OOH! 🎵 George Carlin - Stand Up About Religion REACTION

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Of Course George Wanted To Make Us Laugh,, BUT,, What He Wanted Even More Was To Make Us Think..R.I.P. George..Thanks For ALL You Gave Us..Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten.🙏❤

[@darren6202]

So we don't get to hear anymore of his BS? thats gotta be 'almost' the greatest story ever told.

[@fuzzybits410]

@@darren6202 Nope. KZbin keeps him alive. Not many videos with God talking are there?

[@joesutherland225]

Amen lol!

[@jhood758]

@@fuzzybits410 Plenty of videos with God’s people talking about him and spreading his word. You evidently don’t want to hear it, but that’s your prerogative. God gives you free will to choose who or what you listen too. I choose to listen and follow him. That’s why I shut the video down. I don’t normally shut down Brad & Lex’s stuff, but this one I did. ♥️🙏🏼🇺🇸♥️

[@Crysisplaya]

Make us think about his insanity 😂

[@gkiferonhs]

Joe Pesci has done some great mobster characters. He plays a great mobster (Goodfellas, Casino) and yet is a great comedic actor (Home Alone, My Cousin Vinnie.)

[@MrRezRising]

Don't forget Easy Money.

[@FloridaRocks]

Wasn't he also in the "Lethal Weapon" franchise? "Ok ok ok"

[@jskit92380]

My Cousin Vinnie was great!!! 😂😂

[@Spazzmatazzz]

His role in With Honors was awesome!

[@cheebagardens1759]

Yes, there are at least 10 amazing movies they need to add to their watch list if they’ve never seen Joe Pesci.

[@briandeadmarsh7538]

Back in the 1990's, I saw George in concert twice. Both times he came out and did 2 1/2 hours without a break. A true legend of stand up comedy.

[@krisgoldsmith476]

My Dad was always a George fan from the 70's. Took him to the George Carlin show in Detroit at the Fox theater about 2000. George was prepping for his next HBO special, so not all of the jokes were finished. At the beginning of the show, George says something like, "Not all of these jokes are good. I'm prepping for the HBO Special. You're my guinea pigs to see if this shit is funny." Everyone laughed. My Dad most of all. Great show, he went on for 2-2 1/2 hours straight without a break. We were all happy to be his guinea pigs.

[@johnsambo9379]

Always used his note cards on stage. Saw him in Vegas.

[@briandeadmarsh7538]

@@johnsambo9379 That was when he was older.

[@maccusmc]

No you didn't

[@how2pick4name]

You saw him live. Or was he playing an instrument? 😂

[@SK-lk3iu]

Glad you guys weren't offended by this! It must be pretty tough for avid religious folks to hear! One time I was in a card game and one of the people prayed to God to give them a good hand. I said, "Doesn't God have better things to do than worry about you winning at cards?".....she said, "Oh no, you can pray about anything at all!" That flabbergasted me; seems pretty selfish. ??

[@I_dont_understand_25]

It's not hard to hear because he's wrong about everything he said

[@MyNameIsBucket]

Ain't it great that Patriots fans get their prayers answered more often than children of pedophile parents? I guess their god's plan includes tons and tons of child rape for some reason. That would explain why Vatican City has the lowest age of consent in the world...

[@shifterbbr1986]

God did have better things to do, he was busy giving new born babies cancer. 😳

[@I_dont_understand_25]

@@Dave-hb7lx he needed to reason with reality there's no way you can be a critical thinker and not realize God is the only thing that makes any sense

[@timothy2879]

It was

[@Alex-ry6cd]

Carlin was a great educator. His books are amazing. His intelligence and use of the English language are truly amazing and taught me so much, far more than school could with English Comprehension.

[@yute-hube779]

I've heard this probably at least 30 times before and I was still having to pause it and wipe away tears from laughing at it. 🤣🤣🤣

[@JamesRichardWiley]

This is my favorite Carlin comedy special. It actually changed my beliefs about religion.

[@andrewft31]

Joe Pesci is the short guy that plays a burglar in the first two Home Alone films

[@robertkaplan7001]

In my book George is the Greatest comedian of all time! You need to check out SAM KINISON AT DANGERFIELD'S you will love it R.I.P.George and Sam

[@andredarin8966]

Uh..."My Cousin Vinny", "Casino", "The Irishman", and "Goodfellas" are the films for which he is most well-known.

[@padenj420]

And about 30 or 40 of the Lethal Weapon movies. 😂

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

And on Goodfellas and Casino

[@MJ-dq8ik]

GOOD FELLAS and RAGING BULL!!!!

[@Urizen777]

I miss these guys' reaction videos. They were both so likeable and had a great content from music to stand up comedy.

[@nostalgiaman6816]

What happened to them? I love her laugh!!!!

[@Urizen777]

​@@nostalgiaman6816 I think that they had some issues with the youtube copyright rules due to their reactions to songs and bands, so they got a copyright strike.

[@phillychick4196]

George is a brilliant thinker and philosopher. There is no one in the world like him❤❤❤

[@joegordon-p6x]

he WAS, he's dead

[@damienfallon8980]

Carlin was a philosopher as much as a comedian. I was lucky enough to see him in the 90s in Vegas. Amazing.

[@TuckerSmith-k5i]

My girlfriend’s dad was an avid fan. His one regret in life was skipping out on carlins very last show thinking he could just go to the next one. Carlin died the before his next show.

[@deking43]

I tried and Still try to reconcile my begging and pleading with My absolute distrust in the master plan

[@bertpainter8385]

George Carlin's skits always picked up my spirits when I was in a rut. The other great comedian who had me in stitches all the time was Robbin Williams.

[@shaywhite23]

RIP A LEGEND GEORGE CARLIN!! GOD BLESS HIS SOUL!! I watched so many of his stand-up shows on Prime Video! With every word he said I laughed soo hard! He made my day 100 times better!

[@ski2k2000]

A true GOAT of comedy. He was my favorite comedian for a very long time. I miss him!

[@auralfixxation6702]

At a young age I felt that religion was just so people could go and dress up and act like someone other than who they really were on Sunday at church. Needless to say, my parents stop taking me to church because I asked all of the wrong questions. I always felt like an outsider until I heard Carlin and then I realized, I was not alone.

[@johnboehmer6683]

You may feel as though it's too late at this point, but I know better, God has saved and revealed himself powerfully to some incredibly staunch unbelievers. That's a good starting point right there, how do you think a person with a strong worldview that there is no God one day just come to know that he is? Obviously, there is not an answer for everything, but I have no doubt many of your questions do have answers. Unfortunately there are many religious people who just go through religious motions that don't, and turn people like yourself away. God lS, and he is good. If you would care to, I would like to try to answer a question or two you may have... But would it matter? Are you objective enough to sincerely consider the other side of the coin, or pre-programmed like Carlin to reject all evidence for God, and make fun of him instead?

[@auralfixxation6702]

@@johnboehmer6683 Actually, I'm not here to mock religion and people who believe it but, I've tried being objective. I do not need to keep debating something that I no longer see any proof of. It's okay if you choose to believe as it is if, I choose to not.

[@micahjoelgeimer4215]

@@johnboehmer6683 yeah I'm not at nice as OP, Imma need links and proof. Second, when has this "god" revealed itself to you? What does it look like?

[@johnboehmer6683]

@@micahjoelgeimer4215 Hey Micah, why do you demand proof? Are you not aware that God has chosen to conceal proof of his existence to any except those who want him, or are at least willing to diligently seek him? Until the chocolate frog was discovered in the Amazon just a few months ago, it didn't exist to the world. Not a shred of evidence it existed, much less proof. Not one person could attest to its existence...yet it did. For God, there are millions of people who will attest not just believe, but to supernatural workings attributed to him - evidence. In addition to this testimony, many scientific, historical, archaeological, and philosophical evidences for God. Millions of people as hardcore unbelieving as you and more, one day becoming staunch born-again believers...how exactly does that happen? They demanded the proof, and followed the evidence just like you're doing. Placing their faith in erroneous, fallible people just because they wear a lab coat and tell them things that can bolster their anti-God worldview. Everything I'm saying here is incontrovertible, no need to send links. God revealed himself to me in 2000, I can break that down for you if you like. Must revelation come in the form of sight exclusively? So everything ceases to exist to the person who goes blind?

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

​@@micahjoelgeimer4215😈

[@jamesaldrich9754]

I agree with you,I wish I had a grandfather like him.

[@dianecomly6132]

Got to see him before he passed in 2008. You will laugh at any Carlin bits. He'd have a field day with today's society. Please do more.

[@jenfine]

I'm so happy I got to see George live in 1994. I was a fan way before, but that was the first time I had access to a live show. Greatest ever!

[@migz121]

"Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful." Lucius Annaeus Seneca.

[@steved1135]

So happy. George Carling was a genius. I classify him as one of my alltime favourite philosophers.

[@paulrogers4483]

Can you guys imagine if someone in the audience had a stroke or heart attack when he said "May you strike this audience dead? How awesome would that have been? LOL Been a fan of his since I was a kid, I'm 56 now and miss this man so much. George woulda had a field day with this world we live in now. My folks were into George in a major way, my Dad would have his album within days of it coming out. Anytime George would hit anywhere near us we'd be there, it's even better actually being there and watching him work his magic. As I grew up I did the same thing and the records evolved into cassettes, then into VCR videos, to the HBO specials. I watched his material evolve and mature over the years and noticed his growing fascination and disgust with the world grow and grow. There are funnier comics out there but no one comes close to the sheer brilliance of this man who could entertain you and make you laugh but have you thinking AND WAKING UP TO THINGS AT THE SAME TIME. I've always thought of him as the funniest professor you've ever heard of giving a lecture on life. RIP George, the world is a little darker without you. Peace

[@joenorris8220]

Well said. 👍🏻

[@paulrogers4483]

@@joenorris8220 Ty sir :)

[@lasciethiesing2219]

I just read George Carlins autobiography called Last Words. It was very introspective. He looks at his own life with the same humor he uses in his comedy. He was an amazing man. I highly recommend it.

[@jcthorpe69]

I got to see George on his last tour. He was awesome. I miss his humor terribly. We could sure use it these days.

[@americangarrettlive]

Same.. Saw him in Miami

[@tapsX3]

It’s a beautiful thing how younger generations are discovering the genius of George Carlin. We need free thinkers like him today, more than ever.

[@alterego6075]

A very sorely missed voice in the world. RIP George.

[@CanadianPunker62]

George is a master with his whole act, from the words chosen to the delivery and the cadence. He used to be Mr. Conductor for a while on a kids show called Shining Time Station where he told Thomas the train engine stories.

[@robinharwood5044]

Thomas the tank engine. A tank engine is a steam locomotive that carries extra water in tanks attached to the locomotive, and coal as well. Other locomotives have a tender behind them to carry the extra water and coal.

[@3DJapan]

The Ice Capades were an ice skating show for the whole family. It traveled around the country similar to Disney on Ice with characters and fancy costumes. Like a cross between figure skating and Cirque du Soleil. It started in the 1940s but ended in 1995.

[@danonhennessey9662]

Great reaction gang! Carlin is such a master. I was lucky to get to see him once. The vibe was so intoxicating that I couldn't even remember what jokes he said; I only remembered laughing non-stop. I had to go and watch the special when it came out to remember the individual jokes.

[@Roadstar1602]

These are just a few of the things that those of us in the atheist community point out regularly, but the way he did it was unique and hilarious. This is George at his peak, it's hard to believe that this is the same guy who did the hippy dippy weatherman bit.

[@dalebrennan7615]

So true Dublin ireland 👍

[@johnboehmer6683]

While an entire audience of God haters laugh, the stunning truth is that there are answers for all of his shallow, nonsensical accusations... If one simply has enough objectivity to receive it. The validity of a given piece of evidence to any individual truly is a subjective thing, have you ever noticed that? Just like God said...

[@dalebrennan7615]

@@johnboehmer6683 not true that was pure gold and honesty

[@johnboehmer6683]

@@dalebrennan7615 Obviously, with nothing to back up your empty, biased claim, there isn't even a need to address it, but have a good rest of your day.

[@dalebrennan7615]

@@johnboehmer6683 will do but the day i meet somebody that actually had a chat and a good sit down with him forget it 👍😎🇮🇪

[@sixslinger9951]

Brad, your prayer definitely was answered and God gave you a sweet Angel in Lex. Never take her for granted.

[@DirtyRaRa23]

Joe Pesci, he's an actor that acted in Raging Bull, Once Upon a Time in America, Lethal Weapon 2, Goodfellas, A Bronx Tale, Casino, The Irishman. Mostly famous for his roles in mob movies.

[@deking43]

Love you two plus Carlin....

[@MHume63]

Carlin was the master of intelligent stand up. He would have had much to say about the last few years!

[@SonOfMuta]

Joe Pesci was in the audience when that HBO special was filmed. George pointed to him at the end

[@marleybob3157]

As Carlin got older, he was the ultimate "Get off my lawn old man."

[@jesterforhire]

Loved your reaction! More George!!!! Seattle sending all of the love to you all. 💜♥️💜

[@roguesorcerer1145]

Having had religion in my early life , then being curious about all different religions and going to different churches, Temple and Masjid then travelling the world - I have become an atheist. No more people have been murdered or abused across the ages, than in the name of power and cruelty disguised within the excuse of religion

[@Wesujin]

Try Mao's great leap forward...

[@seandan7873]

Seriously my favorite couple. I really enjoy your reactions. Thank you both.

[@kenvarnold3659]

No one could explain life any better than Carlin...

[@vickiz6076]

He was “Mr. Conductor“ on “Shining Time Station” & the narrator on “Thomas & Friends” both kids shows on PBS

[@jamesdamiano8894]

George wasn't just a comedian he was a philosopher He also has some very classic bits like "snot-the original rubber cement", "hippy dippy weatherman", and the "original dirty words".

[@michaelfredgren1342]

Most philosophical joke he told IMO: Some people see the glass half full. Others see it half empty. I see a glass that's twice as big as it needs to be. So true!

[@dalebrennan7615]

Love this sketch pure class rip George you left us with a real eye opener Dublin ireland

[@dunringill1747]

I hope you react to more George Carlin. He had a lot of brilliant social commentary stand up routines with no apologies. One of the best.

[@trep8387]

Carlin is on point wake up ! Lmao

[@Chad5806]

I love seeing yall get into comedy reactions.. Keep it up! 😆

[@po5283]

Another, quintessential Carlin bit, is his "10 Commandments" stand up!

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

This reaction was a true Blessing! Loved seeing you two laughing your butts off - especially Brad.

[@blueskyhm]

This reaction made me like you 2 even more. Love your honest reations!!

[@TheDude-pr6ug]

The only other time I've seen Brad smile this much is when he's was eating Wagyu steak😜

[@MikeDest]

Something a little sad by so many people now not knowing who Joe Pesci is. Legend

[@deirdre108]

Or the Ice Capades!

[@rebeccalipps23]

I was fortunate enough to see him in concert @ WVU in Morgantown, WV in the mid-1980s. Laughed so hard so often it was tough to breathe.

[@greeneyesinfl9954]

As Mark Twain said religion was created when the first con man met the first fool.

[@andredarin8966]

We all create and embrace "fictions" that have practical value for us. The thing about fiction is it can't be proved. Consequently, the theist's belief in the existence of a diety as characterized in the bible or Koran cannot be proved, nor can the atheist's belief (i.e., fiction) that we inhabit a Godless universe. Whether it's George Carlin or Mark twain, the historical fact is that atheists have committed as many crimes against humanity as theists and is every bit as irrational.

[@andredarin8966]

Mark Twain also said, “I think the goodness, the justice, and the mercy of God are manifested in His works: I perceive that they are manifested toward me in this life; the logical conclusion is that they will be manifested toward me in the life to come, if there should be one.” So much for Twain the athiest.

[@andredarin8966]

@@spikehyzer2323 Many logicians far more intelligent than you (or I)-Acquinas-to name one would differ. A survey of 35,000+ people worldwide by Politico indicated 51% believed religion was essential in creating and sustaining morality. If the atheist as you suggest isn’t under any obligation to prove anything, then neither is the theist. The claimed perception of a diety during a mystical experience is no less substantial than your logic, which is fatally flawed by the cognitive error of generalization. You make an affirmative claim: the singular value of religion is exploitation of others. That claim requires as much proof as belief in the resurrection.

[@johnboehmer6683]

@@andredarin8966 Twain was a lot like Thomas Jefferson, or in modern terms, Jordan Peterson... They worked both sides of the aisle, depending on their audience.

[@bintheredonethat]

I was in the concert biz, production, back in the day. In the 80s I did 2 shows with him, acting stage manager. The shows were about a 2 hour drive apart. After the 1st show I loaded up the stool for the stage prop in my car trunk. Drove to the next gig. Did the "load in" of the stool then the dressing room setup. That was just a deli tray & some cold beverages. All I had to do at that point was give him stage calls. At the end of the show I loaded out my bar stool and drove home. He took off for someplace else. After working with a lot of rock bands he was a pleasure.Great guy, no muss no fuss. Easy Peasy ;0)

[@jimtatro6550]

Carlin was the GOAT. He told the truth and couldn’t care less if he offended anyone. He called it out on everyone and everything.😂

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

“Spooky incompetent man who doesn’t give a shit“ that line always gets me 😅🤣😅

[@lordina1]

George loved language. He would memorize his stand up because the rhythm of the words was important to him. You know I leave sometimes political comments to you guys, in case you are wondering both George and Burr have left leanings 😉 and I am so glad you like them both 🥰

[@Dutch3k5]

His father was in radio so that makes sense.

[@tomhiggins875]

I love this routine and the way he ends it with "Joe Bless You."

[@smw4628]

I wish I could get all my religious friends to watch this. George is speaking truth.

[@solojohno1]

You should ask your religious friends to explain all the ways in which George is wrong. Because he's non-stop wrong.

[@smw4628]

@@solojohno1 Of course he is. lol

[@mattbarton3757]

@@solojohno1 how do you know? Explain

[@solojohno1]

@@mattbarton3757 How do I know what? That Carlin is wrong? He's a clever guy, and all he is doing in this part of his show is reframing the philosophical 'problem of evil' as comedy. (The problem of evil is often used to defend the claim there can't be a good and all-powerful God because there's so much evil in the world, etc.) With comedy as his goal and an audience listening who only wants to be entertained, he doesn't have to live up to rigorous criticism of his views, nor does he have to be philosophically precise in his statement of his position. He just blurts out, in a very confident and entertaining way, the objection to faith like it is obviously the case, making religion and theism "obviously BS". In such a context, his arguments never seriously address the hard questions about evil, the nature of God, what value evil could have in a world where God is still good and allows/ordains evil, and so on. Meanwhile, while Carlin can get away with basically amateur and bad philosophy on a stage for the masses, in environments where the problem of evil _is_ rigorously discussed, especially in academic philosophy, even atheist philosophers have widely conceded that the problem of evil is _not_ a logical problem. That is, they have widely conceded there are no contradictions involved in claiming that a good God can co-exist in a world with evil. Instead, the problem of evil is a different type of problem, most commonly taken to be a _psychological_ problem. In other words, the problem of evil gives expression to the idea that it practically difficult for many people to believe in God because _people have a hard time psychologically coping with the existence of a God that allows evil_ . But, psychological problems like this are not philosophical arguments, and they do not track truth. People can be bothered by the facts. Instead, such arguments track emotions or psychological 'yuck' factors, etc. It is basically like a child whining that they don't like something because they find it offensive. And, so, the real problem with Carlin here is that he's really just bitching about a God he doesn't like, and that has nothing to do with whether that God exists. And any competent Christian thinker will recognize this in about 30 seconds. I enjoy Carlin's comedy as a general rule. I prefer Bill Burr, but Carlin is one of my favorites. He's just wrong here, and his arguments don't work. 🤷‍♂ Nothing that Christians should get butt-hurt over or bothered by. I've watched this dozens of times, and, since I'm trained in philosophy and have read the literature, I know that the responses aren't that hard to come up with. Carlin's an expert comedian; an amateur philosopher.

[@smw4628]

@@solojohno1 I agree with what Carlin is saying. You're trying to overcomplicate it to justify the way you feel. I also believe in logic.

[@EdKoller]

Homie it's so refreshing to see you realizin' how lucky you is.😂

[@KaidenOrgana]

It's hilarious because George speaks the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

[@troubleondemand7703]

Pretty sure this is my favorite stand up bit of all time. Just perfect.

[@godsownatheist3675]

It's not that edgy, it's just that some people have convinced themselves that believing nonsense for a long time has leant that nonsense credibility.

[@emcsquared8681]

Well now you have to see goodfellas so you know the Joe Pesci he was talking about. Also, Carlin is spot on in this, the idea of a god is superannuated in the age of reason.

[@jasonbyassee7541]

This fool was my storyteller when I was young. He had a new HBO special every year. 🤣

[@zippymacadoo6336]

"Who's the really fast asshole in this group up ahead?" I've still got some of them memorized 😄

[@alextucker1163]

@@zippymacadoo6336 stephen macdonnell

[@kenhenderson1762]

George Carlin was the most perfectionist American stand-up comedian. Before he went on tour he worked at least a year on both his routine (which was brand-new) and his choreography. Then, at the end of the tour, he carefully edited an hour long version of his show for HBO knowing that he'd never use the material again. Listen to Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Maher, Chris Rock and other famous comedians talk about how much they were in awe of Carlin.

[@joedirt688]

One of the most thought provoking comedians in the history of comedy.

[@John_Locke_108]

His incredible intelligence is what made him so damn funny. Everything he says actually makes sense.

[@peterramsay4674]

George is a comedy icon because I think intelligent humour is one of the only ways in which people are willing to listen to differing opinions of divisive issues. And George is all about devisive issues. He was a very successful mainstream comedian on the JOHNNY CARSON show often. At one point he decided that wasn’t the way he wanted to present himself so he started to perform at coffee houses and Universities and developed a style of comedy that confronted the establishment on many controversial issues. In the process alienating many mainstream prime time media. DUMB AMERICANS is one to see. Now the first part is quite hard on overweight people. It’s tough but his point of out of control consumption is a valid point. The second half is Pure Gold.

[@neillenet291]

I'm a Christian and I find this HILARIOUS. Love George Carlin.

[@neillenet291]

@LTS 69 As a Christian I'm hoping he made it to heaven, and realizes how wrong he was. He definitely doesn't belong in he'll, He was never a mean spirited person.

[@neillenet291]

@LTS 69 I think you should read my comment again because nowhere did I mention That hes going to heaven.

[@doicounttoo6861]

@@lts6961 And of course you have solid proof that is in fact true? What evidence do you have for your claim? Not to mention the fact that you find it hilarious that he's burning in hell. You must be a true religious person. The problem is that religion is for people lacking self-confidence. They need that extra support because they don't think they are strong enough to face problems. The perfect victims for institutions like the church. Indoctrination and power.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

Same here. Have you read his book When will Jesus bring the porkchops?

[@paulfromt.o.7384]

A great stand up routine by the master.

[@Mary-cz8pf]

I wonder what he would have to say today if he was still alive. George Carlin is hilarious. He makes you think

[@827dusty]

"Was" Hilarious, before he became bitter in his older years as a comic.

[@Charlie-lx2rf]

Carlin was a bad ass! So glad you guys started reacting to his stuff.

[@David-cr3pt]

The World misses George Carlin right now!! He’s bar none, the greatest Comedian of all time!!

[@eximusic]

Hilarious (you guys)!! Great reaction!

[@mattmarkowitz8894]

All time smartest comedian! I'm glad when people appreciate him instead of getting offended :)

[@shannonroche1182]

Yes George makes u think ...lol ..this was his goal and he got thru to us thru humor . The best of the best !!! Question EVERYTHING was what he wanted us to do .

[@robertwalker697]

Joe Pecie...is the little sidekick in the Lethal Weapon movies

[@paulfrederick8832]

Love ur comedy reaction s Brad and Lex u are awesome beautiful people ❤️

[@hobbypassion]

His mother was also hysterical - We lived in the same building where he grew up.

[@johnnysalamone6255]

More george carlin please!! Thanks for the great reaction!

[@stephenignatz8364]

Ice capades was a famous Ice Skating show that use to tour around the country. LOL

[@leftcoaster67]

He's brilliant because he makes people think and laugh.

[@danielstuck7532]

George was GREAT. He would beat you over the head with commonsense. He used your logic against. And yes, some of the best delivery ever

[@woodymeadows9363]

Oh, my god. You two didn't know who was Joe Pesc isi. LOL. HILARIOUS!!!!!

[@michaelladarkangelsparkle9908]

Fantastic reaction! Its nice to see ppl who love humor! Usually ppl watch this and get triggered and or start defending god and faith which is missing the point of this Yes it makes you think but it's also the funny ramblings of the greatest comedian philosopher we've ever had😍💖

[@billspivey6919]

Yep, love this one !

[@grabble7605]

You guys should react to George's "advertising and bullshit". It's partially an earlier version of this but the 'advertising' routine that leads into it should be new to you and it's absolute gold.

[@lastrada52]

Joe Pesci is an actor who appeared in Lethal Weapon, My Cousin Vinny, Goodfellas, Home Alone 1 & 2, Raging Bull & Casino. And most recently The Irishman. Great actor.

[@barence321]

Carlin had it right about prayer. In the Book of Matthew (my favorite), Jesus tells his followers not to bother asking God for stuff. "He already knows what you need," Jesus says. "When you pray, just go in your closet and close the door (don't be like those obnoxious hypocrites who pray loudly on street corners and in the synagogue)." Then he gives them 'The Lord's Prayer,' which basically says "OK, God, do your thing. I'm good."

[@michaelfisher1395]

Among many other things, George Carlin was Ruffus in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and did the narration in many Thomas The Tank Engine episodes.

[@isaiahtyler4720]

EVERY one of his stand-ups are hilarious

[@ViktorFriez]

Pryor was one of the most naturally funny comics to exist, and one of my favorites. Carlin was one of the most intentionally funny comics to exist, and is my favorite. Cheers!

[@CodyCLI]

You guys seem open minded, thanks for giving this a listen. This is one of my favorite comedy routines and explanations for my position in a quick and succinct way.

[@aknudsen93]

I miss George Carlin. He pulled no punches and we need more comedians, people, like him out there. People who will speak the truth and not care what anyway thinks. I wish we could bring back more of this honesty.

[@aritrabiswas]

Grandpa Carlin storytelling to his grandkids about religion...... that would be epic ^_^

[@jamesgraham776]

He was the best there was, can never be duplicated. You should go down the Carlin rabbit hole. 😁

[@philippeerville6181]

Please do more George Carlin. He was the best at teaching through comedy. Would love to see more. TY.

[@MisterWondrous]

Uncle George was the voice and conscience of a generation. There were Bill Cosby albums, which I still remember fondly, then came Carlin, then Cheech & Chong and then everyone else...as far as humor albums in homes. I never tire of Carlin. Sadly, some stand-up comics will get pity laughter. George, on the other hand, is also a writer, and professional. He is comedy. His whole body is funny. Like Richard Pryor, who needn't ever say a word. Love the show! Love humor. Bill Hicks and Tim Minchin are also smart and funny like George and Richard.

[@nitegoat1369]

“Stop simpin’. “ - for real! Brad knows what’s up.

[@rosshartley5807]

He's got a great 16 minutes on airlines and flying at "George Carlin - Flying [Live from NYC '92]" Also, "On some cultural issues" and "Saving The Planet" are excellent.