Your response to these hecklers is truely pathetic.... you have had your entire professional career to think up a snappy response and this is what you could conjure..... pathetic
@@AzazelFox nah I’m ngl this guy is bitch tbh, sometimes he’s funny but he’s just not as good as he thinks he is. It only works if ur not a bitch and it’s obvious this guy would get stomped in 2 seconds
Steve: You have committed crimes against comedy and her people, what say you in your defence? Heckler: I’d rather die than go to prison! Steve: So be it!
I was there for clip #8. There's that second of silence after the heckler speaks, the room just went so cold, as we all realized we were about to watch someone die. And then we laughed, 'cause we realized that we were about to watch someone die.
The worst part about the guy talking about Bernie Sanders is I guarantee he saw that in a right wing meme on facebook and didn't fact check it despite it being ridiculous
The woman who said "it is" didn't deserve to be "taught a lesson" she was clearly saying it to herself but happened to get stuck in the awkward moment where EVERYONE goes silent.
In some rare instances, a heckler can make a show better. I think the people that do shout out something think they will be that one in a thousand and are tempted to do so the more liquid courage they consume. I found out by trying to be that guy years ago when at a Jim Carrey stand-up gig. He carved me up. Never uttered a word at a comedy show since.
Thank you for sharing this. I had a friend heckle at a show once. Mind you we are middle of nowhere folk vs. a very well dressed dude from chicago. It's never a good idea to heckle. I stop talking when come through the door. I do not need the extra attention lol. Especially don't immediately start talking shit about Obama just cause the comic is black. Bad move Thuran.
Just because a comedian is good at responding to a heckler doesn't mean it makes the set better. Usually, comedians have a planned set, and heckling is a disruption of that no matter how funny it is when it's disrupted. If a comedian wants audience participation, they are more than capable of asking. I have seen so many comedians who are bombing and all that yelling out things at them makes that experience worse. It's usually not fun to have an audience not seeming to like your set, I personally never thought "If only people would yell commentary at me right now, this show would be saved." It just throws me off more. I assume that is the case for others. It also tends to be just as unhelpful when someone comes up to me and tells me how i could improve or what jokes they felt sucked. I find it fascinating that often those who were offended by a statement usually were offended for someone i insulted. Which I would tell them "don't repeat the joke to them then. u are likely just going to hurt their feelings"
It's insane to me that hecklers believe they can steal the spotlight from comedians, ignorant of the fact that being quick-witted and always thinking on your feet is what they do for a living.
The ones that actually apologized or admitted they were wrong deserve some kudos. It takes actual maturity to admit when you're wrong, sure they were being immature first by interrupting and arguing. BUT the fact they apologized helps.
I’d be scared shitless if I accidentally interrupted Steve. He’s that kind of person where he has the comebacks the moment it pops up in his head instead of hours after the conversation ended
Hey, maybe could do more “Trump is terrible” jokes. That is SO creative! Clearly, you are a genius comedian! You are quick in your feet., obviously. Which is a nightmare for hecklers.
My first thought was, “I wish people wouldn’t do that” (interrupt and be rude); my second thought was, “I love how quick Steve is to make it funny and entertaining.” But yeah, people need to stop being so damn rude!
@@Yashiro-nene_dies Yeah, that's the downside to these hecklers' videos. Make a dumb remark, get roasted by Steve and then end up on RU-vid. Some people might think it was worth it.
You're a great storyteller. I love the bit about the woman at the airport who let her dog poop and instead of cleaning it up, she said, "They have people for that."
I think some of these people (like the librarian) are actually familiar with what's going to happen, but they see their chance at some vague form of internet fame..."Maybe, if I say something, I'll make it to one of his video compilations. Then I can point it out to all my friends!!!"
I live one city over from Spring Lake. All the building companies around here do very well, it's a super active area. So either he's bullshitting about his occupation, which I assume, or he's just real fucking bad with his money.
i gotta ask as someone whos never been to a comedy show, was the "it is" lady that wrong? I feel like sometimes people just naturally vocalise their agreement, not 'cause they planned on disrupting the set, but because they just don't think about it. Like, that comment wouldn't have interrupted a conversation, it's just a minimal encourager? The other people in this video were rude as hell, though.
Oh let me see if there’s Google! Excellent job. Bernie Sanders has been working his entire life. And working for the public’s for more than half his working life.
This video and many others of yours are an example of how you have helped me call bullcrap on people and not feel bad about it. Truth is the way. thanks
Oh... how one would wish they wouldn't I'm pretty sure half of them, after a month, being back home are like "This is what I'll tell him on the next show I see him"
You rock brother, this is how hardcore me and my co-workers are, thank you so much for showing humanity how to laugh about themselves, we are all children of this universe, lets laugh and enjoy each others company while we are here, thank you brother.
First person in history to get a room-wide laugh for the line "He was elected mayor of Burlington.". --Dave, of course, when Bernie ws 40 it was still the Antebellum...
The guy was close to correct. Even when you have a medical card smoking it is STILL illegal (at the time of this video), there are multiple ways to consume it: vaping, using edibles, oils, tinctures and patches are allowed, but no smoking.
first time watching you Steve..awesome and I thank you for YOU...your respectful, smart funny emotionally literate and by gum. Heckers do not make a show better, its the expertise and skills of every comedian who cares about their audience who make their show work around silly ego based interrupters...you caused my laughter with healthy smiles and giggles...hecklers did nothing BUT allow me to flippen respect you AND I am now subscribed thank so much smile giggles are such a healthy tonic
"I'm Lost, I'm lost..."He was lost...admitting that is the first step to recovery, if only the other 70million MAGA QAnon Seditionists were enlightened by such a break through
Sometimes it seems like these “hecklers” come to your show in order to get their a$$es handed to them. It’s like they WANT to be checked, in public. Weird.
@@user-hk7hz9cn7v 😆 As if any comedian on planet Earth can actually afford to fill their audiences on tour with paid laughter. 😆 Next time you’re at one of his shows, try heckling him and see for yourself. Maybe you’ll even end up in one of his youtube shorts about hecklers, and then you’ll be famous. 🍻
THAT FIRST GUY! LOL! When he thought he was being asked to fight, he was all badass, then he realised he was just being told off, and he apologized. That guy got mommy issues!
The second guy just sounded like someonw who was a bit too drunk and meant to say that in their head lol, i know i have a habit of like repeating something funny i saw under my breath
