Patrice O’Neal: Killin’ is Easy - Full Documentary

The family and friends of Patrice O'Neal, including Bill Burr, Colin Quinn, Kevin Hart, Jim Norton and more, look back on the late comic's promising but sometimes fraught career.
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Patrice O’Neal: Killin’ is Easy
Original airdate: February 19, 2021
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[@mrkrodog24]

Elephant in the Room is an absolute master-piece. I watch it every few months just to get my mind right. He takes the audience on such a sweet ride between tension and relief and touching the topics only he could with the perfect blend of humility and real experience.

[@jashanestone]

I concur. Facts.

[@kemaldzinic-meyer9647]

What are these pills,you sick bitch!? My favorite line,just pops in my head every now and then,makes me laugh

[@ADWillio2]

That was 15 years ago. SMH

[@montanac223344]

Aww those pictures of him as a kid. As someone who loves Patrice, i actually really appreciated seeing his mother, sister, stepdaughter, and non-comic friends in this. You'd hear stories that would crack you up about all these people over the years, and it was nice to finally put a face to them. You can really see him in his mother and sister. I'm happy Patrice has gotten so much respect over the years since his passing. It's the least he deserves

[@nathaninostroza7655]

That pic of Patrice on the drums😊

[@GK-qc5ry]

An amazing act of friendship and loyalty for Bill to be the driving force behind this documentary and showing the world who Patrice was instead of slowly being forgotten.

[@jashanestone]

He would have never been "forgotten." But, this will, indeed, remind people why he was and still is one of the GOATs. Facts.

[@shiestysean]

Bro. Bill burr and Kevin hart will forever have my respect for how they handle the memory of Patrice O’Neal. I see Dante with Godfrey nowadays but he’s doing him. Even von holds it down.

[@jefftass7684]

Yes, very good and unselfish of Bill to make this film, but unfortunately he let his wife dictate the intentional omission of any of Patrice’s years on the Opie and Anthony Show, which is where he really homed in on his perspectives about relationships…they even gave him the Black Phillip Show which was his answer to Dr. Phil. It was during these years that he began to shine, let go of his anger towards Hollywood and discover what made he, himself tick. Her specific anger was with Anthony Cumia and his racial perspectives. I don’t disagree with her rightful anger, but I think it was ultimately a disservice to omit the most fertile years in entertainment and ultimately leaves out a huge part of his story and personality. Patrice and Anthony had no issues with each other…in fact, Patrice had said many times that Cumia was the funniest person that he had ever known…so you can see the odd omission here. Thankfully, everything I spoke about is available on the internet to hear and it is in those moments that he is alive and vital again. this particular project, although poignant and sensitive, is more like an overdue eulogy. I am grateful for its production, but it made me profoundly sad and I don’t expect to watch it again. but in those other available programs, he is alive, introspective, brutally honest and his perspectives are more wise and more relevant now than ever before. I miss this genius.

[@brianfleury5935]

I knew Patrice only on Opie and Anthony for years and years. I had satellite radio on my desk and all I did all day was look at Pap smears under the microscope all day, everyday while listening to radio. Patrice was the most truthful person I have ever heard. He kept such a grudge and recognized injustices to ALL people . He straight out went against injustice to his own detriment. Such respect.

[@m.michaels]

O&A, party rock

[@AlchemySurfboards]

2 articulate gentleman well my good sir thank you for your comment and to the rest of us we can only dream and pray of being in either one your shoes🙏😂

[@SkoobyDooBop]

@@m.michaels "We got Mike on the phone. MMMMMmmike?"

[@johnjim3741]

I came across him in my previous relationship, when he was talking about fishing. After the relationship, I would listen t9 him religiously as I delivered Amazon packages. RIP THE GREAT, hate I came across you too late. 😢.

[@NeoDJDAN]

Patrice O'Neal once said "Every two bit chump will idolize me one day." It came true.

[@a.s.h.5774]

Amen to that! I certainly love the mofo

[@xXtenseXx]

Kevin Heart has left the chat😂😂😂

[@ThisThingCalledLove]

Where did he say that?

[@Gaiabrick]

Kk😊

[@avidodd26]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mraereed]

I remember shortly after Patrice died. I was speaking to my adult daughter and I said I just can't believe he's gone. And her always the rationalist, said Mom, he had type 1 diabetes and lived on a diet of Oreo cookies and chicken wings! How long did you expect him to last? I said... forever. And he will. Rest in power king!

[@giannipisa5978]

Elephant in the room is top 3 standup specials for me.

[@MrFooliofocker]

Easily....

[@a.nobodys.nobody]

I don't even know what the other two would be? Eddie Murphy's and maybe a Ricky gervais. His Oscar's bit is legendary. But for me, I haven't come across anything close to elephant in the room. But open to suggestions

[@giannipisa5978]

I would probably put it nr 1, and then 2 and 3 would be bill burr and george carlin/pryor for me. @@a.nobodys.nobody

[@pilkolino]

@@a.nobodys.nobody louis ck sorry what i can watch repeatedly and back in the garden. but elephant is better

[@ebonyharbut7641]

Going to look it up… 🏃🏽‍♀️

[@JohnnyQCB]

Patrice would absolutely dominate this comedy podcast era. Shame that we lost such an incredible talent far too soon.

[@sk1ll2k1ll4]

He would easily have a top 5 podcast in the world. I still listen to the black Philip show episodes about once a year

[@Seifer8]

He didn't want to change his lifestyle, so he's to blame

[@krellin]

yeah joe would be sweating if he was around though i think he would love it

[@whatsupwalbany9218]

@@Seifer8He was just who he was ! Himself! Stayed true to who he always was. Patrice O’neal. Pushing boundaries, opinionated, not afraid to say what others were afraid to say or were thinking. He brought the realness of his life and mind to the world. Unapologetically Patrice O’neal

[@David-bc4hh]

Patrice was built for podcasting. Was too honest to ever represent some other company's brand. Definitely ahead of his time. If you haven't listened to Black Phillips, you need to.

[@nathangonzalez5477]

I been listening to Patrice on O and A episodes for probably 15 years. Man was a genius.

[@Jvega001]

The ending was heart wrenching, i didn’t know how he passed until now, but knowing he knew he was gonna pass and not having a child with his women made me sad as well. The gift of life is precious and I’m glad his left us with his comedy and he was himself.

[@brandonlantier]

Her face when she told that part was heartbreaking, and him keeping the pee stick was a daily reminder of how hard that choice was to make.

[@papialeman]

​@@brandonlantier lol "the pee stick" 😂😂 Pregnancy test*

[@brandonlantier]

@@papialeman Is there a point to your comment?

[@papialeman]

@@brandonlantier wow you call pregnancy tests "pee sticks" AND you also can't comprehend the point to my comment?! Wow

[@lookupverazhou8599]

@@papialeman Shh, no one's listening.

[@jablodoes]

i know this supposed to be serious, but Patrice would not be happy they let Kevin Hart get the last word on his documentary 😂😂😂😂😂

[@cmmmmmmmw]

lol hilarious

[@killbooom]

"UUGGHHH"

[@rarianfields]

Lolllllll bammmm

[@rickDArula]

@@killbooom” just the way you talk bugs me!”

[@wandileqamata]

bro once said 'when did Lil Kev become famous' 😂😂 i know it sounds like hate but the way he said it was hilarious

[@ibezzant]

Love Patrice and miss him every day. Some people think Patrice was brutal when it came to women but he helped me so much. I was being railroaded by toxic women who basically took advantage of my kindness and when I started following his advice, I not only got out of those bad relationships but then women started to actually respect me because they knew I stood on my principles. He's still the funniest dude ever exist, still regularly watch Elephant in the Room and listen to O&A appearancs. Miss your voice brother. 🙏🏻

[@handmeballs]

“he wasn’t brutal to women because he helped me, a man, think differently about women” lol okay thanks for contributing

[@adamplentl5588]

"toxic women who basically took advantage of my kindness" Ill translate. This guy took a couple girls out to dinner one time and they didn't put out so he got mad.

[@bluedream1214]

@@adamplentl5588 Have you ever listened to the Black Phillip show? If you haven't in it's entirety then this mans comment is above you. He exists in a reality you aren't even willing to explore hence you couldn't possibly understand all that he is saying, nor its context.

[@adamplentl5588]

@@bluedream1214 you must be one of the two bit chumps Patrice was talking about.

[@revbleech]

@@adamplentl5588 this may be amazing, breaking news to you but toxic women who completely ignore boundaries do in fact exist

[@NewJerzNightmare]

Anthony Cumia not being apart of this documentary is still is crazy to me!! Patrice had some of his greatest moments on Opie & Anthony

[@BojanMilic84]

And Tough crowd too!

[@ibezzant]

Can't believe I didn't notice that, you're 100% right. That's how he built his audience. Anthony should've been in this for sure.

[@justinlegercomedy1743]

Im a huge fan of the opie and anthony days with all the comics on, but I find it reasonable not to have a racist pedophile on the documentary. Granted, Ant was just as funny as the comics were, but he doesn't deserve to be there.

[@BIGGDUDE42]

Well... unfortunately Anthony's character(Love for Adolf and hatred for those with melatin) may negatively affect other comedians brands, who may have chose not to participate.

[@NewJerzNightmare]

@@BIGGDUDE42 I agree with you all the way, trust me... But in my opinion you cannot do the (true) Patrice documentary without including O&A

[@KerkinWayno]

😂😂😂😂 Norton is shaped liked any container you pour him in

[@revbleech]

I will never not hate watching him blink. Never seen anyone use his whole goddamn head to blink before

[@jroc901jr]

Elephant in the room is my number one comedy it keeps me grounded I watch it every few months and show it to everyone I know

[@josea8015]

I saw this man live a few times in NY comedy clubs. He would hang out after at the bar like a normal dude and sign autographs and take pictures. Just real 100% of the time. LMAO every single time I saw him. So happy to have witnessed his greatness in person. Favorite set was the one about men being bear and women being salmon drenched in honey. RIP brother!

[@Carstoast]

Been listening to Patrice for 3 years now. He’s really changed my whole perspective on life and damn near saved it.

[@gmy33]

Sorry for your loss .. patrice is only human too like yourself

[@SachaLotus]

The black Phillip show is a must for any man to hear. It’s help me put into words something I knew I felt but couldn’t understand or say in words. RiP big homie, his legacy will forever live on

[@thereignofdando]

Patrice walked so David Lucas could trip over and stumble and generally never be mentioned in the same breath as Patrice. Patrice and Norm are my GOATs. RIP to the kings.

[@jerry-gees]

David Lucas sucks

[@prof.slump_]

Carlin and hicks too

[@bigbonius5450]

Wow, you actually bring David Lucas into this conversation?!?! They’re both overweight black guys, comparison ends there…period.

[@coasterking1078]

Those are my goats to

[@ugonelearntodayknewz4794]

I'm goggling him rn oml.

[@deecool47]

Never get tired of hearing and or watching Patrice ❤

[@suecampbell4811]

I saw him at a comedy show in Marco Island, FL. His show was about relationships & funnier than we hoped. He was on point. But my fav moment was, when he was walking to the club on the 2nd floor, he saw my late husband in the parking lot as we left our car. Patrice acknowledged him. It was a bizarre moment cuz it was like he recognized him.

[@JP-tt8gn]

Did your late husband frequent rest stops?

[@chron3756]

​@@JP-tt8gnOnly when it's cold out there 🥶

[@Shinyslaking64]

​@@chron3756 Tree and all

[@ContactChris570]

He's my favorite...Woudlve loved to see Patrice at Off the Hook.

[@jorgec4357]

@@chron3756got in his Subaru and drove off after😂

[@chefjordanp5901]

Patrice has made me laugh so many times and was so funny I dislike most comedians currently. They just aren’t funny or profound or have any unique thoughts or ideas. He was so brutal, original, truthful, skillful. Thank god his comedy is available to watch and listen to and the hundred of hours he was on opie and Anthony. When I have bad days he always gets me to laugh and that means a lot and I wish I could tell him

[@jefftass7684]

This is a brilliant, sensitive, insightful, respectful and necessary testament to a truly underrated comic genius whose perspective was so far ahead of his time that his relevance is only now being appreciated.

[@donlewis6821]

He ALONE refused to SELL HIS SOUL…BRAVO Patrice!!! BRAVO!!!

[@tatsutones1648]

some years ago I randomly stumbled across a video snippet of a joke he has done and wondered, how I have never heard of him before. To me he really is the most funny comic ive ever heard. But also the realest. I hope this documentary brings more people to patrice

[@ash91_]

My favorite stand-up comic and one of my favorite humans overall. I wish he was still alive.

[@wwcollaborations]

REST EASY BIG HOMIE

[@davidmsirois]

45:55 ... he told Puffy no? ... yeah, turns out that wasn't a mistake.

[@matthewpshostak]

this comment aged well, quickly. behind bars today

[@mjacobs8139]

He kept it real. Everyone else folded.

[@thebekgo1624]

"He's got donkey teeth" 😂😂 RIP BIG GUY

[@jsil8485]

I know my GOAT

[@TrippyNiggaJaquan]

@@thebekgo1624dolphin**

[@OGunsalus]

A patrice podcast would have blown tf up for sure. Patrice is one of very few who got his flowers while he was alive if only from other comics. Almost rvery comic and definitely every black comic had patrice top 10 of all time most top 5

[@QUALIAMusic]

Pitching down Patrice’s voice and uploading the doc on Comedy Central feels like another slap in the face.

[@rarianfields]

Tf is up with that?

[@Kingguate]

Thanks to Patrice I’m starting my comedy career

[@bangnee]

Easily, one of the greatest ever.

[@basharabbas6982]

I am from Syria and i do believe that Patrice is the goat and the most underrated comedian ever.... Glad this documentary is out

[@lifelogic7]

This man was like a Raw exposed nerve ,,,, Much respect !!!!

[@stevenfranks3131]

Well said!

[@O-K-K]

It's been 5+ years since I listened to his O&A appearances from the introduction to the last appearance. Giving myself 5 more years then will listen from start to end again to see how it has aged based on the times we will be in.

[@BarzanHsaeed]

It is fucking crazy feeling like you know someone that you never met , i have his special and most of his appearances in O&A dowloaded. I listen to him when i am down and he always helps. RIP big guy.

[@nerdyggg]

Looking back at this & hearing he told puffy no…I wonder how hard he’s laughing at ppl thinking he made the wrong decision 🤣🤣🤣✌🏾💙

[@w4rf4c39]

“I generally don’t like living in a world where being what a man is, is a horrible thing; and no matter what a woman is, is a wonderful thing.” - Patrice O'Neal

[@dimebagvinnie644]

" I hate how many demands a woman has and how little they bring to the table " patrice o'neal

[@lindapeters2058]

💯

[@landorslam]

He has so many quotable things that are relevant now more than ever

[@w4rf4c39]

@@landorslam He’s an absolute legend. I wish I had discovered him sooner.

[@baddazmother602]

​@@dimebagvinnie644 another gem

[@MindyandMork]

Even Patrice knew u gotta tell Diddy NO!!

[@jumpingman6612]

Never meet him, yet I miss him profoundly.. Truly the goat.

[@robbhoward6115]

His stand-up, O&A, The "Black Phillip" show. Dude was your favorite comedian's favorite comedian. RIP, Patrice.

[@2totabon]

that thing about the test in the drawer chokes me up dude. i did not expect this and i am grateful to still be surprised at the humanity of this man.

[@Krusty_the_clown]

The one Patrice O'Neil quote i will never forget is "short cuts to a womans panties, ends up being long cuts to my fncking life" 😂 so true

[@haroldmcqueen4175]

I just hope he's up there knowing the many lives hes saved just by being himself. He's saved me from myself more times than i can remember. Its cause of him i try to live my truth every day.

[@j.a.r.family2576]

Just clicked.... AND THE KING IS PATRICE.

[@JohnSkyrim2]

Man when I discovered Patrice O’neal more then a decade ago he became my favorite comedian and I just listened and watched so much of him.And Im not even from 🇺🇸 .Dude was special

[@jaimhaas5170]

I really like the fact he saved that quote and read it from his phone. Excellent stuff to save.

[@BMCLegacy]

This is long over due. True genius ❤

[@4Timesdafunky]

I could see Patrice rolling his eyes as soon as they showed Vos at the table

[@MikeBoogie702]

Fantastic doc on the great Patrice. Not many will ever hold a candle to him.

[@DCJMS]

I love how happy Vos looks talking about throwing books at Kevin Hart

[@edub9930]

45:52 "He told Puffy 'No'". This aged like fine wine. Rest easy Patrice

[@FunGuy-yo5ex]

Was looking for this comment

[@GregRush71]

I love this documentary. A truly legendary comic. I also recognized Jim Norton as the guy from Spider Man 2002 who said "he stinks and I don't like him" so that just lets you know how nerdy I am lmao. Rest in Peace, Patrice.

[@wyattsmith5559]

Patrice was one of a kind I’ve listened to every word that he’s said publicly he’s a a legitimate genius

[@robertgarcia5186]

The Goat. 🐐 The most philosophical comic of all time..Patrice was flooded with insight, a true genius and master of his craft. Real.Insighful.Patrice..

[@SCOODAMcGOODA]

Always looking for more Patrice O neal recordings. Really would love to hear his opinion on the world these days. Man. One of the best

[@Iloveswedes]

If anybody needed a documentary, it's Patrice. RIP P.S. One of my most favorite jokes from him the receipts one, I took it to heart. I hold my damn receipts, too.

[@adriancline-bailey3301]

Thank you SO much for making this documentary. Patrice was one of one and I miss him so much. Oustanding doc, thank you!

[@mikearenas4605]

Still get choked up every time I watch this. P.O. Is a comedy god.

[@ccollins125]

The greatest to ever do it. There will never a bigger elephant in the room than Patrice. 😢 🎉

[@jaredapper8757]

2:06

[@WinstonCorneilius]

His boys kept it real! Especially Bobby and Jim😂😂😂 Patrice would have ruled the podcast scene if he was alive today. RIP bro

[@phunkyfill74]

Dane cook's home video title's the decline of comedy featuring Patrice and Bill Burr lol, hilarious.

[@lamarmiles2250]

PATRICE O'NEIL IS FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrBodyman5001]

Born in 74. The kid who called him that word in camp has it coming to him still. I miss this guy I never met so so much.

[@XJon2011]

Kids aren't entirely responsible for who raised them though. And that word will always have meaning as long as people give it that power.

[@RayRae559]

One of my favorite comedians of all time!

[@LosRakas]

Damn this made me cry at the end rest in power king 🫡💯

[@jesseforce9933]

He was 🔥 on Opie and Anthony.

[@lostbraincell22]

The GOAT on their show

[@BostonX-ce7yp]

@@lostbraincell22he made the show

[@wildncrazyguytv]

The Up and Down game with Bobo was legendary!

[@Zalfion]

Finally Patrice is getting the documentary he deserved ❤

[@gumbeauxorleans]

Top 5 comic of all-time! We love and miss you PMO! ⚜

[@jmatter7765]

Hats off to THE Greatest philosopher of our time.

[@RobPalmer80]

I discovered Patrice's comedy about five years after he died. He is one of the best. Gone too soon. Continue to rest in power, Patrice.

[@papapetad]

I only found out about Patrice 3-4 years ago and have binged on o and a recordings posted on yt. Dude turned out to be one of my favourite people ever within a month or something. I also think he's one of the funniest people to ever walk the earth. Absolute phenomenon.

[@freshdew4153]

Watcha doing? Was my favourite ‘joke’. His cute scrunched up face and lady voice, had me crying the first time I heard it. Loved him. For me, him and Bill are up there as the best - must be the water in Boston. Will be watching Elephants in the Room yet again tonight. RIP big man 😍

[@ActuallySettle]

You can't help but be struck by how much funnier he was than the people who survived him. RIP. And it was really nice to see his girlfriend and her daughter, makes me glad he had such good people in his life.

[@dair919]

The greatest. A comedian, social commentator, advisor and more!

[@doupnetwork]

Definitely one of the GOATs. Lost him too early but he left us with so much to think about

[@cormaclally9288]

One of my heroes. Inspired me to take my poetry to the next level. To be truthful no matter what.

[@Cool7Songs]

Fantastic tribute to Patrice.

[@jashanestone]

Damn. Thanks, Comedy Central, for reminding me of what i miss most about past comedians like Patrice Malcolm O'Neal 😢

[@HoustonEllis-w3h]

45:55 He was talking about not selling his soul and ended up at a Diddy party at 3:25 AM 😮😂

[@michaelmuncher34]

That dibectic joke was hilarious...

[@robroath9468]

I wish Patrice was still with us. I have no doubt his point of view would help us make sense of the insanity in the world today.

[@TewsakTewsake]

Wow! It's about time to put the crown 👑 on the king. I couldn't ask for a better documentary than Patrices’s. 🎉❤

[@Jdac333]

RiP Patrice. Your wisdom is timeless

[@chancebrown106]

7:10 you know these dudes are friends cause they just seamlessly talk over one another and ends like it was almost rehearsed. What legends to have known and been close with Patrice.

[@fusion_phoenix]

Brought me to tears man. Thank you

[@chazwithaz]

Patrice is my top 5 speakers of all time All five

[@beachmodeblocks]

Probably the most listened to comic by me, I can honestly listen to the same bit from him multiple days in a row even and still find new humor in it. An absolute force in the game. Nobody will do what he has and hasn’t done 🫡

[@trishcooley5810]

I love Patrice O’Neal! I miss him so much!

[@ardaorhan]

Dying at 41 because you can't stop stuffing your face with oreos is hilarious. So was he.

[@Truth_Unleashed]

What's hilarious is that we sell drugs to children and call it candy. Then we think it's hilarious when people die far too early from an addiction. Thank you FDA! Allowing drugs to be considered food since their inception. Protecting us from knowing better... and here we have comedy legends getting taken out way too early because people have virtually no access to truth and he accelerated his own death by going vegan, guessing that that would save him... the opposite is true...

[@paulrobinson6377]

Insightful. Great content for people on a Patrice binge.

[@yaimcjsdad]

Elephant in the room was one of the smartest and funniest specials ever!

[@ariw9405]

Excellent job! Really enjoyed the honesty and integrity of everyone in his life. RIP Patrice.

[@ScoundrelSFB]

I still light a candle for Patrice on Sunday for praising a real Saint.

[@whatsupwalbany9218]

He was just who he was ! Himself! Stayed true to who he always was. Patrice O’neal. Pushing boundaries, opinionated, not afraid to say what others were afraid to say or were thinking. He brought the realness of his life and mind to the world. Unapologetically Patrice O’neal

[@pawpatina]

to the 27 people that hit thumbs down, I hope you find something that brings you joy before its too late...

[@tyicam]

So nice!!!! Thanks!

[@Ambi-Dextrous]

Patrice is the best of all times

[@evergreenrider]

In all honesty Patrice may have had the most popular podcast on earth. RIP big fella

[@Healingwithflo]

When Kevin Hart said he wasn’t willing to do the things that you need to do to stay in this industry after the Katt Williams interview everybody should know what he meant by that! He is one of the people in the industry who wasn’t willing to sell himself, even though everyone is telling him do it the money get the money get the money, but he knew what that came with the strings attached to the money that they would’ve gave him to do what he was told to do! The strings of slavery that Kat Williams was speaking of, and that all of these other comics and actors in Hollywood are willing to be guided by! The demonic entities who own them! He wasn’t willing to be owned by

[@Jvega001]

Very true, he didn’t want to be censored as well to express how he felt and be controlled by the industry. He wanted to stay genuine to who he was and that’s exactly how he lived his life whether people hated him or not he didn’t care because he was keeping it real to being himself and a lot of people rather sell themselves to make money instead and controlled

[@acetate909]

Yup, and it's funny coming from Kevin Heart who definitely sold out to become a massively successful Hollywood puppet. Patrice is infinitely more funny, honest and entertaining than Kevin Heart but Patrice wasn't willing to make that deal with the evil Hollywood gatekeepers because he wouldn't allow himself to sacrifice his integrity.

[@ibezzant]

Patrice and Chris Rock had a whole discussion about this on O&A and it is amazing. They were talking about Patrice blowing his shot at the "Spike Lee cartel", Rock was begging him to play the game and Patrice didn't give a f*ck.

[@christopherlake357]

Demonic seems a bit dramatic

[@samesmoke2724]

😂😂😂😂 🤡