Mark Normand tells Joe Rogan about his Trans Nanny  

Notice how the comedian didn't make Joe laugh once... that's how I feel when I watch this guy. He's not funny. Even worse, he's impossible to watch or listen to

@@SorenHume you seem like a fella who doesn't own a dog house

@@SorenHume this guy is halarious lol

@@SorenHume That's common though. The best comedians he has on (Theo, Mark) don't make him laugh much at all.

@@SorenHume says much more about joe than mark. Mark is a fantastic stand up comedian

Now I know why he's always wearing sunglasses.

I really enjoy his comedy, this peak into his depth was.. I like him even more now.

What a sheltered life you must have that something like this breaks your heart. I envy you.

@@Blues3088 thx man. Your comment really broke my heart. Comedy!

You can tell he still has a lot of trauma from his childhood and it's so great for him to talk about this stuff. What a legendary comic I love Normand so much

Hey thats my name.

Yeah... That and he actually says it

@@M.Shepardbee watch the video before browsing the comments if its an issue. Thats where people talk about the video they’ve watched.

@@M.Shepardbee if you think about it, these comments are way more useful than yours ngl

@@M.Shepardbee oh i am, dk about you though

I'll never forget when MY bullies once bullied my younger brother at the local park. He left saying "I'm going to get my brother!" They all laughed. Little did they know, at the time, we had a 21yr old stepbrother that happened to be visiting home. I went over with them and those kids peeled off when they saw him walking with us and never really bothered us again 😅

Its kinda hard to listen too, you just realize how sad it is and you feel for him

making light of it is better than wallowing in it at least.

Kinda common in comics

People only give a shit because hes successful. If he was still living in the trauma people would still be walking all over him. Let that be a lesson. Nobody gives a fuck about you or your problems. Keep doing your thing and you can win in the end.

Still is, it's why he drinks like a fish to go to sleep at night.... I'm at that point myself.

Why is inability to lie a flaw?

@@julianbluefeather8491 i guess there isnt a filter

Polar opposite of Theo, where you never know what’s true or not 😂

@@julianbluefeather8491 Because the entirety of the modern world is built on small lies. That turn into massive lies.

@@user-dw1zb3fh5n Precisely. Good explanation.

Rogan does that a lot. Same with the Guy Ritchie episode

Yeah idk if rogans just always high or genuinely this retarded all the time. Makes it hard to watch sometimes

​@@surrealstrengthit honestly kinda sucks cus it feels like he always tanks any genuine moment his guests may had in favor of getting a clickbaity reaction, he does it all the time

More of a stoner question

rogan just interrupted with a bunch of dumb questions as normand was getting emotional. Rogan has the emotional intelligence of an ant

I'd watch it.

Everyone would pan it because it’s too unrealistic. 😂

That’s your opinion

Clever and original.

The nanny should just be played by actual Ving Rhames

Theres a reason why the greatest comics that exist that knew mark normand said he was their favorite comedian. Hes not only brilliant but he is genuinely a great person.

He’s so honest. It is inspiring. He doesn’t have the energy or need for bullshit because he’s seen enough of it.

I was about to write that. That eye contact thing at the end left me totally fucked up.

I loved that part the most, it made him more human. Everyone has something fucked up about them..

​@@badinfluence9932wonder if that's why he wears sunglasses a lot during podcasts now

God bless Ennis. But putting him around a child should be a crime.

@@trple2 in certain situations it could be

@@Arokosaki Any scenario where there is not direct parental oversite is unacceptable. And even then I'm not sure. Most reasonable people agree it's not correct to teach children about sex. Exposing a child to someone sexually confused and mentally ill, even with parental oversite, is not a great idea. That's the kind of thing that you should wait until they're older to discuss with them. Let them enjoy the world first before you start making them aware too much of all the dangers.

@@andys6141 A lot of children act as firetrucks. An adult would say they're confused. My bet is on that the guy who re-exposed a kid to a gang that stole his bike and confronted that gang with force in front of the kid probably did not have a great handle on most affairs.

@@andys6141 Nothing you've said even qualifies as commentary on what was said. it's tangential to it. I'm not saying whether Mark liked Enis or what his personal overall feelings are. My evaluative method is different than his and, in my opinion, far more sane and healthy. Using my method of evaluation, for instance, Mark would never have been in an environment to even get his bike stolen the first time. See how that works? Furthermore, you personally need to learn to think for yourself.

I think he can but he meant at that moment mostly. Think it hit him hard to tell that story and then talk about how the guy died at the end maybe caught him off guard emotionally. .

@Sari Yordi He is socially awkward, basically he pretends emotions. Like in a situation where everyone is laughing he will laugh too. I do that too.I wait for people to express than I decide

@@nishan_aka_nash7182 that sounds like masking, what autistic people do to fit in

Ok todays episode of something that never happened

@@doublea9482 the correct term is persona, or ego. All he needs is to realize that people like who he is, and that he is allowed to truly be that person. Its only an 'act' if he thinks it is. He can decide thats who he really is and own it, should he wish to develop his personality

They both seem to have really interesting stories to tell

Suppose Louisiana does something to you.

feel the same...

Dude most comics are sad in the inside. Your laughter is their way of feeling better/ feeling connected

@@Ninosniche true

my mans has a bald gorilla infront of him tf you mean

He grew up fat. So did I. Even if you lose the weight and become attractive as I did and as mark has, it never goes away when people fuck with you a lot when you're young. Its life you deal with it. But that's what happens when people relentlessly attack you for just existing

no. you don't bring a child to watch you violently confront a street gang over a bike. let alone cross dress in front of the child.

@@trple2 who said?

@@rahulroy2198 that's actually the best possible logic. here's some logic back at you: me. I'm the one who said. Now get on cleaning it up.

@@trple2 violently confront a street gang!? Dude grabbed the bike and left you dolt.

He took stolen property back from a bunch of punks. And in the process showed him how to stand up for himself.

He's such a thoughtless alphadouche.

Hahahaha

Joe is more obsessed with PC culture and what word to use than your average Twitter libtard. It's all he wants to talk about...

@@scott4398 that sounds mean but honestly it’s a very accurate and well put description of what he is lol

@@drgonzo9692 Rogan peaked in 2018 and has been going downhill ever since

Totally. Takes a secure person to not take things so serious and/or personal even.

If he was raised that poorly he had to develop some tools how to deal with it.

@@trple2 100%

😂😂😂 change ur tampon

That’s really profound

Well put sir... Well put

That’s cool!

The key is to avoid situations where there's violent people and then make intelligent decisions how to deal with it. Mark was exposed to violence that is only an indicator of bad parenting. That he was then overseen by a sexually confused man without parental oversite...well...

@@trple2 yeah I don’t think it was a sexually confused man. It was a man who knew exactly what he wanted he wanted to wear women’s clothing so he did, he protected mark. Don’t be a dipshit.

And you can tell Mark really admired Enis as a role model in this story. His nanny had a kid to protect and show him that bullies aren't invincible, goes to show you don't have to be a roid-raging macho bully to be a man.

100% especially in the 90s. Wearing that and absolutely owning it, knowing damn well what ignorant people will say and what they might try to do to you, but not giving a fuck about it and being prepared in case shit goes down. Nothing but respect for that

I needed an Enis growing up...trans or otherwise. I just thought about that the other day before watching this...just like Mark described, there are so many things I just hadn't known.

thought it was a trans person

@@AC-mp7cx Yes, it's an adjective, not a noun. I used it as an adjective. Not as in Enis was "a trans."

Well back then it was a whole different story to be gay/trans/whatever. Back then you could get beaten up for wearing a pink shirt as a man let alone a dress, high heels and a wig

@@franksmith4617 you can still be here in europe if some peaceful cultists of the religion of peace sees you

@@franksmith4617that’s his point

Pretty much. In chicago there werent no acquaintances. You had boys that would be down to knock a mf out and, other people. Lol

Joe has a habit of digging like that to tear down the confidence of whoever he's talking to. Normal, considerate people wouldn't have made that comment after an emotional, powerful story like that to begin with, and they wouldn't have followed up about the fucking keys. Joe is trying to tear at Mark's confidence and he does the same thing to Theo.

Come on, it was Joe just making a joke, wasn't some motive behind it.

​@@jackxiao9702 It does show how Joe wasn't really paying attention to the meaning of the story though. Not only was it really inconsiderate of him, but it was really boring too. There were a bunch of interesting follow-up questions around the actual subject: a gay black transvestite embodying the epitome of manhood. That's fucking interesting. "The keys in the car" is a fart.

@@WillemDemmers he laughed at the joke about learning to drive, then asked if the keys were in the car because clearly he couldn't have driven away if the keys weren't. He's just getting details about the story, not putting anyone down. Frankly, I was wondering if the keys were in the car too, so I'm glad he asked

@@Absurdword that seems like a bit of a stretch

please just stop. he was a man

@@StuffAndMemes Why does referring to them as they anger you so much? I think you need to step back and reevaluate yourself

@@StuffAndMemes cry for me.

@@ryanberman5314 ironic

besides the fact he sexually assaulted that last dude

So if I had to move to Louisiana would you rather recommend baton Rouge over Orleans? Where in that state my chances of getting killed are the lowest?

@@user-mb3dx5fl9f I think baton Rouge is more violent and new Orleans is just all around more crazy and unpredictable but I don't know tho

@@jeffyspleffy7676 thanks man. Appreciate. So I guess the best way to move to Louisiana is not to move to Louisiana 😅

@@user-mb3dx5fl9f I bet it's fun over there tho 😁😁

@@jeffyspleffy7676, gets old after a while. I grew up and live NE of Baton Rouge in the burbs. It’s incredible to see how bad Baton Rouge has gotten since the 80s. It’s a run down shit hole. I enjoyed spending time in New Orleans when I was younger but I can’t think of any reason now I’d ever want to go back there. Every so often I have to go down there for a half a day for work but other than that I avoid New Orleans. If not for family and the industry I’m in I’d 100% move to Texas without hesitation. I will say there are some great folks from Louisiana

"Jaime could you pull up the technical term please don't wanna hurt anyone's feelings"

Joe's right. "The terms has been outdated in western culture" according to Wikipedia

It's his show that he gotta save. Can't blame the guy for being xtra careful in these crazy times

Honestly who gives a fuck

Because of cancel culture, I think he was looking out for Norm. I’ve seen Joe do this before with other comics.

Mark sucha real dude ✊

But to be fair if you meet a chick and while you clapping cheeks a dick pops out ppl get irrational the guys wrong but I can see how it went there

@@brandonfrost7137 bro how tf are you gonna hook up with a man not on hormones (no breasts and a mans voice) and think that’s a woman. Also you ain’t clapping cheeks and see a dick I’m pretty sure you would see a dick before you get in there. The person who killed them almost definitely knew the situation going in and then lost it because he felt guilty (because he was taught that sex with a man is bad). I just say this because your perpetuating the myth that trans women or crossdressers try to trick straight people into sex they don’t want. Sure it happens but it’s really rare and you don’t have enough information to deduce that’s what happened in this case.

And that myth is harmful because it is used to justify harm and death brought to trans people. I know you aren’t trying to justify it yourself but it kinda sounds like you are and you aren’t helping the situation. I’m just tryna educate cuz I think you’re really just misinformed

@@maxcheese382 I'm glad you said that. I had responded similarly but for some reason my reply was deleted

I think you're spot on. There's a fucking great story somewhere in there.

This story is disgusting. A child exposed to a neighborhood so violent there's constant break ins and then being raised by a man dressed as a woman is horrible. The parents should have been jailed.

@@trple2 And yet you're the one who became the bitter angry person, while Mark is a comedian spitting truth and enjoying the world for what it is.

@@trple2 I didn’t know they had computers and phones in mental hospitals. Please… be less stupid, for future reference of course.

​@@the_17th_dragon32 The points made are so obvious even a mental patient being lobotomized would understand them to be correct. Why you can't? Who knows.

Blaming the victim is horrible, and shouldn't ever happen. That being said, I can't imagine Enis expecting any kind of positive reaction from someone who thought he was a woman. He didn't deserve to die from it, but neither does someone taunting an armed robber. In both cases, however, it's a pretty stupid thing to do, leading to pretty unsurprising results

@@_Stormfather @Stormfather You said blaming the victim is horrible and then blamed the victim. As I said previously, if a group of 17 year old bike stealers could immediately tell Enis was a man, even while dressed in "women's clothes", then any reasonable adult would also recognize it. And Mark said that he didn't identify as a woman or trans, he just dressed in feminine clothing. So there would be no misunderstanding. And in any situation where there was a misunderstanding, that doesn't justify violence. If you have sex with someone you barely know, you roll the dice on a number of surprises. Both parties should realize and be prepared for that. And if one of those surprises is a deal breaker, then you just walk away and know better for the next time.

@@deannad9105 I didn't blame him for the murder. Murder is illegal and wrong, no matter how you feel you've been tricked. I do, however, think that he shouldn't have expected any sort of positive reaction. You say there shouldn't have been any confusion, and yet clearly there was.

@@_Stormfather According to police speculation. I wouldn't take that to mean it was fact.

@@deannad9105 I'm not saying anything about the police. I have no idea what the police said about the situation. I'm saying there was clearly confusion because the killing happened at all.

Something about not making eye contact speaks of past trauma and not trusting other people, he may need some therapy.

His stand up called out for lunch 🔥🔥🔥

Mark’s one of the funniest comedians working imho His entire special is on RU-vid for free and it’s called “Out to Lunch” He also has a special on Netflix called The Standups, I believe

@@AchmedComedy_ ya just within the last day I've watched ALOT of his material. He beyond super funny. Love his style

You should definitely watch "Out to Lunch"

Ima give that a watch if I haven't already thanks y'all. I've watched so much of his material already. Became one of my favorite comedians real quick and that says alot because I watch alot of comedy and all of the greats

you read my mind.

ABSOLUTELY! NEVER TOO LATE!

yah all he said was "he was a cool dude" but there was so much emotion behind those words...it was very sad

Ngl I might be less homophobic after hearing about that dude sticking up for his bullies in a FUCKING DRESS man that takes some balls

@@doomset1231 does transvestite means having more balls? cuz that dude surely has more balls than i do

Hes always forcing a stupid point or unfunny joke just shut up and let the guest speak

Or do they?

Totally. Big lessons. Be yourself. Stand for the ones you love.

@@SirBlackReeds I dunno, he stood up for mark and taught him what a man does when he is confronted, and was there for mark when he didnt have his parents, sounds like a nice guy 🤷‍♂️

it's absolutely not - but still better than nothing

It's almost like people are more complex than a single trait. They can be a good role model in some ways and not in others

Isn’t it Enus?

His name was Enis. It's short for Penis.

@@dueteronomy007 XD

Enis

@@Webbie2689 Oh, thanks. RIP Enis ❤❤

Mark is a damaged ass person who still is able to make everyone else laugh much props 💪🏾💪🏾

It’s called listening that’s why he has friends and you don’t

@@Garrettm31 lmao how insecure are you?

@@janpavel1441 how does valuing listening make someone insecure?

???? Cause it's a story about a tranny in today's woke culture 😂😂

@@mikeross6336 No, I don't really engage with that rethoric. I respect him for daring to show his vulnerability in a world where we are all so quick to judge. When was the last time you have shown some of your vulnerability?

Glad you pointed out this nuance

he can't make eye contact bc he's ethnically part j

@@andys6141 Your language is course, aggressive, and unnecessary. Even with that in mind you're so educated I'll attempt to educate you. This is a video in a public forum that has been put up by the person associated for public discussion. There's no requirement of accepting what that individual says as law.

Glad you're still here to tell the story man. Makes me feel so lucky for the life I've had. I've been so sheltered my whole life. Couldn't imagine living in a home with roaches and rats. Thanks for sharing, really eye-opening from you and Normand.

Wow, that sounds like something out of a book. You should write one.

Thanks for sharing your story 💛

Very similar story to Mark, and told similarly well. You have talent, I agree you should consider putting it into a book.

3rd coast is Gulf of Mexico?

@@julianbluefeather8491 Indeed.

what the fuck does it mean to be honest in your unknowns

@@What-go8ng Just the way he talks about things he doesn't know in an honest way, without the bullshittery that is commonly expressed in knee-jerk responses of "I know" or the like before even processing the information in an attempt to not seem ignorant. Hope that makes sense, bud.

Exactly. So many people are afraid to say, “I don’t know” about anything in life. It takes a secure and ego-less person to be able to be humble enough to be teachable.

It's actually spelled "Penis"

I think he said good egg because it was a hard story to tell.

Def keep being you, my friend! Not sure how old you are but it gets easier being yourself (and you do change) the older you get. It's coming. And it's going to be pretty fucking good.

@@mattwarwick8135 For me it's gotten harder and harder for all 16 years of my adult life.

Hey, just wanted to give some words of encouragement. Many of us come from a place of darkness and are owned by our insecurities for a long time. Just address them one by one. Change what you can, but more importantly, recognize what you cannot change. We were all dealt a random hand in life. Some less handsome, some less healthy, some less stable, whatever. Nobody has everything. Even confident people have insecurities. Take Mark's lead and go out and build a life for yourself even if you aren't fully confident. It comes in time. The more successes (or even failures) you have, the more you learn and the more comfortable you get. Good luck friend. Hope you'll reflect on these words. Find the good in you, and the not as good, and decide what can be better and what must be truly accepted as-is. I believe in you!

I wanna like your comment but it’s at 69.. you understand

Try comedy man. Perhaps that's your defense mechanism.

There almost wasn't...if any of the intruders or transvestite had killed him he would not be here.

@@trple2 I mean, thank goodness for the transvestite sounds like.

@@MetsnVettes His childhood was so disordered his ability to process what is healthy from it is very poor. It's more like "Thank goodness I survived" and leave it at that.

@@trple2 He got him his bike back! He didn't do anything wrong. He was looking out for young Mark. His parents messed him up and he had a friend.

@@MetsnVettes The core issue is a child should not be exposed to things like violence and transvestites. When the transvestite is his "male role model" and exposes the child to more violence by generating it...well, that's a new problem. Mark's parents obviously had severe problems. As did the transvestite, obviously. This story should not be shared to glorify this kind of thing for other people. You can say I'm being mean or too conservative or whatever you like but this needs addressed. ha not trying to be cruel but it is what it is. everything in this story is totally unacceptable for a child. that mark had it so bad he thinks the transvestite confronting the street gang with the threat of violence is good because they got the bike back...well...yeah, that's a big problem but is understandable his mind is processing things that way given how unsafe and unstable of an environment he his parents put him in. haha think about what i just wrote "the transvestite confronting the street gang with the threat of violence"...this was mark's fucking life. mine was "son, don't play football. it's too dangerous." waaaaa,...i want to play football. "don't go to the jenkins house. their mother is divorced and their may be alcohol." waaaa...i want to go to the jenkins house. they can stay up late and don't have rules. mark grew up in an environment i would not be in or ask someone to be in as part of a filmed social experiment for money for 1 day. he may be so resiliant naturally he benefited in some ways. he is obviously very smart so some things he found a way to naviage. I'm not saying to hate his paents or the cross dresser. Life is what it is. But this is not something that is a positive. Human life is to be valued at the highest level. Personal property really should be too. Being in an environment with danger BY CHOICE is just not acceptable for anyone let alone a child. If the cross dresser said "Mark. This is bad here. We should all leave." I'd go "You know what, it wasn't ideal Mark was expose to and left alone with a man dressing as a woman...but the guy hit a real home run on that one". When the cross dresser escalates violence with a local street gang....not great. Doesn't mean the guy wasn't good hearted in some way. Doens't mean that he didn't care for Mark. But that's not the way a situation should be handled. My advice/opinion for any parents whose child is exposed to the slightest form of non-elective violence...get them out of that environment or make sure people suffer severe, severe, consequences. But much more of a priority on getting out of that environment. If Mark doesn't know that now as an adult he needs to learn it because he is smart and sharing ideas with people and if he has kids, which he should, he needs to know what's up.

Joe's not a comedian.

Calling Joe rogan a comedian is like calling a professional league of legends player an athlete