Paul & Dick talk about musicology

[@drew9719]

4:58 what a great host. He knows his guests are his priority, not his ego. Serious conversations are indeed more important than the present talkshow convos putting humor and funny circumstances in the focus. This video is lovely.

[@gargantuaism]

Oh good lord a show like this would never air today, can you imagine, Cavett actually INTERVIEWS the guest, he doesn't even stop the interview after three minutes to play an idiotic game!! and the audience actually LISTENS without breaking into applause and thunderous laughter and screaming every nine seconds!!!

[@hu9204]

It's mostly because there's not a lot of celebrities today that have something interesting to say.

[@OneRockLover]

Yea because you're talking about Television, which is really hard to manage in matters of how much money you could be making if instead of people talking you put stupid stuff that will generate, apparently, higher audiences. Through the evolution, internet brought us the possibility of selecting what source of information we will absorb. Because of that, you can watch this former generation interview, and realize 'hey, the world isn't that different from before, i can totally relate with what the artist says' instead of watching television. Nowadays you still have good interviews and good conversations from our generation if you really want to watch it. Just search them on the internet. :) And believe me when I say, the quality remains the same, or who knows, got actually better.

[@carlostejada1479]

Tamara Robalo which interviews??? the only good thing about internet is that you can find a very old interview like this one, when ppl wheren't money bitches selling around every 2 seconds... are you saying a Helen interview is better than this?? with stupid games?? I don't think so...

[@CodaBroda]

@@carlostejada1479 Current podcasts and internet radio interviews have the same laidback and quality conversations; there's plenty of great content today, just not on television anymore.

[@patrik79a]

Shows like this is everywhere.. Just not on TV!

[@bann13]

3:37 George Gershwin was an American composer and pianist whose compositions spanned both popular and classical genres 3:47 Cole Albert Porter was an American composer and songwriter. Many of his songs became standards noted for their witty, urbane lyrics, and many of his scores found success on Broadway and in film. 3:49 Irving Berlin was an American composer and lyricist, widely considered one of the greatest songwriters in American history. 3:50 Jerome David Kern was an American composer of musical theatre and popular music. One of the most important American theatre composers of the early 20th century, he wrote more than 700 songs, used in over 100 stage works. 3:54 Richard Charles Rodgers was an American composer, known largely for his work in musical theater. With 43 Broadway musicals and over 900 songs to his credit, Rodgers was one of the most significant American composers of the 20th century, and his compositions had a significant impact on popular music.

[@caleb_sousa]

Underrated comment

[@chrisbuesnell3428]

Thank you

[@jerrysmith2354]

Its simply ridiculous how much work these composers can put out, yet some bands with multiple people in it take 4 years to drop a 13 song album.

[@davidcleary937]

But who was this "Mick Jagger"? ;-)

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

You should get a Congressional Medal for this.

[@freddylubin]

A TV interviewer who stops talking, after noticing that the guest had something more to say. WTF?

[@danlevay5657]

Opposite of Charlie Rose

[@SamWatts89]

Normally I find that Cavett actually interrupts them all the time, and actually in this one there were a few points where I would have loved to hear what Simon was about to say and then he jumped in with some quite banal question

[@MilesBellas]

thats how normal, modest, educated and polite people react

[@lynnlobliner3933]

@@SamWatts89 Sam, boy do I agree with you about Cavett and his interview abilities but he still listens better than most and particularly by today's standards.

[@SparkySINN]

Conan does that....

[@mickymillersson4376]

I've been watching as many Paul Simon vids as I can find in the last few days. I'm almost 74 but although I've listened to his music for years I never realised what a great guy he is.

[@ericengblade]

Can you find the next video of this where paul plays his guitar after getting it? I cant find it...

[@tuforu4]

Diamonds on the soles shoes is my favourite.

[@Lovetrain-io6kt]

I'm 17

[@unitywindowdoor2260]

Me too, it's a treat. These Simon and Cavett conversations are incredible. I never realized how subtly expressive Paul is, especially in his younger years. Combines purity of spirit, humility, honesty, and wisdom. Also the Garfunkel appearances I have uncovered on these types of shows are excellent as well.

[@lucyfoster4082]

I think McCartney learned a lot from his dad, and so I'll bet did Simon. They both had pro musician dads.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

good point

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

As far a I know the fathers of Kate Bush and Elvis Costello were too. Becoming good takes multiple generations.

[@tomcarl8021]

Paul's father wasn't a pro. He played for fun. House parties and such.

[@Nagnullat]

It is WILD that Paul Simon doesn't consider himself a singer. He has a beautiful voice.

[@michaelfrazia4569]

agree

[@owennelson7081]

Better than Garfunkel imo

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

Real talent never brags. He's a lot like Paul McCartney. Enormous musical talent, but humble about it.

[@senoritasteffy4324]

That surprised me, too! He does seem to have a genuine humility about him, you can tell that because he admires other musicians so much, he doesn't think everything is about him

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

So many fine singers say that though, being humble?

[@HEADLINEZOO]

Paul Simon has since placed Paul McCartney at the very top of songwriters in the twentieth century, above Dylan, Lennon and Wilson. Dylan said if McCartney, “he’s the only one who truly amazes me”. McCartney is a true genius. No doubt about it. Simon is of course a fantastic composer, one of the elites.

[@Jugejukka]

Well, Brian Wilson is equal to McCartney, if not more talented. Pet Sounds is a true composition and world class songwriting. George Martin (Beatles producer) said: " If there is one person that I have to select as a living genius of pop music, I would choose Brian Wilson." Music of Pet Sounds is much more complex than anything McCartney came up with. Wilson knew his harmonies. This is not to say that McCartney wasn't wonderful (Lennon was great also). I would point out that Stevie Wonder had a huge talent. And Dylan is lyrical genius, but his chords and melodies are rather insignificant. True masters are obviously classical composers, but in the pop department Wilson is a rare case with his chord structures.

[@lucasoheyze4597]

If he's a genius, why hasn't he written a standard for so many decades?

[@HEADLINEZOO]

Lucas O'heyze he’s written plenty of great songs over several decades. Stevie Wonder said “My Valentine” was an instant classic. “Waterfalls,” Maybe I’m Amazed,” “Little Willow,” “The End of the End,” “Only Love Remains,” “Band on the Run,” “Junk”-all brilliant post Beatle songs that span 40+ years.

[@nox4298]

@A Day in the Life of ah of course cherrypick bad examples to make a blanketed statement. Definitely not confirmation bias at all.

[@quasidiem99]

Don't forget Joni Mitchell.

[@nth7273]

Dick Cavett show was so great. Never knew about it until youtube.

[@TheBohemianAngels]

Paul Simon's talk about musicology is very very interesting to me. I've watched a few of these and he actually brings forward lots of truth. I respect him for being so honest.

[@senoritasteffy4324]

Yes, he's done some excellent interviews on this subject - very different from the sound bytes and witty one-liners of today, mainly from people who don't really have anything worthwhile to say

[@goldpython2263]

Many in here have favorably commented on Cavett the interviewer and I agree. Additionally, I was noticing the time and silence that he gives Paul to answer a question. Wonderfully refreshing.

[@khappy1286]

Yes:) Natural conversation- people actually did that back in the day.

[@lapdawg60]

YES!!! OMG... those long, pregnant pauses are wonderful. Like REAL interviews should be.

[@WhisperingJohn]

Paul is just such a nice guy with a lovely relaxed, interesting way of talking.

[@beavis4play]

which is why he and art never fought at all. .......LOL

[@arlingtonhynes]

“I don’t have any heroes” is not a humble thing to say. But it’s certainly a pleasure to listen to him.

[@martinwise2235]

He is nice. I met him, and he's just as he is on DC's talk show.

[@Zezezeze69]

@@arlingtonhynes how so?

[@ayanokojikiyotaka6988]

@@arlingtonhynes he has heroes actually. u cant always tell everything to the public. u should see more of his interviews where he states that he had musical heroes who were actually blues and rhythm players

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

In some ways Paul Simon is like Mozart. A musical giant in a small package.

[@nancywarren7331]

Great interview! Paul is so relaxed and interesting. Such a talented man.❤

[@Umbrella2]

Paul was so adorable and he is incredibly talented. I absolutely love his voice.

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

Like Mozart. A musical giant in a small package.

[@sbbinahee]

Yeah Cavett lets his guests speak and doesnt interrupt. His questions are intelligent and very interesting for musicians and non musicians alike. He knows How to approach Simon in a way that Simon opens up. Tnis is so wonderful and priceless to have. Thank you A million times for sharing!

[@lapdawg60]

I was 10 in 1970, and remember watching Cavett on nights I was able to stay up, but not really getting it (of course - I was 10). Still, even then, I knew it was good in any case.

[@Featheon]

Damn, Paul kicked knowledge concerning the fallacy of the Romantic genius.

[@HigherPlanes]

He's right. There are no musical geniuses. We are but a vessel through which music flows from on high.

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

Huh? Oh, there are and WERE musical geniuses. Beethoven was certainly one of them.

[@HigherPlanes]

@@GillAgainsIsland12 yes of course.. I think the guy was looking at it from a different perspective… more philosophical.. namely that the inspiration for our music comes from “higher” realms of reality.

[@skaf008]

why theres no shows like this

[@Queyh2]

skaf008 Agreed.

[@MeanderingSlacker]

skaf008 There is they're just through alternative means, like you would probably like Marc Maron's WTF podcast for example. Conan's Serious Jibber-Jabber isn't bad either if you want the visuals as well. The reason why they're not on TV goes back to that radio comment Paul Simon made. But online there's a lot of long form interviews floating around, you just have to search for them.

[@umbroog7342]

Seems like these days everything has to happen really fast and there has to be a laugh every ten seconds. Nobody's willing to sit and be genuine anymore.

[@michaeldurrant8446]

+MRLein93 Great rec on Maron - making this comment only to draw more attention to his spectacular podcast and to commend your excellent taste. :)

[@sega62s]

Because bands these days sucks

[@ceesmith]

Paul had a lot of nous. The point about modern artists not progressing due to money may seem obvious but there are few artists with real longevity who pump out the same stuff. Then there was the statement about radio stations speeding up the songs slightly. He is one of the most understated musicians ever, but one of the most perceptive.

[@d3rks]

Paul here saying "I feel there are no real geniuses anymore these days, popular music is really quite mediocre, me included" These were the mid 70s. Looking back, probably the most interesting and musical era in the history of popular music. Imagine what he would he say of popular music today?😅

[@alanleclair1]

I found irony in this as well. The 70's were a spectacular decade for music in retrospect.

[@jassonsw]

How very true.

[@lynnlobliner3933]

Paul included himself in those who he feels are not geniuses.

[@xxcelr8rs]

Way back when musicians and songwriters could make a living at it.

[@StratMatt777]

The good old days where the artist got 10 cents per album sold and the record company owned all their copyrights and made them tour on grueling schedules to rake in the cash for them. And hopefully the cross-collaterilized albums sold enough units to recoup the costs of recording them all (at 10 cents per album) so that the artist could actually get paid from the 10 cents per album. Ahhhhh, the good old days! :)

[@manuelonunez]

@@StratMatt777 You nailed it, bro! boom!!!!

[@StratMatt777]

@@manuelonunez :) One of the music classes I took at community college many years ago was based on the book "All You Need to Know About the Music Business" by Daniel Passman. That's where I learned all that!

[@braedonwilk]

Paul Simon's hair in this video looks like Anton Chigurh from No Country For Old Men

[@RCROSSH]

I love the way he talks and his humor..For me there´s no other like him.I think he is the greatest american History´s singer. thanks Paul for your music.

[@beavis4play]

you have to be kidding - simon wouldn't make my top 100 singers.

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

@@beavis4play He was an excellent male singer. Definitely among the top 100.

[@GillAgainsIsland12]

I wish Cavett would have asked him how he became so damned good at the guitar. He really was an amazing guitarist.

[@perryleary1705]

Why “was” an amazing guitarist? Paul Simon is alive and kicking and he still IS an amazing guitarist!

[@patrickmccutcheon8860]

He can play, for sure. I’d say his knowledge of music theory and using the guitar instead of piano or whatever to compose with had a lot to do with it.

[@jimmaculate5]

paul said after he and artie broke up he studied harmony and composition with a teacher, who he didn't name of course

[@oslafoirausuebutuoy5457]

It would have been interesting to ask him who he considers to be a genius in music history. He mentioned in a different interview that he was inspired by Bach when composing Bridge over troubled water.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

These two, are great together ❤ 👏 priceless interviews 😊

[@corneliamartens9187]

And Paul..... you are very cute!!!

[@Umbrella2]

This is a great watch by the way.

[@Ruby-eq1qg]

1:41 I think he'd find pleasure in me saying that this part was really cute

[@danielholmqvist2713]

Fantastic interview, you don't get this today. Though I don't know what you mean by him talking about musicology haha that's something else

[@JamesTKirkCobain]

Oh wow that sucks it cut off the end. I wanted to see how he wrote a song.

[@johnlovenhill1]

JamesTKirkCobain kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJvXgJRumcR1frc My absolute favourite clip on you tube. Paul talking about the creation of probably one of my favourite songs and talking to the best interviewer ever on television.

[@2refinish]

Let's hear it for Howard Morgan. He was a great teacher and influence.

[@faustus999]

thanks so much for posting this great clip. paul is right the term 'genius' is so over and mis-used it loses its meaning. having said that, paul simon is a musical genius... he really is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

LOVE PAUL HE IS A CUTIE PIE RATHER HE THOUGHT SO OR NOT HANDSOME TALENTED MAN ✊🏾

[@mattmcgovern6591]

Dick Cavett always gets the most interesting celebs like ever!!!

[@angelamariapreuss]

He is so cute!!!

[@jaybestnz]

Amazing to hear him think that the 60s musicians were just mediocre. It was so much greater writing than today.

[@andrewtoebbe3885]

By far

[@andrewtoebbe3885]

Maybe that's how he felt

[@NotSo-bp9op]

that's an artificial imposition brought about by the recording industry who prefer making money over making quality

[@dinkaboutit4228]

It may have taken 50 years, but I'm glad Paul eventually learned to love himself enough to stop the overcombing.

[@jassonsw]

There was a toupe sometime after this interview also.

[@maslick]

i love him talking!! :)

[@southernmonkey64]

George Martin opened the Door, to Paul,and All of Beatles G.M. a professionally trained Classical Musician,wrote,and directed many of the scores for the Beatles

[@surfrunnerd8457]

bb lang and McCartney's replacement was actually more of a trained musician who can play multiple instruments, score films, etc. The original McCartney, however, was self taught and a real natural. He wrote Yesterday from a dream and worked on Michelle for a long, long time, determined to write a song with French in it.

[@cl9826]

SuRFRUNNER Get real dude.

[@MrJondinham]

George Martin gave them their chance and had his part to play of course. But he didn't write one song. Well except for some instrumentals on Yellow Submarine album which is probably their least popular album. He was a great producer but I think the credit he gets is WAY too high.

[@ellenripley71]

where is part two of this interview

[@kgeyedoc]

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[@arun2995]

@@kgeyedoc Thank you!!

[@dwahnaslowdown8887]

Two substantial comb-overs having a lovely conversation.

[@detouredbriefly9426]

i did not want this to end........................................

[@maslick]

1975

[@lairsantos]

MORE PLEEEEEEEAAAAAASE!

[@kgeyedoc]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJvXgJRumcR1frc

[@shirvy]

Where is the next part of this interview??!! 😳😳😩😩

[@GreatGooglyMoogley16]

WHY DID IT CUT OFFFFF DX

[@kgeyedoc]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJvXgJRumcR1frc

[@Joshualbm]

It's very revealing and, I think quite true, that Paul eschews the term genius when considering pop and rock artists and their music. Possibly there are some exceptions, but what happens is that popularity, market share and the glare of celebrity often shines up the creative side undeservedly. But to put anyone in these popular idioms on the same level as, let's say Bach, Beethoven, Mozart or Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus or Mary Lou Williams isn't nearly on the same level.

[@neaituppi7306]

The thing with someone that seems to know music theory by what they write, but didn't actually study music theory, is often by playing with other people that either did know, or also had been around others that knew.

[@senoritasteffy4324]

Yes, he said that in another interview, that he learned a lot from the writing styles of musicians who he admired when he was growing up

[@danielmchale3053]

I'm a rock and I'm island rock feels no pain and island never crys so I'm thinking he feels no pain and he will never crys

[@bendover9663]

What year was this??

[@MsSneetches]

Lots of kids today are doing combovers !!

[@cjphamstott]

video's caption underrated

[@ezrafinkelstein2634]

Notice how his hair replicates Arthur Fleck's in the Joker

[@aliasreco]

I'm afraid Paul got a glimpse of heaven (and some glimpses of heaven shine through gospel music). In comparison of heaven we're all bad musicians. The good ones won't even be accepted in heaven's choir. What about Bach? Ah, maybe.. God put this desire for real good in our hearts but indeed lots of money stops the desire. (Bach had to produce every week for a very week salary...! And he got never famous until hundred of years after his death) But still...focus on God and get some glimpses of heaven in your music is my goal. So good, so beautiful.

[@TressaJT]

Paul Simon makes me really, really wish I had a time machine. He is adorable.

[@toddmorris1858]

As musical genius’s go.... there have been a few in my life. Obviously Lennon and McCartney are two... but I would put Elton John and Dylan in there. Also Brian Wilson and Roger McGuinn would have to be there. And of course Jimi Hendrix and Carol King. Oh and watching Neil Peart, Bonham and Buddy Rich are drumming genius’s. Well, that is just a few that I can name that are geniuses to me in music.

[@photonotavailable7936]

Todd Morris Roger McGuinn? Gene Clark. Bonham? Baker, Mitchell, Moon, Seraphine.

[@ARTUROSIERRALOPEZ]

This guy said it, money kills creative spirit

[@jessiejames7492]

the singers of ABBA are geniuses. the guys wrote their big hits...!

[@Tunz909]

Amazing he left out Jimmy Webb, Burt Bacharach

[@ChopinIsMyBestFriend]

he seems to know a lot about music, mentioning gershwin. i’m sure to him people like mozart and beethoven come to mind when you say genius.

[@bosullivan5462]

Paul Simon come accros as very serious and plays down a lot. McCArtney is a genius. That's a fact.

[@emirozdemir2037]

paul is wrong Brian Wilson was a genius...

[@Jeff-zx6rt]

im not even as big beach boys fan as i once was but i was thinking the same thing instantly. brian wilson - genuis

[@AlternativeSack123]

One of the biggest musical geniuses of all time, to be able to write, arrange and produce pet sounds at the age he was is staggering

[@lucygirl4926]

Yeah, that's true....but he's up there on stage, didn't have a lot of time to think -- I'm sure if he thought back on it....

[@fretbuzz59]

Stop. Brian Wilson is the most overrated pop musician, certainly of the last 60 yrs. He had a few interesting songs, the rest was teenybopper rubbish.

[@emirozdemir2037]

@@fretbuzz59 he certainly produced some rubbish but during his peak he was unmatched..

[@astroboirap]

LOL that mini mouse haircut

[@Alvicbar]

what year is this?!?!

[@roisin7102]

1974🤓

[@TrystonL7]

Amazing

[@rodrigo.algarte]

You have no idea what's about to come, Paul

[@warpspeedchic6932]

I think he’s cute

[@dougalmaguire3781]

Is the rest of this interview anywhere?

[@kgeyedoc]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJvXgJRumcR1frc

[@jimmaculate5]

well it depends what is meant by "genius". all those 20th century non-rock songwriters are names I've heard, but I can't name their hits. i'd call paul a genius, regardless when this came out. not sure. but since then, his catalog has been absolutely amazing, and it's 2023 now. perhaps if i followed mccartney, which i haven't, i could give an opinion. dylan is certainly a genius, and that's just his 60's output, his 2nd and 3rd records, his 5th (bringing it all back home), highway 61, blonde on blonde, john wesley harding. extraordinary works, the basement tapes. van morrison, joni mitchell, didn't keep up, likewise randy newman, and gordon lightfoot. the S & G records are timeless, like the Everlys. it's all opinion. best cars, best ball players, all opinion.

[@txeire]

McCartney, Dylan are geniuses..and Paul you're not so bad yourself!

[@nickandmikec]

"Bookends" was genius.

[@ethanflynn3439]

Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Elliott Smith, Kanye West, Stevie Wonder are geniuses.

[@aidanhenn2217]

@@ethanflynn3439 Kendrick Lamar more than Kanye imo but props to you for respecting rap and classic music aswell

[@stoneyardband]

@@aidanhenn2217 I would say both Kanye and Kendrick are geniuses but in different ways. I think in terms of actual musicality Kanye is more of a genius because he produces it and had influenced popular music so heavily, and Kendrick doesn’t produce his stuff he writes amazing stuff tho

[@aidanhenn2217]

@@stoneyardband that's true I totally get that, I suppose it's pretty similar to comparing Dylan and McCartney

[@nickandmikec]

It wasn't a coincidence that Simon wrote in Robinson to replace Roosevelt in the song Mrs. Robinson. It was during a conversation he had with Mike Nichols when he was performing the song Mrs. Roosevelt.

[@declanp1]

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[@blujafunk]

late night tv now is so destitute you can never watch an interview with an entertainer thats as enlightening as this. props to cavett

[@sauliussimcikas7538]

SECOND PART OF THE INTERVIEW: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJvXgJRumcR1frc

[@sir.walterberry7052]

year of this?

[@kewkabe]

Back when talk shows were an in-depth conversation with the person, and they didn't have to worry about people changing the channel because there were only two others. Now everything's a bit and energy is artificially pumped up to keep things "exciting." Sad.

[@olli804]

For the correction, there's no geniouses in overall in pop-music field is what Paul Simon said. Not just about Mr. Jagger.

[@quasidiem99]

You are correct: Jagger is not a genius.

[@markkindermannart4028]

Their profiles look oddly alike

[@samw2996]

Why does he not think of himself a singer, he's a great singer

[@Blazing234]

his eyes start to water a little when he calls himself mediocre.

[@sebastianward324]

It becomes very sad and predictable when Paul begins to list his definition of genius.....geshwin, Ervin Berlin....Cole porter. Yes......very predictable indeed.

[@DatNguyen-hx6rb]

you're genius, top top top top song write of all times :)

[@mknomad5]

He seems annoyed, to be honest. Maybe the road was getting to him at this point? Well, it's not like there wasn't considerable drama in his career, overall, as well.

[@spb7883]

2:53 - Can we have more of this attitude in today’s overrated pop landscape, please?!

[@AlanStransman]

I'm a big fan of both of these guys but as a side note, you couldn't use the term "gypped", as Cavett does in this interview in this era. That is an ethnic slur against gypsies....

[@doc2earth]

Paul obviously didn't know Frank Zappa.

[@karolkuter5194]

Zappa is just genius wannabe poser to me

[@douginny]

Love him. He is a genius. But someone handed him a guitar and he didn't say thank you. He is also an a-hole. Heard him on other interviews as well. But a musical genius indeed.

[@PhilipKaskela]

Rarely is it excusable to be an a-hole, but he's enough of a genius to let his pass. He's brought far more beauty to the world through music than his actions have taken away

[@douginny]

@@PhilipKaskela Can't argue with that.

[@michaeldurrant8446]

Geniuses at this time? Lennon, Stevie Wonder, Burt Baccarach/Hal David, Paul Simon. The recognition of how financial reward interferes with the creative process is part of what makes Simon an American legend. It seems the authenticity in his music is merely a reflection of him.

[@leftyzappa]

Geniuses at that time? Frank Zappa.

[@hu9204]

McCartney

[@jerbiebarb]

this is musicology?

[@scottwaszak698]

Jimmy Page was a genius.

[@asherreich9820]

You're cute.

[@carlostejada1479]

Paul--> "there were better songwriters in the past..." If you knew the 2020 music back then, you would call ur self a genius and all the songwritters of your time... now we have Justin Bieber or Riahna... 🙈🙈

[@annamcuthbert3993]

Apparently Paul McCartney can not read music

[@mariovuksanovic5077]

He is about to play and you cut him off.....and you want a like and people yo subscribe.you don't do that to people Thumbs 👇

[@jefftheparodyguy5166]

Are these guys twins lol?

[@michelepaolini8609]

Wonderful as always. But I can't stand his haircut - lol

[@senoritasteffy4324]

Ha ha, I think he actually got nicer looking as he got older. Check him out in his interviews round about 81/82!

[@bann13]

The next part is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJvXgJRumcR1frc