Sam Kinison | Life, Death, and Personality 

Dr. Grande makes me wanna be a student again.

@NiggerBlaster 3000 nope. Sorry you are irrelevant.

wow! That's so awesome! Cool professor!

You should have asked if they support him on Patreon. If not, they should consider it since they are teaching with his videos. If they borrow his jokes, it costs double.

@@facemuscles9 Literally what I came to comment. If you think about what’s she’s paid for the minutes this video is playing (and assuming she uses at least that one video multiple times) she’d still be making a profit if she supported him. (All that said, I’m a teacher and it has never previously occurred to me to do that when I use a RU-vid video. But then again I don’t use them for academic content - more for examples of people’s opinions or personal experiences.)

Thank you.

Good one!

Ha haaa! I remember “Never tell your wife you ‘really liked that actress in that movie’ cause next time you tell her dinner was a little salty she’ll say ‘Well! How about you ask Julia Robert’s to make you meatloaf!”

That sure was a Sam joke, he is so missed, he was a planet all to him self people were attracted to him

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I miss him so much🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

You are lucky 💗

I think he was an amazing person. Always have. His act was an act. It was clear that he was a person who deeply felt and cared.

💗💗💗💗💗

I saw him in concert shortly before he died. He was amazing!!

That’s incredible.

Those are some funny guys, have you watched Jackie Gleason? Dude was very funny.

@@ren17x50 of course, my dad had me watch reruns of the Honeymooners from a young age

@@flamethrowerflufsalisbury that's awesome he did that. my mom was into Gleason my dad loves Jerry Lewis

John Belushi and John Candy were my favorites

I admire that too

humor keeps everyone from cracking up.

Ffffunny

Lol 😂

Imagine if Sam suddenly showed up today. He'd be arrested, or much worse.

He did give off a wounded vibe... I did not know about his early life.

He got hit by a truck and his personality totally flipped

@@rippindrummer666 this is real. I noticed a sort of awakening afyer a car accident. Its crazy.

@@rippindrummer666 I am not doubting a brain injury. However, Dr. Grande referenced this as taking place at age 3. And that as a child police were called to his home due to his behavior. How much of a concrete personality can be developed in a child by age 3? Brain injury is well noted to cause impulsive behaviors. Maybe there were 2 sides to Sam, the painfully quiet, shy, introverted side and the expressive, extroverted side. Much of his comedy centered around his anger at the women in the relationships who betrayed him. One of his close friends stated that after his wife betrayed him with adultery and divorced him thats when he turned course from the life of an evangelist to a comedian. Unresolved wounds without forgiveness can lead to an festering bitterness that knows no relief. I feel compassion for him though he has passed.

Maybe the documentary that Dr. Grande watched missed the mark also in other ways than just trying to show he was in recovery at the time of his death.

Ok, so it's not just me. In retrospect, I love his take on divorce.

Not my cup of tea or coffee. Too much yelling.

I loved watching him back in the 80's. He had a defining ability to go from sweet and calm, to just explode, and the fun was in knowing that was coming. A lot of parents I saw in life had that ability to some degree.. Sarcasm, patronizing, sarcasm.. and then just Boom! Interesting that it was a Trans Am he died in. I remember a MTV video where he rode off in a white Corvette with plates "EX REV". So I always thought he died in a Corvette. Not that it's a big deal, just a memory.

He had a routine I loved but it wasn't very nice. He was mainly saying women are telling their hairdressers about things their partners would enthusiastically like to know, and why wouldn't they just tell their men . The delivery was loud but a cute routine.

oowww oowww oowww we all love his humor

Johnny Carson was a HUGE fan of Kin. so there you go.

I felt it was his angels when it happened Or both angel and love ones

Maybe your mom’s dad really spoke to her.

I was looking for a way to express this feeling you said it very well

@@ladymopar2024 thank you 😁, I appreciate that.

Because people are stupid and love stupid jokes

Nietzsche notes on this point, "with scholars and artists one readily makes mistakes of opposite kinds: in a remarkable scholar one not infrequently finds a mediocre man; and often, even in a mediocre artist, one finds a very remarkable man." I've found it to be true rather often.

Are you familiar with the type of habit Sam Kinison had? He had alcohol, cocaine, codeine, and two different benzos in his system at the time of his death. Hell, _that_ was just _breakfast!_

@@DS-hy6ld I was well aware Sam was a drug addict. I could have bet my left arm he'd pop Barbiturates with a side of Benzodiazepines while ordering Kamikaze after Kamikaze at some points. What I remember is hearing is someone, apparently, get the details of the fatal accident wrong by claiming Sam was in a 'period' of sobriety and the other driver was the intoxicated party. This was awhile back. I now understand that wasn't the case.

Yes, I always had read that he was sober, and this was the irony in life. It’s so weird, I loved the guy. I still say things from that comedy special that was so popular.

@@gracefitzgerald2227I Know! Surreal!

@@markmike7933 True. Almost.

I think his funniest routine was "Tell US!" he was shouting a lament about women telling each other what they wanted from men instead of just telling the men, he said women's locker room talk was way more explicit than that of men.

@@angelahamon6730 Honestly, I'm not that familiar with his work. I remember seeing him in a couple of cameos on "Married... with Children," and he's fairly often mentioned in the same breath as Bill Hicks. However, I will check out that documentary Dr. Grande was talking about.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that Dr Grande was not a fan of Sam's particular brand of comedy.

Bill Hicks was a genius....one of a kind

@@katiekarakondis3348 him and George Carlin. They're major heros of mine, personally.

@@thelancemanL yeah, Carlin was really funny, Richard Lewis, too. His books were good, too.

@@thelancemanL yes! Me too! Brilliant mind!

Omg yes.

"Avoid quiet and passive persons, unless you are in need of sleep." -Deteriorata

Avoid nothing. Smile and wave. -Me

Yeah but he was funny as heck. I think he was a good man. Irony followed him.

@@juliestrom412 Agree.

`That quote reminds me of my late father who was extremely stentorian and aggressive to the point where he would deliberately try to create conflicts and turn verbal exchanges into physical altercations which I definitely didn't appreciate as a teenage girl. Ever cine those days I haven't been able to tolerate loud people and having hyperacusis definitely doesn't help the matter.

That's a GREAT idea! Seconded.

What a great sitcom. It would be canceled, today.

@@canileaveitblank1476 It was almost cancelled on multiple occasions when it was first broadcast. This one show saved, the then fledgeling, Fox Network, yet Fox always treated it like the proverbial red-headed stepchild.

@@canileaveitblank1476 It would NEVER be made today... 🥺🥺 I hate it here

That's always my first thought when he is mentioned!

@@feleciaclemons5074 Isn’t it crazy? I’m almost 60 and saw this coming 30 years ago. But I never thought it would happen so fast! I’m glad I’m at the end of my ride 😊😉

Celebrities, guys in da hood, drug dealers, and idiots.

Yes, I'm familiar with Near Death Experiences. I don't doubt Sam was communicating with spirit. Steve Jobs last words were Oh my God! Oh my God! He died while observing the afterlife. His sister relayed his death bed experience. Both my mom and grandmother had similar experiences as they passed.

@@erikparent8176 ...especially with five drugs in his system, too.

@@southbeachmiamiart895 It's funny that sceptics always suggest mystical experiences are just hallucinations. If they understood Quantum mechanics(Einstein stuff) they would know that the entire material Cosmos is a hallucination. Nothing is as it seems to be. With that said there are fear generated/ego generated hallucinations and the higher visions and dementions generated by spirit. Look around you, it's all atomic energy/wave lengths/ frequency and manifests as illusery objects. Similar to when one watches a movie projected on a screen. It's just photons "hitting" a screen. The Cosmos is a hologram!

REPENT, IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST. 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 reveals who will not inherit the Kingdom of God after death. Accept your free gift of life today!

@@samuelsprings7245 Can you give that shit a rest?

Same! Feels like i wrote this comment myself! Dr. grande should talk about all this screaming isn’t good for people.

I totally agree also..I never found this this type of "humor" funny and never will..

I personally can’t stand him. Or A D Clay. But I’m always interested in artist’s lives, whether they’re writers, painters, etc. they always seem to have such interesting stories.

I know! He does that all of the time 😂

Every Day. 💛

It also complements the orange of the cacti flowers behind him 😊

Yeah, their comedy styles were similar, in a lot of ways.

@@JustDr.S Bobcat: "My public, way up there in the cheap seats"!!

@@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki lol. That's hilarious! 🤣

He was an idiot

(Scrolling up to check) Yep, it matches 😁

@@gojiberry7201 LOL! :-)

No, thank you. I doubt I ever heard Sam Kinison, but the description of his loudness is enough.

He was good on Howard Stern 😆

Yeah I tripped out on that too

Try cancelled him in the 80's , Sam did not give no F 's!!

In living color was amazing back then!

He cares a lot, about what I have no idea...

@@jmpsthrufyre SAY IT! SAY IT!🤣🤣🤣

Well, well. I didn't know you wanted to get involved with the discussion, Mr. Helper.

Don't want to rain on your parade but recent research found when your brain is shutting down prior to death its endorphins go haywire, giving you hallucinations , hence the white light & seeing relatives.

@@sarahholland2600 That sucks

@@sarahholland2600 I don’t believe that, everyone has the same hallucinations? It’s been reported in NDEs that they do see and even speak to their dead relatives, they then come back ..

@@sarahholland2600 Life and death are pretty much the same for those who have not yet fully transcended belief in duality. Even Jesus at the moment of death cried out "My God, My God; Why hasth Thou forsaken Me?" He was in a moment of transition between life and death, and actually still holding his pre-death consciousness, seconds prior to his release from the physical, in other words still behaving 100% human. For those yogis, who choose a time and place of their death, surrounded by students, after giving a lecture, there is no conversation. They know the method of releasing body, mind, and all traces of humanhood, before entering into spiritual ecstasy. But, they have practiced that method to near-completion many times before their finally leaving. They know where they are going, because it is the same place that they came from. There is no sense of fear of the unknown. They have dwelled their simultaneously throughout their human lifetime and consider that their only true reality, and this temporary human life, merely as a short drama to be played out for the sake of usually teaching others and sometimes to complete residual karmic matters.

I agree, that would be an epic analysis

Just don't wear that shirt as a Star Trek extra.

emotional tampon 🤦🏻‍♀️

and didn't he get married AGAIN just weeks before his death??

lol. At least you were here on the same day! 🤣