it's like why even say that? they think its strengthens their argument but it actually brings it down, means you have boundaries i.e. "there's nothing funny about *blank*"
Bill Burr said it best. It's like the mandatory preface to bitching about something so you wow everyone with your alleged credibility. If you go right off the bat and say just how fully sure of yourself you are with comedy, and then point out what you object to, that's intended to make the listener go "OH, SHIT, look at this person who loves "____" calling out this one thing, doesn't that tell you it's bad!?". It's condescending, dishonest and annoying. No one can just say their piece anymore without waterboarding the audience with just how evolved they are.
I love how Louis ck just killed them all with kindness and being calmed and collected. I’m sure some of the hosts wanted to start a war and instead got a smart guy.
They don't like the kind of comedy that makes people uncomfortable and open up avenues of dialog. That's why PC was created. To silence people out of having an opinion of their own and to adopt one that fits the liberal narrative.
Bill Burr would be able to be diplomatic too. He actually explains the word FAGGOT on an episode of the green room. He didn't try to destroy anyone. That's why he killed by the way. :D It's strange but some people need the explanation of a joke or word and they still don't get it. They're just subhuman. Hitler would understand. :)
Brett Chambers she said it three times and made a point of announcing how offended SHE felt. people like her pretend to be unselfish but are actually the most self-centered.
We know that while Wawa was building her wall of indignation, Louis was on the phone to Chris Rock asking for advice. And according to Louis, Chris told him to remember he's on TV, so play to the TV audience. Then Louis realized that as soon as Baba Wawa went down the 'all is fawgiven' road, that the whole thing was fake.
Thank you for posting this. I ‘ve been wanting to see this clip for a while now, after hearing Louie discussing his appearance with Jimmy Norton. It’s interesting to see it in reality after hearing Louie’s memories of it. He seemed more nervous than I imagined. The mock outrage got to him more than I thought it would have. It must have also been unnerving to be sitting in the middle of that barrage of questions, as they continually interrupted his answer to the previous question with a new one before he could finish. I just wish Louie had the presence of mind to highlight the hypocrisy that HBO were broadcasting The Sopranos at the time. No one would have dared to mention the profanities in that show, but when it’s under the guise of comedy - hey it’s open season..
+InspiredGuesswork I figured he was more nervous than I anticipated too, but if you think about it, that room was a nightmare, not only filled with stupid people but stupid people who hate him.
I love how Barbara Walters was sitting there scowling after her hit piece failed. You could tell some them knew more about him and saved the moment. It goes to show you that at some point you should just retire. Sad to be so out of touch like that.
I like when shes talking about the things on the show that "aren't funny" and everyone's trying to hold in laughing at the idea of them... because they're funny
"I don't like throwing around the term racist because it won't mean anything anymore" Prediction has been vindicated, it now literally means anything you disagree with
Barbra Walters was in Iran when the Shah was deposed and reported on the violence while in Tehran. Yet, she watches Lucky Louie and somehow loses composure in a second. It’s like watching Walter Cronkite failing to jump across the red balls in “Whipeout” and while soaking wet in a life jacket he has a temper tantrum juxtaposed by his calm announcement that Kennedy was killed.
I think the producers were actually quite successful here in making the show interesting. They made a bet that Louis could get through it looking great. We wouldn't be here commenting on this clip if they hadn't done it.
@@thepebble23 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WkOhX7rGlJU.htmlm27s here's the link, the whole interview is great but I time-stamped the view part
Why can't people just understand not everyone thinks or agrees with your views or opinions. I just hate that the hosts act like they never had bad thoughts or laughed at something horrific.
He handled that shit. Listen to him talk about his experience leading up to going out on to the stage. Good stuff. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T7qrlK9EBPA.html
Great negative body language girl uh 2nd from the right. @8:20 Learn It's a give & take thing & not just about y'all. Our recent video and visual entertainment is turning fuzzy until eventually you can't even tell what's on the screen of stuff only 15 years ago. All fuzzy from 80's on up.
I can't tell if he crossed his arms because he was uncomfortable or because he's just that guy who crosses his arms. His upper body said uncomfortable and his lower body said comfortable. Sorry for wasting your time with this remarkably uninteresting observation 😅
These women are just losers by contrast to L.CK. He talked about this on his podcast and I had to come see the real deal. They set him up so badly before the show telling them how they loved his series...vulgar is that this show is still on the air.
I just watched this, because I'm looking for anything that has Loui CK in it but, this was disgusting, such unprofessional group of what ever they are...because they are not reporters nor hosts.
It's pretty nice to see that they don't condemned him and just demonize him and let him talk and express his jokes... this wouldn't happen today from lot of the left leaning people
