MOTHERHOOD: Bill Burr talks about motherhood and a few other topics. 

Good observation on how he attacks "blanket statements". He generally supports the underlying statements: motherhood is hard, don't hit a woman, believe women, etc. He just isn't a fan of those blanket statements that leave no room for nuance or rational conversation. Great video!

Motherhood and fatherhood are important jobs but they are not hard. You just gotta have a heart.

You need to do the gold digging one

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Not gonna lie, the woman all the way to the left is very beautiful

Naw I wana go down the street with a Kangal or Cane Corso.

I would like to offer marriage to all 3 of you , but i would only be intimate with 1 of y'all . The other 2 id marry so i dont break up your friendship because i am a gentleman.

As a red-head whose dad ran his own construction company, I did lots of roofing in July. It is, in fact, a difficult job.

Bill Burr is great at taking uncomfortable or controversial subjects and making them funny. Epidemic of Gold Digging Whores, Titanic is a Horror Film, and Old Man Face are all hilarious and Bill's take on Arnold Schwarzenegger in Epidemic of Gold Digging Whores will have you rotfl. Puff puff pass 🙌✌️

These women are sooo amazing. They actually have a sense of humor, are intelligent and are not offended by the smallest things. Their husbands are lucky.

He is bang on. My LOVELY girlfriend who I adore keeps saying how rough it was working as a barista during uni. Meanwhile I was doing 6 weeks on 2 weeks off working the railways in Queensland and WA in 45C heat to the point we would literally strip clothing to keep going.

You are right about being a mother isn't a job. If someone think it's a job they shouldn't have kids. It's a big responsability but not a job. It's very rewarding if done right.

"Motherhood" isn't the category. He's comparing what Oprah said which is "Motherhood is the hardest "JOB" on the planet"; so he compares that to other "jobs" which are more difficult. It's really a bit on the misuse of the English language. If Oprah used her words more carefully and didn't compare motherhood to a job, but just said how difficult it is to be a parent...this bit wouldn't exist. Words are important.

being a mother is not even a job to begin with, ITS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!

the silence was LOUD 😂

love how most white people react to white comedians saying things about black people, kinda shows how ridiculous the PC crap has become, it's to laugh and make jokes about black people, they do it about white people as well.

I had a blue nosed pitbull, he had been abused but that was the sweetest dog once he knew he could trust you. I love pitbulls ❤

You also have to realize that this is a skit, he's done 100's of shows and fine tuned his craft to get the most amount of reaction, just like any actor you've cried/angrily/laughed to. Bill Burr is a comedian and Bill's "shtick" is to create a "why would he say something so offensive" and watch him squirm out of the pit he dug himself in. Let's not forget that, that it's comedy, pure and simple.

It's so obvious it's not funny, but Bill Burr can still make it funny.

Bill Burr is one of the best

I think the key reference point is "difficult" to versus "important" but I think we can all agree motherhood is the most important.

I love SO MUCH how you 3 just get his play on words/statements. Yes motherhood is a very trying and difficult job, but no it is not close to the most difficult if you use his logic. Love your openess to his comedy. Wishing you and your families all the best. ❤❤❤❤❤

Love your bcasts , and I'm in love with all 3 you , good observations of Bill he's icon

motherhood seems like it would be difficult if you view it as a job; take my mom for example, she's a marine corps level mom that's taking care of me: a 46 yr quadriplegic with so much genuine love and compassion... i'm an atheist but i bare witness that there are real saints on earth... she is one of them.. if eternity did exist, perhaps it does, she's someone who belongs there. thank you mama.

Raising kids is NOT that difficult. I stayed home with my first born for about a year and it was the EASIEST thing I've ever done.

As a black man I can totally agree with him loving having the entire side walk himself that's the best part about being a black man, love it

Fantastic reaction, ladies! Bill Burr always brings the laughs. My request is for Matt Rife - MILF and Cookies. It's a long bit but absolutely funny 😂

A girl i lived next door to had a doberman that she called kevlar. Being a mother isnt a job its a choice, bill absolutely kills in this bit

Dope reaction,,whether you laughed a lot or not does not matter,,what truly matters is u guys approach comedy with good faith...keep it up

Bill is deliberately comparing the two in a way that he knows is disingenuous. He knows that the challenge of being a mother is the sacrifices you make eg career, time etc. It's not the individual tasks that are difficult, it's the entirety of the commitment and he knows that. He is asking politely for mothers to stop patting themselves on the back though and acknowledge the enormous difficulties that need to be faced in other professions. It's a good segment.

Watching these women squirm as this man tells the truth to laughs and cheers is magical. You know a women is caught when she gets real quite

The mom isn't laughing cause she's realizing how much she complained about being a mom while men were out there actually doing a difficult job. She's like, "Wow, what a see you next Tuesday I was while raising the kids.

The categorie is jobs. Oprah used the word.

My ex-fiance and I owned a Rottweiler. 120 lbs, big, fat head on him, biggest goof, clown, loveable dog, but to anyone outside of our family he was intimidating as hell. They're not tall dogs, but they're very muscular and stocky, with massive heads, and the black fur with mahogany/tan patches makes them visually an imposing and intimidating dog. My parents would say when they took him for a walk, even with a muzzle on, crowds just parted like they were Moses before the Red Sea. So when he talks about his pitbull mix, I totally buy it.

lol this is how it is. And I love you ladies. :) Thx for watching this; he's my favorite comic.

I tried to adopt a dog one time. They gave me a 5 page form to fill out and wanted to come inspect my home… I wrote fuck off on the front page and went and bought one.

All three of you are absolutely delightful. Keep it going. I am blind from birth, so would you girls mind explaining the surroundings of where you are doing the videos. Do you sit next to each other, on a couch, at a desk, whatever. I’m just curious because I can’t see the screen. This stuff is great. Love you guys lots.

The full Motherhood bit is from his later HBO special - this was an early version of it.

Bill Burr helicopter bit is funny

I mean it also depends how many children you have. Having one child is definitely not the same like having four.

Is the Kevin a refrence to Home Alone?

"I never thought of like that.." So Mr. Bill gives people food for thought.. It is a success...

Only found your channel recently but holy shit is Lydia beautiful. All 3 of you ladies are entertaining as..

Girl, DON’T EVER drink ANYTHING when Bill Burr is on! Don’t ask me how I know that.

You girls need to watch the full act about the dog.

"It's like a gun you can pet."

So glad to see more Bill Burr here, but it trips me up that I've seen this special like, 50 times. Now, seeing it edited for time/content is weird haha

I have a problem with pitbulls. My best friend in college was an emergency room nurse. Whats worse is his special skills included helping toddlers and infants. He said he had a total of 23 animal attacks he had to deal with in that position, kids. 1 was a snake. All 22 others were eventually found to be pitbulls. No other animal or dog breed. So in my mind people who own pits are either ignorant, and didn't do research. Or they should be in prison if their dog gets at someone. I have 2 small children. I will never let them near a pitbull.

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Kevin probably had a gps. Mom makes it vibrate, Kevin knows it's time to come back.

The biggest problem is people not realizing that they are glorifying calling motherhood a "job".. if its a job than you should do your kids a favor and adopt them out to a family who will enjoy living them and not view it as a "job"... i sont feel like being a father is a job, i love my son and i cant spend enough time with him. His mom is the same way. Neither of us have ever thought of it as a job because we are the reason he is alive and its our RESPONSIBILITY to make sure he has whatever he needs and the guidance to move forward. I gotta say ,ive watched 2 of your videos so far, both bill burr reactions. I came into the first one "no reason to hit a woman" expecting a bunch of modern day cackling hens playing victims, and im happy to say you all proved me wrong😂 i appreciate your nuanced views on these subjects and its shows that your husbands chose the right women. You guys dont seem to be arrogant or entitled at all and you accept truths for what they are and dont take yourselves way too serious. Regardless the fact that you wouldn't be aware id i hadnt told you, i apologize for passing judgement without giving you a chance. Sub earned. Looking forward to watching more reactions ,ladys 🤘

Lmao the mother in the back didn't like the motherhood skit

Look up the "epidemic of gold digging whores" bit so funny

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SAHMs are so valuable to the family. It's a shame you had to be single.

I think the "bash" on stay at home parents is that there is a difference between a stay at home parent and a homemaker. The stay at home parent very much fits into what Bill was saying. Make sure the kid doesn't die and then couch potato it out while allowing DVD's to babysit the kid. A homemaker is one that is taking care of the kids, the working spouse, AND the home. The working spouse should obviously help when possible, but their primary responsibility is to provide the means for the family to have a home and the homemaker is to take care of that home. Most parents that don't work tend to fall into the first category, and it breeds resentfulness and a lack of respect. There are those that say that homemakers are old fashioned or being dominated by their spouse. However, in a loving marriage, affording the opportunity of having a parent available at home for small children is an amazing gift that people underestimate. And just so I am clear, the homemaker can be of any gender. This isn't a patriarchal rant. 😊

We should say motherhood is one of if not the most important job. Well, parenting in general. We do have to acknowledge pregnancy and giving birth. Not to mention nursing, especially before baby formula, lol. He is amazing at breaking down blanket statements that usually go unchecked in everyday speech.

These girls know he's 💯 right.

I looked up the duracell comercial and I lost it!😂😂

Exactly, it's not a job. It's a decision and responsibility. Just like fatherhood should be.

I believe he talks about “Motherhood” more on a different special. This special looked like a Just for laughs special. The other special is his 1 hour special. Darker theater blue curtains in the background to look out for.

I saw the same Duracell batteries commercial he referenced only once and I thought the exact same thing! When I saw his bit on it I felt validated. Love Bill Burr

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No one is saying being a stay at home mom is the easiest thing in the world, where the issue lies with many women is the refusal to accept that it’s more so a privileged position to be in. We as adults can’t just ignore the fact that you don’t have any financial burden , are not forced to leave the comforts of your home for 8-10 hours a day and have literally all of the bills, finances, car payments, mortgage ect all rely on you. The first few years of a child’s life I can understand being tough, but even once the kids go to school and dad has to go to work…..there’s only so much you can try to throw at us to pretend that you have it so tough as a unemployed adult. Rather than getting triggered just accept that you get to have an ideal privileged position to be in as an adult woman.

It’s the same deal with Norm Macdonald’s “teacher’s aren’t heros”. Neither Bill nor Norm hate mothers or teachers, they’re just taking some air out of the tires of these crazy statements.

100% guarantee motherhood is a very stress full thing . But not the hardest job (motherhood & fatherhood is not a job is a responsibility to our kid)

His point is motherhood is one of the most IMPORTANT jobs - but definitely not top 10 of most difficult lol

Most important job? Possibly. Hardest job? No way

You ladies are awesome. Earned my sub

Just watched your No reason to hit a woman reaction, and subscribed on that one, lol. This was great as well. This is a secondary clip of this skit, the one taken from the standup itself is better. Keep up the great content- I'm about to watch another. :)

Y'all should just look up his specials and react to his specials and break it up into parts.

I knew the chick in the middle would be in her feelings about the motherhood stuff.

Ladles, please keep in mind that Bill is not a philosopher. He's a comedian/entertainer.

I think calling a dog from the pound that you got a rescue is accurate. The pounds put a lot of dogs to sleep.

I don't think this was the full motherhood bit, i remember it being longer

Definitely nned more Bill Buur and also George Carlin

Watched all of the Bill Burr clips. Hilarious.

Not a fan.

They are just not used to seeing anything outside of their female lens.

Is there a more fearless comedian?

The chick on the left is affecting your likes 🥴

Watching women trying to dissect Bill’s bit is cringeworthy lol

That Ryan is a lucky guy 👍

You two will be good mothers. You should try it. It's just an 18 year commitment

Right on. Thanks for sharing.

The mouths open when he said black people tells you everything about these women..

dOGS REALLY ARE OWNER DEPENDENT, MY BUDDY HAD ONE THAT WAS OVER 6 FT ON ITS BACK FEET BUT WOULD JUST LICK YOU IN THE FACE WITH PAWS ON SHOULDERS. eVEN PIZZA DELIVERY WAS SCARED OF HIM SO BIG BUT i'D TELL HIM HE JUST BARKS AT CARS AND THEY WOULD END UP RUBBING HIS BELLY oops caps lock

I'd suggest you guys to watch the bill burr's emotional side video. There's completely different side of him.

Did you ever notice the 'thumbs up' number is the same,.........for every video!! The other day every video had 9K thumbs up, today it's 96

Not a job

Full time job and being a mom, but you can't do both, UNLESS you're full time work from home mom, with a toddler and NO daycare. That's the toughest of them all. Nowadays, it's more prevalent than ever.

Does anybody else remember that commercial? I do but I haven’t seen someone know what he’s talking about yet

He takes the context out of the statement and makes it funny, that’s basically the skits/segments you’re talking about (hitting a woman and being a mother is the most difficult job). I’m a man and know motherhood is difficult (not that being a dad is roses and sunshine either) and I know not to hit a woman, buuut… And that’s the funny part is people make it an extreme statement with “never hit a woman” and “the most difficult job”. There are plenty of good reasons to hit a woman, some absolutely necessary. There are many jobs far more difficult then being a mother.

1:10 To be fair, 'most difficult job' was the statement, not 'most potentially fatal job'...

U may be ready for the Philly Rant clip from Bill. A LOT of swearing and not close to pc, and hysterical

The brown haired one is absolutely amazing in all aspects if existence..

He also does one about why men make more money than women and why. It's hilarious on his reasons why.

"Doo you think that wasnt the whole bit?" I dont think this was from one of his specials, its an abridgement probably as a guest on a talk show.