Marc Maron Podcast with Patrice O'Neal

[@AZCaveMan480]

Literally the ONLY celebrity I felt depressed and sad about passing away, and I think a lot of people agree with me! I'll never forget this man's words.

[@HilleCine]

Yeah me too it's weird but when i listen to him It makes sense. I always go to the top comments for words like yours as well.

[@salvadorpradoramos]

Yuck! What a sissy boy comment “literally the only celebrities....”

[@cohaagen90]

I still get choked up a little time to time wishing Patrice was here to call out the modern lunacy.

[@kardo_6627]

Salvador Prado Ramos celebrity not celebrities dummy. Master the language before throwing shade. Dolt

[@dillonbacon4818]

@@HilleCine to ny6nnnnNNNNnNNbbNnnnbnbNbnnnnnnnn

[@davidtran1360]

If patrice was still alive, he could live just off a podcast. This voice is something we need so today.

[@seamac206]

I bet my leg he would've resurrected Black Philip

[@at1212b]

Dude. I'm 40, 2 young girls and a feminist leading wife who feels she got me locked down and has done all the shit Patrice talks about. Fuck just discovering him recently, I'm genuinely saddened he's no longer around. I feel like I had the answers most of the time, but I feel like a kid needing his wisdom and guidance right now.

[@jasonking9602]

@@at1212b Yeah I'm 48. Wish I would have found him 15 years ago. This man was a genius when it came to breaking down women and I could have used his advice back then. He will be missed......RIP

[@kardo_6627]

at1212 b start listening to black Phillip shows. Remember their power is in you giving a fuck. Just take that away.

[@timmybear4449]

Well said

[@CarRamrod-uf2ub]

10:29 "I generally don't like living in a world where being what a man is, is a horrible thing, and no matter what a woman is, is a wonderful thing." He saw it coming and he knew it would get this bad. Truly prophetic. The irony is that he didn't live to see this come true. Almost as if he managed to avert the reality we're living that he prophesized.

[@daquansbussy4288]

He was trying to stop feminism ragnarok

[@hennythingispossible11]

​@@daquansbussy4288 the answer to solving feminism is transgenderism. We men gotta just declare ourselves as women, we don't even have to do any surgeries, and then we dominate the "women" spaces like sports and whatnot. That's how get our manhood back: which is literally that we gotta lose it first lol

[@jungshin87]

he physically/spiritually just could not exist in this timeline. it would be a paradox of the universe

[@blaquenguni9249]

absolutely EVERYTHING women do is "magical" in today's world.. Getting pregnant, having babies, engagements, gender reveals, women career trajectory, women graduates, everything is "yes Queens" "yes sis"... It's nauseating. It was never THIS bad. And everything about a man is just is wrong /immoral /illegal, unless it serves women. It's sickening

[@antonioboyd1675]

God works in mysterious ways.

[@panikrull]

He needed a one Dad figure and became one Dad figure for all of us.

[@craighicksartwork]

So very well said.

[@GorbyP]

Excuse me??

[@kristopherstegavik3741]

@@GorbyP yaya leave 😂

[@kristopherstegavik3741]

@@GorbyP or listen & learn lol

[@GorbyP]

@@kristopherstegavik3741 I have nothing to learn from a man who killed himself with sweets

[@coreym6417]

I don't think I'll ever get over the death of Patrice O'Neal.

[@pace348]

Same here

[@nolancho]

Same

[@redalertwagers]

I wasn’t hip to him before he passed and I know how much people respected him and I think I’m going to feel the same way about Joey Diaz as people felt about Patrice

[@moseslrsmith2625]

@@redalertwagers I like Joey but he's not as insightful, he's just been through some shit.

[@OlDavefromthatsho]

Man i just listen over and over. Feel like i lost a good friend.

[@industrystreetwear6376]

it's Oct 13, 2020 and the world still misses Patrice.

[@jtajr]

You got that right my friend.

[@crwing7307]

Listen to him religiously still

[@lawrenceville678]

Jan 2 2021

[@mikeliterus1628]

@@lawrenceville678 Jan 21,2021.

[@georgeramirezjr1111]

4/11/21

[@amozoness6]

"I'm realizin' shit too late.." and all the talk about his dad and caring for the people around him got me really emotional. Gave me chills actually. I never heard this side of him before, and I relate completely.. Thanks for puttin this up

[@Newbornvintage18]

When he said "i suck" man sombody was cuttin onions somewhere

[@akim2442]

He talked about missing his dad on OIe and Anthony about 24 hours after getting denied entry in Canada due to rape. Interesting to see him describe it in two different forums is interesting

[@1995yuda]

@@akim2442 Are you saying he told two different stories ?

[@mattkiwi222]

As a dad to a 6 and 1yo boys...the realisation of what he missed out on by not having a dad. Shit man, I’m lifting my game. Love you Patrice

[@1995yuda]

@@akim2442 ?

[@GZA036]

This is amazing. Maron helps summarize his ideas... No Opie in the way fucking everything up etc

[@TheKondinho]

+GZA036 Marc asked the right questions too. Very fluid interview.

[@maywoodsfinest2705]

I agree.

[@donaldfox6323]

I have never saw one comment or heard one positive thing from ANYONE about opie. He stiiiiinks!

[@tolloromassi99]

Okay, hold on!!! Let's go to Paul from New Jersey, Paul?

[@djstarsign]

Maron is touch and go. Sometimes he’s notoriously annoying with his interruptions, but every once in a while, he really lays back and let’s the guest truly shine. This was one of those moments.

[@paulgerasim]

He may not have had kids, but he taught me things my dad never did. God bless him and his ppl. I love you Patrice.

[@fredrickm4436]

the greatest comedic philosopher of all times. could have been…should have been an american icon. i love the man. i never knew him but he ranks high in the people who make my life better.

[@JeffPenaify]

Kevin Rachman lol fuck bill hicks compared to Patrice and im a big fan of bill hicks. Patrice was fucking genius just getting shit at a grocery store, he lived and breathed it, fuck bill hicks fuck you

[@JonMcAfee]

im white & think waaaay more of Patrice O'Neal than i do of Hicks. Dude was brilliant. Hicks is good, but if Patrice got more recognition, hed be an icon. shame he didnt get the proper exposure

[@bideakande7332]

I would agree with this if it wasn't for the Chappelle's two latest Netflix specials. That being said, Patrice O'Neal was THE realest mother fucker to ever hold a stand up microphone. He was a god. Definitely on my comic Mount Rushmore.

[@bideakande7332]

Kevin Rachman Bill Hicks is another good one. I still think Patrice is the REALEST dude to ever do it. He was 100% authentic.

[@sirprancealott2003]

RIP Patrice

[@TheAshleywiggins]

Respect to Maron, for recognizing that the world needed this.

[@moonmadness9465]

The part about the fish and the boat. Patrice is absolutely incredible.

[@ElohimPenemue]

The most brilliant, insightful, perspective on race of any modern philosophical examination of the topic. He absolutely nailed the race issue, with perfection. Thank God, for The Almighty Patrice O'Neal R.I.P. Big Fella

[@chriscash782]

Truth

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Liberty City El ...race?!? loved the man but he pulled the race card on EVERYTHING

[@gerrydooley951]

I believe you just nailed it.

[@harrisp584]

Galt's Gooch Bucky nicely said. I like your perspective. Saying you're colorblind is ignorant. We live in a physical world and physically I'm white and black people are black. No denying this, and pretending like it doesn't exist or matter is racist in itself. The most non racist is the person calling blacks black and whites white. Simple as that. Accept stereotypes because they exist for a reason. Because they can be true sometimes. Do all black people steal? Fuck no; but do a lot of black people steal fuck yes lol. Its not racist it's the truth. Just like how I feel this urge to make a comparison about white people hit fuck it. We all know of stereotypes about white people. Do I NEED to mention one just because I said one about blacks? Why should I? An intelligent person gets my point without the comparison. Get my point? Fuck race and fuck a reason to ignore it. DONT ignore it. Embrace that shit my nigga

[@angeladoolan8063]

Liberty City El I hear you dude. I am a fair skinned woman and I am honest about MY PERSONAL practices in life. People try to shame me and put me down constantly. They're absolutely ridiculous. Having said that; you do see the huge pothole cutting off traffic, right? You're sick of the bullshit. "No, im not rasist, i love black people" That bullshit, right? On the other side of it: white! White? Uncolored people(for lack of a better term) all get lumped together under white. We're not! I get alot of "you wouldn't understand because you're white." That statement puts me in this box filled with Disneyland, rainbows, and privileges I've never even heard of. Somewhere there needs to be a compromise. The light side needs get real and stop blowing smoke up everyone's ass & the dark side needs to stop assuming white=candyland.

[@NondescriptMammal]

another example of why Maron is such a great interviewer... he really engages the guest in authentic ways

[@MaxPowers2.0]

Nondescript I think its easier to engage with an honest interlocutor, and Patrice O'Neal was extremely honest

[@NicoTown]

Patrice O`neal, forever loved, forever missed!

[@depletable]

His truth gives me goosebumps. I fucking love Patrice.

[@yunhamoh4241]

Yes it's sad Patrice died so young. Yes we need him more than ever. But it's our jobs now to carry on his message and legacy. RIP to the general

[@masterwu7784]

The greatest interview of all time........I choked up while listening to it. And still to this day it's hits me cuz.........rip to in my opinion, The greatest comic that ever lived. Patrice O'neal

[@MrTurkgod]

This has to be Patrice best interview ever! Dude was out of this world and I miss him every single day and so grateful of what I’ve learnt from him

[@jghifiversveiws8729]

Love your channel bro. Keeping the spirit of Patrice alive.

[@MrTurkgod]

@@jghifiversveiws8729 cheers brother! Appreciate the comment!!

[@michaelduran5190]

Ronny B also does an amazing job

[@PsionicContra]

This wisdom and viewpoints Patrice had on life completely changed the way I view mine. Truly missed.

[@Anthony-jc1ii]

PsionicContra definitely

[@gd9259]

It amazes when people can’t see that this is the best comedian to ever do it. He effortlessly gives you comedy and philosophy in a conversation. Better than Chappelle or Carlin ever did.

[@Vintagenegro]

I think patrice is one of the the goats. But I can't put him above Carlin or Chappelle. Nor can't I put them above patrice. I think it's apples and oranges.

[@AldoApachi-]

Carlin was more social and politics, he didn't have personal stuff. I wouldn't drag him here. Patrice was way more personal, and even social stuff was talked by him in personal perspectives

[@cosmic_ghostwolf]

Patrice didn't even put out enough stand up to be called the greatest.

[@DMU386]

@@cosmic_ghostwolfquality not quantity brotha. Never heard that saying before?

[@cosmic_ghostwolf]

@DMU386 Comedy takes practice and years to hone. Beyond that, his comedy can be analyzed objectively in comparison to others' comedy.

[@daverunstrain]

I first heard this about a year ago and as an avid podcast listener, this is the best episode of anything I've heard.

[@rjmoney9]

the final 45 minutes or so of this interview is the most respectable, raw, emotional, awesome Patrice I have ever heard. props to Marc for getting this out there. I was already a big big big Patrice fan but this is something fresh.

[@Respect2theFallen]

"Is that a girl in a trash can what you doin in that trash can?" 😂🤣😂🤣🤣

[@lavivadaloco]

Patrice was just as great as Richard prior. Pioniers and true comedy legends. RIP

[@corsicanlulu]

+lavivadaloco almost as great...

[@lavivadaloco]

corsican lulu Touche

[@42narwhalss]

BRO'VERLORD have some fuckin respect man. we wouldnt have patrice or almost any other black comic if it wasnt for pryor

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

lavivadaloco ....Patrice was better, and more real. He refused to sell his soul for fame. The things he said may have cost him his life. He's with Jesus Christ now and heaven got a lot funnier when the Lord brought him up. RIP

[@NigelsFunhouse]

@Secret Stash You got a great channel man. Anytime I find some Patrice clips I haven't seen before I get fuckin' psyched man.

[@joedoubleyouem5873]

1st time i listened to this was shortly after he passed at the time thought it was funny, and a great interview and that Patrice was very interesting. then a few years later i was having some personal upheaval an beginning to wake up... a few weeks into my new emerging clarity... i recalled this interview.. and i listened again.. and i woke up, and as a result discovered Black Phillip. since then, these past 2+ years have ones of introspection, accepting fault, & being righteous despite the consequences of saying what i want, and ups and downs of life, i havent strayed from Mr P's insight. i wish that i could thank him personally. the only thing i can do is try to enlighten others (men) to his wisdom. RIP

[@cahawks]

I’m standing here crying whilst simultaneously meal prepping realizing that in 2020, at the age of 32, I just realized what it meant to have a father figure in your life because I never had that. Sigh!

[@iantpls]

Once you realise the truth of that gap in your life then you become the father figure for yourself and hopefully others. Well done.

[@RazorShalom]

I'm going to make damn sure my son who 6 now listens to all of Patrice O'Neals work. He was a prophet.

[@Outlawstar0198]

@cahawks I hope life is still treating you well

[@xmadx9]

Your awareness is already a better foot in any direction worth raising

[@GorbyP]

This is truly the gayest thing I have ever seen on the internet

[@anduin1]

the way he broke down a lot of women's behavior was like a scientist cutting open the atom to find all the bits inside.

[@TheDeathwalker86]

well said ...

[@bideakande7332]

Same with the way he broke down race and racism. He had an amazing ability to cut through the bullshit and straight to the heart of the matter.

[@marcusholmes8875]

anjun q

[@AxelSpott]

Not just women. People. The way he could know EVERYTHING about anybody just with a glance. Supernatural.

[@hurricanesking8533]

Deepest and most honest shit ever spoke.

[@derekross6649]

Patrice lives forever!!! Every so often I listen to his clips just so I can maintain the "O'Neal Standard". He would be proud of a good soldier. 👍🏽

[@Fjuncaj]

The part towards the end where talks about realizing he doesn’t have a father and getting banned from Montreal and all the emotions he said he had made me tear up.

[@Elfaia]

Nice to see montreal taking such a strong stance against statutory rape he was convicted over 20 years ago and that he didn't commit. Hope they have the same hard stance for mass killing indigenous children a century ago.

[@radicalpinkman8659]

Wow man this guy was just.... Great

[@champmarly7665]

2019 here and watery eyes missing Patrice RIP brother

[@ButtermilkChicken617]

The void this man left behind is just far too big to ever be refilled. That mind was too sharp and unique to be shut off. That voice was too loud and important to be silenced. Truly one of a kind. He deserved to live a long happy life, and the world so desperately needed that to.

[@DustinHaggerty-lj1ix]

He is loved, missed and remembered.

[@petervasz3739]

2021 and every day this world needs patrice more.

[@viciousbloodbath]

Kevin Smith appeared on WTF once, and had a 2 hour and 50 minute interview. Even with all of the Patrice OandA spots, which I'm grateful are all on KZbin, Patrice's "Black Phillip" shows, specials, etc., there's still never going to be enough of this guy. It may be greedy of me, but especially when it comes to interviews with someone who has so much to say, and insight, I wish there could have been a way for Marc to have scheduled his day with this interview, like the Kevin Smith interview, and just let Patrice keep going. For even 4+ hours, if he could have.

[@static1217]

"No, no, no. I'm not a piece of shit. I wanted to catch you. You're the last fish I'll ever catch..". Damn I fucking love him. RIP Bruiser

[@gabrielernesto66]

Patrice was the greatest thing i heard in radio all my life

[@willgillette6831]

He puts the simplest truths, the ones we are usually afraid to face because of how simple they are and how much easier it is to insist that things are complicated so we don't have to make up our minds, into words. Funny words. What a dude.

[@TimothyRowe1978]

I love to listen to this every couple of months. Patrice was truly a genius. His perspective, on everything under the sun, is really mind-blowing. When you hear him, sometimes you think, "wow, I never looked at it that way" and other times you think, "that's exactly what I always thought, but was too embarrassed to say it." He made us look at the world in a different way, it gave us a different perspective. The word "funny" doesn't even come close to defining this man.

[@EmpathyOverEverything]

This man literally showed me how to understand life by coming up with my own analogies. Love you Pat

[@gregorymain752]

When he talked about fatherhood and mentorship, I cried. Relatable for me and for so many men today

[@shootup913]

Spring of 2023... still missing this man

[@fdavyes]

Patrice is more than a comedian, he’s a philosopher. That’s why it takes a certain degree of pain and maturity to like him. You’re loved and admired, big fella!

[@jayfromct5164]

2021....still HERE. Brutally honest in the most lovable way!!! PATRICE!

[@Tit0Matic]

Easily the best interview I've ever heard

[@lowbo47omsascotave]

*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central LA_ *9/29/21* _Still_ one the best, most honest, interesting, informative, intelligent, inciteful interviews I've ever listened to...on multiple occasions. Great job Marc. Rest easy Big Homie. 🤜🏾💥🤛🏾

[@kaelinjoel9328]

Such an emotional podcast. Patrice is something special. That bit about having a father really hit home. Beautifully put. Poetic. Actually, from the race part until the end was some of the best podcasting I’ve heard. Incredible conversation by two of my favorites.

[@cahawks]

“To me, every white person is Hitlers mustache.” This statement within the context of this interview is so true and deep. I can only speak for myself but Patrice shares a deep sentiment I’ve always had. RIP Patrice ‘Lumumba’ O’Neal. 🙏🏾

[@andrewallace8170]

Patrice was the 🐐

[@Stephie_L]

Yes, Patrice was extremely wise it was a gift. I didn't grow up in the USA and I was around different races and cultures all my life so I could never understand the racial tension until Patrice described it. I still don't agree because forgiveness is essential to moving forward...but I finally understood it from his eyes. No one has really been able to paint their point of view clearly like him. His gift reminds me so much of when Jesus would tell parables.

[@MrMnoorist]

Thanks for letting him speak...I think that the only Honest ppl in America are the comedians......

[@kovvvas]

+FreedomOrNothin Politicians and lawyers too tough.

[@meatymatmart]

That ending is always heartbreaking.

[@idontwannanamemychannel5890]

It truly is, I'm not someone who would normally say something like that, but Patrice doesn't have a single ounce of bullshit in his body, and that is so rare to come by

[@goiufro]

This really shows a different side to Patrice,beautiful interview. The part about his mom is heartbreaking.. Rest in peace big guy!

[@snakerman2612]

Damn are those last 10min hard to listen to. Reality kicks in and you realise Patrice isn't here with us anymore... We miss you every day big dude. RIP

[@jennmglas]

The first comedian to make me cry. Damn I wish he was still here!

[@ojshah1228]

People still are listening to him in 2022.

[@GeorgeP-xk9iq]

2024 too.

[@tuckernevel]

bout to be 2025 soon. RIP PATRICE ONEAL

[@mechicanotv2751]

man i really wish i could have met this guy. Hes such an influence to me and his philosophies have really affected me for the better. RIP

[@Mr.BigBadWolf]

2023 and it still Fking hurt and shocked he passed

[@johngoldsworthy7135]

Wow, the last half was just therapeutic. Thanks, Patrice...We all miss you, man.

[@snakeplissken1222]

"Dude, take off that phonebook!" I'm CRYING laughing at that story lolol

[@leonelduarteolachea8844]

I just want to take a moment to say thank you for uploading this. Every once in a while I come back to hear the mentor!

[@Switch2015]

Marrons heartfelt tribute to Patrice is so moving. Every time I listen to him it does or very nearly makes me cry. Such a legend should not go unremembered, and I hope the passage of time reflects this. RIP Patrice, the greatest human being to ever walk this earth.

[@keithfissel1884]

Still listening to Patrice vids in 2024. You are missed.

[@haviturway1000]

The World at large just got smaller. This man was a true genius. He was the first professional comedian to make me laugh out loud since Schimmel & Carlin. Hicks made me 'think.' That's what Patrice did, AND could make you laugh out loud. Mark knew he was one of kind too. I used to look at him when he and Patrice were on TCWCQ, and you can see him looking at Patrice like he was ALWAYS getting to something relevant, and funny - which of course, he did - and made it look lie a random thought - which, many times it was. The Man had big balls and an even bigger brain, and behind the 'race issues' (which he justifies with complete clarity too, by the way - he isn't wrong about what he is trying to say - he understands the dynamics of colonization and slavery better than any historian or philosophy professor) he probably had an even bigger heart. Too bad it was 'enlarged.' I know his health was not good, but I still wonder, did he start going too deep, like Hicks? Whether he did himself in, or they did it to him - The good ones always leave too soon. Rest In Peace, Patrice. I'm gonna miss him. You just felt smarter listening to Patrice in interviews like this one. Thank you Mark Maron and Black Phillip.

[@ElohimPenemue]

Agree with you 100%. My 3 favorite comics of all-time are Patrice, Robert Schimmel & Stanhope.

[@newknives]

*2021* (Before Christmas) Real talent never dwindled our memories of you. One of the best to ever hop on the mic. RIP Patrice O’Neil

[@WalziI]

Interview is profound ..everytime I hear it

[@JustSage-b2y]

Damn near brought me to tears multiple times. In many ways he has changed my life forever and he has been gone for way longer than I knew him and yet I still mourn his loss and further and deeper more I still celebrate his life. Being it that I discovered him already gone and discovered him here thankfully also means that no one can ever take him away From me cause he has touched my life, soul and heart. Thankful that we will always have these to come back to. RIP King👑❤️

[@juice2620]

Thank you Marc. Of all off the Patrice interviews this one is one of the all time greats. He was a surrogate father to so many and he had no clue.

[@diegocuevas8092]

I’ve been listening to a lot of Patrice lately and oddly enough I got to meet him. Two days ago I had a dream where I was driving and Patrice was in the backseat cracking jokes and wisdom, I told him I loved him and I appreciated all his work. It was quite surreal, sure it was a dream but he was there and I was able to thank him for everything he’s given all of us with his words.

[@rofl315]

I wish I could have a dream half as awesome as that about Patrice.

[@chochaos7]

That rollercoaster analogy is probably one of his best ones so far. Damn good interview

[@elcapitan9776]

He killed that analogy. I believe that's his best one

[@AndrejDukic]

Had me sobbing like a baby.

[@idontwannanamemychannel5890]

No shame my dude.....Patrice was a genius

[@DollarCostCrypto]

Andrej Đukić cried so hard

[@darkartproductions]

This is a great interview!

[@lowbo47omsascotave]

*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central Los Angeles_ 2021 began a mere 4 days ago and I still come back to listen to the philosophic brilliance of this man, Patrice O'Neal. Anyone else ? ✊🏾✊🏾

[@DonVito703]

We always here , 2021 and beyond 💪🏽✊🏽

[@lowbo47omsascotave]

@@DonVito703 *Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* Indeed ! ✊🏾✊🏾

[@nicholasjoost5111]

Patrice's laugh at 5:35...is that not the most contagious laugh you've ever heard? I love how real he was, such a refreshing shift from the bullshit we get from mainstream shows and media. Rest in peace Patrice O'Neal. What a deep and thought provoking interview.

[@idontwannanamemychannel5890]

The videos of him on Fox News, no one is ever going to ever pull shit like that again

[@lowbo47omsascotave]

*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central LA_ *9/27/22* Greetings. ✊🏾 Today I'm again binging on the greatest comedian/philosopher ever, Patrice O'Neal (RIP). This sh*t never gets old. Rest easy Big Homie. 🙏🏾 We're listening. 🤜🏾💥🤛🏾

[@bigrobrooks6869]

Interview starts 4:44.

[@ajdc88]

amazing introspection. we genuinely lost a lot of great work yet to be done when he died.

[@elijahmoffett1755]

THANKS FOR POSTING THIS. REALLY ENJOYED IT

[@Nate100]

Patrice would be so famous if he was still alive today. His anti PC attitude is in high demand.

[@ilikeRUNE]

Instead we just have schultz n tim dillon... theyre okay but they are just mere slivers of what patrice was. Its so saddening

[@briandavis55]

God bless. Red pill in a human being.

[@crochetbyrhiannon]

@@briandavis55 do you not see how embarrassing it is for you to project your political/social hang ups on someone else? you've adopted "red pill" as something that's important to you - don't attribute it to someone who isn't even around to verify it. you use some cringe 4chan reference in your day to day life, that's your own problem. nobody elses that you're not creative or nuanced enough of a person to just exist and feel and think your own things.

[@briandavis55]

@@crochetbyrhiannon I said 7 words and you wrote all that? I dnot use 4Chan so I don't know what you're on about. Its from the movie The Matrix.

[@crochetbyrhiannon]

@@briandavis55 your argument being based on my word count kinda says it all adios

[@mikeskinner5603]

This is one of the greatest interviews I've ever listened to. I found it incredibly insightful, thanks for uploading.

[@GGtheRealest]

The beginning of this fucks me up. You're not irrelevant Patrice. Your voice and trumpet laughter is booming through my workshop speakers. I recommend you all the time to other dudes that I know you can improve like I have. You won't be forgotten as long as I'm alive. You're more relevant than any other comic. Carlin was profound but his words aren't relevant to the average Joe everyday like Patrice's words are. Rest in peace man, I'll miss you forever even tho I've never met you and I started binging your stuff in January this year. 6 months and the words have already made such an impact. It's sad that Patrice can't enjoy our support since he's been dead. If he was alive .. bro. Patrice would be a fuckin God. The champion against Cancel Culture and all that.

[@miken4163]

This was the best single interview of his that I've heard, and I've tried to listen to all of them.

[@Cushbhoy1]

i got tears of laughter and utter sadness miss you Patrice one off a kind

[@Fudge_Fantasy]

Best interview ever.

[@kirbyaugustine761]

Watching this interview again for the hundredthteenth time. You are missed Patrice.

[@iPursueHappiness]

Such a rare soul.

[@amozoness6]

Not only was he great, but probably the single greatest comic. Him and Carlin.

[@GlennTwiddle1]

Yup, Patrice, Carlin and Pryor. Hard to split the three

[@roselandstyle9488]

Im going through my Patrice Oneal morning again. Every year or twice a year I go through this EXTREME withdrawal. I havent listened to this interview in about two years. Very sad :(

[@Zetsword]

Same thing man, end up binging old Patrice interviews and O&A appearances a couple times a year

[@kwamewade915]

Missed some gems with Marc interrupting him but this was an honest and amazing interview for sure. RIP to my favorite comedian. Definitely missed!

[@johng004]

I wish I had gotten into Patrice a long time ago.. great interview (on the hunt for more of him!) R.I.P.

[@84blizzle]

I'm glad I found this and can't believe I missed it all these years. As much as I've heard Patrice talk like this plenty of times, I like the podcast format because it's strictly conversation, like its who he really is, and honestly, he's really mentally together on life. There's a difference between ranting, because u have animosity and anger, than speaking honestly about who u are and just being yourself. He's got good insight cause he's positive, and tries at least, to understand everything. It's like, "maybe I'm wrong, but this is my take and I'll debate from there, and here's my flaws as well." Most people are not like that unfortunately. RIP Patrice O'Neal....What a loss

[@jifftube9131]

When he was talking about his feet and his moms reaction and when he said “I suck” I’m like damn man.

[@shikoquilombo]

Patrice transcended comedy man ... the things I have stuck in my mind and can’t put into words he does for me.

[@etiennedegaulle3817]

I didn't appreciate Patrice O'Neil until after he was gone. I liked the stuff that I saw, but I didn't realize what a comedians comedian he was. This podcast is brilliant.

[@daverunstrain]

I go back to this episode every time I start to feel like life is fucking me.

[@WalziI]

Randy Shredmenton foreal

[@saroman_valar]

+1

[@DnBarPoet77]

That roller coaster analogy was deep! Patrice O'Neal was legendary.

[@Eric-eq3jx]

Dude this opening made me cry, I was too young to get into comedy before he passed away, I just discovered him about 3 years ago, this dude was a genius and every comic from bill burr to Norm talked very highly of him, I wish he was here today

[@bobloerakker7010]

Thank you so much for this upload

[@MisterColombus]

Thank you Patrice. I hope you know that you were ahead of your time. You are more necessary today than any other comedian alive. And it's up to us to spread the word.

[@Elfaia]

1:04:01 This nails directly in the head so much. The difference between father and mother.