Stories of Chris Farley - A Mini-Documentary

[@Meyzen76]

I have Chris' autograph. Addressed to me, It reads: Run Fast, Jump High Chris Farley One of the coolest things I own.

[@styx9566]

Thats so badass man

[@drowningin]

Upload a picture of it, and post it here. Bet you can't!

[@Meyzen76]

mushy Jealous much? Let me take time outta my day to prove to mushy that I have something cool. I have other cool stuff. You want pictures of those things too??

[@drowningin]

@@Meyzen76 I'm not jealous, but yes I want proof of everything. I've met cool people too, but I didn't see a reason for an autograph. Seems like a weird thing to ask for(to me anyway)

[@Meyzen76]

mushy Well, I shouldn't have to validate anything to a total stranger. Seems like an odd request, no? I'll give you the back story so you can sleep tonight. My father worked up front at the Rainbow Room. He and I were both big fans of Chris, as were so many. He asked him to sign a Rainbow Room menu, and he obliged. So not only was it a cool thing for my Dad to do, it was even cooler that Chris was so gracious to sign it for me. And what he wrote encapsulated what Chris' life was all about. I thought sharing my comment about what he wrote would be something fans would like to hear about, like Styx commented above.

[@supernintendochalmers6628]

Fuck, I wish Farley could've loved himself as much as us...

[@quinbagwell7515]

If you can make every single comedian you work with ,fall over laughing , you are indeed special. Chris Farley was.

[@drummerdoingstuff5020]

Yet he didn't feel like he was funny. Such a sad soul. Too many fake people around him .

[@cmg6765]

lol the comedians were people like david spade and adam sandler...people who find poop and fart jokes to be top tier comedy. I can respect him for being funny in his time period but he wasn't that great. We can't glorify someone just because they had a tragic life.

[@theangryitalian7922]

Drugs man.. and that feeling of being totally alone.. most dangerous combination in the world.. so sad

[@walterwhite640]

The Angry Italian the vice soundtrack to every early ended success.

[@7johnson]

I get by just fine.

[@BradyIsAfagInHeat]

I know first hand. Constant battle

[@errands8253]

and being 10 x overweight

[@Puppy_Puppington]

Sometimes my opiate usage helps with the depression and loneliness though

[@jodyb1095]

Chris Farley was so funny that almost 25 years later just hearing stories about him is funnier than most comedy made today.

[@MissLisaBowes]

Hollyweird (as I call it) must not be that easy to deal with when you are not the fittest person, or don’t feel so great about yourself.

[@roarke222]

I completely agree, so funny, but I do think that every generation has a few greats (be it comedians, musicians, actors, etc.) but are surrounded by thousands of mediocre colleagues (admittedly with some years being better than others), only the greats really end up getting remembered. So we often end up looking at the past with rose-tinted glasses, forgetting the trash & mediocrity of the past, and remembering the greats, which makes it feel like the present has less talent. But anyway, sorry for the rant, I do agree with you though Chris was so funny that twenty year old stories about him is way funny then a lot of the comedy right now

[@MissLisaBowes]

@@roarke222 I don’t necessarily appreciate the hollering at women that they are whores and such, but I did enjoy the stories.

[@roarke222]

@@MissLisaBowes that is completely fair! That is another thing about looking back with rose tinted glasses, we tend to forget the jokes that weren’t funny, and the less than flattering things of someone’s personality, and remember the funny parts

[@MissLisaBowes]

@@roarke222 I don’t judge it so much as I don’t believe you can pass judgements on a past culture. I mean, I thought a lot of those guys were very funny then, but now, I’ll watch them and I don’t see it the same. They aren’t as funny. He was definitely more funny than not, and enjoyed the company of plenty of whores, so…it goes without saying he was just being funny. Like how Pauly Shore dubbed girls named Lisa sluts back in the early 90’s…I laughed it off back then, but today that wouldn’t fly. I love asshole humor…as long as it’s not too mean, though sometimes harsh can be funny. For sure. Lately I have been watching a show with Dennis Leary. I love his no no-none-sense asshole humor. I mean, he wrote a song about being an asshole and I loved it.

[@miralabualjadail4206]

Farley is like a magical mythical being. Like he was sent to make ppl laugh.

[@davidhutchinson7888]

Like a savant but for comedy

[@benconant9818]

Listening to these stories makes me smile. It sounded like he made every one of his friends feel like his best friend. Totally disarmed their fears of him leaving them behind.

[@TheAaronRodgersTao]

He was certainly a unique soul. You can’t be that funny without burning out fast.

[@soccercaballo510]

You know realizing that Chris Farley was my inspiration for Personna

[@conburgundy]

He was so funny he made someone spell his name wrong

[@chrischandler5653]

How David Spade describes Chris' sense of humor is exactly how I feel about a friend of mine Joey. I miss you so much Chris & Joey

[@nicholas.alan85]

Also, now that Norm has passed, he will be on that “legend” status that Farley is on today. Man I miss my friends. Here’s to you both, Chris and Norm. Cheers.

[@nicholas.alan85]

@johnnytheprick uhh... Yea. He passed two months ago or so.

[@nicholas.alan85]

@johnnytheprick he had cancer for ten years and never told anyone. I know right? Honestly the first celebrity death that "got me"

[@nicholas.alan85]

@johnnytheprick lol. Norm never stole ANYONE'S material :/

[@nicholas.alan85]

@johnnytheprick I plead the 5th

[@nicholas.alan85]

@johnnytheprick I guess I must deny

[@aliyyaeaton7876]

Chris as Shrek, I never knew I could miss something, I never had.

[@3BigWomp1]

Yea he would have done some awesome things. Too bad he couldn’t leave the drugs alone.

[@jking0.o121]

Dude he was so perfect too. I couldn't agree more with you. I also miss what I never had...

[@corylefebvre8488]

@dale gribble Well, you don't seem to understand the English language..so your opinions are ridiculous.

[@RCardone82]

Ideas are things absent of physical presence, yet have the heaviest weight within the mind. And, we all can realize that the human mind is all the reality that we are allowed.

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Wow 😳. That was amazing 😍

[@kevinx4362]

Almost 25 years later, I watched this and cried at the end. Thank you, Chris. You made us all feel alive with joy!

[@maxthefoooool]

Damn. That story about him saying, "Am I just the big fat stupid guy??" breaks my heart, cause that wasnt the truth at all. He was such a natural comedic talent, and imo the greatest physical comedian ever

[@RabbitsInBlack]

The Truth was he that he had that evil little voice in his head that told him he was a fat stupid guy and that depression really killed him. The guy was at church begging for help. I don't know how much help anyone could really give him. We Even lost Robin Williams because of that evil little voice in his head. I feel that no ones words could have changed the out comes.

[@Vitrous]

@@RabbitsInBlack It wasn't just an evil voice in his head. 90% of all his roles were the fat stupid guy. He wasn't wrong to feel the way he did. But he absolutely could have gone the Jim Carrey route if he stayed alive. Shrek was the first big sign. He was talented enough that he could have won an Oscar.

[@kaywhy9545]

Love how every single person has the greatest of great things to say about farley. Sandler and spade keeps him alive in many ways

[@jbyrd1309]

I liked learning that after Chris passed that he used to go to old folks homes or hospitals and go entertain the old people. And he never told anyone. I bet that would have been some some funny ass material. But i guess that was just for him. He was so funny. Thank you Chris keep a light on for us.

[@Ethan-mn9jh]

🙏🙏🙏

[@GuinnessNH]

Came for 10 minutes, stayed for an hour. Bravo.

[@pedxing]

Me too! I even saw your comment 1 minute in. I figured I might make it 4 minutes... but every interview/live film choice just kept me hanging on and on until my cheeks were wet. And so, here we are. ;)

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

GuinnessNH Hey thanks man, really means a lot!!!

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Aldous Yelxuh Thanks man!!!

[@Thomas-fk3cw]

This was so great. Couldn't stop listening and heard so much new things I hadn't known. Thanks!

[@Puppy_Puppington]

LUCKY!!! I usually just Come for a few seconds ;p

[@matildaGaL]

I am glad I found this, thanks.

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Hey, thank you so much!!!

[@928952]

Every time I think about Chris Farley I laugh but I also tear up because I enjoy everything he ever did and it's just so sad that he's gone and God damn that man needed so many hugs

[@rapidrevolver420]

The part of him voicing Shrek was so hard to listen to, it was a little heartbreaking. I like Mike Myers, but damn! Farley would have made one hell of a Shrek.

[@TapesnCartridges]

He's our best ogre

[@tommyseaman1161]

Its so crazy cause they would have been 2 different movies, mike meyers played it so awesome. So funny from beginning to end but not very much emotion. With Chris it was emotional, funny, and just so different.

[@mr_nobody_000]

i really feel it would have changed how people saw him

[@matthallaran3776]

agreed, amazing never knew

[@Kromsmitesyou]

Myers is a pretentious @ss.

[@simonpenum]

That whole season of SNL was the greatest of all time: Sandler, Myers, Hartman, Rock, Nealon, Spade, Carvey. I was a little kid at the time and that whole era is like a golden age to me. At the very top of those names is Chris Farley- still the funniest man to ever live

[@rickyleahey9286]

Same I was born in 86, 89-96 was the last time SNL was actually funny. NBC execs really screwed the pooch.

[@MikeFarnhamGalaxysEdgeGroup]

Beginning was the best, these guys were right on par with them though. never been the same since.

[@maximilianraley2457]

Can't forget Norm Macdonald.

[@simonpenum]

Absolutely 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 man I’m devastated he’s gone now. He was brilliant to the end

[@maximilianraley2457]

@@simonpenum Amen bro.

[@bryanphilipmorgan871]

I love how this was posted 2 days ago and has 18k views... Farley is the funniest man of all time

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

It was uploaded around two months ago. But in the last 17 days, it went from 300 views to 70k+ views. Thanks man!!!

[@joeymorvant161]

And to think, he could never imagine this sort of love and acceptance for himself.

[@rylanmacdonald6416]

Farley was unique. I relate with a rare humor myself.

[@garretthorsch8143]

Farley picking up chicks in the mall was comedy gold.

[@scottystcloud7086]

"Everyone in this town is lesbos" might have been the best 1990s line ever.

[@sidv192]

I had a friend who worked at an old folks home in Madison WI, sometimes Farley would show up out of the blue just to cheer up the elderly on a Sunday afternoon.

[@eleven9286]

Suurreeee

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

Yeah bullshit

[@Johnnyhotrockets]

@@eleven9286He actually did do this

[@ToddyTornado]

lies

[@Johnnyhotrockets]

@@ToddyTornado I must have worked at that very place. He did visit many times and the women especially enjoyed his company. He was a very kind and sweet person

[@jm-rf7kl]

In interviews I've watched recently Chris Farley has many of the same mannerisms as an old friend of mine. His wide eyed sly humor, double takes, looking startled at odd moments during conversation, all eerily remind me of my friend from 25 years ago. Both brilliant and troubled. Chris had a lot going on in that mind of his.

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

He was so awesome.

[@cqcq374]

Chris was the funniest. He really was. I grew up watching him on snl and his movies. Now as I've gotten older and look back at those snl episodes, I just wanna give you a hug Chris. Man I miss you! Your always going to be the best! RIP Big guy!

[@RickyMacHatton]

How amazingly said that someone so loved by so many could feel so lonely and unloved. Heartbreaking

[@twatfisher3]

Chris was ahead of his time, the best comedian that ever blessed SNL.. He had alot of haters, that faked friendship as well as, real ppl that truly loved him. I was & will always be, a huge fan. RIP🙏

[@azcarteranderson]

Dude. Belushi...

[@kkb2142]

What "faked friendship"?

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

I had zero intention of listening to this entire video. Came back a few days after the first time to listen to it again.... he was amazing.

[@karamlevi]

I love your KZbin name . Fucking fascinating 😜

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

@@karamlevi I'm a paramedic soooo it's pretty accurate.... 😏

[@gmen3066]

Chris Farley was born to play the Mayor of Toronto Rob Ford. What a shame.

[@telecasterhst69]

I think he was born to do hell of alot more than play that loser.

[@gmen3066]

@@telecasterhst69 Duh

[@JustinLB82]

OMG How funny that would have been... shame we'll never get to know.

[@momoftwins3204]

Loved him as Speaker of the House Nest Gingrich kzbin.info/www/bejne/p52wkHx8eLOagdk

[@momoftwins3204]

@Grant J yes it does... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p52wkHx8eLOagdk

[@Darrylizer1]

One of the funniest things I ever saw Farley do was the Chippendale's dancer bit with Patrick Swayze. What a physical presense he was.

[@ryublueblanka]

Oh wow...I remember this article about how Chris Farleys Shrek blew away Mike Myers version...Shrek was actually made for Chris...the best was yet to come with Chris Farley

[@jaimesmith2266]

Yeah i remember hearing that

[@TheMrsmartass13]

And it's sad too cause Myers later remarked in an interview that had he known that role was written originally for chris, he wouldn't of taken the role.

[@ryublueblanka]

@@TheMrsmartass13 wouldn't have? I wonder why?? It seems like it would be a way to honor him...did he explain why he wouldn't have done it?

[@TheMrsmartass13]

@@ryublueblanka he was very close to Chris back in those days, I don't know his reasoning exactly, but from what I know of having a really good friend, I would feel uncomfortable "taking his place" I imagine Mike Myers feels somewhat the same.

[@ryublueblanka]

@@TheMrsmartass13 yeah that makes sense too...it's kind of hard to believe that he didn't know the history of Shrek though...like no one mentioned to him that this was Farley's??? Hmm

[@Ch3fdadda]

The moment Tom Arnold says, “be more aggressive.” Chris (as loud as possible): God, you’re beautiful!! 🤣

[@rsohlich1]

I still miss his humor. I grew up with him and had so many great memories when he was around.

[@r.edward5701]

Same with me. Chris and John Candy were my favourites

[@matty4natty]

Chris being gone makes me so so sad. Sandler’s tribute song brings me to tears every time...thankful that these guys are still sharing Farley stories

[@martyfly8619]

The funniest guy in the room is sometimes the loneliest or most insecure. Do your best to reach out to those people. They need a real friend. Sad. r.i.p.

[@SupahFans]

Farley's closing song on Conan 1:00:10 is the most poignant summation of his Tragic lifestyle. The most Lovable Comedian in history couldn't find enough Love for Himself. 😪

[@jjjuhg]

Song of Adam Sandler made me cry, just by reading the lyrics. I have watched the standup on netflix, where Sadler also sings this, a few months ago. His standup comeback. Farley with Sandler on SNL : " for the love of God, let the kid water your plants!!!..." ha ha haaa !!!

[@maxthefoooool]

LET HIM BE YOUR DOG

[@melissajohnson2765]

This was amazing! I wonder if he knew how much he was loved... Addiction is evil 💔 He is missed.

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Hey thank you so much!!!

[@sidoniegabrielle269]

Melissa Johnson probably kew definitely refused to accept

[@JustinLB82]

Addiction is beyond evil, it's insidious. Nothing sinister about it with all it;s lure and charm. A true work of the devil within.

[@jacobvanveit3437]

Farley’s parents must of been something! Farley is pure love and a pure comedian. Not sure there’s anyone better!

[@pvthurley]

I loved watching Chris Farley. He was must watch TV. Last year I was watching old episodes of Roseanne and he had a quick clip and a smile broke across my face.

[@fryesmoving3451]

He blew me threw my jeans ! And that was the first time I met him.. Too funny love Chris stories

[@jaked9191]

Guess I’ll see you arounddd

[@bj620319]

He was a brilliant comedian and he absolutely with many many followers be missed. He was a great man that didn't know he was. Tribute and love always Chris Farley.

[@miralabualjadail4206]

‘Would you like to see my impression of a salad’ 🤣🤣🤣

[@nihilistforever9769]

It's so beautiful to see Norm MacDinald, Adam Sandler and David Spade remember Chris Farley in such a nice way. I'm a Glaswegian and we don't tolerate boring fucks. Chris Farley sure as Hell was the opposite. From Glasgow, we remember you only with fondness. God Rest You, Big boy xxxxxxx

[@Stevesk0011]

"Where's the fat coming from? It's a mystery." - David Spade.

[@pplRretards]

Honestly I feel like Farley took a piece of Spade with him when he died. Just personally feel bad for Spade you can tell it's just difficult for Spade to talk bout Farley at all.

[@rhwinner]

A heart of gold, but a body all too mortal. RIP, Chris. God bless.

[@mattp.4329]

I wish the world had more time with Chris. Such a once in a lifetime talent. He was the best.

[@TheDarkHorse90]

If any person was lucky enough to encounter chris farley when he was alive it's worth telling the story

[@ledgaming6489]

Timothy Newitt beautiful story

[@davidhutchinson7888]

No but I once met Troy Aikman, so I got that going for me. Which is nice.

[@dannycrockett9878]

Great shit. Worked in sales at a Chicago radio station for several years, and Farley was good friends with one of the DJ's ..... He came in several times and was fucking hilarious

[@wuffalo]

what station?

[@paulkoester4354]

By far the funniest man ever nobody will ever surpass his charismatic comedy.still sad to this day he's no longer with us R.I.P. Greatest comedian of all till

[@boe1776]

I still remember the day he died and I cried it's sad he thought everyone was laughing at him not with him

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

A lot of the most outrageous people are the most insecure.

[@ludosad621]

that's kind of what he wanted. i'm not saying it wasn't sad, at all. It definitely was, but a sure sign of depression is trying to make other people laugh, regardless of the circumstances. he did what he did for a laugh. the sad part is him not realizing that so many people close to him loved him so deeply.

[@ludosad621]

a year later. sorry.

[@jimmiller7386]

I honestly cried too. I was in my early teens, and was genuinely confused by how I could weep for someone I never met. He found a way to bring happiness to the whole world, but it was a happiness he could never find. R.I.P. Chris.

[@mikeb6869]

You don’t know what we’re blessed with, until it’s gone.He’ll live in our hearts forever. Thanks for the memories

[@rankin1289]

The shrek part was very moving and emotional. That was a treasure

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Steven Rankin Definitely. Crazy.

[@doesntmatterwhatyousay1928]

Never knew that! Definitely emotional

[@JamesSmith-vk2ky]

Yup.

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

I am a grown ass woman laughing at a man burping into a microphone pretending to be green ogre 30 years ago. His death was so sad but not surprising.....

[@JustinLB82]

Yeah, I'm glad I got to see that too

[@maryannemaurice3300]

People like Chris Farley make me wish I was alive earlier and lived during his era just so I could have a chance at meeting him or witnessing greatness while it was here

[@nicholas.alan85]

I was lucky enough to be alive in the 90’s. His comedy was second to none. It wouldn’t pass today unfortunately. But that was a time when comedy could be offensive without ACTUALLY offending people. He was THE man.

[@rogergreen9861]

@@nicholas.alan85 Would you mind helping me investigate a theory? How old were you when you first saw Farley perform?

[@nicholas.alan85]

@@rogergreen9861 absolutely! I was 12 when I first saw him.

[@rogergreen9861]

@@nicholas.alan85 This is consistent with what I have been told. 10 to 14 year old American boys are the prime spawn audience of present-day adults that consider Farley to be great/genius/legend. It must be something visceral in his comedy that speaks to that specific demographic. I suspect that Beavis and Butthead rode the same wave to enduring popularity.

[@nicholas.alan85]

@@rogergreen9861 I’ll be honest man… I wasn’t a fan of B&B … 😂😂

[@angie2017]

If only he could have loved himself the way I loved him. If only someone had been able to reach him. He just never realized he was so much more than a big guy. RIP Farley, thanks for the laughs.

[@conniesewell5740]

One of my first favorites on SNL from the glory days. RIP Chris

[@reginaldfitzpatrick8681]

I always thought if I had a time machine, the one thing I think I would have done is tell Chris Farley that everyone loved him, and how funny he truly was. Not just the stupid fat guy. And made sure he understood that. I'm not sure if it would have changed anything, but just the fact that he knew it would have been good enough

[@louib716]

Its so sad that he did not understand how beloved he was.

[@reginaldfitzpatrick8681]

@@louib716 it is. Its truly the saddest part of why he ate and drank and did so many drugs which eventually killed him. He did it to punish himself because he thought he was no good. Extremely sad. I don't know anyone that didn't like him.

[@lesjamyester9163]

Rock on ... Please rock on.

[@lesjamyester9163]

Dr feel good

[@gmy33]

Yeah its a sad story .. and some other comedians did make the shift and told themselves not to stay at the easy path ...r.i.p chris .. and for others to learn stick together help eachother today !

[@Britton_Thompson]

Huge props for this video, bro. Your Farley video is so much more insightful than all the others floating around on the internet these days. Good job, buddy!

[@StrotherPitzke]

Britton Thompson Hey wow, thank you very much man!!!

[@bryanphilipmorgan871]

Chris Farley is the funniest man of all time, I'm happy to say I use his comedy everyday...

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

Britton Thompson ,,,, great uplifting video,

[@lemae4578]

Britton Thompson Couldn’t agree more... just “WOW”... you really seemed to “capture” all facets... he really made us all “laugh” and then some... seriously tho, another “light” gone too soon. Much. Respect. Farley. 👏👏👏

[@sidoniegabrielle269]

you sound like the kinda person c. farley might wanna see in heaven

[@ScottyDont..]

Farley was and will always be the funniest and most genuine comedian ever!! Wish he was still here today

[@wellitsureisntdale1860]

I’d have killed to have a John Candy and Chris Farley film 😕 both hilarious big bois gone but never forgotten.

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

This is great because it's his friends making the documentary. These guys know all the stories.

[@ryublueblanka]

Love and Miss Chris Farley to this day and he was my absolute favorite.

[@withinyouwithutyu1324]

Artie Lange talking about Chris playing a character named Jimmy no nose😂 Funny and ironic

[@Deftones522]

“He’s making a mockery of our anniversary!” Man, Adam Sandler’s laugh after that is awesome. I would give anything to have been able to be friends with Farley. What an amazing hilarious person.

[@thomashaley1036]

The ending was so amazing. I loved how there was silence during Sandler's lyrics. It was a beautiful eulogy. I could feel the emotion when He walked off stage and knew the act was curtains falling down. Rip

[@MrRickstopher]

Oh man, I never realized how much I needed to hear David Spade tell stories about Chris Farley. I can hear him everytime David does his voice. This is a brilliant compilation.

[@MrRickstopher]

"Did yoou get my jooke meessaage?"

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Don’t tell Lorne!

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Thank you very much!

[@MrRickstopher]

@@StrotherPitzkeCinema You're very welcome, brought tears to my eyes.

[@anthonybrown1802]

Mañnnn Chris you will be deeply missed on my end. You was so funny and help me get through tough times in my life. I wish I had the power to turn back time to have you back just so you knew your true value!

[@Melbshoegzer]

What a beautiful, funny human being. I'm glad the world got to expereince a glimpse of his talent and awesomeness. RIP

[@dennisclarkofficial]

I still cry about Chris Farley all the time. Wtf

[@nikkytap305]

Legend. Wish we could go back and stop it from happening. Tommy boy 2 and All the Grown Ups movies would've been lit.

[@jadastaywokerock9102]

True bruv

[@MLBlue30]

Could have seen a Matt Foley movie.

[@nicholas.alan85]

Farley has become that “mythical legend” people talk about. Many people now weren’t even alive when he was on top. But his legend is so huge that even young people now say he is the funniest comedian. No other comedians have that type of legend after they pass. JB, when he passed, it rocked the world but he was dark. And he was private. He was funny but not on a Farley level. I’m so sad that my friend is gone, but I’m so happy to have lived in the time where I got to see him be on top, no matter how short that time was. Man I miss my man. Love you Chris.

[@mega77CHAVEZ]

"A Clowns Prayer" What a perfect description of this man...except the last sentence. Because he wasn't a clown, he was a gift.

[@matthewpowell8284]

the girl in the mall with the orange was loving it

[@stevenhausman3075]

Hey

[@Patrick-od2bd]

Yeah Farley was about to make her orgasm from just straight laughter lol what a legend!

[@Valkonnen]

That song at the end got me. Oh man, what a loss!

[@ConnShonnery]

My stern 80 year old grandmother who never laughs, laughed at the Matt Foley skit

[@KerayZ]

His death made me so damn sad, god he was so awesome

[@Eric.Clarke]

Same here I was 13 and watching him on SNL was the highlight of my week. His movies still make me laugh till I cry. I was really depressed for about a month after I heard he died. No one has ever made me laugh so hard.

[@MsNooneinparticular]

Me too. I remember thinking, "He just hosted SNL a few weeks ago! How can he be DEAD?!" And then I stumbled upon the pics on the internet & really wished I hadn't. But that's the reality of addiction/excess I suppose.

[@tricky2055]

Hearing Chris read for Shrek blew my mind!

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

It was so crazy the first time.

[@Caglecardscollectibles21]

To think of all the things he could’ve/would’ve done. Loved that guy

[@winstondurden4427]

Thank you so much for this. R.I.P. Chris

[@StrotherPitzke]

Tyler Grey Thank you!

[@ginabizzarosghosts7831]

"Shut your cake hole Yoko!!!"

[@erikmoore777]

When Chris crushed the coffee table for the first time on SNL, it was the hardest laugh I have ever had.

[@seangraham5553]

wow i think this could really be the basis for a full blown documentary. what a complex and talented guy.

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Sean Graham Hey thanks man!!!

[@ginabizzarosghosts7831]

Loved Chris Farley so so much. Thanks for this upload! I loved it!

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Thank you!!!!

[@sstaners1234]

The fat guy in a little coat story was pretty cool. “You ripped it.” ‘I just leaned over. I didn’t flex or nothing, I don’t know how it ripped!!’

[@lunarballoonistxo]

I can picture him saying it, I miss him so much!

[@soimarriedsarah]

@@lunarballoonistxo I can just imagine his laugh after he said "I don't know how it ripped"

[@jimmiller7386]

They didn't break the mold with him, there just wasn't one to start with. There will never be another Chris. We miss you Chris Farley! You made us happier than we thought we could be, and then left us heartbroken. RIP

[@picklesthewise]

I could watch a full-length movie of this. Chris was so funny and unbelievably sweet, and everyone who ever met him loved him. Beyond just funny celebrity stories though, he was a genuinely good person to everyone. He would volunteer at churches and with old folks' homes and children's hospital visits at the height of his fame, and he would NEVER talk about it and would beg the groups to not give it any publicity because it wasn't about the press or getting it on camera. He just wanted to help people, to hang out with them and make them smile. It may have been just a good-Catholic-boy instinct, but it still all came from being a good person.

[@coreyfellows9420]

I was traveling accross America omw to salt lake City.... Looking out the window at a mountain range...... The radio was on and Farley's death was announced over the radio .. I was crushed..... Still bums me out...

[@badad0166]

I was ripping down the highway in cargo van when John Candy's death announcement came on the radio. I just about lost it into a ditch. I am the same age as Chris should have been. These guys. So much. For such a short time.

[@joepassarelli8686]

Hearing Chris do Shriek breaks my heart. That would've been so amazing. Fantastic video

[@brianford5180]

I felt as though I somehow discovered Chris. I turned all my family and friends on to him. There's been and there are a lot of funny people but Chris Farley was the funniest human being I've ever encountered. He made you feel like you'd love to be his friend. I'm still not over him being gone. God Bless you Chris.

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

Brian Ford JC?

[@paulcolbourne9112]

I was really taken aback that I got emotional just reading Adam Sandlers lyrics at the end. Sandler has a good heart and you can tell with lyrics like that. He also tells a story true. This entire video is such a wonderful tribute to Farley.

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Hey, thank you very much!

[@brendawoods4750]

He was so complex that all of these people were in awe of him. Too bad they couldn't overcome that and be the friend he needed. Love to you, Chris 💕

[@detroitredwings7130]

There was only 1 person in the world that could pull this off and his name was Chris Farley. The GOAT.

[@Psilocybin77]

That Jim Brewer story was amazing. As someone who was friends with a very charming drug addict, it really struck close to home. The chaos and weird people become far too much. That is so sad that Chris had to constantly seek validation like that. It was heartwarming that Jim Brewer offered comfort to someone in obvious crisis. Sad and tragic.

[@mikejohnson4757]

Jim is a good man, I knew his sister,

[@Donamtrx]

"Fat guy in a little coat"...💔 this was fun, though...🤣I haven't cried like this in FOREVER!! 🤣You still got it Farley!!THANX !!!❤️😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😤

[@adamturner1563]

I love that you made this man. Ain't many things that cheer me up! Farley always will! ... thanks

[@StrotherPitzkeCinema]

Right on man! Thank you very much! Check out my other two uploads.

[@dutzit1]

Man I miss his laugh and humor. What a Star beyond what we have ever had. RIP Chris Farley Thank You for Everything.

[@darthmosasaur4469]

Thanks for putting this together. I was 13 when Farley died and I loved him and I love hearing all these stories.

[@akaufmanbmrly1]

The bit with Tom Arnold was great. I had never seen that before.

[@davelynch3064]

At 1:00:53...You can see tears in Chris's eye's, that song was how he truly felt inside, He made Everyone Truly LAUGH,....He just needed ONE person to make him feel Truly LOVED....

[@michelleisle9005]

Miss you Chris Farley... so funny you left us way too soon. I bet he's has everybody in heaven laughing. Love you Chris

[@marcespinoza6068]

How many of today's "comedians" or "celebrities" would we all being willing to sacrifice to get Farley back?

[@barillamindset3109]

Every single one of the LA ones...and the New York ones....

[@scottrgood]

Ya definitely, there will never be a Chris Farley level comedian again. You cant have the internal world of a PC millennial and expect to be funny.

[@growapairandstopwhining6645]

All of them

[@blackjohnsnow9375]

marc reynolds all of them

[@louib716]

As long as we can keep Ryan Reynolds.

[@tobymcgroby8967]

Blows my mind when people judge you for not being able to go to someone's funeral that you genuinely love(d), because you're still in shock

[@shawnlacue8071]

Was that spade?

[@tobymcgroby8967]

@@shawnlacue8071 Spade said he was judged for not being able to go to Farley's funeral, yeah. Most people assume it's a lack of manners, but for you, manners are the last thing you're concerned with. You're stuck in a weird place mentally, unable to go out in public cause you can't trust yourself, you feel like you could break down any second & it's humiliating. Nobody needs to see that

[@tobymcgroby8967]

@@shawnlacue8071 I think I went overboard on the explanation lol

[@shawnlacue8071]

@@tobymcgroby8967 haha ur all good man. Thanks!

[@crzyhorse88]

Doesn't blow my mind at all -- I think it's one of the most selfish things someone can do -- i've had friends and family members who have done that and I don't agree with it -- yes it is hard to go to someone's funeral who you cared about, but booohooo!!! life is so hard for you to deal with grief -- guess what....you're still alive, grow the fuck up and deal with it, make some effort for that person -- i've been to a baby's funeral, THAT was difficult, the most difficult thing i've had to do -- show some respect and go to the person's funeral for THEM and not for yourself.