlyowens5496]

If you don't know what WOKE means leave it alone.

[@racebanning6390]

HE WOULD TERRORIZE ALL THE KLOWN OH POOR ME OH MY SNAPPERHEADS IF HE WERE STILL ALIVE!

[@garygemmell3488]

@@kimberlyowens5496 Educate me, silly.

[@Yvonne_ozlife]

@@garygemmell3488 "Wokeism is weaponized personal grievances masquerading as a genuine social concern. It’s defined by its fraudulent nature, as being distinct from legitimate social grievances. Wokeism only knows outrage - it knows not empathy for victims. Just because we’re outraged by one serious problem in society doesn’t mean we have to turn our filter off and become outraged by everything we see online, no questions asked, no fact-checking done; our filter bubbles make all of this a lot worse, of course." - Fairport Educational Alliance.

[@starclone4]

Gotta love Don... As powerful as his insults were... It was all in fun.. And it's priceless !!!!

[@CoachJasonCurtis]

I got Carlin, Pryor, then Don Rickles. I have seen everyone valid since 78. Comedy is my favorite pastime. RIP DON🙏💯

[@JET1970]

Then you need to watch more Rickles cause no one beats him ever

[@jamesedwards2237]

The only ones I got to see are Red Foxx and Nipsey Russell.

[@michaeldy3157]

​@@jamesedwards2237 both great

[@Donnagilbert6497]

One of the Black comedians he was roasting from the Dias was a man named Nipsy Russel. Check him out. The little guy was Sammy Davis, Jr., a great singer. Loved your reaction!

[@ba-dam9991]

You were smiling the Whole time. Thanks for being real dude…it’s refreshing to see you laughing at this great comedian. That says a lot about you❤️😃👍🇺🇸

[@veronica0902]

I remember him in the 70s and 80s. No race was exempt from Don Rickles's wrath. He was funny there will never be another one like him.

[@1skyofrog]

In 1982 my parents were at a dinner in LA. It was 4 couples, the men were lawyers, they had a seafood tower. Rickles comes over, grabs a shrimp...When he found out it was lawyers, he went to town. My mother always smiled and laughed remembering that.

[@mrcomenttoe2009]

Thank you for a nice reaction video hope everyone's doing well through the depressions of the 20s

[@americanaforever6725]

He was hilarious and he liked to hit you where it hurt but you knew he was joking, that’s what made him so funny and back then people would laugh when jokingly insulted, not cry from sensitivity

[@vetgirl71]

Old school , old fashioned in your face humor! I’m a baby boomer and comedians like Don Rickles, Dick Gregory, Richard Pryor, Red Foxx, George Karlin ect made you laugh, no apologies, no cancellations or boycotts we learned to laugh at each other and not get offended by every remark made by comedians! They say what we think or say in our living rooms ! Miss these geniuses! 👏🏾👏🏾❤️

[@bintmazuna3939]

Thank you for all the stomach pains Mr. Rickles....RIP. Please do more Don Rickles....he is a legend.

[@lkreinmiller-author]

A man with a heart of gold - from what I have heard - who made his living as a comedian who insulted EVERYBODY. It was considered an honor among Hollywood to be insulted by Don Rickles.

[@JustaJuboi]

You're reacting exactly how you should. Nobody was offended 🙏

[@BoutTime73]

Don Rickles was a legend, no holds barred.

[@greg2976]

Those were the days when we can joke about anyone and laugh at it!!!!

[@sazji]

You still can. You just have to do it well. Ever listen to Jimmy Carr? Lisa Lampanelli? Nobody is canceling them. Louis CK got cancelled but not because of the jokes he told. One woman tried to cancel Tosh and it didn't work. (He caved and apologized but he didn't really need to.)

[@thevincentgonzalesplan]

Being a young Mex-American kid growing up in the 70's, Don Rickles was NOT to be missed on TV. I'm glad you can appreciate this risqué humor, which was a staple of 50's and 60's nightclubs. It was crude and underground, but only meant to get loose laughs, not hate.

[@eoleol4750]

Hey. And you said something people don't realize today. There was only tv with a few channels so if you missed it, you were out. Maybe later when there was a rerun. 70's kid trying to stay up to watch the Jacksons on Midnight Express.

[@thevincentgonzalesplan]

@@eoleol4750 I think if I mentioned the FEW channels we had, the "kids today" couldn't even comprehend... it's like telling s tall tale for sympathy. But you' re right

[@donalynmoss203]

This man was absolutely hilarious! I never got enough of his insults. Loved them!❤️

[@Late_to_the_party]

I'm so glad you could just hear the humor and not be insulted. This world needs more of this. I think Dave Chappelle took some of Don's humor for his own. Love them both.

[@keithprivett3878]

Rickles was an equal opportunity insulter, and even turned the cannon at himself, just to be fair. Rickles basically kept a long roster of jokes, and selected among them during crowd work as appropriate. If you watched enough performances, you would hear jokes repeat, but not entirely shows.

[@ronh.798]

Two of the best ever.

[@all66books]

That was a good analogy. Both are comic geniuses in their own right; irreverent but hilarious.

[@theimp5901]

I hope you enjoyed it . He nailed everyone and they were all in good humor. I appreciate your fair and genuinely laughter . Burr and Gervais are his descendants indeed. Lots of the older comedians did this but none as well as Rickles, the master. Thanks for putting this up.

[@geel1866]

Don Rickles isn't prejudice, he includes everyone & anybody, every race, gender, age, occupation in his insults. Gotta love him.

[@MrRizzo1961]

R.I.P. Don Rickles one of the warmest kindest men in show business. Every famous person of the time loved to get an insult from Don. They knew he meant it with love.✌️❤️🇺🇲

[@alangreenwood3951]

Don is a legendary comedian !!! I'm glad we have him on video to re-live the laughter... I can't imagine in this day and age a comedian using those types of jokes and not getting slammed in social media... Today, society really sucks

[@greenbrown7776]

A savage sense of humor but a heart of gold.