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@justinholtman

4 ай бұрын

U already know, redbars watching btw.

@stevemeaney9372

4 ай бұрын

Dude please delete the bot comments

@matthewtaylor5230

4 ай бұрын

I did 👍💯🔥

@Minkg415

4 ай бұрын

Not sure if you can find it, but old 2b2c or ymh had a guest that told Tom "you're going to be doing this forever " because he has kids to support and they're both under 10. Seems like Tom tried to fast track his monetary gain and lost sight of longevity.. he's burning himself out, possibly financially.

@Madkalibyr

4 ай бұрын

@@justinholtman❤❤❤❤❤

Ozempic, steroids ,personal trainers, make up ,millions of dollars and still looks like the assistant manager at Home Depot

@Man.Well93

Ай бұрын

Over 100 likes and no re-comment? You are right on brother! And he (Tom) is acting like it is an accomplishment and that he is "ripped". It's an accomplishment to actually be ripped when you work a 9 to 5.

@Buckmelanoma1

Ай бұрын

Big Boned Tom

Tom Segura grew up as the son of a vice president at Merrill Lynch. He grew up with money and never had to worry about money. That’s why he’s spent 40 years trying to make it as a comedian, because he could. Tom telling people that they should figure out is the funniest thing he has ever said.

@nullakjg767

4 ай бұрын

yeah even the story he told on ari shaffirs show (which is supposed to be about crazy stories) was just "when i was in school i was a narco junkie and accidentally OD'd, then my dad said he was disappointed which made me sad". its such stereotypical "rich spoiled kid" story.

@gingerleamcwow435

4 ай бұрын

NAILED IT

@l1n0

4 ай бұрын

@@nullakjg767What’s wrong with that? He might’ve grown up with financial security, but his current wealth still stems from him being a great comedian. I don’t get the criticism. Maybe I’m a spoiled brat too lol

@breakerrythangallday

4 ай бұрын

​@@l1n0without that financial security it's unlikely he would've had the success he has. No hate towards well to do parents that want the best for their kids, but I'd bet you that the only reason he ever lived in any seedy places is because his parents got tired of paying his rent while he was off pursuing a comedy career. Hats off, he made it, he's just being a douche about it.

@Lawviathan

4 ай бұрын

Same with Rogan, "Just do what you're passionate about" bruh I have bills to pay and mouths to feed lol.

I have a theory that his testosterone shots are making him act like this. For real. You’re not supposed to have T levels of a 17 yr old when you’re 50.

@t1nma5k22

4 ай бұрын

I think it's a culmination of things such as The accident, the loss of his father alongside Ayahuasca

@jordanwicks1877

4 ай бұрын

Legit, I’ve used to go on and off testosterone many years back and it can turn you alot more apathetic and fearless, makes you way more competitive too and less humble. So glad I stopped because I’m much less egoic with my decision making and feel a lot more human, probably due to estrogen getting unchecked though. But they way these idiots acts as well as Joe Rogan was similar to myself back then. Just my thoughts.

@t1nma5k22

4 ай бұрын

@@jordanwicks1877Rogan acts in a manner that is well liked & appreciated, otherwise he would not have the top podcast n the world, would not have guests praying & fighting to be on his podcast or generally around him

@beazyb

4 ай бұрын

​@@t1nma5k22get off Rogans tool

@ev446

4 ай бұрын

Well, yea.

Tarantino is one of my favorite directors and him roasting Tom on not reading his book is one of my favorite moments. How do you have someone like Tarantino on and you don't have one of your 30 staff members read the book and write you a summary so you don't look like an idiot..?

@mothershipco

4 ай бұрын

you're too busy browsing white leather jackets for "homeowners".

@grazie-dc6we

4 ай бұрын

It really is insulting. He brings Tarantino on because it'll get him lots of views and can't even be bothered reading the guy's book that he was there to talk about.

@lupo3694

4 ай бұрын

Sometimes, when I am in a bad mood, I watch that clip. Tom squirming as Quentin is roasting him is just perfect.

@samael4550

4 ай бұрын

Yeah idk about that one lmao. Especially if the guy doesn’t normally read, he’s not gonna read a whole book for a singular episode of a podcast. And that doesn’t make him an awful person lmao, or even really a bad host. You don’t have to read an entire book to have someone make a guest appearance on YOUR show. And Tarantino is just fucking annoying, like Jesus Christ just say “I know you didn’t read it”, the way he’s so Hollywood and over-the-top was painfully cringy to watch. (I don’t even like Segura and agree with this video, but the Tarantino example is the weakest of the bunch, by far)

@stevenleblanc8146

4 ай бұрын

I agree. Why does a host have to read a guest's book before an appearance? If they wrote books for a living, having at least one under the belt would probably help with the episode but if they played shortstop, is watching them play baseball not enough? The host has to buy their vodka and cologne too? Maybe give em a rub and tug while they're busy hanging off their nuts.

Seeing all the Old Tom vs New Tom contrast clips back to back makes me feel less stupid for previously being a fan. He used to legitimately be likable

@Madkalibyr

4 ай бұрын

Feeling the same way

@t1nma5k22

4 ай бұрын

OH no He was VERY likable & relatable AND his Stand up was Pretty damn funny rather than just shock value or tales he's told on 35 diff podcasts

@matthewfors114

4 ай бұрын

he seems the exact same to me

@t1nma5k22

4 ай бұрын

@@matthewfors114Nice Try Tom

@t1nma5k22

4 ай бұрын

@@Stece-mk3pbVery witty retort, I commend You!

What people need to realize is that it's not about jealousy, it's not about insecurity. It's about Tom becoming unrelatable and gluttonous in his wealth and disposition.

@John-mf1sz

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, for sure. I don’t think anyone wants to not hear about his 20k watch because “it makes people feel bad”, it’s about him coming off as a pretentious and insufferable douche. He comes off as incredibly unlikeable these days, and for more reasons than just that.

@sachinvaikunth

4 ай бұрын

I would disagree a little bit. It's not just about the insecurity.Tom Segura called his listeners "losers." You pick up the same vibes from his wife. Kevin Hart has always spent a lot on clothing, watches, etc. He has still been somewhat relatable. He also doesn't actively antagonize his fans

@Tedanson

4 ай бұрын

@@John-mf1sz he's just not very interesting, he at least seemed relatable in a corny dad sort of way before, you've got these interesting guys like theo vonn, shane gillis, bobby lee and then you've got boring tom and his dud wife who once they stopped being at least humble and chilled are now just unrelatable assholes with nothing to offer and won't be able to compete with younger more talented people like shane and theo

@stevebanning902

4 ай бұрын

Even moreso the fact that he, like an addict - will never admit it and will live in denial forever over it.

@blakesimmons5130

4 ай бұрын

​@@sachinvaikunth You read his comment wrong

Mannnn you nailed it. This totally validated how I have been feeling about them both the last 2.5 years. I really thought I was just being another "loser" that hated on peoples success. Seeing all these old clips in contrast to their new stuff really shines a light on how out of touch they both have become. Tom was by far my favorite comedian for a LONG time. I never liked Bert's comedy that much, but I enjoyed his dynamic with Tom on 2B1C. Now, I can't STAND to hear either of them speak longer than 5 minutes without being annoyed. Hearing Tom basically gloat about how much money he blows, immediately reminds me of a bit he did in his "Totally Normal" special from 2014. He talks about shopping for things WAY out of his price range knowing he can't afford it. Now instead of relating to his audience, he basically says "haha I'm rich, you're poor! Good joke right?!"

@SCOODAMcGOODA

4 ай бұрын

Weird. You could always listen to something else? Lol I'm sure you realize that tho.

@madskrillz2

4 ай бұрын

@@SCOODAMcGOODA I do listen to something else. I haven't listened to YMH/2B1C in prob 2 years now. Around the time they got the new 2B1C studio. I was already seeing the shift back then.

@IconicDumbass

4 ай бұрын

I came at the perfect time to notice right around the McDonald’s money fell thru. How they acted then compared to now is night and day. Can’t believe I listened to the crap.

@madskrillz2

4 ай бұрын

@@IconicDumbassFor sure. Christina has always been pretty annoying, but she's just as bad now too. One of my favorite podcast clips of all time is when Bill Burr put her in her place when she acted like having "10 years of therapy" made her a therapist too lol.

@imnotbenavery9220

3 ай бұрын

Nadav was doing much heavier lifting with his laugh track than I realized, was watching out of habit til then but the vibe changed too much, was a pretty big fan during covid bc of the live events, I bought 8 live ymh specials and am grateful for the years it was great

New theory: Tom got addicted to opiates after his accident, then switched to kratom.

@wakenow1

4 ай бұрын

These kratom vendors have products with additives and unconventional growing and harvesting techniques and it seems to be highly addictive. Ordering shipments straight from Bali or Vietnam, you get the conventional process with an all natural dried and cured kratom leaf and haven't had any issues. Buying from vendors, head shops, gas stations and websites, I get this highly potent herb, but the dependency and withdrawal symptoms are NOT fun... I've been using kratom for over 15 years and let me tell you... It's not all organic, natural, or safe.

@vlnow

4 ай бұрын

Even fresh from the tree kratom is addictive and can f'k peoples lives up. I get annoyed when i see these people shilling it like its harmless or something. It can be and does become addictive.

@ambersmyth2469

3 ай бұрын

@@wakenow1 nobody is out robbing people to buy kratom.. thats like comparing caffeine to methamphetamine.

@missyelliot6237

2 ай бұрын

@@vlnowagree

@seancollins6572

Ай бұрын

All kratom is addictive r3t@rd its an oppiate aggonist. All oppiate aggonists are physically addictive​@@wakenow1

I'm only 15 minutes in, but nobody seems to have mentioned how much Tom losing his dad has affected him. Without that "heeey buddy!" he's stuck embodying his mom, and she is wildly materialistic.

@rockzom

4 ай бұрын

Seriously, this is 90% of the change.

@samanthab1923

4 ай бұрын

You’re right. I love how people go on about him being a rich kid only to have him basically supporting Charo in her senior years.

@johnszczerba9979

4 ай бұрын

Don't you post this online in every Segura video and on reddit?

@rockzom

4 ай бұрын

@@johnszczerba9979 not sure what you are referring to

@austindolan7182

4 ай бұрын

i love the one call with top dog where tom tells his dad he needs some updog, and top dog tells him it's like a 4th grade joke. which makes tom spit his drink out. calling top dog never got old, but charo's gaslighting materialistic BS gets old immediately.

Im still trying to understand what people see in Tom

@donflo3

4 ай бұрын

Have you ever seen any of his specials?

@skepsisrollins1711

4 ай бұрын

@@donflo3 unfortunately, yes, so i'll repeat the OP's statement im still trying to understand what people see in tom

@richcheckmaker9789

4 ай бұрын

@@skepsisrollins1711 Did you watch the video?

@Tedanson

4 ай бұрын

I think before he turned on his fans people saw him as a Luke warm glass of milk, just like a friendly dad, not gonna upset you, not gonna have any strong beliefs one way or another. Some people find a luke warm glass of milk comforting and don't want a shot of whiskey or anything like that

@thelifeaquatica

4 ай бұрын

He does have some memorable bits and some of the early YMH stuff was good

Brendan Schaub, Bert & Tom & Andrew Schultz have given us all hours on hours of entertainment by KZreadrs criticizing them.. I’m deeply invested at this point

@acetate909

2 ай бұрын

"This is the kind of gossip my GF gets invested in". Also, cut the BS. We all know you don't have a Gf.

Holy shit. Someone send the beginning of this to Tom😂 that was masterfully put together, good job☺️

My grandfather told me long ago, "Money doesn't change people. It just shows you who they really are."

@silentandcliche

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, since money essentially = power, it's just another way of putting the old saying, "any man can stand adversity. Give a man power and you see who he really is"

@anonamoose1891

4 ай бұрын

The saying is “money doesn’t build character it’s reveals it”

@helco2856

4 ай бұрын

Your grandfather wasn't lying.

@christopher_ecclestone

4 ай бұрын

Like alcohol

@helco2856

4 ай бұрын

@@christopher_ecclestone yes

The research required for this is pretty crazy.

@michaelturley3457

4 ай бұрын

I hope for Bert’s sake he listens to his wife and starts trying to save him money because with how bad his last special was legit a 1/10 performance, I don’t think there’s any chance he could sell out arenas again. If he does I am just fully embracing the fact that most people are absolute morons.

@boujiatexas1870

4 ай бұрын

You get an A+ for this comment. Holy shit that’s a great point

@TheBlueTomato101

3 ай бұрын

So true, literally probably hours.

@mclovinlife4018

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelturley3457I honestly can’t for the life of me comprehend how someone could possibly sit through Bert’s special for even five minutes. It’s just awful

Money changes everyone. I mean, look at you comedy enforcement. You started with 1 camera angle and now you have 2. Money gets to everyone. Even you.

I now hate Tom more than I hate Bert. Something I never thought I'd say 😢

dude these side by side comparisons of Tom from early on to now are crazyy to see!!! so cool thanks for digging for us haha

@SarahSkinnyJeans

4 ай бұрын

Yes !

@l1n0

4 ай бұрын

Although I’m a fan of his and I’m defending him in this comment section. I agree that it’s not the best look. I just don’t think it’s a big deal. Feels a bit like drama farming tbh. :-)

They’re becoming the new Schuab and Callen. Nice vid

@callieb6454

4 ай бұрын

This

@TylerFederico

2 ай бұрын

They always were in the same exact tier. Bert and Tom are marginally more talented than Schaub but that’s about it. They are all in the same group of “Comedians Rogan gave a career despite having never told a funny joke in their life.”

The funniest thing to me is Tom thinking he looks good wearing really expensive clothes. He doesn't

Tarantino roasting him is still hilarious

The "out of touch" timeline is really thorough. Well done!

The thing is Tom comes from a wealthy family he’s always been this way

@samanthab1923

4 ай бұрын

He was middle class at best. His dad was a VP at Merril Lynch. There are hundreds of those & he wasn’t based out of NYC. He was in the backwaters. Cleveland & FLA.

@EduardoHernandez-nc8uc

4 ай бұрын

His great grandfather was a lumber magnate and his grandpa owned a railroad and married an heiress. He comes from extreme wealth but didnt ever get to enjoy it due to him being a fat slob.​@samanthab1923

@seNor916x4

4 ай бұрын

@@samanthab1923You really think Vice President of Meryl Lynch is middle class? Come on!!

@johnszczerba9979

4 ай бұрын

​@samanthab1923 yet Tom long ago made it sound like he was dirt poor

@samanthab1923

4 ай бұрын

@@seNor916x4 It’s true, max salary is $162K. That’s now too. Yes, it’s a lot of money but Charro never worked & he raised three kids on that. They were comfortable but by no means living in mansions, going to CCs & driving Lambos.

Some of your best work yet, well done 👍

Does Tom even realize he's trying to BE Joe Rogan?

Tom’s father was a hedge fund manager. Tom never had to work a real job his whole life.

@CJizzleJ

4 ай бұрын

Vice President of the company btw… hardest thing Toms ever done is go for the dunk

@calebcrouch6133

4 ай бұрын

@@CJizzleJhardest thing Tom has ever done is landed.

@matthewfors114

4 ай бұрын

@@CJizzleJ vp isnt the same as vp of the usa. there are like 100 vps at a company like that, its a BS title

@Pabloesc571

4 ай бұрын

Yeah like creating stand up carrier wasn't hard at all sure

@ajagoff

4 ай бұрын

​@@matthewfors114 It still indicates that you make a gang of money.

Comedy Enforcement took an hour to say “Tom girl bossed too close to the sun”

@comedyenforcement

4 ай бұрын

lol

@saintrogies

4 ай бұрын

Tom sigorus

@rexvectum

4 ай бұрын

​@@6lbBassFisherman-zp6dtlol what

@wheattt1

3 ай бұрын

What?

@persperspersp2866

3 ай бұрын

Tom Sicarus@@saintrogies

I love the long format man. Nicely done

Thanks for all the work!

Been cool watching your channel grow, been here since you had around 15k subs. Now you’re dropping hour long bangers. Can see the improvements on the editing and overall quality too. Keep going dude, you’re killin it.

Whenever I see Tom I think of Bill Burr yelling "HOW BIG DOES YOUR FUCKIN' YACHT GOTTA BE!"

@t1nma5k22

4 ай бұрын

ALSO WHY Bill who is not only cemented as a legit Comedy GOAT & actually funny BUT the guy has been doing well for a while YET never was one to go down this Segura route

@phurba169

4 ай бұрын

Bill burr sold out too when he made that woke ass Netflix movie.

@jessiemartinez975

4 ай бұрын

​@@phurba169 Bill Burr is allowed to make some money. He actually earned it. These anti-woke babies complain just as much the woke ones.

@Honaro2nd

4 ай бұрын

@@phurba169 You mean that movie where he called out cancel culture and then showed that the people behind it were predatory pieces of shit? Yeah nah dude that's so fucking woke.

@phurba169

4 ай бұрын

@@Honaro2nd who had to learn their lesson and change their ways in that movie? What was the overall message of that? The overall message was that old guys like him are all stuck in their ways and in the wrong because of it. He changes into a soy boy then it's over like that's a happy ending. That movie is leftist propaganda.

Thank you for the quality and effort for this video. Really is mind blowing the comparison so much has changed. I miss those days

That intro clip was hard as hell! What a good find. When i first saw the title i wasn't too excited because this subject has been gone over ad nauseum, but you went really in depth and packaged it all together nicely.

I'm more sad for Danny Brown, dude is an insanely talented artist and got a YMH show right before the wheels fell off, and now he's locked into a contract with the lolcow of comedy podcasts with some washed up child stars and a playboy bunny with no Nadav to save them from cringe hell

@shahrosebhatti9122

4 ай бұрын

That’s his fault 😂would you sign to Tom and Bert ?

@johnLennon255

3 ай бұрын

Serves him right for being a dick to Pauly shore

They somehow become more successful the worse they get. There is a big lag between when early fans and the masses catch on to what's cool and good. By the time the masses catch on...it's already past it's peak and on the way down. We're literally seeing it with Tom and Bert except they believe it's only the beginning lol. All their early fans regularly crap on them online

@TriStar44

4 ай бұрын

I think deep down, they’re both aware that the ship is slowly but surely sinking

This was well put together, thanks.

Lmao I forgot about his fuckin dumb jacket phase

@Beunibster

4 ай бұрын

Gonna have to give him the stamp for that one

@OddJames

4 ай бұрын

@@Beunibster around the 35:00 min mark

dude this is exactly what i needed to kick off the weekend

Awesome job putting this all together! This channel better blow up

The evolution of Bert's laugh to squeal is also illustrated in this compilation.

Think about this Bobby and Andrew talk about money all the time but they have always stayed true to the podcast and they're actually funny

@DRDOOM62

4 ай бұрын

Santino is funny. He's flirting with the line of unbearable, too though. Way too sensitive to criticism Bobby always been C tier

Getting a bad vibe from a hospital is not wild at all. I had surgery a while back but the day of the surgery we walked in and the place was just a mess. Dirty. Dim lights etc. we walked out and scheduled another surgery elsewhere

Great video man!

An hour long video... I'm in!

Those old clips are only a few years old and they are all in their 40s but somehow sound like they are all 20 in them lol

@saintrogies

4 ай бұрын

Thats a great point.

Thanks for always delivering great content 🙌🏾

Love that new camera angle lol. Crazy to see how good your channel is doing over time! Deserved!!!

Unfortunately, I fear that Shane is headed this way as well. When the fame and fortune comes so quickly, it’s impossible to not change for the worse.

@Tedanson

4 ай бұрын

on one hand you've got the toxic rogan verse pulling him in that direction, on the other hand you've got legion of skanks keeping him honest

@jacquesdubuc8204

4 ай бұрын

To be fairly optimistic, Shane as shown tendencies towards humility. Hell, the guy was embarassed being called king in the LOS pod after SNL. I know most of them (those in the controversy) were kind of humble by status. However, even on Joe's pod, he dont show signs of superiority out of the ordinary. (We all are proud to not shit in bottles, I wish) Hoarders reference* Theo is a proof that tendency is indicative of being real. If Shane become full of himself Mckusker will keep the dawg in check. He is the Shaman for a reason. EDIT: Clarity (failed, butt fuck it, we ball)

@coffee.3.4

Ай бұрын

He already is in some ways ,I listen to the MSSP from a few years ago basically exclusively now.He’s scared to get cancelled again and censors himself a lot.Still a really big fan of his ,never really liked Matt .

@coffee.3.4

Ай бұрын

Matt contradicts himself too much and acts as if he’s knowledgeable on things he knows basically nothing about.

@jacquesdubuc8204

Ай бұрын

@@coffee.3.4 yeah, I mean it's a podcast, people always say dumb stuff and will face scrutiny if said things are too bad. If you dont like Matt it's on you thought, what Matt say will be probably more annoying to you then it should, which is normal. Everyone talk as if they are knowledgeable about stuff, it's nromal they are comedian not teachers.

Tom Seguras downfall is waaaaay more interesting than Berts or Brendans, hands down!!!

Thank you for showing all the old stuff, I haven’t watched them, it really helped to see the change in him.

hell yeah ive been waiting for a new vid. keep it up!

is there a best of Tom Segura podcast moments compilation to watch on KZread? because I've literally never seen the guy say something funny. People say he fell off which implies he used to be funny? When? I'm not talking stand up, I mean as a talk show guy. He's just sits there being boring hoping that the other person says something funny. Or are his podcasts not supposed to be funny and i don't get it? Someone please explain why people watch these two talk, i don't get it

@sayrahmarie501

4 ай бұрын

🙌🏼

@GhastlyCretin

4 ай бұрын

He's terrible. People who liked him are terrible judges of what's good and what's not. He was never funny.

@skepsisrollins1711

4 ай бұрын

the original podcast he had was literally just react content, Tom fans are much lower in mental capacity than say rogan fans, which is saying a lot.

@DRDOOM62

4 ай бұрын

I liked his early early stand ups. Thought he was a funny guy. Standups have progressively gotten worse, and I only see his podcast stuff on these criticisms videos because the dumpster fire fascinates me. Bert is insufferable and not funny but at least seems like a good friend. Tom's become arrogant and pretentious

@lozzzzy

4 ай бұрын

his early shit was good he was funny imo, first 2 specials make me laugh

This is a fantastic video, thank you! Also redbar is watching!

@sethman1591

4 ай бұрын

Ew i hate that douche

Great video. Put in the work

Nice work, man. 🙌🏼

Tom didn't change, this was the person he always was. He put on a facade of normality to milk the most money out of his endeavors and then reverted to type when he felt he could milk them no more

@therainman7777

4 ай бұрын

It’s a theory, but I kind of doubt it. If he was really always this self-absorbed and egotistical, I think it would have been unbearable for him to present himself publicly as a slob or an ordinary average Joe. If you’ve ever known a highly egotistical person you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about.

@kennethfocarino7075

3 ай бұрын

No, Tom did change. He had a catastrophic, extremely public injury, whilst at the SAME time, probably making 10x more money than he’s used to. This stuff DOES change someone. When the entire world is falling apart, you’re more successful than you’ve ever been, and you had a legitimate health crisis, you might dial in and become very practical very fast. Tom couldn’t help but capitalize on everything being thrown at him, and probably became a slave to this opportunity. I didn’t stop watching YMH becuase Tom became a dick, he was kinda always a bit of a dick. It just became a whole lot less fun, becuase I can tell Tom isn’t having any fun. It’s all very inorganic and purpose built. We can feel how forced it is. That’s the problem. Edit: Oh yeah, he also had two kids during this period. If you can’t see how all this could overcook a person and alter them, you’re not thinking about it right.

You do a great job of covering this dude. Miles ahead of 2lazy and podcast cringe. Keep it up and you’ll be call all of us poors in no time :)

@ashtonhicks2514

3 ай бұрын

lol 😂

amazing vid

Very impressed. Wasn't the biggest fan of recent videos but this was outstanding. I appreciate you sir!

Tom is an example of a guy that wasn’t meant to have TRT. He’s been a low test guy his whole life, Rohan convinced him to get in TRT, and it changed him into something intolerable. As some who’s on TRT, and gotten many friends on it, I can see this from a mile away. He loves the feeling, but it’s not his natural state. For some it brings you back to what you were and you can handle it just fine, like myself. But for others, they’ve never had the experience of high test and they just can’t handle it and turn into repulsive unstable idiots.

I called it about my best friend, and I'm calling it for Tom. He's leaving his wife this year. He's completely different as a person, he's leveled up where millionaire feels poor and he realizes Bert is someone billionaires toss millions at as a clown to entertain them

Broh this is Golden one of your best that I've seen from your library. Thank you,

@comedyenforcement

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!

I don't know how I missed this til now. I am a regular enjoyer of your content. Having something like this to do a deep dive into suits you well.

Tom didn't change, he just took the mask off

@Tedanson

4 ай бұрын

exactly, if some weight loss and success turns you into that then he was always like that deep down he just didn't have the confidence to show it before

Tom will claim it was all a bit. He always does.

@florencebrisco1231

4 ай бұрын

yeah he's a coward.

Liking the longer video dude, very cool

Like the cut away to an side profile is a nice touch I been noticing you added after I believe your Vegas trip

Aren’t bears some type of term for gay dudes with beards 😂

I think Nadav leaving also affected the podcast big time his laugh was great.

Appreciate all the effort u put into this channel u are for the peoplee great work keep it up brother

Loving the long videos!

Tom is a perfect example of how it's not L.A. that changes people. It's the money. Also, I like how the austin exodus comedians thought that the L.A. comedy scene would die when they left. It just made room for other established and up-and-coming talent to get their shot.

@therainman7777

4 ай бұрын

The whole “money changed him” idea doesn’t really add up though, because he was already rich for many years before he went through this change. I agree with the creator of the video, I think it was more about the accident and his response to it.

@jessiemartinez975

4 ай бұрын

@@therainman7777 You are right. He always had this meanness to him that I couldn't get on board with. Even before the money.

@therainman7777

4 ай бұрын

@@jessiemartinez975 Agreed. There are comics who are “mean” because it’s part of their shtick, but you can tell they’re actually good people. Like Don Rickles. And then there are comics who are “mean” as part of their shtick but you get the impression it’s more of a reflection of something real. I always got the latter vibe with Tom.

@jessiemartinez975

4 ай бұрын

@@therainman7777 Me, too. Don was such a sweet guy.

Tom is 100% cringe now and Bert has amazingly become more likeable.

Amazing work on this!

this is my favorite video of yours yet! You’ve really come into your own man.. this topic is so bizarre

Ohhh shit I see what he’s doing…The Comedy Enforcement guy is gonna be doing arenas in a couple years. Dayum bro what a slick way of hinting at it! 😂

Godbless you for watching the entire catalogue lmao youre doding Gods work

dude this was so well done. i absolutely agree im already not a big fan of either guys and this was about as much of them as i can take. super glad i could watch something about them that matched my sentiments exactly while exposing the man for who he has become and keeping me entertained the entire way. well done my friend, please keep up the good work!

This took a lot of time/effort… It’s appreciated

Maybe Tom counted on his dad to help keep him grounded. It must have been a terrible loss for him. They were pretty tight.

@kennethfocarino7075

3 ай бұрын

You lose your dad, you have two kids, you have one of the most extreme preposterous injuries ever in a public fashion, you watch as the world eats itself alive, and you’ve NEVER been more successful on the biggest tour of your life. Any one of these things can change someone, but all of this happened in like a 5 year time span.

When I was younger I went through an accident at work a little different than Tom's but same type of deal with surgeries and a lengthy rehab and I developed an addiction to percocet for the next 3 yearsbthat definitely made me act different. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find out that Tom is still dependent on opiates. The weight loss would make sense too.

@ghagzor

4 ай бұрын

Hard to quit with all the money in the world and private docs

@jimmyp410

4 ай бұрын

@@ghagzor for sure. I know I wouldn't have been able to.

Your videos are super well done man. I tip my cap

an hour video on the weekend, I AM HYPED

I honestly think they never changed the two guys you see now are the same two guys in the beginning. You say what fits the narrative at the time. I guarantee they wanted all this from the beginning. I'm not falling for any of it

Losing your father can definitely change you let’s not forget that❤

i really enjoy your channel. while there are a few channels similar to yours, you do dives and hit points that nobody else hits re the comic circuit. i hope you keep growing. you deserve it.

This some of your best work. Bravo.

Be careful on how you treat people when you going up....because they will be the same people youll see when you be going down.

My boy put out a hit piece

I bet this took a while to put together. Keep up the great work!

This one is a big one bub.. Glad your channel is doing so well. Keep it up

Tom acted like he was an athlete before he tripped over his own feet and broke his fat arm

This is the downfall of Comedy Enforcement. Team Tom 🙋‍♂️

@noahb9425

4 ай бұрын

joined one minute ago, seems legit

@user-gu4jz1xr1f

4 ай бұрын

It's my 2nd acct. Not a bot, bud.

Great video. Great analysis

Nice job on the video

@comedyenforcement

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Thank you for your sacrifices. 😄

Well done sir. Great editing. 👍

incredible work

Great job on this. Didn’t honestly think I would listen to it all but I woke up and had to get ready and it actually was all really well done. Valid points and with proof . I couldn’t ask for more well done

@MattttG3

4 ай бұрын

Also halfway through, your comment about his “body literally broke in half” had me legit laugh out loud in the shower imaging him break in half and how it would happen; half down the middle horizontally or a vertical break of half him. Obviously he had the vertical in real-life. True weak kneed Tommy

I really appreciate these contextual outlines. I have been going down a rabbit hole with all the drama on these podcasts. It’s so hard to figure out why people are fighting and breaking up. This helps me understand what’s going on.