This might be the least toxic comments section on the entirety of the internet. It's so nice to see so many people expressing their love and gratitude for such a genuinely beautiful soul. I can't stop scrolling.

To see all the familiar faces even in 2021 speaks on how awesome Conan is.

@Andrew-vw5vb

Жыл бұрын

@@ClimbingTheMountain777 ugh. When you're in the middle of what Conan was, which was a terrible mental space, those things unfortunately happen and you do your best to fix them. That's real life. People hurt people. Or they ratio (which does nothing unless youre a business or care about fake status). This celebrity worship/perfection nonsense has gone way too far

@bobbycosta2614

Жыл бұрын

@@ClimbingTheMountain777 no that’s literally a bit they do with each other

@nikilgrama1080

Жыл бұрын

@@ClimbingTheMountain777 that was a bit

@milwaukeeskosher

Жыл бұрын

@@ClimbingTheMountain777 That was a bit. They've known each other for years.

@davidzeile6241

Жыл бұрын

I love that you can randomly hear Sona cackling in half the shots, and if you look in the background you can often spot her giant mop of hair cocked back as she laughs. It all makes me smile.

I think people have the wrong idea. Conan isn’t the best host because of his comedy or his sketches, (though both of which are top tier) he’s the best because of how genuine he is. He’s so human. He experiences burnout and sadness and frustration just like everyone else, and he isn’t afraid of people knowing it.

@pacmanshooter247

2 жыл бұрын

true! Conan is freaking raw as a person, I'm pretty sure that's why I - and many others - like him.

@whenraindropsfall

2 жыл бұрын

I think you have the wrong idea. You’re lowkey insinuating Conan didn’t make it through by hard work or talent but just through manners and that the other hosts aren’t genuine. That’s not admirable at all

@chase.was.h3r3

2 жыл бұрын

@@whenraindropsfall Always something to complain about huh?

@47eoghan47

2 жыл бұрын

???

@nukeninmgt1504

2 жыл бұрын

@@whenraindropsfall You gotta be trying to intentionally take it the wrong way to come away from it think that.

He says how tired he is and how he doesn’t wanna talk to ppl… then he does it unrelentingly as if he can’t help it. What a guy man

@zackwetzel2158

2 жыл бұрын

He really can't help it, he admits to this. Attention is a drug sometimes, but it will wear someone out. Something like that

@MrTh3ja

2 жыл бұрын

974112

@swapshots4427

2 жыл бұрын

It's kinda the artistic cathartic art; is it not.? Never really was my thing, I'm 65. Now I appreciate and respect. He sure had guts.

@freedomoftruth9071

2 жыл бұрын

hes arrogant but not selfish

@profile2047

Жыл бұрын

@@freedomoftruth9071 By far that arrogance is a whole joke, an act. Come on.

Sona and Andy are like 24hr therapists. They're amazing.

@WisamSafi1978

2 ай бұрын

They’re like family.

@jkap34

23 күн бұрын

Random producer: get on that water buffalo. Andy Richter: DON'T get on that water buffalo Conan Obrien: being me, i ignored Andy like usual and [etc.], i had a huge bruise on my hip and it swelled and they had to cut me out of my jeans.

Conan: "I wish I had natural glow" Sona: "It's not your fault" That's loving sister energy if there ever was.

I'm glad the editor included footage of the team ripping apart the backup singer for bringing her entire extended family to make themselves at home in the LEAD PERFORMER'S PRIVATE ROOM.

@lnbni

Жыл бұрын

they just kept coming😭

53:55 I love that Sona's trying to protect Conan a bit from all the people he has to constantly meet, and Conan immediately pipes in "That's not your job!" Conan's going through it in this movie, but you can tell he and his crew love each other.

I love it how Sona lights up when Conan gives her a compliment.

i am very happy that conan cleared that kid quickly, making sure he did not use that phrase again. very quick, very classy, love this guy.

@appletongallery

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not happy that he did that! That was the only cringy part of the documentary. That kid was just speaking truthfully. This political correctness is killing comedy. Then the kid says “gyped” which is mildly derogatory towards gypsys. It’s OK to say I got Jewed.

@pedrochamberlain629

2 жыл бұрын

@@appletongallery It's definitely not OK. Also, how is "political correctness" (being against derogatory terms) ruining comedy? I'd rather listen to the guy with the 3 decade-long successful comedy career. And I agree! Gypsys deserve respect too.

@appletongallery

2 жыл бұрын

@@pedrochamberlain629 - It’s definitely OK to be derogatory towards Jews. It’s definitely OK to be derogatory towards whites, Hispanics,etc. Why must Jews be protected from criticism? Are they so weak that they can’t be knocked?

@hannahhelton3789

2 жыл бұрын

@@appletongallery there’s low brow humor, then there’s no-brow humor. Those kids had nothing genuinely funny to say. Didn’t elevate the phrase at all.

@existenceisrelative

Жыл бұрын

@@appletongallery "jewed"? that's a thing people say?

I am glad Conan called the kid out on that remark.

@randygonzalez6250

24 күн бұрын

That kid's remark is a deliberately tactless & provocative reference to South Park; I can almost guarantee that. Although I very much doubt he comprehends the symbolism & social commentary South Park contains.

Bar far one of the most loved, hardworking and funny hosts on the planet. Fucking love Conan.

@shotgunsam23

2 жыл бұрын

@stantheman1684 I think you’re thinking of Stephen Colbert.

@nappa1413

9 ай бұрын

@@shotgunsam23 imagine having such bad taste

@shotgunsam23

9 ай бұрын

@@nappa1413 huh, you realize I was replying to someone right

@WaldoBagelTopper

4 ай бұрын

@@shotgunsam23 There mere fact that you put Stephen Colbert in the same sentence/level as Conan Obrien is extremely embarrassing.

@shotgunsam23

4 ай бұрын

@@WaldoBagelTopper for Colbert

Conan is the king of late night talk shows. He's brilliant. The GOAT

@robbieallan6522

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree 👍

@Orbitalbomb

2 жыл бұрын

nah, the GOAT was Craig Ferguson. But Conan is a close second

@epictnt

2 жыл бұрын

@@Orbitalbomb I love Craig Ferguson, no doubt. But it's not even close my man. Conan is an Icon in latenight, and amongst comedians as a whole. Craig was amazing too but didn't push the boundaries of the game and reinvent them. Craig was super funny, and his flirting is legendary, but outside of that...he pales in comparison to the palest man in history. Coco for lyfe!

@sicfxmusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@Orbitalbomb Ferguson is nothing without a hot chick 🤣🤣

@slavexcalledxshiver

Ай бұрын

I am 100% biased in this sense. Nothing anyone could ever say would lead me to believe that he is not the all time greatest.

13:18 I love how the tour manager doesn’t understand Sona and Conan’s relationship, so he is genuinely trying to smooth over the situation with the messed up food order 🤣🤣🤣

@ok9908

2 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: That guy is also Dave Grohl's tour manager

@Pgpiano2390

Жыл бұрын

It’s a bit! ♥️

@zurzakne-etra7069

Жыл бұрын

Conan tells this story on his podcast about how he kept saying he wanted drugs (?) and this guy, the tour manager would always earnestly tell him no lol

@elliottmcpeek7443

Жыл бұрын

@@zurzakne-etra7069 if you'd happen to recall which episode that's from i might be interested in knowing

The secret to Conan's longevity : Coming home to a wife like that

@NN-cc6dd

2 жыл бұрын

She is lovely indeed

@jamesthenabignumber

Жыл бұрын

The real question is this: why would you ever work long hours when that hottie is waiting for you at home?

@Tonyhouse1168

21 күн бұрын

@@jamesthenabignumberabsence makes the heart grow fonder

@lydiaboll2872

Күн бұрын

@@Tonyhouse1168Familiarity breeds contempt.

"Do you think you could have fun without an audience in front of you?" Oh , wow! That actually happened.

57:19 Lowkey my favorite part, our first look at the incredible one-on-one comedy of Sona and Conan ❤

It really warms my heart how hardcore Conan sticks up for Sona for the whole problem backstage meet-and-greet stuff. She got sorta thrown under the bus and Conan would not have it. It would be the easiest thing in the world to just "blame the assistant" and let it go, but he sticks to his guns TWICE. 49:17 "No, you can't put this on Sona" 53:40 "That is not your job, it's ridiculous"

@the406seadonkey6

7 ай бұрын

There's always been something a bit suspect about how he continues to include her in his life. She doesn't provide anything of value, yet she's always center-stage. If I were his wife, I wouldn't like it one bit.

@frightenedsoul

7 ай бұрын

@@the406seadonkey6that’s ridiculous. You have no idea what you’re talking about.

@the406seadonkey6

7 ай бұрын

@@frightenedsoul No more than you do, correct.

@frightenedsoul

7 ай бұрын

@@the406seadonkey6 yes. Exactly. Now you’re catching on.

@the406seadonkey6

7 ай бұрын

@@frightenedsoul Word. Homey. Peace.

Seeing Conan so raw and vulnerable is both heartbreaking and aspirational. It’s never been about the money or status with him. It’s always been about the joy he gets in front of an audience and the joy the audience gets from him. He also surrounded himself with really good people that understood him and got him through that period; Sona, Sweeney, Blay, Ross, Andy and many others. Bless Liza too, she’s amazing. Much love to Team Coco. Can’t wait to see what you come up with next.

I've been watching Conan for over 20 years. I've heard him tackle a lot of societal issues without being in your face about it. 9/11, mass shootings, gay marriage, etc. But the way he handles 43:00 and just really reps being a stand up guy, he's legit my hero. Conan makes the world a better place.

Conan’s tour manager who you see in this movie is Gus Brandt. He was my tour manager for a while in the early 2000’s. Best in the biz. You absolutely can’t make him laugh. Ever. Sweetest guy in the world though. He’s with the Foo Fighters and Blink 182 now. Cheers Gus!

@valhallaxx

18 күн бұрын

Checked out your channel, you're a sick drummer mate.

@patton303

17 күн бұрын

@@valhallaxx Hey thanks, brother!

47:56 Jack playing along with the bit and acting so hurt makes it that much funnier.

I really love Conan. Every now and then I still re-watch his contents...he's the king of improv.

Whatever happened. Conan had the guts to do something different and not bend in front of anyone. He just made his legacy

I'm so glad I finally got to sit down and watch this. The "Can't Stop" aspect made me sad for Conan a bit. Like, you don't HAVE to make everything a bit. We'll still like you. We'll understand if you just want to sit there and not make everyone talk into banana phones. There's such a sad desperation underneath the funny. After years of hearing it on the podcast, the Conan and Sona dynamic is fascinating to watch on screen. This was a nice peek inside the Conanverse.

this documentary destroys the narrative that sona is bad at her job

@elonif4125

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was also pleasantly surprised by that. She’s pretty much there 24/7 for Conan and constantly helps him out.

Man I don't know what to say No amount of words can describe what this man is how he's helped me through my anxiety. He is an all rounder. He's everything. I just purely love him just love him

@tippitytop

Жыл бұрын

Sachmein bhai

@slavexcalledxshiver

Ай бұрын

Right there with you, man. Conan has been helping my mental health for nearly three decades. It would be such an honor to meet him.

What a class act. Damn near blew his voice out saying hi to everybody!

@katherenewedic8076

2 жыл бұрын

But then complained about meeting the family of the backup singers and dancers family

@shotgunsam23

2 жыл бұрын

@@katherenewedic8076 this was a mockumentary of rockstars.

@chase.was.h3r3

2 жыл бұрын

@@shotgunsam23 Source?

@CatatonicImperfect

2 жыл бұрын

the bitching was hard to watch. as understandable as his exhaustion may have been. seems like maybe he should just have darted out of those places after the show.

@jackdaw99

Жыл бұрын

@@shotgunsam23 you keep saying this in all the comments on youtube but it’s not

NBC made a HUGE mistake. Conan is a force to be reconned with.. even now in 2023

really is a class act to allow those kids who where bashing Jews to not just watch the show but also go to rehearsal. I hope that they grew wiser as they got older.

@slavexcalledxshiver

Ай бұрын

Seriously. Conan has the biggest heart. It is impossible to not love him.

It’s testament to Conans nature that the majority of those people around him are still there

Probably 3rd time I watched this. Love seeing Conan's rare cranky side. 😂 It shows that he actually may be human after all.

42:57 probably the most cringeworthy moment of the doc where Conan shuts down the antisemitism of the kid. A lot of kids nowadays need a moment like that with the amount of "edgy" humor flying around that quickly denigrates into just casual racism. The other kids try to laugh it off but Conan really doesn't let him off on it, great scene

@MeanKitchnerLeslie

Жыл бұрын

Seems like there's a difference between being funny and antisemitic. Take note Kanye!

@TheMedicinMannen

Жыл бұрын

He handled that pretty well I'd gotta say

@fhfbjufhwflpkpldxeh6070

Жыл бұрын

yeah it is pretty cringe how conan acts like that, those kids were based as hell and completely right, i knew conan was always a little cuck

@julesfrancis

Жыл бұрын

this is important

@Emilio_Garcia

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunate that he "corrected" himself with another slur

I teared up at the part with the backup singers for some reason. It was just Conan, messing around, showing people that it's okay to let go, be silly and be happy. Conan O'Brien has always been there to lift me up over the course of the past ten years. Conan O'Brien might need a friend, but he's always been mine.

@elenasecura

Жыл бұрын

same here ❤

@Tonyhouse1168

21 күн бұрын

Samesies💙

Oh my God the bit with Jack McBrayer is hysterical

@aldenjames5611

2 жыл бұрын

Jack looks so defeated

@MarcKloos

2 жыл бұрын

In his podcast, Conan said that Jack has the best deadpan responses, so that everyone thinks Conan really is a bully and Jack really hates this. But it's all acting and playing off on each other, believe it or not.

@bdre5555

2 жыл бұрын

@@MarcKloos that dance that he broke out was one of the best on-the-spot responses I think I've ever seen

1:16:55 Andy’s exasperation when he says “Bess *Truman* ?!” Is hilarious

okay but conan was literally my childhood , i grew up with his humor and personality and was so happy when his show carried on into my teen years ! 💕 forever team coco !

@HOTD108_

Жыл бұрын

That's your problem.

14:56 "We're not going on TBS" And then he was there for 10 years 😂

He’s a National Treasure we’re all lucky to have.

I can't imagine what it must feel like having fun before your show with Jim Carrey, Craig Robinson, Nick Offerman and Jon Hamm... I know the general vibe of this documentary is he's working his ass off, but seriously what a life he's had...

Loyalty is a very admirable trait, and Conan demonstrates it every waking second of his life.

Conan Obrien cosplaying Bill Burr being an executive is awesome

42:39 Sona's smile is everything

@willceurvels

6 ай бұрын

And then later when he hugs her and she starts crying ❤️

OMG when Conan's son came in and he cuddled him 😍😍

Always loved Conan, but the older I get the more I realize how toxic media culture was back then (90s-2000s specifically), and the more I have a newfound appreciation for Conan. 💗 I first realized it when I started noticing that he makes everyone seem so comfortable, even the most notoriously awkward and uncomfortable people (like Kristen Stewart for example). And how different some of his older interviews seem when compared against some of the other late night show host’s interviews (Letterman forcing girls to kiss him first comes to mind, and many of the rest asking super gross or intrusive “gotcha” questions and making super demeaning jokes about women.) Conan seems like a truly great man and this gave me an even better behind-the-scenes view of it. You can also tell that keeping his team employed was weighing really heavily on him. Hope to see him doing some more great stuff again in the near future 💗

@endokrin7897

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, someone who doesn't actually like letterman! My kinda guy! Edit: the funny part is you're not a guy. Hope you got the joke, since you were talking about toxic culture 😜

@ette_ca

2 жыл бұрын

@@endokrin7897 did you just assume my gender 😂😘

this makes me realise that conan is so high energy and hard working, he kind of reminds me of robin williams a little in this...

When I go to Bonnaroo I usually go to the comedy tent to sleep, it's air conditioned, dark and quiet half the time. I didn't even know he was going to be performing till ppl started rolling in. It was so damn funny. Great suprise that year.

This is a great documentary. Conan deserves all the success and should always be on screen or audio. One of the funniest genuine good humans on the planet.

i didnt even know conan is a dad, what a greatest dad

I love it Conan how you put your point across in a non-violitile way. Having being treated with disrespect impacts everyone who loves you. Be strong lol

36:50 Jeff Ross is so good at his job. He seems how exhausted Conan is, and how worried he is about that fact and comes in with the perfectone word reassurance on the spot.

100% dope AF & the film that caused me to experience envy for another man's talent & drive for the 1st time ever. Conan is the man, and we're lucky to have him.

Conan is the major reason why my madness now has method, and comic relief. He is a timeless masterpiece. And the true gentle giant of late night.

Omg Sona is so adorable 🥺

Such an honest and fascinating documentary. I’ve only really become aware of Conan and his crew quite recently because of the wonderful podcasts. Conan’s such a hardworking guy and everyone who knows him loves him 👍😎

@duncansteedman9986

8 ай бұрын

42:50 ( reaction to Mel Gibson remark ) 👍

I cant help but shed happy tears every now and then when I see this again. I always come back to see this beast in action.

You can tell conan is a great person....because almost all of his staff is still going strong (2022)....kill'n it with conan o'brian needs a friend podcast...New show coming up soon...this man can't just stop..and we don't want him to stop.

His improv skills are great.

Thank you for uploading it in such a quality

I love how he both cares so much for his staff and at the same time he bullies them to death. They all look like they hate the fact that they love him.

Third time watching this and I must say, as a documentary, this is superb. Makers did a great job telling the story through just shots (e.g. the cookie gift being broken after all the people came in and out). All the small little moments they captured. Great combination of a fascinating subject and thoughtful film making

@frankeckhardtii9072

6 ай бұрын

The Director is Rodman Flender. An actor/director who is an old friend of conans and uncle to actor Timothy Chalamet.

It was very nice of those ladies to pray for him.

Thanks for uploading, I doubt if have ever seen this without it being on KZread. Just heard about it on the Inside Conan podcast. Now if we could just get full episodes of the shows on KZread!

Thank you for uploading this! Would've loved to buy it, but it's sadly not available in Germany.

@drummerfreak69

2 жыл бұрын

No worries mate 🙂

Thank you for uploading this gem!

watching the getting ready to tour part is painful to watch - the stress for everyone, except maybe sona, is heavy. welcome to eugene ....sona to mom.."ok dude" , i was "mommy dude" to my son. i can relate to all this. stress, humor, self doubt - success by a thousand cuts. AARRGGHH. great show....

Thanks for uploading one in decent quality. Way better than the one with Asian lettering as the title

Conan you will forever be my guide and mentor to comedy, love you!

I don't know why but this kind of felt like a prelude for the podcast. loved it!

Watching this was euphoric, it's like taking a hit of Conan.

Holy shit didnt know Eddie Vedder performed for Conan's show! So incredible!!

Loved the spontaneous ”deliverance” backstage!

57:20 I keep coming back to this bit

How can you not love this man, the absolute goat 🔥🔥🔥

Made my day. Thank you why have I never seen this?

10:58 this moment and sona's little smile awwwww

Nikki Glazer put it nicely, his comedic sense make me feel seen and understood.

It takes a ton of energy to move nonstop like that dance he did.

Thanks so much for this. I had only seen the one with commentary. That was great, but I wanted to hear the movie, too.

Conan was my favorite before allyall. Not really a word. Since the 90's. With his "in the year 2000....in the year 2000....." best interviewer BY FAR!! My God he saved so many interviews.....so underrated but brilliant.

@monicapyle

2 жыл бұрын

Yes me too. I can still remember the high pitched voice saying "in the year 2000". I was in middle school lol. I remember the first time I saw him on tv I thought he was great

I watch this every year

Thanks for uploading this!!

Conan is the Best talk show host ever.

Conan is genius and hes my fav artist of all time

This man was working on his day off! 🙌🏾

The moment around 1:18:00 really got to me for some reason. A mix of care and frustration and support.

The greatest Late Night Host/comedian in the US

What a gem this man is. So is this doc.

what a legend. He has conquered the comedy world and has become a living legend. He is up there with Comedy Gods like Groucho Marx , Richard Pryor, Johnny Carsson and Monty Python. He is The Ginger Hurricane , a pale and sickly force of nature ! I would have loved to see more of him and the band. TEAM COCO 4 LIFE

@lydiaboll2872

Күн бұрын

Carson*

seeing this is a glimpse into beautiful insanity and unstoppable work ethic and staying kind to people…. side note - sona is a beast!!!

Conan is definitely one of the guys,Go Conan.

thank you for uploading this :)

i have been watching conan since i was 12 now im 21 and this is the first time i have watched how vulnerable conan is at these times. bless him. i love you conan

@kmsleyang8972

3 ай бұрын

I’ve been watching him since I was 12 also. I’m now 43 lol. I started watching him his first year on tv. I gotta kid your age who watches him now too because I always have!

@tennorim-hk3nj

3 ай бұрын

@@kmsleyang8972 i know that i grew up watching the right things and i believe we both are in the right path. tell 'em i said hi! and i say hi to you too!

@kmsleyang8972

3 ай бұрын

@@tennorim-hk3nj my only kid is a daughter and I’ll tell her! Hello from North Carolina, internet friend!! 🤍🤍

This and of course Conan are always great!! Glad I was able to see this now. Didn't know about it. What platform was it shown on? 10 years later... Man alive!! Hey, better late than never. 😉

I love this man so much it’s bordering on lust

U keep doing that you GONNA get your own show. . .. . . Love the red hair.

Conan is one of the best humans every. I can't see a single flaw. Hes the best

I’m starting to understand why they say you need positive people around you to “make” it.

“Check it out guys! Hello hello, banana company!”😂🤣🤣

Great shows Conan O’Brien!♥️♥️♥️