SAM KINISON ON DANGERFIELDS

SAM KINISON ON DANGERFIELDS

[@willimination1]

what the FUCK WAS THIS!!!? never seen him before BUT NOW I JUST WANT TO SHOUT ALL THE GODAMN TIME!!!! this guy is FUCKING HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!

[@sha11235]

+Will Rowsell Did you ever see Rodney's Back to School? He was in that as a professor. I could've passed his class easy.

[@lamargary980]

+Will Rowsell There are other classic comedians you should check out like Rickels, Cosby (yeah that guy, he was a comic first), Lovitz, Gleason, Mason. There are others too of course.

[@muffdiver240]

+Lamar Gary (Lamarvelous) Those guys were alright, but I would've mentioned Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Andy Kaufman, Andrew Dice Clay, and Rodney Dangerfield.

[@lamargary980]

Muff Diver I'm probably as young as you are, but I just know my comic history. I study all comics and all the comics you mentioned were all great in their own right too.

[@muffdiver240]

+Lamar Gary You're right, I should talk. I was unaware, that Jon Lovitz was a stand-up comedian as I was only familiar with him from his work on SNL and some small roles in movies. I'll have to Google it and see some of his work. Thanks for the tip.

[@monkeysackskin]

Some called him a prophet, others a ground breaking comedic genius, the one thing Sam Kinison did was to bleed out all of the pain he had experienced on stage and turned it into something uniquely funny. R.I.P Sam Kinison

[@vanylla1433]

A god damn legend. This would never fly with all the sensitives nowadays

[@Twenty2246]

@@vanylla1433 fuck the sensitives, this shit is funny as hell

[@PoliceResponse]

Him and George Carlin

[@kathyalpert9857]

Same

[@Quazi-moto]

Imagine how many laughs we've missed out on since 1992. I so miss this guy.

[@SecretSpots]

+quazzie1 I miss him SOOO bad! One of the funniest human beings that ever walked this earth!

[@johnbanks4761]

+quazzie1 to clean himself up still be funny and to die far too early because of some idiot in a pick up truck and the sentence that the kid got...wow..crime

[@cmallen0999]

the sweet memories of Sam

[@Quazi-moto]

@ Lonewolf -- Same here.

[@storm1sandy764]

Got that right!

[@Thatsright561]

Like his tombstone says, "In another time and place he would have been a prophet." RIP SAM

[@Thatsright561]

+Brian Lowe That's awesome you got the opportunity to visit his grave. He was such amazing person as well ex-preacher but didn't give into the greed like all the others. People like Sam gives me hope there is a God, unlikely but I hope.

[@ericrobertson6970]

jaggededges There is. Sam knew.

[@williammay2332]

Here's his grave in Tulsa with photo. www.findagrave.com/memorial/1282/sam-kinison

[@mrsanchez3036]

William May woah I didn’t know he was born here in Yakima, Washington that blew my mind. Love this guy RIP Sam

[@Musication717]

@xc5647321 xc5647321 I had never read or heard about his final moments until I just now looked it up. Amazing. I cared for a nephew who died from Leukemia at age 23. On the day of his death he was at his moms place and he was unable to even sit up and could barely open his eyes. He seemed to understand what people said to him, though, because he would open his eyes and try to focus on the persons face, sometimes able to utter a word or two in response. I had gone round to see him and his sister and I fed him raspberry and orange sherbet, taking turns. He was aware of me saying to him that he was making a mess--it was too warm in the room and the sherbet was dripping off his chin, all over my hands. He tried to focus on my face when I spoke to him and laughed when I had commented about the mess but that we were both washable. I told him that I loved him and he grinned. I went home at 9:30 pm, feeling like I should have stayed, just a gnawing feeling. My sister had told me that earlier that day he had opened his eyes, looked to the foot of the bed and happily said, "They're here!". Thinking he was confused and thought his grandparents had made it in from Florida, she said, "No, not yet, baby, they're still on the road." He pointed his finger toward the foot of the bed and adamantly said, "NO! They're here!" and had a very happy, peaceful grin. She glanced that way and it appeared there was a glimmer like an outline of people there. Angels? I had only been home that night about 15 minutes when my brother came to tell us he had passed at 10 pm. We went straight to my sisters and he was laying there with a smile. I think he had seen angels that came for him. Sorry to have poured all this out here. He would have been 26 yesterday and is heavy n my mind and heart. He was a Kinison fan, too. RIHP fly high, Cain.

[@scottlovesbarda]

One of the most iconic sets I’ve ever seen. Dude was jet fuel.

[@iainbagnall4825]

Hypergolic rocket fuel. Doesn't need a match, just need to mix it.

[@matthesson6588]

Sam kenison would be hilarious on the view. Could you picture that, he could talk over them with his screaming. It might actually be a popular show unlike it is now.

[@benoh3417]

"NO FUCK YOUU AHHHHHHHHH"

[@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz]

OH MY FKG GAAAWWWD!! I’ve been thinking of all the woketards he’d absolutely fkg DESTROY with heart attacks from fits of apoplexy - YES!!!

[@stevesmith9221]

That show been on 20 years. GET OVER IT

[@MrSmartass89]

Simply the best. He could say something so funny, and we are still laughing about his routine 24 years later. Sadly, most people growing up today know nothing about him. I think that is the real tragedy.

[@deb-ibeimer7260]

RIP Sammy 💔

[@madskillsgamer128]

@St. Longinus I'm 35. I grew up watching him, and all the rest. Plus I always liked Drew Carry and Craig Furguson growing up.

[@marcsolomon3082]

well said.

[@blessOTMA]

He seems to get even funnier with the passing of time. Sam is even more outrageous by today's PC standards ! 😂

[@rollotomasi8116]

Sam was hilarious, one of the most original comics ever....can you imagine his routines today, no one would be safe.....we miss you, RIP sir......

[@DJdeliverance]

If he was THAT mad in the 80s n early 90s I think he got litetally so angry with the future we live now he had an epiphany in 92 and saw the future and scream "ahhh AHHHH AHHHHHHHHHHHHH" *till THIS time he literally exploded! Now he's in the Esther a creature too rare to live too strange to die. Lol he's fuckin hilarious

[@timothymaynard5122]

When comedy hadn't sold out yet.

[@davidb2206]

The networks turned it into an all-night attack on Trump, which is not even funny.

[@janicekent2140]

Sam Kinison was truly a comedic genius! Never will there be another like him, R.I.P. Sam, you will forever be missed.

[@thephantomeagle2]

George Carlin, Robin Williams, Sam Kinison, Bill Hicks, Richard Pryor, Lenny Bruce, Rodney Dangerfield, All gone way too young and way too soon.

[@heavnnnsent]

Don't leave out Richard Jeni....I'd rather give birth to a flaming porcupine

[@blackskullraven]

John Randall Banks not to discredit you, but Carlin died at 71.

[@thephantomeagle2]

71 isn't that old, and it was so sudden.

[@harrycarrey1225]

Dangerfield died at age 83.

[@MrSteveG58]

The ladder is Richard Pryor Robin Williams George Carlin Rodney Dangerfield Sam Kinison Lenny Bruce and Bill Hicks.

[@brianwhitney8911]

Sam Kinison was simply one of the All Time Greats in the Stand Up Comedy realm. Pryor, Robin Williams, and Kinison simply OWNED a room when they walked in. Hard to do. It’s why they’re missed so greatly.

[@bigbandsrock1]

I used to see him often in person at The Comedy Store and Improv in Hollywood back in the early to mid 1980's and laughed till 'I was on the floor!' Yes, was a little salty, but gosh, hysterical!!! RIP, Sam! You were brilliant

[@mjrydsfast]

Did you line near Sunset? I used to hang at the Rainbow, Whiskey, Palace... I like Hollywood.

[@davidquinn2986]

I saw him at the Comedy Store at a cocktail table in the front of the room. He was relentless to anyone in the room and everyone LOVED it. I was emotionally wasted by the end of his show. He was my favorite.

[@marcaliventialiventi765]

This is when comedy was comedy, no rules, no political correctness just straight up tell it like it is without having to worry about offending one group or another

[@markf6242]

Are you kidding me comedy was so less edgy back then....Watch this act then watch Doug stanhopes standup and tell me with a straight face that comedy is sensored now

[@PantsB4Squares]

@@markf6242 some comedians are just more scared to speak it as it is. Comedy can still be uncensored but there is more likeness for heat and denial of places to tour because people are afraid of blow back. Nothing has changed with people getting offended besides now they have a bigger platform to cry on.

[@songsorensen4668]

Marc Aliventi Aliventi :’Oliver nelson

[@pikehunter23750]

Imagine the material Sam would have nowadays if he were still alive. Oh man.... it would be priceless.

[@jaliscodiss]

@@curlymyhero really? Who exactly?

[@samuelkidstar4677]

Sam was a total raving lunatic, that's why I loved him. There will never be another like him.

[@worldwar2lucky961]

I bought his album ""louder than hell ""when it came out. I'm 16.--my dad and I didn't get along, but this changed things. My dad loved it, and we would play that cassette tape all day, every day. Wore it out and bought another tape. And my mom, a lovely old school wife, just had to grin and bare it. After all, it made the men in her life very happy

[@thirdman27]

Man..if he were alive today, he'd be destroying the PC movement. I was so sad the day he died. A comic legend. I had all three of his albums on cassette tape.

[@martinluther4726]

thirdman27 he would say whatever he was told was popular amongst the Jews who run entertainment. In case you couldn't tell, he's going with the flow. He's further driving the wedge between men and women here that contributed to the declining family, increasing materialism and single welfare mother epidemic

[@shananalexander9789]

thirdman27 I was sad too

[@PS-gr5wh]

@@martinluther4726 get a life!

[@marcsolomon3082]

Every album was a trip. Sam was a blast. I'm sure you would have no disagreement there.

[@gordonmckay4780]

George Carlin himself said that you had to be on the ball in the eighties when Kinison was at his peak. Sooooo miss Sam, OOH, OOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!

[@dzanier]

this guy was thoroughly brilliant.

[@SingleTax]

At the beginning of Carlin's HBO special, "Jammin in New York," words appeared on the screen that read: "This is for Sam." Sam had recently died.

[@ferox965]

Carlin called Sam a WHOA. And Carlin is the master.

[@philoeolivarria448]

Carlins wife wrote alot of his material... ....

[@ferox965]

Philoe Olivarria no...neither of them did.

[@mr.benjamin5687]

Funny as hell!!! Comedians at this level don't exist anymore, it's sad....I miss the 80s and 90s...

[@TinnyDee]

I still remember the first time I saw him, in the 80's. I had never seen or heard anything like him before. I laughed so hard I had tears streaming down my face. Afterwards my face and stomache muscles were sore from laughing so uncontrolably. Up until that point, and very seldom since, has my funny bone ever been so tickled!!!

[@percybyssheshelly]

Sam was definitely unique and one of the funniest.

[@sartainja]

Unique meaning: “being the only existing one of its type or, more generally, unusual or special in some way” Believe that adjective describes Sam perfectly.

[@ohiohvac]

* Still ONE of my FAVORITE "skits" of all time!!! Saw him do this live!!! We were CRYING!!

[@nolanjenkins7510]

that is how you smash a fucking room

[@blotfd]

Brilliant entrance too. coming in from the crowd. like he's one of em

[@miamimagicians]

I'm going to say NOBODY today is this funny. Holy shit I laughed so fuckin hard my eyes are watering!

[@DAngelo136]

"In another time, he would have been called "prophet""-Epitaph on his gravestone.

[@meadster308]

He was a preacher before he got into comedy.

[@MadMaxx1977]

The greatest stand up comic there ever was or ever will be. Miss you, Sam!!

[@woodyschuler7984]

My favorite comedian of ALL TIME!! (Dave Chappell is a close second!) RIP Sam. You are and will always be a LEGEND!!

[@vardellsfolly5200]

Considering how hard, extremely hard it is to be successful with such an increased competition in the entertaining industry, i was always very impressed by Rodney Dangerfield of supporting a fellow stand up comedian, instead of doing everything he could to bury him.

[@TheIceAnt]

My favorite part about Kinison’s comedy was how understated it was.

[@turbotonye-4124]

The man left us way to early. One of the top 5 comedians of all time no doubt. Rip. SK. #GOAT

[@sski]

I miss this guy. Reality needs him terribly.

[@marknc9616]

In high school, a group of friends and myself went to see him in concert in Greensboro, NC. I wasn't prepared for his live act. It was far raunchier than his portrayal in movies. This was also in the Bible belt and he was telling religious jokes. One was acting as Jesus and holding up his hand with an imaginary nail hole in it, aiming it at the sun and screaming "Eclipse!". He also was telling a joke that ended with "Dirty Pope Dirty little Pope" regarding the Catholic church. I was like "Wow!". In that environment that type of humor could have caused a riot. He was still hilarious in his screaming and the timing of his delivery. In our wonderful high school planning we took the SAT's the next morning. I took my test and was a little tired. My friends later asked me in school about how sick I had gotten. I told them I had not gotten sick. I didn't know what they were talking about. It turned out that all the rest of my party got food poisoning from the restaurant we had eaten at before the Sam Kinison show. They were joking that I must have set them up. LOL. I guess I may have not eaten the same entree they ate or something. We were shocked with Sam Kinison's untimely passing due to a drunk driver.

[@Notturnoir]

Sam Kinison before the SATs? Lol what did u get?

[@marknc9616]

@Notturnoir I got a good score. I was strongest in the maths and sciences. I later retook the test which slightly improved my score. My friends did poorly on the test due to their illnesses. They later retook the tests to improve their scores.

[@stevetsataros6511]

Saw him live in Concert in St.Petersburg Florida, He was awesome…. Gone way before his time.

[@phoenixrising4073]

This is one of the greatest sets of all time. Wow, nailed it, slayed and fileted that crowd.

[@Dan-yw9sg]

Sam, Rodney, Robin! They were unique and will never be replaced by the comedians that we have now! RiP great ones!

[@marcsolomon3082]

Sam was hilarious in every way. His videos always do the trick. Rodney D certainly was no slouch and Sam was the perfect protege. RIP, Buddy.

[@Oniricos]

Greatest comedian i ever seen in yt. So deep and honest. Theres a lack of this art in the modern world

[@Nonconformistwilderbeastman]

When kinison came out back in the 80's everyone just lost it RIP they'll never be another quite like Sam for sure their interchangeable now it seems

[@mebob]

We need you today Sam what a comedian RIP Sam one of the best in my opinion

[@5speedMax]

I saw him live twice. He was fall down hilarious!! He spoke what so many men feel.

[@brianlowesterbrianlowester5562]

I lived in Tulsa for years, had a chance to go to one of his shows, but had to work. I've stood on his grave and drank a beer. greatest comedian ever.

[@nativerain4054]

Awww what a bummer he’s gone. I still laugh just as hard today as I did the first time watching it back in the 80’s. True humor. He was a legend.

[@abefroman8528]

Back when comics were allowed to be real.

[@antarctic8560]

They sure don't make 'em like they used to! Who is going to replace Sam? There is no replacement, just the best..I'm still laughing my balls off!

[@Spinach_Dip93]

antarctic bill burr is the closest thing we got to sam nowadays. He should watch him he's hilarious as well

[@chrispage9033]

Blake Hill you can't leave out Joey Coco Diaz either brother. In my opinion Coco is a mix of Rodney Dangerfield and Sam.

[@AlbatrossDude]

Bill Hicks did, but unfortunately left too soon too

[@dannyburch2122]

Remember the first time seen this back in the day fell off the couch crying an laughing my ass off one of the best ever R.I. P. Sam.

[@amcOOkiemonster08]

"I buy it every f**king time." (Slams down mic stand.) Legendary.

[@robertomartinez8434]

This is just what I needed after a long day. Sam you may be gone but never forgotten.

[@kevinhull6453]

Sam, we miss you. I live about a mile from the church where he preached and 7 from his grave. "In another place and time he would have been called prophet"

[@41devid69]

they're just not like that anymore. The good old days of real true comedy

[@sartainja]

Comedians are just not funny now days.

[@pneulancer]

+Jeff Sartain I tend to agree. George Carlin was one of the last but Bill Burr isn't too bad.

[@rickteasley2237]

+mikey mize Bill Burr is great

[@ionthegravity2]

+mikey mize they're all Georges children

[@sartainja]

Now days, you have to be so political correct.

[@MyDarkExplorations]

We saw him live several times and everytime the venues were just rolling in laughter the whole show. You couldn't be at one of his shows and not be overtaken by the sheer awesomeness of this guy!

[@Rammshtyn]

Oh man I had this on cassette and wore it out. Never saw the show of it. Thanks

[@drewjeers3301]

I heard Rodney saying Sam didn't wanna do this. He didn't like being crammed in with other comics to do 10 minutes but he did it for Rodney. This is my quick go-to to introduce Sam to people. What a nightmare to have to be comic to follow that.

[@TacomaPaul]

In '87 I won tickets to front row of Sam at the Paramount in Seattle. Walked up and slapped his hand at end of show... he yelled down to me, "Hey, go over there !" (pointing to side of stage.) Luckily I had the next 2 days off. After waking up in the Park Hilton the next day and finally managing to get home to Tacoma after his hotel fiasco...took another day to return to sanity. WOW.

[@daviddemaria3982]

Ahhhh you got to party with kinison, sweet

[@buffalopatriot]

Good times, baby. Aaaaa-aaaa-aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh!!!

[@sartainja]

Man, you need to tell us the whole story for Historical reasons. You got to party with The Great One. That is like breaking bread with Jesus. Please tell us the entire story.

[@vicvega3614]

@@sartainja doesn't look hes ever talking about that night i might have to keep that to myself too

[@Breakbeats92.5]

Sam had to be the inspiration for Cartman from South Park.

[@girlbuu9403]

Maybe to an extent, but Matt and Trey have said that their primary inspiration for Cartman was Archie Bunker.

[@TheRiboka]

That was the first thing i thought when i saw this guy seriously

[@FantomL0rd]

chrisfilms84 Cartman is a bad ass. He killed a 5th graders parents and fed them to him. That's pretty bad ass.

[@morningstar577]

@@FantomL0rd holy shit which episode was this???????

[@TOOTALLLLLL]

@@morningstar577 Season 5, Episode 4

[@TerrenceBosworth]

Rodney Dangerfield's summation on Sam was so spot on. Plug it in on your way our thumb dick !!!A craftsman who worked hard on his act. RIP Sam. The " bit" on the lady sex adviser classic. Blended in with the dog psychiatrist. Brings tears to the eyeballs. As does watching his brother reveal all the tragedies the Kinison family suffered.

[@darrylwillett8359]

Hard to believe this guy was a one time evangelist!

[@apocyldoomer]

I laughed so hard my lungs almost came out, I remember this dude from the 80’s, it’s just still so Effing Funny, timeless comedy! He really was a Evangelical Preacher, dunno what happened to him, but, man, he is just a true comedic Legend!

[@ketankshukla]

He was killed in a car crash on the way to Vegas where he was supposed to be performing that night.

[@humphreysmiggens3881]

"I respect women. I respect women so much that I completely stay away from them" -Andy

[@joedq]

He was my favorite comedian back in the day, fucking awesome

[@bartofilms]

Been nearly 32 years. Still waiting for Sam to return. Only one comedian since Sam has come close to bringing the same level of laughter and he is Dave Chappelle.

[@averagejohn938]

As genius as he was, he was a very tormented man. Hope he's making them laugh in heaven talking about us!

[@vintagevinylvets1187]

One of THE BEST in comedy. We miss you Sam, Rest In Peace, we love you brother.

[@Dmaccabees]

I miss Sam!...He had me in tears back then...he had his own style and his punch lines come with shouting!!! LOL!!!

[@ketankshukla]

Have you seen his bit on ending world hunger? Oh my GOD!!! LOL!!!!!

[@xendava7217]

I miss this guy so much. He and Steven Wright are the most original comedians of all time.

[@rflegal12]

I remember watching this guy bank in the day. He was s very funny. Definitely one of the many celebrities I miss back in the day.

[@1969ryson]

The Dr. Ruth jokes are classic. The joke at 5:28 made me LMAO!! Classic stuff.

[@charlesdalton6262]

I dont know ,I really dont know how many times I watched this,12 times at lease.I,am crying from laughing God Bless you Sam RIP 😊

[@solidgold9]

i saw him sometime in the 80s in Las Vegas.I never laughed so hard in my life. it was so funny to see women storming out of his show while their bf/husbands stayed there to watch Kinison. Not sure how well his act would go over today.

[@nyujay2010]

Haha, I miss Kinison! He was amazing and I loved him in movies, especially in the movie Back to School, with Rodney Dangerfield. HILARIOUS!

[@brandonhendrix7223]

Truly one of the best. Yeah, it's true more a philosopher (albeit a hilarious one) than a stand-up. He was great but Robin Williams was a stand-up, Kinison was something else.

[@lindaspivey7524]

he was and still is my fav. comedian. ..i know ur at peace Sam.

[@bobbowie5334]

Sam was *so funny* that he never had to come up with more than *twelve minutes* of actual material.

[@kevinspacey5325]

Man I'm sad we lost him so young. He was and still is one of my favorites growing up.

[@kylehatten4080]

Sam was brilliant at times and was classic with his scream! Another great comic that didn't last..RIP Sam!!

[@fasteddie4010]

Like so many comic geniuses before him i always think how much more he had to give as a legend of stand up...just one night partying with him would be a lifetime of memories

[@pennylane6351]

OMG, I got tears in my eyes. He was always so funny.

[@velikovskysghost]

Sam Kinison was/is one of the best comedians ever and he is and will be missed very much. I also want to thank Rodney Dangerfield if he`s still living, not that anyone could tell, for this opportunity to see Sam again, so cool!

[@SeeOurWrecks]

Rodney Dangerfield died in October 2004, at 82 years old.

[@hadoenough]

Thanks Rodney for giving Sam the break he deserved. He was stellar like you!

[@hellhound1389]

One of the masters of comedy that I grew up on. Sam, Pryor, carlin, Dangerfield, rickles and the new masters gardell, pinnette and titus

[@EarthSurferUSA]

But it was "Clean Cosby" who had to be destroyed in the name of "progress". Welcome the new masters of smut and confusion.

[@hellhound1389]

@@EarthSurferUSA if he truly did it and that many victims there's gotta be something then he should burn in hell

[@inamullah7031]

"Put a helmet on your soldier, he's going to battle" Whoa😂😂😂😂😂

[@rvnmedic1968]

No ever will be like Sam and his signature screaming at the right time. RIP Sam...

[@michaelwilcox5168]

Legends never die.

[@depaola63]

I AM NOW 56 and saw this when it 1st aired on HBO ...Classic ! We were all " jacked " on blow in those days ! Look at Rodney !! GREAT FUN era indeed !

[@thebringer6216]

It was Dangerfield's "It Ain't Easy Bein' Me" HBO special... I remember seeing it too!

[@Plathismo]

This was the first uncensored Sam Kinison routine I ever saw. It marks one of three times in my life in which I've fallen out of a chair laughing.

[@__-wy7el]

Can NOT hear him “OH OHHH!!” without hearing the beginning of Anthrax. Every. Damn. Time.

[@dannygibson7356]

Samuel "FREAKING" Kinison. In my opinion besides Pryor he was the only comedian who's ever made me literally hold my gut as I'm bent over laughing so hard my stomach was sore the next day. I've laughed at others but never as hard as I did when Sam was holding a mic...........REST PEACIFULLY SAM

[@hummarstraful]

I feel exactly the same. I always say, if the best comedian is the one who makes you laugh the HARDEST, then Sam is the best! At least for me.

[@dannygibson7356]

@@hummarstraful right on my friend alot of people that dont care for him or dont like him really havent listened to him. Case in point i brought him up to a few friends one nite and they said "i can stand him all he does is give me a headache with all his screamin" i said give me 15min of "breaking the rules" dvd and if u still dont wanna hear it il turn it off. But u gotta listin to him. The first 10min they were both laughin so damn hard the had tears rollin out of there eyes. The next day both of em told me there stomachs were sore as hell from laughing so hard. Now that my friend is a great fucking comedian! Very few can give u a sore gut the nextday. That only happens with ALOT of deep kick ass laughter

[@eronacalloway9159]

It’s a shame he’s gone A GREAT Comedian that was taken waaaaaay too soon.

[@Diver_Monkey]

Could you imagine Sam Kinison living today with the cancel culture and woke shit. The laughs would of been epic

[@TedBronson1918]

Two comedians I absolutely loved. Never saw Dangerfield live, but I did go to a Sam Kinison show before he died. He made me laugh until I couldn't laugh anymore. He had some mighty fine bitches too! I still think of him when I need a laugh. So sad that he left us so early. RIP Sam and Rodney.

[@bamknm90]

I could watch this every day and still have good laugh.

[@LevansLawnLandscape]

So glad I saw him live in 1987... Still the funniest shit I've ever heard

[@marmcd2003]

Love me some Kinison and damn Rodney was fucked up during the intro.

[@ketankshukla]

His entire approach to comedy alternating from speaking normally to screaming is absolutely GOLD!!! No other comedian can replicate this and call it their act without getting caught. It is SO unique and hilarious! I really really miss him!!! We need a guy like him to scream-trash wokeness today.

[@bobbieshapard7059]

Sure do miss Sam!

[@alanbrowning10]

i got to see him in vegas with my brother in late 80;s....i was a fan way before

[@davidfitzgerald9449]

I was lucky enough to see Sam live at the "The Centrum" in Worcester, Ma. back around 1987 or '88 and he was hysterical. He was doing the "Rock-Star" bit at that point, but included lots of his classic bits. Sam is definitely missed.

[@seanaf5]

His last words are so sad...please don't let me die!

[@belfastroastmaster3847]

His last word was actually five or six seconds after he said that. He said "Okay" and then he passed.

[@heavnnnsent]

nobody knew he was going to die, he started talking and then he just died

[@kennycybertron1]

His brother Bill held him as he was dying and he said Sam appeared to be talking/debating with possibly angels or someone, and kept saying "but I dont wanna die, I'm not ready.......okay, okay, okay" and died. Watch the documentary..."I AM SAM KINISON"

[@lynnanderson9107]

Two of the very best talents. I loved both of them❤

[@johnnyparker9928]

The second time I watched this I laughed so hard I cried. Woo my god this guy may be confused about women but he's a friggin expert in comedy! We miss you Sam.

[@marcsolomon3082]

Sam, you were just TOO funny! What a blast you were. Miss you always, RIP, Buddy.

[@douggriggs1499]

Completely insane. HAHAHAHAHA.. "Tell us what you want, we'll do it!!!"