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@ransakreject5221

Жыл бұрын

I’m commenting and I am NOT an idiot. I’m not smart. Not even average. But I’m not an idiot dammit

@nigelawson5524

Жыл бұрын

Bilbo burgans is a sound fella

@errands8253

Жыл бұрын

I love bill but he's very, very hard to interview. Great work guys

@crazierthan-u7571

Жыл бұрын

Bill forgot Louie Anderson, Robin Williams and his inspiration, Jonathan Winters. Now I'm worried who I'm forgetting. Moms Mabley, Phyllis Diller, ROSEANNE. Gary Shandling. Dennis Miller and Bill Maher if you like political stuff. I was so excited about this interview. With Fran and Konny and Billy the Red all together, I thought it would be a scream. It wasn't a scream.

@zord829

Жыл бұрын

Wow two things I love together. Bill Burr and those two brits. Pretty sure this won't be as bad as H3H3 Ethan Klein's interview.

A friend once told me anger is a good teacher but not a good master. Glad that Bill found more happiness in life. I wished more people could do the same.

@jackflicker8577

Жыл бұрын

Mr. Miyagi?

@sicsempertyrannishonk7197

8 ай бұрын

Too bad he never found any brain cells and was the biggest supporter of Colberts "GET VACCINATED" skit every night.

@jeninlight

4 ай бұрын

@@desperateneedofscotchnothing like rooting for someone to fail… slow hand clap for toxicity… said no one with even half of a healthy mind. Why choose happiness over constant 💩

Bill has helped me climb out of alcoholism and depression. One of the best comedians ever.

@slimpickens7822

Жыл бұрын

Old Billy is always there for you on Monday and Thursday no matter how shitty things are that’s why we love him

@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat

10 ай бұрын

I'm curious how?

@shinHis3

10 ай бұрын

@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat If I had to guess having something else to "get addicted to" helps w the alcoholism. As for the depression I'd say laughter helps a lot in dealing w hardships. I watched Band of Brothers when I was just entering college. I can't prove it, but seeing the characters in that series have a sense of humor in some of the darkest moments helped me develop my own sense of humor and prob helped me deal w situations I wouldn't have been able to otherwise. At first I only adopted the sense of humor bc I thought it was cool, but later on I think it unironically helped me be a better person and not take yourself too seriously in times of hardship. Everyone goes through these things. You're not special for suffering.

@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat

10 ай бұрын

@@shinHis3 i didnt ask for a guess, and I wasn't speaking to you. thanks.

@shinHis3

10 ай бұрын

@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat Well you didn't get a reply after 11 days, so I was speaking to you. Not responding in any way whatsoever would've been less rude than what you did just now btw. I guess only you get to talk to people unprompted? I'm not allowed that privilege? What a loser.

Billy is comfortable when he’s talking shit, not answering sociopolitical questions. East coast comedians bring the best out in him on podcasts

@GreenEnvy.

Жыл бұрын

East coast comedians? Please. As if coasts have anything to do with anything.

@tijanamiljovska8395

Жыл бұрын

Well, this was boring

@bbbbbbb51

Жыл бұрын

@@GreenEnvy. they do. West coast comedy isn't the same as east coast.

@punishedf

Жыл бұрын

Billy is a LA comedian in all intention and purpose and has super woke company that attacked white males like all the others. I can't believe how people don't really know him. There is a reason why you see him on Disney shows on Tv Awards or SNL. And he moved from making fun of femminism, to makeing fun of white women, cause she has a black wife and dougther. He is the cause of the problems, not a commentator.

@KamikazeCommie501

Жыл бұрын

His standup is almost all sociopolitical crap though wtf are you talking about

Bill is right in the sense that everyone on the internet is crazy but when you get out in the real world and start meeting people, they are actually nice. Ive noticed that. But the truth is, everyone reacting on the outside are walking on eggshells. Ive even noticed it in myself. No one is being honest, we are just telling the stranger in front of us what they want to hear because we dont want to be confrontational.

@vangoghsear8657

Жыл бұрын

These people don't work the average job with the average salary so the "real" world to them is very different. Bill is a lower-tier celebrity at this point. I agree.

@amyb.6368

Жыл бұрын

Well...yes. Because a confrontation in the real world can lead to a fist in the face.

@rynolascavio3381

Жыл бұрын

@@amyb.6368 Yeah, but that hasnt always been the case. I grew up in the 80s/90s when you could be honest with the person in front of you. Now its all bullshit

@weignerleigner3037

Жыл бұрын

@@rynolascavio3381 you can still be honest. I speak my mind but I also work in the trucking industry where there really is no political correctness. Office jobs I feel like is where people are walking on egg shells. But I’ve found as long as you speak your mind in a civil manor and don’t speak outrageously people will typically reciprocate that even if the disagree with you.

@shmosel_

Жыл бұрын

Everyone's a little weird once you get to know them.

"I've got my stand up dates, but that's not work, that's just fun." This quote made me smile.

@KamikazeCommie501

Жыл бұрын

Makes sense when you see how garbage his standup is now. He doesn't need to do it so he doesn't put the effort in.

@LinktheSamoyed

Жыл бұрын

@@KamikazeCommie501 brutal

I like that Bill exhibits a level of common sense. I am an American living in the UK and had to go back to the States this summer and I thought I would see transgender folks everywhere, people whinging about pronouns, and all sorts of madness and when I came in through ATL - a huge airport - it was the same old America, with nuclear families and people walking around, getting along. Same for my trip up to New England. It's social media that is the problem. America is still America, the land of opportunity, where people live in towns and cities, work, tend to their friends and families, the live free. Reduce Internet time, go get some sun, hang with loved ones, and live life. Thanks Bill for keeping it real and sane!

@HarryBalzak

Жыл бұрын

Ah, yes. The "If it isn't ubiquitous/everpresent then it doesn't exist." interpretation. Only the greatest thinkers of our time come to that conclusion...

@Captain_MonsterFart

Жыл бұрын

Last time I went to Vancouver BC, I could see woke jerks all over the place. They were recognizable by their ugly clothes and big, 1980s elementary school student glasses and sour puss expressions. BUT you are correct, the vast majority were the same old regular people.

@DoctorPhileasFragg

Жыл бұрын

It's always reassuring to hear authentic accounts that the Western World Is Still generally sane and all the nuts we keep hearing about are just a vocal minority, but damned if they don't have all the power right now.

@cloudbloom

Жыл бұрын

@@HarryBalzak to be fair that argument is statistically true though, online discussions make certain issues seem more prevalent than they actually are in real life

@cloudbloom

Жыл бұрын

Btw you've been living in the UK for far too long if you are casually throwing around the term "whinging". Get this man a hot dog and front row seats at a baseball game asap, the britslang is taking hold but he's not beyond being saved🦅🇺🇲

I'm always surprised by how honesty Burr is. It's cool hearing a dude with anger issues work through them logically.

@notsosecretsnacker5218

Жыл бұрын

And then know sometimes is anger is logical but not the best. Equally knowing sometimes your anger isn't logical but can't help it

@FlareGunDebate

Жыл бұрын

@@notsosecretsnacker5218 it's true of all emotions but anger is most stigmatised due to fear. Emotions inform you of something, logic and empathy sorts it out. After that it's an issue of tactics, strategy, and moral philosophy.

So dope following BB over the years and watching him change and evolve. Makes his art richer for me.

I'm REALLY happy you guys are getting even more exposure now and higher profile guests. It's incredible how humble you guys started and really cool I get to be a Triggernometry Hipster and brag I was there from the start... You know what, I think that might have the opposite effect 🤔 (Seriously though, I'm always rooting for you guys!)

@MrTickleTrunk

Жыл бұрын

@@richardshortall5987 It's weird but i miss it lol

@keyontedollison8547

Жыл бұрын

Internet is so toxic these days

@JSPena

Жыл бұрын

@@MrTickleTrunk Yo!

@Peakage

Жыл бұрын

It's not cool, you are the right wing clickbaited nerds of Britain's absolutely failed comedy culture! Shame on Burr and Rogan, and as for Sam Harris, it was a brave attempt to engage these numpties, but a sinister trap!!!

@Torquemadia

Жыл бұрын

They have lost their objectivity. I don't know whether it's pandering to the audience they depend on for money, or just swallowing the shit they have been swimming in, but they clearly give some guests an easier ride than they do others.

Bill is awesome he’s like that uncle ya want at a family event just to keep it level

I hope a lot of people try not to take this interview so personally, if you seen Bill’s recent interview with Conan (which was hilarious) you’d understand that that’s how Bill was raised in Boston. People were angry and defensive. And it’s honestly what makes him funny, so…

@ultmiddle4991

Жыл бұрын

Like playing catch with a cactus

@Galdring

Жыл бұрын

You're telling me that there is a whole city of them, and that that somehow makes them less sociopathic?

@1Deep43VA

Жыл бұрын

@@Galdring Yes.

@rosieohdonald1364

Жыл бұрын

@@1Deep43VA Over my head? Why would I take an interview personally? An angry, defensive perspective bits tied to a geographical location never hit me in the head as a thing. Fat pigs can have an angry defensive perspective and write jokes accordingly, what am I missing?

@Fedorevsky

Жыл бұрын

Yes, a lot emotional people commenting. Some emotional wrecks. There's no need to project one's own emotional issues and anxieties onto the interviewee.

The thing that makes Bill a great comedian, his ranting and defensiveness, makes him a really difficult guy to have a decent conversation with. Well done for extracting some content from such a complex guest.

@Doutsoldome

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I agree.

@caracre

Жыл бұрын

After 10 minutes I had to leave it... Love the guy's comedy though

@spetcnaz83

Жыл бұрын

Love his comedy, however he is a douchebag. His Theo Von interview was a absolute disaster, because of his arrogant behavior.

@biocykle

Жыл бұрын

Never seen him this vulnerable before

@korpiz

Жыл бұрын

True, he seemed to want to make awkward and he came across as so unlikable, unpleasant and disagreeable. Which is part of what makes his comedy hilarious, but that doesn’t work when in an interview and they are trying to have a reflective, intelligent conversation.

The skill of these two men is to gradually relax Bill Burr into providing one of the most enjoyable and human interviews he's ever given. Well done chaps and lovely to hear this side of Bill.

@crazierthan-u7571

Жыл бұрын

I think it helped Bill knowing he was being actively worshipped by the other two. Konstantin even wore matching sneakers!

@Fedorevsky

Жыл бұрын

It was embarrassing. They should stick to interviewing people they don't worship. Bill was fine.

@danielshipley8123

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear you felt that way. Each to their own. I quite enjoyed it.

@Fedorevsky

Жыл бұрын

@@danielshipley8123 Oh, don't get me wrong I still enjoyed it to some extent. Bill was fine. I just found the way they acted in front of their idol to be embarrassing. Would have been a lot better without all the fawning and giggling schoolgirl behavior.

You can tell that as this show got in to it, Bill Burr felt right at home with you guys. Great chemistry, great questions, and solid banter. The way he slowly relaxed deeper in to the chair and opened up more, showed that he knew he was amongst friends. Well done and thanks for this.

The first five minutes of this Was some of the best content Of an interview I’ve ever seen. I think Bill is spot on with his assessment of the world.

What a milestone! Congrats on this interview guys!!! 🎉

Brilliant guys! Absolutely awesome. love the show. Bill Burr, your still one of my favorites dude! Namaste

Bill Burr is probably one of the top 2 comedians of all time. Bill is authentic, honest, and funny.

Oh, man, I love Bill. I love that he tells people to their faces instead of playing nice up front then talking later

Been watching you guys from the start. I can honestly say this is your best interview ever. It makes me love Bill even more. Wow you got the big man himself! I am impressed

Bill Burr is so zen that this must have been a hard interview. Nowhere to land. Great interview guys!

@Hoopaball

Жыл бұрын

Hormone replacement therapy is more Zen.

@Thesteadfast

Жыл бұрын

How is he Zen? So far he has a chip on his shoulder and is denying every attempt on their part to connect.

@TheMelonFarmers123

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t say he’s zen but I do think that the triggernometry guys wanted to have a conversation with like 2008 bill burr and they weren’t ready to talk to 2022 bill burr.

@Thesteadfast

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMelonFarmers123 i think he just misread them. They are much more familiar with the political landscape than he gave them credit for and they werent just looking for a scoop.

@TheMelonFarmers123

Жыл бұрын

@@Thesteadfast you’re not wrong but I think bill is kind of not in that lane as much as people give him credit for. Bill is a comedian first, and a lot of people who are pushing against or for the “woke” agenda wants to know everyone’s take or how their comedy can speak “truth to power” and I just don’t think that’s how bill sees comedy. There was a similar dynamic on rogan when these guys were on, I actually think it was the exact idea of one of them saying “comedy is speaking truth to power” and rogan quickly quipped back, correctly imo, that “comedy is what’s funny.” And I just think that idea isn’t triggernometrys brand. Bill just kind of does his own thing and if that touches into politics, alright, but I wouldn’t call him a “political” figure like most of the guests on triggernometry. A lot of the conservatives like bill because he “tells it like it is” and a lot of the libs like him because politically he does seem to lean more left. But like he’s just Bill. This at the beginning gave me similar vibes to the h3 bill burr podcast which was awkward af, but throughout the interview, and credit to the trig guys for doing this, the conversation steered less from current political affairs and ideas towards comedy from bills perspective. From that point on it was a splendid interview.

I always knew that Bill was an amazing comedian, but today I felt his soul. Besides him being humorous, he is a good soul too and a very intelligent man.

This was my first introduction to Bill Burr (I’m 64 years old) and I sincerely enjoyed this funny and very transparent interview. I listen to and regularly enjoy Trigonometry! You are a very wise man, Bill (with the exception of your take on God). Thanks for your courage to share who you have become and how you got there. Blessings ~

@ohnoitisnt666

Жыл бұрын

I am jealous. There is such a trove of great insights with Bill Burr. Enjoy!

@miamitten1123

Жыл бұрын

Where have you been?

I love Bill. He seems like a chill dude to hang and make friends with. Bill is also a floater. He doesn't want to step on the hard ground and keep there. Yet, at some point, you're gonna have to get your ass down.

@Torquemadia

Жыл бұрын

Bill is standing on the hard ground. He realises that both the hard right and the extreme left are squabbling in the swamp.

@TrangleC

Жыл бұрын

He used to be cool, but now he sucks and even his comedian friends are starting to express their disappointment with him. He basically became a mouth piece for his demented Feminist wife and the comedy he makes now sounds like "black woman comedy". He sounds like Wanda Sykes, only talking about how shitty white women are, but acting as if black women's shit wouldn't stink. It is the same thing that happened to Kevin Smith. Every time some decently cool and based normal dude marries one of those clueless ideologue, buzzword spouting Feminists, it is funny for a while, with them disagreeing on everything but still sticking it out together for some reason and he uses the dumb shit his wife says for comedy, until they have a daughter and suddenly the dude turns into a sad woke clown who acts as if the world and his friends around him would have changed to the worse and he is all enlightened now, while it is all just him being pussy whipped into idiocy.

@John-rw9bv

Жыл бұрын

Yo i know floater sounds cool at first, but-

@GreenEnvy.

Жыл бұрын

He's a super sensitive dude. He's less risk taking than people think. A real man takes a stand. Bill often doesn't.

@threeofeight197

3 ай бұрын

@@GreenEnvy.he takes a stand in the things that matter.

I’m so gutted that I can’t watch this until tomorrow. I love Bill so much and have a soft spot for you two too!

@ckrementsova

Жыл бұрын

I love you, Kellie-Jay! Thank you so much for all of your hard work fighting for us adult human females! ❤️

@jessam4875

Жыл бұрын

KJK ❤️💪

@tmystery9505

Жыл бұрын

And we love you Kelly Jay ❤️

@John-rw9bv

Жыл бұрын

The absolute state of women

@frankgradus9474

Жыл бұрын

@@ckrementsova adult human males too

I absolutely loved that. Thanks guys. Can't wait to see bill when he comes to the UK.

Bill is my favorite living comedian. I was really looking forward to this, great job guys!

Unpopular opinion: I love the new song & I will listen to Bill Burr talk about anything (except sports and cars).

@SPCEMN3

Жыл бұрын

Those are all legitimately unpopular opinions. Respect.

Glad The Trigs are getting the exposure and guests they deserve now, congratulations @Triggernometry 👌🏼

@JonasCraftUltimate

Жыл бұрын

They’re super boring and don’t deserve it, only reason is because English accents

@TheJols

Жыл бұрын

you think that sam harris's terrible take is what gave them the boost?

@JonasCraftUltimate

Жыл бұрын

@@TheJols first of all it was a based take. Secondly it definitely doesn’t have anything to do with them being on jre

@BarbVice13

Жыл бұрын

What do you think was wrong with the guests they were getting before now?

@gavscott9018

Жыл бұрын

@@BarbVice13 nothing, they’ve levelled up

Love that bill found happiness and a good family. Something he thought he’d never have and it really brought out the best in him

Bill Burr’s human connection is incredible. He’s got a real empathetic genius that allows him to process and effectively communicate human motivations and impulse.

What Burr said at 26:00 is something that I realised myself not to long ago. I had a very short tempered father growing up and I had children myself at a very young age, so I feel like my attempt at being a father was mimicking my dad. I don’t really have angry outbursts much any more but if I do I usually go and reconcile straight away. It really helps.

This interview is like a Rorschach test for Bill Burr fans. Some folks see him as defensive, while many of us would say that this is the most chill, laid-back version of Burr we've ever seen.

@keyontedollison8547

Жыл бұрын

Don't get treated like a fan

@ExeErdna

Жыл бұрын

There's a point you realize yelling shit ain't gonna get shit done because people have all the infomation they need and still choose to be whom they are. You have to chill at times you can't be on full tilt forever, it's unhealthy.

I am so happy you all got Bill Burr on your show. I just love you both and Bill. Weirdly enough my son is around the same age as Bill and they both speak in the same irreverent, outrageous, yet hilarious manner. I laugh so hard at my sons rants that I cry. I told my son about Bill Burr and we watched one of Bills Netflix shows for the first time as we mourned the year anniversary of my grandaughter"s death Oct 16, 22. My son was amazed to find a guy as angry as himself and also trying to work with it. I had my son when I was 16, too young. I apologize all the time for being such an inexperienced stupid parent. I was so scared my kids would be taken from me by social services. I was always working and leaving them alone. Bill really puts perspective into his stories that help to explain how crazy life can be. My son is very worried that the youth today are so vapid and lack resilience. He thanks me and my husband( deceased) for the slaps in the head and says we should have been much harder on him. He tells me I had no idea what BS he was getting into as a kid. He still hasnt told me.

Great interview! Shoutout to the editor for overcoming the audio challenges.

Although Bill Burr seems disconnected from the anger, stuggle, and conflict that people in the US are going through right now, I love that you guys had him on the show. This was a great conversation.

Hearing Bill talking about Patrice almost made me shed a tier, they were more close than what people might think. When he passed away it felt like his own brother died.

@miamitten1123

Жыл бұрын

*shed a tear

I love these kinds of conversations. These are the kind of people that understand important things about life and how to treat people. It's sad that we have a political system now where these kinds of people simply cannot function well in nor would they want to be in there.

after watching several of interviews with Ol’ Billy Burr, this is by far one of the best interview. great job Francis & Kostantin ! 👍🏼

One thing to remember, having a social media presence is totally on you. No one is forcing you to use it. Set your self free and delete it all. It’s beautiful.

@stvartak7164

Жыл бұрын

Does the comment section on a KZread video count? I never go there. It’s horrible.

I love the noise in his head it's your conscience bill. Love how he thinks about depression and thinks about life.

Interesting interview, more for the dynamics going on throughout. Good to see FF step in and keep things alive while unusually KK seemed to take a back seat which I think was for the better on this occasion. Difficult to interview someone like Burr who doesn't need to be there and doesn't seem to actually want to be there, but it was still a good interview.

Bill Burr is one of my favorite public people. He is like always honest and you can't say that of most people.

I love that Bill is happier, he is my favorite comedian, but I still think his angry rants are his funniest bits.

Brilliant interview. Many interviewers don't listen properly and would contestant interrupt. You guys activity listened and got a great interview out of Bill Burr. 👍👍

That was a tough watch at times, I like Bill, but sometimes his over defensiveness just irritates me- and it started pretty much straight away. Props to you guys for having a good conversation with a notoriously hard guy to interview

@reinforcedpenisstem

Жыл бұрын

Don't watch the Theo Von one then!

@KingKenny.

Жыл бұрын

@@reinforcedpenisstem is it a carcrash material?

@reinforcedpenisstem

Жыл бұрын

@@KingKenny. It's pretty poor form for Bill, sure. Theo is a moron, but he's not a bad guy. Bill treats him like an open mic guy.

@siheath3648

Жыл бұрын

@@reinforcedpenisstem I just watched it, jeez I see what you mean. Bill dialed up the 'I don't really want to be here' vibe to 1000

@reinforcedpenisstem

Жыл бұрын

@@siheath3648 crazy wasn't it! Congrats on completing it.

My favorite Bill Burr interview EVER. Well done boys!

Just discovering this channel. PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE AMAZING, HONEST INTERVIEWS WITH FASCINATING PEOPLE!

Bill Burr's situation reminds me of Eminem's situation, funny enough. Both their fans want them to remain mad and bitter after both artists have found peace and stability in their lives. Bill and Eminem started out mad and bitter about something and they expressed that through their art. Their content changed after they've found peace and stability and people say they've become mellow. But I love their more chilled content as much as when they were still unhinged, so either way is a win for me, haha.

@Soliduq

Жыл бұрын

Completely agree, was endlessly surprised to see that most people in the comments here despise that he's mellowed with age.

@jamie_d0g978

Жыл бұрын

Yup, that is a good comparison. People who usually remain bitter don't like others to improve.

I'm so happy for Bill Burr. He's an amazing (and very smart) comedian (and I love his commentary) He did the miles and he finally got the spoils.

I love Bill Burr. Watching now, looking forward to this!

Bill Burr is incredibly INFORMED.., He seems to have a great understanding of the foundations of our society. His honesty is refreshing!

I LOVE Bill’s take on parenting. Apologizing is so important. A lot of parents are afraid it’ll disempower them if they do this. Not at all, it demonstrates how humans should interact with one another. Kids know we mess up. We just need to acknowledge it and apologize like we should with everyone.

Love Bill. I think this is one green most real interviews he’s given.

Bill Burr saying that Jimmy Carter was a good US president made my day.

Thank you for this awesome interview Bill Burr is the best at his trade because he keeps his stories kinda real, especially wrt the tension between men and women relationships. He's very self deprecating and sees the funnies into real-life dynamics. Many standup comics just try too hard and overcompensate with stage theatrics which can get irritating. Yeah Bill Burr is the G.O.A.T 🤘🤘🤘🤘

I love bill but he's very, very hard to interview. Great work guys

@markcarey67

Жыл бұрын

Conan was the best interviewer for Bill. Like an old vaudeville straight man in a two man act. Wound him up and let him go, occasionally feigning outrage.

@mytinplaterailway

Жыл бұрын

@@markcarey67 Yes, this is dull. The Trig guys are fans - kiss of death.

@frankgradus9474

Жыл бұрын

"Wilmington's Lie", the book by David Zucchino Bill's referred to - read the book while at a loose end.

@MaryMcDonaldLewis

Жыл бұрын

Lord he sure is. KK and FF may have been disappointed by this interview, but they did the best they could.

@biocykle

Жыл бұрын

@@mytinplaterailway They did a fine job

I used to love Bill Burr but he’s gotten so defensive about everything that it makes interviews awkward, and he used to be so common sense and now he’s always got kinda woke crap he has to throw in. Annoying. But glad this podcast/channel is doing well!!! This is a great show.

@jabbadabbajew6035

Жыл бұрын

He got married and it’s took about 80% of his funny away.

@anthonyreed480

Жыл бұрын

@@jabbadabbajew6035 Yeah, to a black sjw, that'll do it lol.

@edsnotgod

Жыл бұрын

He needs to be a generic white hetero alcoholic

@mightisright

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonyreed480 Yup. So much for his common sense.

@af4396

Жыл бұрын

Yah I find it annoying as well. Even though he says he's not contrarian, that's what he makes it seem like. Always has a rebuttal, but a rebuttal with no substance OR a deflective joke. I get not getting too involved in politics because it does have a negative effect on you. But don't go the delusional route.

That laughter is making my ears cry out loud 😭

Bill Is my favorite comedian because he's hilarious AND he's a regular dude! The type of guy that is himself all the time and would be an honor to call him a friend. Just a solid dude

Omg 😆 the SAP advertising was hilarious. It sounded like a conversation in my office but with a confused FF in the meeting 😂

Now Bill is at the top of the tree, he doesn't believe in cancel culture. With those lucrative TV and movie roles, he won't bite the hand that feeds.

@freedomprophet2597

Жыл бұрын

He was saying the same thing 5,10 years ago. So cut the bs just to write something. If there was a comic who was saying there is no cancel culture, it's 20 people who get mad when a joke comes to their neck of the woods, it is him.

@D4n1t0o

Жыл бұрын

​@@freedomprophet2597 Go away, reality denier.

I LOVE Bill. Don’t think he’s mellowed out too much. He evolved. That’s normal.

This is my first thing watching ever on this channel bc I love Bill Burr, but the one thing I really appreciate that this podcast does that others don't is include the videos of what a guest is referring to is priceless. It saves all the viewers time. Usually I have to pause the video and grab my phone to find the video. I thankyou for that small detail that majority don't appreciate. 🙏 Great podcast btw. Subscribed and liked. 👍 Happy I found you guys.

Bill looks like a dwarf from The Witcher.

@emerraldx

Жыл бұрын

I hope a show runner somewhere reads this, any except that Bezos RoP turd needs to get on it, maybe Bill needs a guest spot in the new Willow

@blackmore4

Жыл бұрын

He kind of sounds like a dwarf from The Witcher too... if dwarves from The Witcher are damn rude.

Never really got into Bill or knew much about him, but now I see he is really good. Like his attitude. Great guest! Top marks.

@turtlenoheart

Жыл бұрын

Does it make me racist for reading your comment in a Londonian ghetto accent?

@seasonedbeefs

Жыл бұрын

@@turtlenoheart no.

@UncleMinecraft

Жыл бұрын

@@turtlenoheart no it just makes me sad because I'm a proper northerner! 🤣

@turtlenoheart

Жыл бұрын

@@UncleMinecraft 🤣I had no idea! Like... How north?

This was a great episode!!! Bill burr doin this podcasts and Breakfast Club, mixed with his stand up specials in KZread, It’s a great marathon!!!

KEEP IT UP GUYS!! Great content and love to watch

The problem with interviewing successful comedians is they always talk about comedy and they've all got a similar sort of story it's interesting a few times but after a while it becomes the same. Now interviewing a cancelled comedian has a different subject but even that is starting to get old. I watch a bit of Joe Rogan now and then but I specifically avoid episodes with a comedian or with a martial artist because he's just going to talk about their shared experiences for a couple of hours.

@mnemonicpie

Жыл бұрын

Based.

@Ishbikes

Жыл бұрын

I don’t consider Joe a comedian.

@matthewtalbot-paine7977

Жыл бұрын

@@Ishbikes it's certainly not his primary role but he has the experience and knows the people so it just usually devolves in to joe talking about comedians and comedian life when he has a comedian on and I'm just not that interested in that

@bradspitt3896

Жыл бұрын

Stuff like Boyscast is funny because it's a duo, so they just riff. Comedians in therapy isn't interesting because they're not philosophers. A comedian breaks the status quo, which needs to be broken sometimes. Comedians aren't funny when they joke about stuff they don't understand (Schumer), or when they're afraid of the status quo (watch Bill too toe around the Gina Carano/Star Wars thing). It makes it boring and annoying.

Found out about this Podcast on the JRE and you guys are great , keep it up

This is great interview of Bill Burr. Love that guy!

"I just think the big thing is apologising to 'em - and addressing, in the moment, that you did it, that you messed up, and that you’re really sorry." 100%

It is so funny seeing people who do not know Bill. This is your podcasters favourite comedian. He is always like this. Just goes to show, and is common from left to right, they always expect Bill to be their favorite highlights and he lets both down. He is NOT about triggering the left, although he does often. Some people are just less obsessed with the cultural war, and these two light weights have made a career of it.

Bill's properly off the mark with some of what he's saying here. When you have 'fuck you' money there's no worrying about losing your job because of what you said or what opinions you hold. Love him but when you can afford to pay your bills & support your family for the rest of your life while never working again, of course you're gonna have freedom to say what you want & not worry about the consequences. Edit: Also incorrect on his certainty of over-population (there's a lot more to it) though I don't expect a comedian to have the answers to incredibly complex & nuanced issues such as that. Loved the rest of the interview, Listen to Burrs podcast every week & he's always funny af.

@jimmyxx9522

Жыл бұрын

So what opinions do you hold that would get you terminated from your job, I wonder.

@thibaldus3

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmyxx9522 Men can't be women. ANd they won't force me to accept them as such.

Every Bill Burr interview is about 99% the same as his Monday Morning Podcast. He must be the easiest yet funniest interviewee of all time. He can take any question and turn it into gold.

That was classic Burr at the end when they said that they were going to end on a positive note, but then things got dark, and he just says, “It’s your fault!” I loved that.

Karl pilkinton and bill have similarities, they should do a duo of something lol.

@reinforcedpenisstem

Жыл бұрын

Karl worked well with Russell Brand as well.

I find interviews with Bill really boring to watch. Hes very guarded, and you feel asif you never get to know the true Bill. Perhaps he's worried about dropping the character.

@TrangleC

Жыл бұрын

Bill Burr used to be cool, but now he sucks and even his comedian friends are starting to express their disappointment with him. That is why he is so defensive and guarded in all his interviews. I think on some level he knows his critics are right. He basically became a mouth piece for his demented Feminist wife and the comedy he makes now sounds like "black woman comedy". He sounds like Wanda Sykes, only talking about how shitty white women are, but acting as if black women's shit wouldn't stink. It is the same thing that happened to Kevin Smith. Every time some decently cool and based normal dude marries one of those clueless ideologue, buzzword spouting Feminists, it is funny for a while, with them disagreeing on everything but still sticking it out together for some reason and he uses the dumb shit his wife says for comedy, until they have a daughter and suddenly the dude turns into a sad woke clown who acts as if the world and his friends around him would have changed to the worse and he is all enlightened now, while it is all just him being pussy whipped into idiocy.

@eldronjaedike9374

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps the reality is there is no "Real" inside these attention seekers, (Celebrity) comedians, actors, politicians. They create a persona for public attention but are empty inside, and hope we can project our own naturalness on them. So we don't question too deeply and see their emptiness, and recoil in horror from them.

Fantastic interview! Looking forward to seeing you in Madison, WI, Bill!

This is the first interview that I listened to at 1x. AWESOME!

Bill Maher mentioned you guys on his show recently. But not by name. lol He said Sam Harris was on "some podcast" lol But good job guys it was a good interview

Really enjoyed this episode, love Bill , love you guys so much. This is a brilliant chapter 👏. Loved your conversations and all the questions and subjects.

I loved this one! Thank you so much!

Love Bill Burr! Brilliant! “Everyone is screaming and yelling about shit that doesn’t matter.” The country is divided, left and right… “Yeah, that’s not real.” The best!

The book is Wilmington's Lie by David Zucchino.

Bill hated that. Basically sprinted out the door lol

Bill Burr is the best comedian out there right now, and a really cool guy.

Man, that comment about how most of the people you'd like to talk to just take off, and most of the people who REALLY want your attention are not the people you'd like to talk to really hits home.

@kenlewis2253

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think this is fully accurate. It is more the state of mind that approaches vs not, meaning that the same person could approach sometimes and be annoying, while at other times they are in a better state and don’t. We all have both inside. The same person can be chill in KZread comments, fun on Tiktok, and then unleash anger on Twitter.

@AlecSorensen

Жыл бұрын

​@@kenlewis2253 I think it is. For example, the same person that is chill on KZread might be someone I want to talk to at that moment, but because they are more grounded and don't need attention, they are less likely to engage. That person on Twitter, for some reason, is not grounded or balanced and craves attention, and becomes someone that is highly likely to engage but someone I would not enjoy talking to at that moment. The more a person NEEDS attention, the more likely they are to be possessed by a single idea, have a negative or unbalanced worldview, and want to take energy from people around them rather than give back. The more self-sufficient a person is, the more they have to offer, the more curious, open, and flexible they can be... but the less they need your specific attention.

Bill’s frequent appearance on O&A show was definitely relevant in shaping his career. It would be like being on JRE once a week. He will never admit that but whatever!

@BadTiger

Жыл бұрын

He's mentionedi it on other podcasts..but as you say whatever

I believe this is Bill Burrs best interview. So funny , so engaged. Gives away so much of himself. These 2 whoever they are , well done.😊

@thebagelsproductions

3 ай бұрын

It's pretty much Bill guiding where the interview goes, I've seen a few of their other interviews, they're OK but primarily focus on censorship and woke culture and that's kinda it. Bill broadens the interview and they follow him

With all the big names you guys have had on the show recently, I’m surprised you haven’t got millions of subscribers. Keep up the good work fellas.

I'm so happy this came up for me even though it's been a year. Bill Burr speaks to me so ... realistically.

He’s such a contrarian. It’s exhausting. But you guys did an amazing job pushing forward!

@LAHowell

Жыл бұрын

Example of his contrarianism?

I don’t really know why Burr signs up for these interviews. I’m only ten minutes in but he seems not to want to be there and not to want to talk about much.

@Thesteadfast

Жыл бұрын

Thankfully it gets better when they move on to family and comedy. I think he just super misread what their podcast is about.

@GerardPerry

Жыл бұрын

I think he basically has the Adam Carolla policy, i.e. he just shows up upon invitation to any podcast.

@lovepeacebliss

Жыл бұрын

Thats bill burr

@jackhumphries6687

Жыл бұрын

Thats how he always seems. Nothing different.

@martinhouston5158

Жыл бұрын

It makes sense. The energy and “anger” he exerts on stage. I’d say this is him in recharge mode.

Ay Bill, start exercising, you're not that old and your neck is already disappearing into your shoulders like larry king! Get after it, ur not allowed to die early, the world needs more of u.

Thank you for this. I love that man!

So many uneducated comments on here about Burr like the reason this interview wasn’t “smooth” is because Burr has “changed”. News flash, there are compilation videos of Burr from over ten years ago being way more aggressive and confrontational to interviewers than here. This has always been his style and it’s what made him the best comedian alive. With bill burr you get what’s in front of you. This is par for the course with him and it’s great. He roasts everyone and is always going to come across as the angry old bald Boston dude. If anything this interview is MORE friendly and mellow than it would’ve been years ago

@kenlewis2253

Жыл бұрын

54… “old” … Hmmm.

@andrewmowbray7035

Жыл бұрын

@@kenlewis2253 relax Ken. I just saw his standup routine last weekend and he had a ten minute bit about being old. And how when people call him middle age he tells them to do the math. 54x2 is 108 and he’s not making if that far. I don’t think 54 is elderly, I play soccer with dudes in their 50s who hold their own. But even bill would call himself an old guy

Great interview. Enthralling, just like the Sam Harris interview. And I am not one of these tribal people who thinks "Oh, Sam Harris is so terrible now, he shouldn't be on the show". These guests all bring a different viewpoint and make you think about things.

look at this legend. he is killling this interview. Too famous to bully, too real to back down. just real talk. fucking beautiful.