George Carlin on Saving the Planet (Reaction)

George Carlin on Saving the Planet. My thoughts and commentary plus some book recommendations.
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[@thomasaquinas601]

What people don't always appreciate, is the sheer volume of ideas presented by Carlin, all in rapid fire fashion. The man was an intellectual giant.

[@toodle171]

So much were the assemblers of the Bible and American Constitution.

[@johnjohn37371]

​@@toodle171no....

[@SPak-rt2gb]

Should of played it a little bit longer George tells the audience to take care of yourself and take care of somebody else which I thought was cool.

[@doodooswaggy3825]

Should have. Not of.

[@PauloRBi7]

@@doodooswaggy3825 taking care of somebody else to the letter.

[@DanielAura]

George Carlin was ahead of his time. So many things he said and views he had are still relevant today, some more than ever.

[@bluetheminx]

I hate when people say “ahead of his time” like they didn’t know these things back then lmao

[@alainorozco8032]

I always thought of it that he was present and “we” were behind. Still happening

[@frankpentangeli7945]

@@bluetheminx In 1992, when this video was shot, people didn't yet seriously consider that the human race was on its way OUT. It's obvious now, but it wasn't back then. And the vast majority of people knew what AIDS was, but didn't really see it as a threat to humanity in general, since they hadn't lived through an actual pandemic. That's why people say Carlin was ahead of his time.

[@bluetheminx]

@@frankpentangeli7945 wow what knowledge and credentials you must be blessed with to speak for the entire human race . It’s actually hilarious because ancient civilizations (who’s knowledge has been lost to history) not only understood these things but also predicted future civilizations and their impact on the environment . So again “ahead of their time” is a very stupid phrase to anybody possessing rational thought or that has done any historical study.

[@frankpentangeli7945]

@@bluetheminx You're ridiculous. How can you possibly know that "ancient civilizations ... understood these things but also predicted future civilizations and their impact on the environment" IF THEIR KNOWLEDGE HAS BEEN LOST TO HISTORY?!? Are you a time traveler or clairvoyant? What "ancient civilizations" are you referring to, and what did they say about future civilizations and their impact on the environment exactly? And by the way, the phrase "ahead of his time" is a simple colloquialism meant to describe someone who noticed trends and said things before the rest of society was fully aware of them. It's not fucking revolutionary, and does NOT refer to some Nostradamus character with the ability to actually see the future! So piss off with your outrage, ok? Take a pill ... sounds like you need one.

[@aradia1379]

There is no modern comedian like Carlin. There was no other comedian like Carlin. He was a uniquely gifted artist.

[@Tigermoto]

Bill Hicks had an amazing way of bending your mind as well, but i agree. George Carlin is the GOAT.

[@lanifer2608]

I've watched everything Carlin did, and I'd say Stanhope is just as good, if not even better.

[@DRoot21]

George Carlin is my favorite comedian all of time. Far ahead of his time.

[@jsteel89]

Far ahead of his time? What do you mean?

[@ryanolsen294]

​@@jsteel89 George Carlin says things that people back in the day would not of even thought about, and it's so cool!

[@MikeDuryea32]

This was done in either 1992 or 1994 and still to this day holds water. Carlin was a master!

[@gloriouslyaesthetic]

This was Jammin' in New York in 1992. He was an absolute prophet.

[@whatdoiput807]

8:00 "It just is. And so are we. For a little while. Thanks for being here with me for a little while tonight." Makes me tear up and bawl my eyes out every time. This guy was basically my father figure after my dad passed. I first saw his material in the late 90s. My siblings and mom all introduced me to him when I was in my single digit age. Probably too young for a kid to be watching his material lmao but he spoke the truth. Understand that some people miss him more than family and those people miss the way he made sense of the world. I'm waiting for the next Carlin and we'll probably never get him. I did standup in high school and tried to be like him and I never could do it. Can't be done. George Carlin is one of a kind and can't be replicated, though in my youth I wished I could be him.

[@U4ia28]

I happened upon this channel by chance because I saw George Carlin and he’s one of my all time favorite comedians. After watching a few of your other reactions I very much appreciated the honest, intellectual commentary you give on the various topics. As well as the fairness and grace you approach talking about men and women. It immediately made me think that you must have amazing parents/role models. You’ve earned yourself a sub. Never change 🙏🏽

[@thenostra-ramos9384]

After I see a video that I like, I often read the comments. Generally I’m looking for an insight that has been thought out and has a perspective that is deeper than a shallow statement of amazement. I felt the exact same way as you. I also stumbled on to this channel because of George and ended enjoying her perspective even more. Also becoming a sub. Thanks

[@jakesmith5278]

There is no one like George today. He's on his own lane.

[@markworden7425]

George himself finally realized, and defined himself, as more of a writer than as simply a comedian. His routines towards the end of his life (such as this one) reflect in many ways Mark Twain's "Letters From the Earth", which I can recommend...

[@NotACreativePerson57]

This monologue actually reminded me of a poem, "There Will Come Soft Rains" by Sara Teasdale. It is a bit morbid at the end, but the image it paints and the quiet feeling of realizing the magnitude of the planet's history it leaves feels related to both your thoughts and Carlin's. Thanks for the reaction. - Cheers

[@dg8708]

The verse fits very well: "And Spring herself, when she woke at dawn, Would scarcely know that we were gone." I've made a note to read more of her work.

[@pssthpok]

@@zhollamychalis4252 Did you see the Russian adaptation of Bradbury's story? It was an animated short film, creepily haunting.

[@TheGilmer]

I still go back and rewatch Carlin’s specials every few years, such a funny and observant guy. Bet he was a blast at parties!

[@Livoirienyvoitrien]

I learned about George after he was already gone. This speech is one of his wisest. Growing old, I find comfort in the fact that everything ends. Maybe just because I soon will. When I first heard this bit and the imagery hit, it was a calm moment. I was able to stop worrying for a sec. It’ll be over somewhen. Life is a miracle and a wonder all the more, with or without me.

[@fleetskipper1810]

You expressed my thoughts exactly. I too am getting older and less worried.

[@Long2556]

That's it, Ralph. Just about it.

[@SurvivorBri]

This is absolutely his best skit from his greatest stand up routine. I was like 16 when it came out and even back then it got me to think. I saw George differently. He spoke truth to power. And how about the bit on viruses? That hits pretty profound now.

[@gaelstromproductions]

Without being the same necessarily in presentation, in terms of language and consideration, Bill Burr, Patrice Oneal and Louis CK form a powerful combo with approaching language and discussions about people from very different perspectives and comedic approaches. However it appears Dave Chappelle may be approaching George Carlin level monologue comedy indvidually.

[@stoppy8743]

I said on the previous video you mentioned: Bo Burnham, especially content from his Netflix special "Inside", is worth checking out. I wouldn't rank him as a modern George Carlin, I don't think anyone really comes close, but he has a fantastic ability to point out flawed societal norms, comment on mental health, and occasionally sing about existential dread, all while being very entertaining and hilarious.

[@5h4n368]

"How the world works" might be an appropriate choice.

[@JoshSweetvale]

He's young yet.

[@impossible7163]

This was such an important monologue to me years ago because it put in words all the things I wanted to say to my "ecologically aware" friends. I love nature, it's a nice thing to have but let's not get ahead of ourselves.

[@CaptNRetro]

he was so far ahead of his time he will never be out of style

[@centuryrox]

There will never be another George Carlin. He was one of a kind.

[@Mahan07]

There’s only one George Carlin. It would be impossible to find someone like him in the present day but there are many comedians similar to him; Bill Burr, Doug Stanhope, Bill Hicks, Dave Chapelle just to name a few

[@mrpuniverse2]

I would add Steve Hughes to your list but he is a little more like blll hicks than George but Steve is well worth a look

[@murderatorable]

Throw in Black Phillip and you got yourself the tops of the comedic world.

[@Livoirienyvoitrien]

Comedy and prayer we got.

[@MikinessAnalog]

If you do not mind deadpan humor, try Steven Wright. Think of purchasing a box of powdered water but not knowing what to add LOL

[@alwaysfutureneverpastmakep7307]

Did you forget Norm Macdonald? I mean his comedy wasn’t really political, but he certainly pushed boundaries.

[@ericp3573]

Carlin always was spot on with so many things culturally and in the grand scope of things. Even 20 years later it just rings true

[@colonialstraits1069]

Your videos never disappoint. I agree with you, regarding Elon (and Mars).

[@c_n_b]

Na. Every forward thinking person agrees we need to be a 2 planet species.

[@murderatorable]

@@c_n_b not that planet tho. Any terraform studies and practical application can be practiced on the moon and once we're able to accomplish safe and rapid space travel, then settle another planet. They can't even keep humans alive on the trip to Mars (radiation). We're barely able to turn ourselves on our bellies (technologically speaking) and people are going straight to trying to learn to jump. First thing's first.

[@icebearnicho8256]

@@c_n_b "Every forward thinking person agrees" isn't something I believe any forward thinking person would say. We don't NEED a two-planet species, that's just ego. We may want one, but we can't even respect Earth in the bare minimum to be considering other planets.

[@DrumsTheWord]

I really do love your intelligent opinions. I also love that you get comedy.

[@moebakh9135]

You are so well spoken, which is refreshing to see this day and age

[@dio2720]

I love your videos ❤️ please keep making more! Carlin has been my favorite comedian since I was a kid . My cousins , my brother and I would listen to his albums while our parents played cards . He was a genius. A recommendation for a future video , Lewis Black. Not another Carlin, but some similarities 🙂

[@ArimoDave]

Interesting that you mentioned Thoreau's " Walden" as a literary reference, for the recommendation that I have has a connection to that poem as well. My recommendation is to watch the live version of Nightwish at Tampere "Greatest Show on Earth". It is long but has many literary references along with many musical references as well. But, there is also a piece called "My Walden" at this same show which is also worth a watch, and possible reaction and comment. Should you choose to do the "Greatest Show on Earth" make sure that you watch all the way through the credits. It was the last thing to be performed at this concert. Here is the link with subtitles so you won't get too lost: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apm3colnjNWNn6M Note: This will be out of your normal wheelhouse of things that you have done, but growth is getting to know new stuff.

[@tonycardone990]

I thought of the same thing when she mentioned that

[@marian-gabriel9518]

Came to say the same thing. Glad to see I'm not the only one! :)

[@markavell7111]

Thank you Again! I'm subscribed. And always will.

[@jimcrane1633]

Yes, George and Lenny Bruce were two great teachers. They taught truth through humor because they knew that humor made reality more palatable I would recommend you re-think Elon and his goal because it adds to what George is saying. Expanding our awareness to see the galaxy as a much bigger place is a way to deal with over population, new discoveries. (Space exploration always does that ) and maybe encourages that " we are part of something bigger " mantra .

[@louisburke3027]

Save The BEES will always be a major priority to us agronomists, nonetheless watching a crazy grumpy old man is very funny. I like what you said about bees. I'm with you on that one. Thx. 💛💙💛💙

[@wolfcreeksmokebbq593]

I watched this concert on HBO in 1991, and the last part that was edited was " It doesn't punish, it doesn't reward, it just is, for a little while, thanks for being here for a little while with me. George Carlin was the true professor of comedy.

[@debbiedickinson7235]

i watched your Bill Burr vid. You are a savvy young women, just like my granddaughter. Good for you! I can die HAPPY!!!

[@gasparbre2852]

Me encanta George Carlin y no creo que tenga rival ya que este es el unico humorista que te hace pensar. Gracias por reaccionar al video y como siempre un placer volverte a ver.

[@kevinlundgren1169]

Not quite George Carlin , but have you heard of Gallagher ??? He makes your mind think about normal everyday life and how stupid some things are !!!

[@thegorn68]

Uncle George was at his most genius when it came to observational comedy and wordplay. My two favorite genres that he included in his routines. The things we all have or share in common and exploiting the ambiguities of the language we use. Check out George's "Modern Man" routine. Talk about spitting bars!!!

[@guzziguy2011]

Modern Man is off the chain brilliance

[@LatestFlameLFR]

I think Bill Hicks is a close comparison. Equally great but tragically no longer with us. But an intelligent comic who was very well read. And damn funny.

[@rikleblond1698]

I liked your reaction to this… I feel like I should once again recommend that you read “the hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy” I know it might not be for everyone but it certainly expanded my imagination And that is a very powerful thing Have a great day

[@NoProtocol]

I read it years ago actually!

[@ozlovescoffee5595]

Let's be honest there's no comedian that can compare to George Carlin. Kinda spine chilling when he started talking about viruses. Makes you wonder huh.

[@ranger-1214]

Always look forward to your reactions and follow-on commentary. Appreciate the level at which you approach these subjects.

[@ZORUNSUZ]

I litterally watch almost every comedian and i can say Carlin was and still is the GOAT. İn the senses of the content and execution. His bits always have more than comics so he pushes you to think about it and his way to doing it just unique. You can even say his executions are like songs or marches, it always have some kinds of rhythm. Some times fast and some times slow, some times loud and some times in whispers. He is a true virtuoso! So no comic has his abilities at the same time, Chapelle good at content, Gervais good at content and usage of scientific materials but none of them is a Carlin. And thank you so much for the great reaction videos!

[@mistercrockett]

I read ya lips, you said “Monkey Pox” 🤣. Btw God ran out of the stuff he used to make Carlin, there’s only one of him.

[@laurens6498]

Is it just me or does she present as an Android?

[@NoProtocol]

Yes, complete Samsung

[@laurens6498]

More like Data.

[@NoProtocol]

@@laurens6498 LOL I can always appreciate a Star Trek reference

[@tomh3652]

Wow this beautiful woman is very educated. A nice combination.

[@googleisshittoss]

He was unique..the world is worse off without him

[@robsnyder2614]

First, great video. That George Carlin skit is a masterpiece. Your commentary was also well laid out, intelligent, and spoken in a slow and direct manner which I don't think enough people appreciate. My only "gripe" if you will is about your feelings of going to Mars. My own personal belief is that consciousness is something to be treasured. In all of earths four and a half billion years of life, humans are the first species to have it. Extinction is the fate of all species ever born on earth. It is my hope that humanity can escape that fate. Even if it is only passing the torch of consciousness to possible future human creations who will outlive us.

[@viagetty2743]

Oh yeah one way or another, escape is inevitable.

[@scottdebruyn7038]

Jon Stewart or Ricky Gervais or in some ways, Bill Burr took a number of cues from Carlin. 😁

[@russellyoung1262]

So funny how you can listen to this from the 80s and it's true for today ....and yes, you are correct about the bees...glad you enjoyed it

[@granadosvm]

Every time I see this bit from Carlin, it reminds me of the first big pollutant that threatened all life in the planet: Oxygen. When the first organisms capable of photosynthesis appeared and filled the atmosphere with oxygen, they almost nihilated the cyanobacteria that populated the Earth back then. One of the largest ecological disasters created by non decomposable materials of the past were trees. When they appeared, the bacteria at the time were not capable of decomposing wood, so dead trees accumulated there for millennia until they petrified. It took a long time (long for human standards) for nature to evolve to create bacteria and termites capable of processing wood. I'm sure even if plastic grows so much to suffocate the human civilization, in a million years there will be bacteria capable to decompose it. Humans might not be here to see it, though. I agree with you that pollinating bees are a concern, but as George Carlin said in this bit, it's human self interest to preserve our species and trying to pass it as selfless interest for the planet is a little deceiving.

[@mr.mojorisin1616]

There was nobody like George Carlin and there never will be again. George was a Classic unto himself.

[@granthill1760]

Honey bees have been imported from Europe, and are competing with the native bumble bees. Save the bumble bees.

[@pattaccone]

I’ve seen everyone of George carlin specials but lately it’s starting to be obvious how much of a philosopher he was So much everything he says can be applied 30 years later

[@timstuart8948]

YOu may want to check out Bill Burr. He's Carlinish

[@ChrisGloss]

Another great reaction, looking forward to the bees video

[@NoProtocol]

Check it out! It's very interesting

[@DjStinger]

I've watched so many reaction videos regarding this sketch. But this is definitely one my favorites. Keep'm coming ❤️

[@NoProtocol]

This is a very big compliment, thank you (:

[@DjStinger]

@@NoProtocol you seem very well educated and I like that. Most reactions are annoying, pausing every 10 seconds. There are even people talking right through the whole thing. Anyway, I don't want to rant here. Let's stay positive! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@charismatic9467]

I liked and watched simply because there's no intro. Keep it up!

[@SimonJM]

He was so good at poking at social norms, etc., whilst making you laugh - often in a degree of discomfort as his truths struck home. The planet will go on, humanity likely will not, and who, ultimately, will care?

[@jaredf6205]

I care about the existence of humans. You aren’t cool for pretending not to.

[@SimonJM]

@@jaredf6205 What pretense?

[@EarOpener]

You asked for a modern comedian for comparison: I'd offer Stuart Lee on the evidence of this clip . I watched this because I read that Carlin was so widely respected. He's not so well known in the UK I was surprised. It looks very tin-eared and not actually funny to me. Undoubtedly fluent and virtuosic - which is a phenomenal thing to achieve technically, , but in this clip he has created a straw man to satirise. Yes, there are people romanticising polar bears, bees or whatever. And yes, if you asked them what they are most worried about , a great many would say 'me' or 'my kids' or 'humanity' .Is that 'narrow self interest'? I literally have never met a person, even a vehement environmentalist , who has talked about 'saving the planet' . He's criticising some marketing campaigns, not people. He probably knows this, which is why it felt sad to watch for me - you can hear from the audience reaction that he is gratifying, not challenging them. .. Of course the planet will outlive us. Duh! Is that really worth a round of applause? He doesn't seem to be denying that human ARE doing harm to their environment , so if he doesn't; care about the self destructive tendencies of the human race and their dire consequences (a very very fair point) why not just say that ("I don't give a shit that millions will die if the world boils etc..." ). But he's not able to do this - (why?) - he instead offers us the 'big electron'. It is a category error - if someone's child dies at birth , they are unlikely to be much consoled by being told that they dwell on the big electron. Or if I punched GC in the face he would be unlikely to tell me - "Hey no sweat, we both live on the big electron'. People; care about stuff in the here-and-now, that is what being alive is - the here and now - and that's OK by me. Even if the universe doesn't;t care.

[@late8641]

This is the only George Carlin bit that I've had some trouble with. I can understand the overall point he's trying to make, but I feel like worrying about other animals is a little bit our duty since it is our actions that is causing global warming and the current mass extinctions.

[@zn4rf]

"our actions that is causing global warming" you are wrong about that one. Global warming and cooling is something the earth has experienced before we were here and there will be after we are gone. Sure we are contributing to the process but nothing more. The carbon cycle / data on co2 level though the millions/billions of years before us is a good way to start. It is not wrong to do something but it should be something that makes sense and not stupid stuff like "plant trees n shit". Planting trees btw does not help it only moves the problem of co2 into the future and makes it a problem for those that come after us, trees are a bad co2 storage after all. No hate but reading the same stuff again and again gets a bit old.

[@joshbull623]

Our actions are speeding up global warming, not causing it. History has been very clearly defined by scientists with multiple global warmings and ice ages and ozone thickness changes long before humans ever existed. Started prior to even Mammals being a thing actually. I get your point though, but I don't like it when it is said like that, it wreaks of politics and sensationalizing. Characterizing the problem, and its scope, correctly matters. If accuracy can be ignored for the sake of a gut punch, we might as well pull random numbers out of the ether. Also, fun fact, or scary fact, the mass extinction of animals by humanity is not a modern problem. We have traced its occurrence at our hand to our earliest ancestors. A bit of a scary thought as the implication is that we evolved naturally to exploit and prey upon the environment in the most destructive fashion from the very beginning. Reminds me of The Matrix where Agent Smith compares humanities behavior to nothing else that has ever lived save for a virus.

[@Lickingagoat]

Do a reaction to Bo Burnham "How the World Works" plzzzz 🖤

[@bowillieman]

This is a rare video where I disagree with George's opinion. People have done some pretty amazing things that other creatures on the planet wouldn't be capable of for long periods of time if at all. The ego is both our enemy and best friend I think. Me personally, I'm interested in growing fruit that is becoming extinct. Things he said that weren't speculation I agree with like the fact that the globe has been handling itself far longer than we've been around. I think at the end of the day we are animals and we are designed to ensure and care about the longevity of our species. As a race, humans one goal is to survive and keep repopulating so I don't consider that to be selfish as much as the natural order. I think any species capable of preventing their own extinction, would if given the chance or knowledge.

[@shannonroche1182]

George was referring at aids at the time but now with covid ? Yea time traveler mind for sure . George saw it coming even then . His use of language is brilliant 👏.

[@ravenward626]

I always enjoy a bit of George Carlin. Thanks for the audio book links! While not a comedian I'm late to discover musician "Tom MacDonald". He incorporates his views and insights into his lyrical bars. So far I've enjoyed his music and his use of it to bring attention to different issues.

[@NoProtocol]

You're welcome!

[@damyr]

9:40 Zero interest in humanity on Mars? I believe you didn't think that through properly. Space is our future and our ultimate goal. The first and the most important thing to every person on this planet should be exploration of the universe. Compared to that, everything else is practically just nonsense. Otherwise, why do we even exist? To be born, living our short, petty, irrelevant lives and die here, on this tiny and absolutely insignificant spec of dust, without ever trying to find out what is this all about? Come on, you can do better than that.

[@damyr]

@@putivuelta9428 YT again deletes comments... I've stated the only factual fact in entire existence. If you don't feel a need to know what's the meaning of life, the universe and everything, then you're nothing but a huge waste of a human mind, and you should rather be born as a plant or an animal or a bacteria.

[@soundclipsforvideos2923]

"Living our short, petty, irrelevant lives..." You're projecting bro

[@willarrington8611]

Happy Friday!! Thanks for another George Carlin reaction. George was a philosopher,a visionary and is greatly missed.He has so much for you to experience. "The American Dream", "Modern Man", "Religion is Bullshit", The 10 Commandments"...as always, I appreciate your style and perspective and look forward to your next upload! ✌️ ☮️ 🇱🇷

[@zerefcifer]

The closest to George Carlin is Bill Hicks, only he's not with us today, unfortunately.

[@tonycampbell4982]

We are going to Mars watch the show the Expanse to get a glance how it will be in 200-500 years.

[@ronaldtucker1262]

All the woke people today are making Carlin spin in his grave.

[@tannonwraith4692]

George was influenced by Lenny Bruce.

[@ghyslainabel]

That is one of my least favourite speech of Carlin. I certainly agree that humans are not a threat to the planet, not on the long term. We are doing, however, a lot of damage on the short term.

[@-.NYX.-]

NO PROTOCOL is just the perfect name.... I love you, dear.. GREAT SHOW ♥

[@NoProtocol]

Thanks Jenna!!

[@stevenmichael4990]

You are fabulous! I love your Reactions!

[@michaelbrewer2238]

The closest to Carlin would be Bill Burr

[@michaelpalmer9966]

Carlin was a deep thinker and as many have said he was way ahead of his time. RIP George.

[@traver1965]

Very bright and intelligent reaction

[@denismalamsha2724]

Please react to treva Noah comedy called afraid of the dark

[@paulbergevin3602]

The beauty of life is that it ends at some point right ?

[@dcool2u2]

The part where George says when we are gone that the earth will cleanse itself made me remember when we were on covid lockdown. There were reports that because of all the millions of people that weren't driving to work or traveling etc, that the air quality was almost immediately better. You could actually see the difference visually how much less smog there was.

[@AzzekaTheRealOne]

There is none close to George. Man is arrogant

[@michaelgordon1613]

Our impact on the planet has accelerated the need for it to commence its self cleansing process, it’s our arrogance that makes us believe we can reverse it, the changing climate is merely the first step.

[@guywakeford3259]

George Carlin is one of my favourite comedians. I didn't always agree with everything he said but I love his perspectives. My favourite of his is the 'American Dream'. It's also a sketch that I agree with entirely. Great reaction by the way, keep up the good work!

[@scottbaldwin7133]

he had a photographic memory

[@kidwave1]

Hi NP, did you get my email about the Jim Jeffries segment! Its SOOOO HILARIOUS! I GUARANTEE you'll be cracking up!

[@OU812-j7v]

1992-he did this. Here we are..... 2022.... Philosopher Carlin. Critical Thinking Folks

[@joaoparente6505]

There's no one like George! Sorry.

[@hereintheyear]

Best intro on youtube

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

And I can second the recommendation of Walden, great book

[@icebearnicho8256]

I loved this! George Carlin was a genius. Disagreed with a couple points he made on this topic, but enjoyed it nonetheless ⭐️

[@hereintheyear]

Norm Macdonald

[@phillipmartin2806]

You are so beautiful!

[@kkoo3247]

Such a clever woman

[@cct7558]

Steve Hughes. Australian comedian.

[@ER0CK5_]

So, I have to say. I discovered this video and you through the algorithm's today. I've watched a handful of your videos right now and have subscribed. You get right to the content and your reaction/analysis is pretty spot on/thought-provoking.

[@markavell7111]

Thank you Professor!! Show me MIT!! Or HARVARD or Rock n roll! Go miss!!

[@laloarmentariv]

Bill Hicks, you're looking for Bill Hicks. Trust me, Bill Hicks. 😉

[@damyr]

Second that.

[@laloarmentariv]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZuvYoaii7p6Y6M this is a good place to start

[@calvinkarbowski2395]

Chappelle. similarly intelligent, provocative, courageous, and fucking hilarious with an appreciation of the absurd. Great channel. You're a smarty.

[@shannonroche1182]

The greatest of the great !

[@reynickerson2485]

George had a way with his whimsical wit, common sense, and logic...could be he was a 20th century prophet...

[@jasonmahmoudi6892]

Ricky Gervais is THE CLOSEST to George Carlin He is by far the most knowledgeable comedian alive Highly recommend him

[@BboyCorrosive]

Tim Dillon's rants are the closest you'll get to George. Check out the following: Tim Dillon | What America Means To Me (Emotional) Tim Dillon Rants About the Future of America Tim Dillon's morning motivations

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From his 1992 HBO special. George was 55 or so. He'd been at it since the late '50s and been more socially-conscious since the late '60s.

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Have you experienced Benjamin McEvoy. I think you would enjoy him. Love your stuff.