Mark Normand on The Most Unacceptable Word In The English Language w/ Chris Williamson 

Mark said "like" like 45 times in like 17 seconds.

I'm more offended by the use of "literally" when it's anything but.

Mark team so wild they forgot to cut the ad reads hahaha

Remember when you could call someone "Tardy" when they were late? Now you can't even mention the slow kids.

The ‘like’ thing is brutal.

The mitch McConnell hahaha😂

The Chinese say "nèi ge" as a filler word like "um, uh, er" which sounds like the N-word in English

1:25 "this is like an American epidemic" 😂 Bro proved his own point immediately

Mark is fucking hilarious

These 2 are a great team..

the pain relieving effecting of shouting curses was put to the test by Mythbusters and guess what - it was CONFIRMED

3:36 Penn & Teller did this test years ago on Bullshit. I think that's this study 😂

I'm edging to the ad read at the end.

"I was thinking, as I do in the morning, about the N word .." hahahaaa

great pod #comedy

Fuck is out. Fouch is in

i like how mark kept the other channel's sponsor in the cut

5:03 out of context this would be dangerous

Mark Normand filling his entire sentences with "like" while complaining about how others do it, GOLD!!!!!!!!!!

It's not the swear words, it's expressing anger, frustration and pain, creates more work by the whole body

oh hi mark

Pilots on the radio aaaaaaaahhh uuuuuuuuhhhmmm😅😅😅

Twisspipe is what I use to smoke my meth

Americans…. So uptight… and so free at the same time😂

It is the sound and change of the diaphram (full breath and quick expression). So it needs to have deep and fast compression word. Like the F@$&

I'd like to see how cuff reduces pain, not a swear word at all but has the same sounds as the word that did reduce pain.

Queef!!

Hi Mark

I understand that we need to respect our past and our culture... but boy is it hilarious that we can't make certain sounds in a specific arrangement... musically, this is hilarious and sad lmao

4:44 It's actually due to the fact swears are "bad words" so we know we shouldn't be saying them. Saying them therefore releases slight endorphins

Twizpipe is a terrible faux curse word; 2 syllables was the first mistake.

How long ago was this interview recorded? Maybe pure coincidence, but the whole like/uh/um thing was discussed on QI (British comedy panel show) just last week. If this interview is brand new, wonder if the interviewer saw that.

I swear all the time when I hurt myself. It works.

no one knows anything anymore. my child's name will be iPhone Jr. Alright well that's my time folks, comedy!

I consciously stopped saying “like” in like 5th grade

'Like' is also used to mean 'said'. I was like, "Really?" and she was like "yeah!" - dreadful

5:50 Saying people can't say a word because of their race is ironically racist too

i like minge

Saying like, my mom cured me of this when I was 11 or so. Every time I said 'like', she said, 'like like like like like like' every single time, for months. It got SO annoying, that I stopped doing it. Good job, mom! =)

The "like" epimedic probably started much before Gen Z. I remember I got called out for it about 10 or 12 years ago and made a concious effort to say it less.

“The English language is a prison, and F**K is my CHISEL!” -Tommy Tiernan (amazing Irish comic from the 20th century, all of you should go look up his standup)

I believe "like" is just a weakness word, unfortunately next generations are way more sensitive. Using "like this something" just means trying to be ambiguous just to not insult others, as part out of the fear of not be accepted by those same others.

I hate the word "excuse me. I am in an aisle in walmart. I dont care.

They only find it offensive if it's true.

can you not say the word on youtube either? i dont get why censor it lol

This isn’t the word I was thinking of

"This is like an American Epidemic" "you watch like Gen z and all these people, everything is like" "Like, just say the book" -Mark Normand

go watch Steve Carell get his chest hair ripped out in 40 YOV & tell me fake swear words don't help with pain tolerance...

lol you kept the ad on the end.

I dont know whats happened to mark, the RU-vid algorithm has completely banished him from my feed, but sam morril is all over it..

there's been a problem with the word "like" overusage for nearly 60 yrs...

what the fouch

I’m a meth head, and I believe people that are non-bias need to look into tattoos in the CIA. What tattoos are related or are the same as one another and what do they mean. How many people have similar or exact tattoos and why? Leaders need to put together a separate agency that is non-bias to investigate the CIA from bottom to top. Don’t let them get rid or unalive anyone, if they do they are doing so to tighten loose ends before this gets out of hand

I think they only said the n word on the news in Louisiana. They definitely never said it in Connecticut, and I'm older than Mark

The word "Like" has been used for a long time.

Surely boobies is the most unacceptable word? I don't I could speak to someone who uses it.

Swearing is stress relieving and I dont think it works with made up words because they have no power and thats the point. In your mind if you say fuck or the n-word or some other taboo phrase, that has power and when you say them you get a bump in whatever chemical reaction it is. Made up words have no power so saying them doesnt elicit any emotional or physical response. It feels good to swear or use certain words literally. Its like a steam release valve.

I get annoyed when people (mostly young) use "ironically" when they mean "sarcastically."

I thought it was retarkyknigfacunaids?

get a load of these twizpipes.

I'm more offended when they say "British words". "Baddy" sounds like a childish word for a bad guy and "chip" is just an arrogant opposition to the concept of a _"French,"_ fry. "Spill the tea" is the worst, because it's used by gossipy _See You Next Tuesday's,_ but to be fair "spill the beans" is just as ridiculous.

I love the f-word (and I hate RU-vid for not letting me use it without potentially penalizing this channel). It's the hardest working word in the English language. Noun, verb, adverb and adjective, can be used positively or negatively...it's almost "smurf" but for humans! The n-word, that one is an abomination. Not for the word itself, but for the insane amount of power it's been permitted. I think it's one of the biggest hurdles when it comes to actually tackling what little racism is there really is, because it's become so powerful and weaponized so effectively. How do we get the people who relish in abusing the power of that word to give it up?

I'm offended by people who get offended by words. Is _Sticks and Stones_ not a thing anymore? Tsk… If Carlin was alive today… (As a very white Norwegian, I'm leaving _that very specific, racially hostile word_ out of my argument)

Also, when TF did EVERYONE start saying 'have a good rest of your day'!?!

Ya like is a problem but cursing has become a lot worse it is a lower class thing thing and our whole society has lost a lot of class

now i know not to check out this guy's full podcast - riveting stuff...

What is this fanny talking about

Starting sentences w "i mean...." is cringe

Far right comedian Mark Normand talks about the most unacceptable word in the English language??

1:25 3:12 complains about the exact thing he is doing

Oh my folks, from uk or us or anywhere in the world you cant imagine how we swear in Balkan, id say ex Yugoslavia countries geez when we translate to you become instantly grossed

I love um 2 comedians like talking like uh old proper English professors

Sorry man I hate Chris such a beta