How The Most Hated Man in Comedy Lost Everything 

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Dane Cook reminds me of a Dollar Store version of Jim Carrey

I wouldn’t want to leave the house either. He can’t trust anyone to either leave him or steal from him.

thats why fame sucks

Man. Idc what all the following type follower "sheeple" say or think, DCook was/is funny aF. Dude just has that style that hits. I wasn't a huge fan of his, but funny is funny. And mfkr is funny.

Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Dude is a creepy groomer.

​@@8998bhFrick yeah brother Dane is, was, and forever shall be the GOAT. I don't rlly recall any actual jokes but remember when he did the Shocker hand sign? That was fricking gnarly as heck doood.

Bill was a real dickhead towards Theo Von.

Ol' Billy Twinkle Toes is a legend.

Patrice Oneal was exactly the same . Not surprised Bills not a judgement guy he just tells us all what we want to say .

Joe Rogan is a guy you want in your corner also... Too bad that Dane had offended him twice though.

If you knew comedy back in those days it was an honor to get roasted by another comic unless you where Carlos lol

Did Michael Jackson die?

A lot of comedians are that way, though. Kevin Hart and Aziz Ansari are story tellers; their comedy relies on their great stage presence and delivery, and not on clever punchlines.

@@aflan9659 I don't watch Ansari so I can't say differently, but I whole heartedly disagree about Hart in that I think he has hilarious punchlines that go along with his stories.

No misdirection Most female comedians and lots of male comedians fall victim

He should have been an actor, instead of a comedy writer. Greg Giraldo stated he was a bad actor but he was great at writing jokes, especially along with Jesse Joyce who helped in some of his roast jokes. Giraldo was great for standup comedy but wasn't an actor.

My husband used to do business with Titus’s dad …His dad was a vender the company my husband worked for used

"Hey Patrice.. why you breathing so hard man???" "TO STAY ALIVE!!!!"

Fr man Patrice was a genius and will always be a legend

Defended his rise in popularity but not the joke thievery

Bill burr defended him relentlessly

Bro would’ve done crazy numbers this internet age. Probably cancelled too lol

I found him so funny. Still do. I’ll never go through a drive through without remembering Dane.

Oh , the same trash Bryan Callen is trying to do now

Wrong use of "right place at the right time"

Not even kind of, he was laser focused and extremely good at self promotion. This isn't the story of someone falling backwards into success.

Dude worked his ass off and definitely deserved his success. I too loved vicious circle, still do.

Don’t forget Mr. Brooks!

Agree totally only time ever thought he’s alright

He was okay in that movie but the only thing he ever stole was jokes

I love that movie.

Yep he was great in that movie.

He probably stole that, too

What’s funny is, teenagers who use “Karen” all the time don’t even know who Dane Cook is.

​@@landonmiles97 Why would they know about a fly by night has been that was famous for 14½ minutes?

​@@landonmiles97Pfft who cares what teenagers know or think

I don't know if he stole "Karen", or not, but what I do know is the first time I'd heard it used in a slang sense was during one of his specials. "Her name is always 'Karen'." Just thought, "That's interesting." Next thing I know, people seem to be using this name as a negative term. Thought:"I wonder if they got that from Dane Cook?".​@@user-vw4rm2gi3w

4 hours? Dude...cmon that's like watching the Godfather 1 and half of 2.

​@@orb2150txbootlicker 😂

4 hours?! Wtf?

4 hours 💀

It kind of makes sense…he used the time to practice a bunch of jokes to see what would work. That hustle and ability to turn a bad situation into a good one probably helped him become famous a few years later

🤷 he earned it. The guy knew what he was doing, and there's no denying his success. I believe everyone was too harsh on him as well. When honestly, he's just one of those guys, you either love him, or deeply despise him with a fiery passion.

Fax

Preach. Dane Cook wasn't waiting for the Big Wig Comedy Committee to approve his jokes. He worked with what worked and put his 100% into it. Viva Dane Cook!

I totally agree. I never found him to be very funny. But if he was winging it in the MSG special, that ain't so bad at all! And yeah the MySpace move was genius: middle finger to the "Big Wig Comedy Committee" as Benjamin here mentioned!

no justification for obvious stealth of jokes

was looking for this comment haha. love that movie

so succintly put. He suits the decade. I loved him for the decade.

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I can't fault him. He went with the flow and had a good time made good money

I don't think ppl hated on him as much as hated that so many ppl loved him and not something smart or clever or funny and/or funny

So spot on. If 2005 was a living person it would be Dane Cook.

I’m the same. I could never get through more than a minute of any of his routines, but he wasn’t a jerk. He just wasn’t funny. I don’t begrudge anyone their success, though, even if they aren’t my cup of tea.

I love stand up comedy, so when everyone was saying how funny he was, I watched his specials. I didn't crack one smile. It was weird, I can see the humor in his jokes, but I just couldn't laugh.

@@spiderprime that is weird

Sounds like a bit of hate

He was also " in on " the beginnings of social media canceling

Oh bs 👊🏻😆🤏🏼

…and Nickleback has the best comedic line in a song “I like your pants around your feet” 😂

Not even close and a lot if people listen to nickleback actually like them but jumped on the trash they bandwagon. It's ridiculous. I bet you're the same

​@@Proctor13cope

Absolutely.

Most of his comedy was really visual. The way he moved on stage was almost comparable to Jim Carrey. The only thing is, you can listen to Jim Carrey's jokes without seeing him on stage and it's still funny.

Persona not a comedian

not soon enough. he was a dbag who dbags congregated to. basic bro grrrrlboss nonsense. STARBIES RUN Y'ALL!!! skull emoji fire emoji

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666 @ JASON SANKAR

But I still react to car accidents with the same fervor as that one stand up he did that I saw at 10 😂

I was a big fan also

I’m actually glad i never liked him

@FBi_. lmfao who says that? 🤣 weirdo

Um, its extremely public that his brother was siphoning tens of millions of dollars from him, and falsifying bank statements, for YEARS. He took his brother to court over it. Dude has talked about it on I don't know how many podcasts.

Nice when people can admit that. I can understand why people wouldn't love the way he acts, but to say he's not funny at all is silly.

Eh, if he was stealing jokes, then he is building his success off the backs of others. I can't abide that. Never hated the guy, I liked his stuff back in the day and wondered why he fell off.

The fact is that other comics didn’t start hating him because of stolen jokes, they hated him because he was infinitely more successful than they were. Cooks comedy isn’t my cup of tea, and even as someone who isn’t a fan, the jealousy of other comics was always clear. Cook maximized the return on his talent, regardless that he isn’t the most talented comedian out there. THAT is why other comics hated him, because they saw a comic that wasn’t incredibly talented being incredibly successful, and they felt it was unfair. They could have maximized their career like he did, but they wanted to do things their way, and were not as successful. It’s similar to a blue collar employee hating their manager. The employee may be more intelligent than a manager, but the manager went to college, earned a degree, and did what was necessary to be more successful. The employee could have done those things, but chose not to, and is now resentful that the manager gets paid more.

He is not funny. I’ve never laughed once.

@@residentpotato6023 Incorrect. A single person can't decide if someone is funny or not. You can have your opinion, it's just wrong. :D

I suggest sitting down and watching a string of new comics out there - every single set is exactly the same. Originality seems to be fading just as movies and music. But that's always been the thing, most jobbers rinse and repeat - but once in a while you'll see a Carlin pop up out of nowhere. As for the whole young girl wife thing - bit hypocritical to shame him for it as he wasn't hosting parties jerking off in front of women who didn't want to see it.

But you dont need to pass a background check to do comedy

@@gordo965right, this is a very good point. Makes a lot of sense.

Same age, but I immediately caught this video trying to say Dave Chappelle got his start on Premium Blend...I don't actually remember seeing him on it lol. It was Def Comedy Jam.

@@rickypen Dave Chappell is the best

While that may be true, even 'similar' experience isn't enough to get you off the hook in comedy. Even a whiff of joke stealing is enough to get you Mencia'ed. It's sorta like hosting a game night with a bunch of tweens when your in your 40's. Technically, there's nothing wrong with it but it still looks gross AF.

​@@palmereldritch_6669Carlos Mencia. South Park roasted him.

@@palmereldritch_6669I host game night at my house for kids ages 9-15. I’m in my 40’s. My kids are 9&14 tho.

@@scottmccrea1873it sucks bc I really liked him. But I never really heard what he actually stole from people

If I told you my A hole itches, would you say no only mine does?

Absolutely loved mystery men. One of ben Stiller's better comedies

Waffle maaaaan!!!

Warms my heart to see Mystery Men getting some love, such a great comedy. I'm a sucker for the vigilante genre.

Mystery Men is in my Top 5 all time

Mystery Men was amazing.

oh how weird, your profile pic is Err - i was just watching the Mooninites on AquaTeen after having not seen it for like 10 years........... (*Most Relevant Comment Ever*)

nice err pfp bro

That is basically the equivalent of metal band Blackbraid!

That's pretty much what the video just told us. If you are reading this comment and have not watched the video yet, this is a summary of what happened according to the video.

Not one of, THE FIRST SOCIAL MEDIA MADE CELEBRITY. Also never stole a single joke but this page is stupid asf anyway.

That man could deliver the saddest story I've ever heard in my life and I'd end up laughing by the end of it. Funny thing about people, it's not usually about what you say but how you say it that really matters.

Omg that's a great way of putting it 😂

Timing is everything. Period. U can tell the funniest joke in the world but if the timing SUVKS u won’t get half the people laughing. At all.

isn't this all comedians? Look at Jack Black, Jim Carrey (any comedian from the 90's) Jay Leno, etc...

​@@lostconciousness4255 A lot of comedians do it but Dane Cook abused it to make long sets that lacked clever or memorable punchlines.

In spite of the fact that both Nickelback and Dane Cook suck.🤷

at least Nickelback tried after hitting it big, he gave up on trying and coasted through everything

Actually Nickelback did some good stuff... love the vid for Savin' Me.

@@trysometruthLikewise, Dane has some good jokes. See, just like Nickelback!

Underrated comedian Shane Torres has a *great* bit out there about how people hate Guy Fieri for just chasing his dreams, and it’s true; part of it is treating him like he’s a member of Nickleback which is immediately followed up with “And btw, _what the hell did Nickleback ever do to you?”_ It’s really funny and also legit made me think less cynically of successful people and the world in general.

No, it wasn't. Words have actual meanings.

Ok. Thank you for destroying comedy.

Got to give credit there

​@@Enormous866he showed better comedians how to use social media to gain an audience

Yeah he isn’t fucking funny

its not really controversy, he didnt have any funny material.

So did Coca Cola? What is your point?

Stealing other peoples material IS doing something wrong

@@itchiegamesneither do you. How did he get successful at it and you didn’t?

​@@turtleinashirtgreat comeback!!! Lol

Yeah he was so animated like Robin Williams and he owned the energy in the room making him seem so kinetic and like his material was alive and a bit funnier that it had a right to be, if you saw his sets on paper they aren't really funny but are delivered with such assurance you can't deny the energy and he was quite witty in the pocket but in reality he let his confidence make him arrogant and other comedians in the green room couldn't stand him because in person the dude is known to be a douche and not very charitable and actually quite jealous of up and commers like Greg Geraldo and Anthony Jeselnik who were actual joke writers and by all accounts far more funny.

​@@1ManNamedDanexcept he wasn't funny like Robin Williams. Seems like that's the secret ingredient to this whole stand up comedy thing.

If by enthusiasm you mean coke addiction

@@Toy1erRobin Williams was also “more enthusiastic than funny,” but not to the extreme that Dane Cook was. I saw Robin Williams live in Golden Gate Park not too long before he died. He was genuinely funny, but low key for that performance. It was kinda shocking how different he was when he wasn’t hyper

@@teledoink Yes that. Comedians who actually write jokes and try to get the timing right hate coke heads who feed on pandemonium instead of comedy.

First celeb to see its potential.

Much like Nickelback he just has an unlikable quality to him that a lot of people catch on to. He just reminds you of like a guy you knew in college that your friends would hang out with but you always thought he was a total boner. The kinda guy whod always come in with some whacky story you know is bullshit and shows you up every chance he gets.

Funny. I think it has to do with getting more popular than they would “deserve” based on the merits of the art alone. Similar to Dane Cook friending very one on MySpace, Nickleback also marketed themselves in a weird way: they lied to radio stations telling them that other radio stations were playing their music in regular rotation, basically tricking the radio stations into believing nickleback was popular so they’d better play it too.

Huh... that seems right to me!

He didn't do anything wrong he just sucks lol same as Nickelback if you like them you are just lame and have bad taste lol nothing bad about being lame and having bad taste that's like 80 percent of all people

@@1modestmoon If they really did that, that's bloody hillarious. And requires quite some balls.

Yeah i thought he was funny at first but then turned 200%cringe

@@OG-BIG-SHEPHERD. it sounds like you may have just grown up a bit 🤣

he stole jokes

They mentioned his PPV in the movie Step Brothers

His entire schtick is just him yelling and flailing his arms around while doing other peoples material worse than they originally did it

@@LosingTeethyour mom steals jokes. She grabbed you from the hospital nursery.

​@@turtleinashirtI'm gonna steal that one.

I'm sure it was a 7 hour laugh fest. A real barn burner.

7 hours of Dane Cook sounds like cruel and unusual punishment. Oh, and he is a groomer, too.

@@marcandreyko4251 Yep, call it like ya see it. 😊

Of course he got the record he has a lot of stolen jokes so could go on forever like he could be there for years non stop if he was willing to stand up there that long.

Eh, maybe the laugh factory but Bob Marley holds the record at 40 hrs.

Patrice O'Neal had mad love for him. And if you know comedy, then you know that Patrice O'Neal was and is the GOAT. Dane Cook actually has something that a lot of the 'sell out' comedians don't have... if you listen to funny, then one day you'll learn the difference between Dane and Kevin Hart.

I still think his b&e set is one of the funniest things I've ever heard from anyone. I don't know why but I literally have a RU-vid video of that saved and whenever I'm feeling down or sad I'll re-watch it 😂 he's a really good storyteller. And I don't think he gets credit for that. Being a good storyteller is one of those things that you can't really learn. You either are one or you aren't. It's one of the most underrated personality traits. I don't care what anyone says that set made me laugh until I cried.

How dare u compare him to nickleback Dont insult him like that 😂

@@JohnPedder Patrice wasn't even top 5 let alone greatest. Might not even be in the top ten. He gets the normal overratedness of those who die young.

Nice try. Dude is creepy, not funny, and annoying.

this is actually spot on. He better not start selling Danestation consoles

@@360Fovunderrated comment

And his stand-up bits that may or may not have been plagiarism are still way less unscrupulous than the pirated games included on Soulja's crappy expensive consoles

You're like the 4th person in the comments who said they loved Dane when they were 13...I think that says a lot about his level of comedy. (I guess it also explains his "young" girlfriends.)

A lot.

Pauly shore oversaturated the market too. Glad they back now.

I grew up watching comedy. Every Friday night I'd go to my friends house and we'd watch stand up all night long. I clearly remember Dane Cook. My friends thought he was hilarious. Me on the other hand, I wasn't a fan of performance comedy. It wasn't a big deal though, I watched a lot of comedians that I didn't find funny. Not all the comedians who made it on Comedy Central Presents were hilarious especially as the seasons went on and on.

there is never a reason for hate. Does not change the fact that his comedy is moronic and absolutely not funny unless you are a 5 year old

Yeah, I never really fully understood the hate going against him, I think you nail it with the oversaturation. He was not a genius comedian, but he didn't have to be, he made people laugh and that should be enough for it. He did a great job in marketing himself, and lets be realistic, that's also a thing entertainers should be doing, if they want to be successful. I think its also he got famous and rich that fast that a lot of other comedians thought, hey, this is guy isn't as funny as dozens of other comedians but he makes that much money and has that much fame? F.ck him! It was jealousy for some, for some it was resentment.

I mean yeah sure, but it doesn't change the fact that his material is only funny if you are a drunk college kid or mentally retarded. I am very weary of any comedian that is not a bit self depricating, they are usually the creeps that hide something, and Dane grooming tennagers from the internet kinda proves my point. No matter how big he was, he will never be remembered as one of the greats.

I worked at a big box store where we had a hideout on the top shelf…… the good old days

Some of Dax's lines and his performance were gold in that movie.😂

he was awesome in Waiting.

He was actually pretty good in that. I liked the movie for what it was. Also, Dax Shepard.

​@lynch42o I was looking in the comments to see if anyone knew that movie. That movie was filmed close to where I live and right before Katrina wiped out that area. It's crazy to think the now mega star Ryan Reynolds was in that little cheap movie that close to me.

Yes we hate him the same thanks 🙏

You army guys you don’t like when people pretend to be in the army and lie about it you call it what stole valor? Yeah Dane cook did the comedic equivalent of stolen valor

I was deployed at the same time. And I found his album when I came home. All my friends quoted it constantly.

​@mikecandy2830 lmao you didn't just compare stolen jokes to stolen Valor did you? One of them is extremely illegal and takes away from the benefits a real vet could be receiving...

@@mikecandy2830holy shit. Terrible take. Those are two WAAAAAAY different things man. Joke stealing is the same as someone pretending to be in the armed services? Also, the op left a heart felt comment about how listening to something got him through a super rough time. A rough time that is pretty difficult to compare to. You took a genuine sentiment, and took a shit on it. You know that is pretty much the worst personality trait to have, right? To be the person that takes the excitability or positivity of others, and then slaps it down and says it’s not valid for some arbitrary reason? That’s dying alone and miserable material man :/

he regularly chills and streams gaming on twitch. he is super nice

Impressed? There are millions of Americans who grind every day.

@@shrapnel77 Yes And few of them ever accomplish that But on each individual level I would respect that person's accomplishments. You see someone comment respect for someone's hard work And your response is to discredit it 😑 Buddy I don't even need to know you to know your life has issues if that's how you choose to interact with that. Try not to get your panties in a wad everytime you read something you don't agree with 🤷

​@@shrapnel77most people do not grind on their dreams nor are they self employed. Working for a wage for someone else's business is barely grinding. That's just called having a job 😊

ohhh brother @@shrapnel77

@@kahyui2486 Its because people favor their financial security over trying to pursue the idea of their 'dream' in their head. And there is nothing wrong with that either as few get lucky to turn their dreams into careers. Or be born in a situation where you can pursue those dreams with someone elses financial backing. For everyone else you need a job to put a roof on your head and food to survive.

Does he though?

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​@@Toy1ergood God, man. I'm not a Dane fan at all (he just came across as over the top annoying to me), but you've got several posts on this video just dogging on Cook and anyone who said they enjoyed his material. You seem angry about something. How did Dane hurt you, friend?

The reason so many people hated him for reasons outside the obvious was that he took a tool that they were either dismissive of or couldn't figure out how to use, the internet, and he absolutely leveraged it like a goddamn nuclear bomb. He was a visionary in that regard at the very least.

Easy Joe Rogan

Wow! Thanks for this in-depth summary Tammy AI! Where should I sign up for this tool?

Weird since Facebook is still around and has similar terminology

My back hurt when he said that. lol

To be fair, I don't believe that bit was strictly necessary. I think he did it just to hurt us.

He was saying that for the kiddies in the back.

@@Mataylor17vampire bit my neck with a chainsaw

I did not know he's the documented creator of the Karen concept. It's rare that you get a timestamp on something like that.

Well said, 💯💯

It's not a slur.

​@@missfrubby7814of course it is

@@missfrubby7814 I reply to your low effort comment with my own. The definition of slur used in this context: an insulting or disparaging remark It's okay, not everyone is smart enough to use Google before making a dumb comment

Right on. Little did we know back then, we'd actually be old one day hahah

Friends zone

@@finished6267 age is but a number, I never felt better. :)

Thank you! It’s so f’in annoying hearing the tik tok generation use the word “Karen” and don’t even know wtf the word originated from 😒 pfft.

Oh shit I either didn't know about the Karen joke, or forgot, lol.

It's up for interpretation if he's a joke thief tho, I mean does Louis CK now own the rights to itchy a**hole jokes?? Lol

​@jcruz5050 how about Joe Rogan and the other dude with the shoe joke? It's one thing when you have some riffing off one other comedian, but when you keep recycling other people's jokes over and over it becomes a pattern.

@@jcruz5050 the only thing louis ck has the right to is staying the fuck away from me lol

Nah he was hilarious. Now a days I can't laugh kuz I never had a job I do now but I work inventory so yeah he never touched on that.

But what actually made him funny was the way he explained things mixed in with his body contortions and loud exaggerated screams

@@PuroBrim36 yea I never really watched him live it was always just listening. I don’t remember him screaming so much and all that extra stuff tbh

Isn't that funny? I remember laughing SOOO much at his material and every like 5 years I'll remember him and go back to listen to something, thinking that if nothing else it will just be fun because of how much I used to listen to him, but it really doesn't hit at all anymore

100 like this was my childhood growing up my homie who i no longer speak to cause we grow apart show me that BK skit and then the Employee of the Month but then I see the Covid19 skit and im like man what happened it was so traumatic to me like the dude that would do the puppets and the kid in High School say thats my favorite right now and you got a feeling like why you say that ?

exactly

Nobody's funny forever. I used to laugh at Carlin, Chris Rock, Jay Leno , you name it. Now they all give me cringe sores- nasty oozing infected ones that smell like 4 day old semen.

@@Rick-the-Swift Why do you know what 4 day old semen smells like?

Lol his material was as stale as the old, "how about that airplane food" jokes. His main audience was college girls.

@@DR-sv8ke Lol such a good analogy. I can actually see him doing the old, "I just flew in from Jersey and boy are my arms tired" skit and no doubt he'd get snickers from his groupies who hope to marry him lol snort

We used "Karen" back in the 80s. He didn't invent it.

*in and of itself

The Karen trend goes back centuries.

He probably had his sketchy intentions thwarted by the "Karens" of multiple groups of "homegirls," and that's why he was so bitter.

@@Canbilly2that’s interesting, was there a difference between the Karen’s then, and the ones we have now

That's awesome!!

He has the perfect stand-up name- Dane Cook. Hes just not funny

@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 Certainly funnier than any of the modern corporate late nite script readers, feminist "comedians" like Amy Schumer, or race vultures like Lily Singhe that the mainstream media fawn over. Though, I realize that's not a high bar. Nowhere near the greats, but definitely not among the worst. Middle of the road "meh".

Getting overhyped on social media might explain why he got so high profile before his act was really ready for it. I tried to watch one of his specials but turned it off not because of his material but because his huge audience was brain dead annoying. Dane Cook: "So I went to a coffee place yesterday..." Audience cuts him off in mid setup with a wave of braying laughter

After his Comedy Central special came out, I ended up writing him an email in 2000 asking advice for a young comic. To my surprise, he wrote me back and it wasn't just one sentence. It was a few tips on getting 5 minutes together, signing up for any-and-all Open Mics and willing to drive/travel to anywhere within reason to perform, because you don't get good/comfortable without practice. He has some niceties at the end as well. It gave me a huge amount of respect back then as he was on the upwards path of his career and I wish I had the Hotmail account where it was stored for years.

@@mattkutrik He sounds like a legitimately nice/helpful guy, down to Earth, and a hell of a workhorse. It's a shame he resorted to stealing material. He was ahead of the game, but just wasn't really talented enough.

💯

Same

What a closing line. Hit so true and made me reflect on something I never actually realised. In terms of hours watched. 2006/2007 I watched and listened to his stand up constantly. More so than my other teenage favourites - Peter Kay (I'm an English Manc) , Chapelle and Eddie Murphy

gross

@@poindextertunes I can tell Dane hurt you somehow in the past. Especially since you left multiple comments about him on this video. 😂🤣😂🤣

Yep.. that's how I feel. He worked his ars off to get ALL his fans. Other comedians just let people move them up as they want and let themselves be controlled by the industry's Politics. He didn't, he went out and grabbed it. That's why all the other comedians that weren't smart enough started hating on him.

Will always be a fan! I never felt like I saw stolen work. Ill have to go back and rewatch his stuff but honestly props to him. It's like how everyone hated Nickelback but really couldn't tell you why.

unpopular opinion: I prefer Dane Cook to George Carlin, or Bill Burr, or Jim Gaffigan. Carlin whined and complained, Bill Burr relies on being "edgy" and Gaffigan's face, voice and dumb hot pockets jokes irritate the snot out of me.

BOOHOO

@@JukkaRamo 😭

@@workingclassfather1843 Sorry but he stole other peoples jokes

Karma

​@@JukkaRamonot the same, hater

What does "Hollywood" have to do with anything? He was hated by stand up comedians and certain comedy fans.

I feel the same.

Lol who's "they"?

@@padawansound6423 Hmmm 47 likes to 2. Looks like a lot of people understood perfectly and you're just not keeping up 😂😂

@@zekayman I understood just fine. People don't like it when artists they enjoy receive any sort of legitimate criticism, so they blame their decline in popularity on broad, nebulous concepts like "Hollywood" or "The media", rather than engage in any sort of actual critical thinking. Dane's downfall had nothing to do with "Hollywood" and everything to do with being rejected by his peers (who resented his mass appeal/potential joke theft), as well as his inability to adapt/change along with his audience, who eventually outgrew his style. It's literally all in the video. But sure, blame Hollywood, I guess?

Same! I remember seeing fan edits to his jokes and it was great

Mann Limewire brings me back lol

Sameeeee dude lol. Limewire was the best (in theory of course, be gentle.. sweet govt overlords)

N@pst3r / KaZaA / L1M3W1R3

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