Watching Bill Burr laugh his ass off at a memory of himself laughing his ass off, had me laughing my ass off.

@lopizal0.o112

Жыл бұрын

Laugh-ception?

@04m6gto

Жыл бұрын

@Wes Froman Sure is. Nothing better than asses laughing off.

@JamesCraigHeath007

Жыл бұрын

Bit smelly innit

@Oakiebobwlfd

8 ай бұрын

He’s so right. Everything is so hysterical “wow, that’s the most screwed up thing I’ve ever seen… until whatever

Same when I was a kid. You'd go outside to play with the neighborhood kids, the only time you came back in was to grab a glass of water and a snack, then you'd just stay outside until it got dark, or you heard you mother yelling for you.

@joshsmith302

Жыл бұрын

So true!😂😂 My curfew was when the street lights came on your butt better be home.

@thomasmills339

Жыл бұрын

@@joshsmith302 yeah.. that's everyone

@joshsmith302

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasmills339 😂👍

@yanerd5626

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasmills339 nah. Nowadays it’s different. These kids don’t know how free and fun it was spending all that time outside with our neighborhood friends.

@lorenrich2525

Жыл бұрын

I remember those days, we had video games , but still whent outside to play

I’ve never seen Bill laugh like this either lol. This was a gem, thanks for reacting!

That "Precious" line had me cracking up. It is such a sad movie about a huge teenage girl with a super abusive mom that I immediately saw one of the scenes he was likely talking about. It was so sad and dark that it WAS almost funny. Actually a great movie, and no not at all a comedy.

@djjazzyjeff1232

10 ай бұрын

Maybe it's reaction to ridiculousness, and not the MTV show. Like when something totally absurd happens no matter the context, Bill just laughs his ass off lol.

Dark humor is like food, not everyone gets it

@Oobi666

15 күн бұрын

Nice one

Keep in kind, Burr is from Boston and is now raising his kid in a rich LA neighborhood. So the change is going to be even bigger for him. Its not only time but income bracket and place as well.

This is the hardest I’ve ever seen bill laugh at anything

@shizu-chan3942

Жыл бұрын

watch his old man falling bit from his podcast - he talks about a guy falling off a skateboard as well and he laughs until he coughed

“Are you in or are you out” that shit is real 😂😂😂

Bill and Conan together are the absolute best

Comedy = Tragedy + Time.

I’m the same age as Bill Burr. I can attest to the fact that growing up in the 70’s was very different than today. We ran around the neighborhood till the sun went down, and then you went home for dinner. I don’t think my parents knew where was the majority of the time.

@CryWolfFilms

6 ай бұрын

i'm 30 and grew up the same. this is still common growing up in the country.

That's exactly my wife and I. She is sitting there bawling her eyes out, and I'm sitting there in tears as well...because I'm laughing so hard 🤣

Be home for tea time at 6 is the most British thing I've ever heard.

“You’re in or you’re out” I had completely forgotten that. You had to make the decision and stick with it till nightfall/the lamps came on.

Oh geez it's like you lived my life. We lived in the woods of Pennsylvania. 7am "are you in or out?" "Get out!" We bummed around the woods like that all through the 90s. Like the kids in Stand by Me kinda. Minus the dead guy.

@tr0nb0y

8 ай бұрын

The beer bottles left by the drinking high schoolers were like entertainment gold. Breaking bottles and firecrackers were the KZread and TikTok of my youth.

I was born in 95, granted I live in rural Kansas, but I had a similar childhood. I would be roaming the small villages with my brothers or friends. At the swimming pool all day long. No adult supervision. Sexual identity wasn’t being crammed down our throats. We were allowed to be kids and not be forced to take on the worlds problems.

We used to fight in parking lot and playgrounds. And when the fight over, we all went home and next day forgot about it. But with social media, it's never ending fight of words

Its funny because I'm 21 now but I had the same childhood as these guys despite being American. Id go down the the creek in our backyard and play in the water and maybe step on a piece of glass or something. My buddy and me used to play swordfights with sticks and we had a whole collection of them we liked to use.

This is brilliant... there's a few more of these clips from the same interview, I've watched them over and over they are well worth reacting to 🤣

Been waiting for this one. I've watched it several times the other day and couldn't stop laughing.

7:03 Climbing a tree and listening to your life lmao

Doing the podcast interviews with celebrities are way better than a show on cable.

😂😂😂😂Great laughs!! Thanks guy’s

I was an only child, both parents worked, kind of a "latch key teen" which is when trouble and temptations arise. Grew up in 60's. Life was sweet, no electronic anything, played outside unless raining...live in So. California, so that was rare. Raised my son alone but with discipline. He now has a 8 year old girl, he was a stay at home dad, as his wife works in Hollywood making big bucks🤓 He grew up without dad, but with many positive male role models. He's a fantastic dad!😍

When I was growing up in Central Florida we would ditch our bikes in an orange Grove and hop the 10:40 freight train in to town so so we could go to Mach''s Beach that had a slide that would throw you off the slide mid trip. It was great, and extremely dangerous. But, that was Central Florida.

You've got to laugh at stuff. Otherwise it gets you down and makes you miserable. Laughing doesn't mean you don't care -- it's just a defense mechanism to protect yourself from perpetual sadness.

I'm 22 and my parents always kicked me out of the house to hangout, I remember running over to my neighbors houses and knocking and asking the parents if the kid was free to play. I really never see kids outside anymore and it's so odd to me even at my young age.

@kennyfleck8630

Жыл бұрын

I see kids outside all the time, and i feel it may be more of a class thing. Poorer kids will play outside because we don't have reasons not to. Where as the the kids who have parents with more money probably don't have as many reasons not to stay inside and play videogames or whatever.

@cameronparker3197

Жыл бұрын

@@kennyfleck8630 yeah I’m only 20 and we grew up really poor and my parents only let me watch an hour of tv a day max other than that I was outside playing with my friends I didn’t have a phone until the middle of highschool and it wasn’t even really a phone it was an used iPod I needed Wi-Fi to use it😂😂

@kennyfleck8630

Жыл бұрын

@@cameronparker3197 yes, i grew up in an 80's trailer park, lol. I imagine its neighborhoods are still teeming with kids, especially in the summer.

I'd have to be home before the street lights came on.

MY PARENTS WERE YOUNG WHEN I WAS BORN, 20 & 22. I WAS 22 WHEN I HAD MY SON. BUT, MY SON AND HIS WIFE HAD KIDS AT 42 & 38. 🤓🤓❤❤❤ BETTER TO BE YOUNG AND KEEP UP WITH THEM, AND HAVE DECADES LEFTCWHEN THEY HIT 18!!!.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍

As a kid / early teen, when the sun was up....Parents said ...."Go play outside".....When the sun went down and the street lights came on it was...."Get your ass inside!" . 😂

Yall are sleeping on Norm with Conan. Norm and Conan had amazing chemistry. Norm would take over. GREAT STUFF.

1976…Milwaukee, Wisconsin……In or out, in or out, in or out….I swear it’s so true!

PURE "SHADENFREUND"

If you are doing Conan's podcast, you should check out some of his banter with Matt and Sona. It's funnier than any of his celebrity guest interviews. Especially with Matt Gourley; he is very quick witted too👌

Oh, I was outside when I was 8 and road my bike with others to the pool that was like 10 to go home at lunch time and rest. Then eat dinner and go back to the pool til it closed. But the pool was closer and the neighborhood I grew up in was nicer.

I GREW UP IN 70'S WHEN NOTHING WAS RECORDED, THANK GOD!!!!👍👍😅😅😂😂

The most hilarious jokes are the darkest, you will never laugh as hard as you will talking to vets laughing about the darkest stuff of horrors you can imagine. Laughter isn't always connected to happiness, there's a lot of truth to say "you can laugh or you can cry". It's a coping mechanism. I usually find the people who laugh at dark humor are usually the best adjusted, most grounded, most chill, and easy going people you will know.

They are so funny together

So glad I grew up in the “out riding bikes” generation and not the iPad generation

I'm 28 and as kid same thing, had to stay outside until night time, drink water from taps, go climb tree, play hand ball or cricket on the street ride bike around roam to milk bar meet diffrent kids round the block good times now it's way diffrent

It would have seriously sucked if my parents had tried to get involved in my life as a child.

Only Bill Burr would laugh during the movie _Precious_ 🤣. I think next to _"Once were Warriors"_ that was the saddest movie I've ever seen.

I am only 25 but had the exact same childhood. We were outside more than we were inside, climbed trees, played soccer or dumb games you make up.

The majority of my neighborhood friends were the older kids. The only time I associated with kids/friends my age was at school at least until around high school but even then we still hung around with ppl older than we were. Even now in my close to mid 40s the majority of my friends are older than I am. I see things nowdays where 12yr olds are still playing with toys- those kids would have been the ones getting beat up by 12yr olds when I was that age

Dave you sound super hungover 🤣

Short, smooth intro by Dave. I like it.

When the street lights came on we knew it was time to go home

"Kiddy finglers." My God.

Don’t know how old he is or what it’s like where his kids go to school but I’m only 38 and my kids experiences are very different from mine. And yeah my kids definitely ain’t running around like we were. We had no cell phones but all the kids were out running all over the place unsupervised..

I'm 37 and my childhood was extremely different from kids today. I played outside all day, every day...there was no internet, cell phones, or streaming. There was just basic cable and Nintendo, eventually Playstation. But, all of us basically lived outside and had imaginations. Very different from kids today. I feel pity for them.

I got looks when i laughed out loud during passion of the christ at the movies

I wasn't allowed to go out and in. I was either outside or I was inside. According to my parents, we're not cooling or heating the entire city, and mosquitos belonged outside.

Precious is a movie about an obese black teenage girl who is struggling to navigate life and has some pretty heartbreaking scenes

I remember when I would pull the knobs on the cigarette machine like a pin ball machine in waffle house. People smoking right beside you while eating a waffle. I would get a quarter from my mom and play the craziest song I could find.

When the streetlights came on, even your neighbors parents told you get the fuck home. We never wanted to go and tried to milk those last fee minutes of play.

IN "BLAZING SADDLES" WHEN ALEX KARRAS (MONGOL) AND SLUGS A HORSE AND KNOCKS HIM OUT!!!! HILARIOUS😁😃😆😀😄😅😂

I watched Conan in very beginning on his Late, Late Show!!❤❤❤

Talking about the kids growing up different, how things have changed. I think a lot has to do with where you live. Changes happen when you have a huge county with a huge population, America is a melting pop of a lot of stuff. But more rural areas don’t have a huge change if any changes, then social media, technology improvements, etc… it’s relative.

React to The white buffalo song "the whistler" He's a very underrated artist in my opinion He's the dude who sing most songs for one of best T.V shows of all time called Sons of anarchy.

Precious (spoilers I guess?) is a movie about a teenage girl raped by her father, catches HIV from it, gives birth to a child with Down Syndrome, while trying to get through High School. Her mom is abusive because she's "jealous" that the father was more attracted to the daughter, and they all live on welfare. It is literally painful and unbelievably depressing tp watch, which is why everyone pulled away when they said he was laughing at it.

I love Bill Burr. I'm guessing he has mommy issues and that is why he is so hilarious.

I think Dave is just more comfortable with ginger entertainers

Gotta check out the new Tom Segura gives Bert's Birthday gift.

*recommending a compilation of "creature comforts" by the aardman team*

"Precious" is about a heavy set black chick's horrible childhood and life. It is NOT a comedy ;)

To be fair that was before people were scared of serial killers and kidnappers..I was like when that kid Adam disappeared from that mall and was killed .His dad dedicated his life trying to catch these monsters.he started a show

Had Togo outside to play with my friends. We didn’t come in until called for dinner, if they called you by your full name, chances are you were in trouble…….

You cried in my house growing up, and either parent would yell; "I'll give you something to cry about"!!!! And slap the shit out of you :D

When watching a car chase on video I sympathize for the car. I really hope it pulls through with minimal damage.

Don't know if it's true, but I see some George Carlin influence in Bill Burr. He brings some great points about humanity and where we are as people. We didn't specifically cause a situation, we can't fix it whatsoever, so what's wrong with finding some humor in it? Even psychologists will say it's a healthy way to cope with stress.

Conan and Deon Cole try soul food

The audience groan when he said Precious is spot on. That movie is simultaneously great and horrible.

Precious was so sad i still never watched it

precious is a f'd up movie

F is for family

You guys should check out (Terry Tate, Office Linebacker)

Yesterday Team Coco released a new version of Clueless gamer for Conan's private stuff now.. its not the best, but very good!! glad he's bringing it back! look for it boys!

Since when is the Jungle Gym now The Structure?

Guys please check out best ice cream flavor by great taste

Precious is a movie about a black, obese girl who gets abused by her parents and classmates 😂

Im 33 and from about 4-5 when i was allowed out, rule was be home before its dark. If i was to go inside for the toilet or anything i wasnt allowed back out so for some reason i started shitting on peoples doorsteps so i didnt need to go in. No idea why it had to be a doorstep, lots of complaints haha

Y’all should react to Conan’s podcast shit is hilarious

My dad would kick us out of the house at 11AM each Saturday morning and said do not be late for dinner at 6PM. If you were a second late, you did not eat. If you got in any trouble with the police, you couldn't call home because he would tell the cops to lock us up so that we would learn a good lesson. Today, sadly, you cannot do any of that. And our society is suffering because of it.

I watched Precious with my old girlfriend and laughed too. The character had such terrible bad luck in life to the point thar it becomes comical. I was waiting for her to get hit in the face by a meteorite.

There will be a TV series of the movie "Precious." They're just waiting for Lizzo to put on a more weight. (I'm kidding.)

@steven95N

Жыл бұрын

Where is the comedy? The fact that they're both fat and black? I think you're the type of person that laughs at racial jokes for the wrong reason...

@SilvanaDil

Жыл бұрын

@@steven95N - Chillax, snowflake.

@steven95N

Жыл бұрын

@@SilvanaDil I'm a snowflake because I didn't laugh at your "joke" and made a humorous and probably accurate observation about you? Ok snowflake. Grab a comedy for dummies book.

@bossaudio12

Жыл бұрын

Lizzo would have to lose a couple pounds for that series haha

favorite reactors reacting to my favorite comedian

Jesus, Bill looks three days dead.

Dave we are of a similar age (I'm a few years older) Our generation as kids (at least in the states) is when all the PC bullsh*t started. New rating systems on movies, television, ect. Parental advisory stickers on music albums. The home console Mortal Kombat fiasco. Helicopter parenting, kids wearing helmets and child leashes when just walking.... The 90's was a mash up of new PC culture and IDGAF culture.

so like... (by all means keep watching Bill Burr and Conan especially...) have y'all even seen David Mitchell? his sketch about "Are We the baddies" is potentially life-changing lol

precious is about a very abusive mother

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The female was so annoying she should've laugh she gonna get offended.

12:35 bill burr should worry about poverty issues in america and worry about india. America have poverty, homelessness, slums. Quite shameful for "world superpower" with 20 trillion dollars gdp but eradicate poverty in usa completely.

Bill Burr does not lean left…Career Save!

@sarahhughes4437

Жыл бұрын

Lol. He does and always has. He's said it before. He embellishes the right wing stuff because it's so absurd that its funny. That's literally half his material. He plays it up because he has so many right wing idiots who take it seriously