I can’t get enough of Shane and Louis talking American History.

@beanslider264

Ай бұрын

Ccxxxxxxxxxxxccccccc

"why are you.. accusing me of having fun?" is so funny

Better than JRE

@buttscarlton342

9 ай бұрын

Any day of the week

@Noah-ed2lh

8 ай бұрын

Dawgs on top baby

@marooner-martin

6 ай бұрын

Based.

@mfwicbasterd477

6 ай бұрын

"My dad will beat up your dad" 🤦‍♂️ idjit

@workingtheories

5 ай бұрын

If Louis was on JRE Joe would have been like “imagine if chimps had built a railroad”

Shane’s knowledge on American history astounds me

This should be a weekly series

“You’re having fun right? This is fun.” Lmao Shane just wants his dad to have fun, such a good young bull

@gregpayne1491

8 ай бұрын

Not his dad lol

@baylorfitness

7 ай бұрын

@@gregpayne1491 I know lmao it’s a joke

@GS-kj6ur

6 ай бұрын

@@gregpayne1491clearly his dad. Are you dumb?

@jameslucena1020

6 ай бұрын

Louis is his spiritual father

@motorcycleboy9000

5 ай бұрын

Louis is his MSNBC step-dad 😂

There should be a show of exactly this, comedians talking American history. I need 20 hours of this.

I love how Matt’s just blown away by everything said “wwwhhaatt?!”

@sonoluminescent

6 ай бұрын

He’s back in 7th grade but he’s actually absorbing and paying attention and learning. You could no bullshit adopt this style of teaching and test scores would increase.

@sonoluminescent

6 ай бұрын

He’s back in 7th grade but he’s actually absorbing and paying attention and learning. You could no bullshit adopt this style of teaching and test scores would increase.

@sonoluminescent

6 ай бұрын

He’s back in 7th grade but he’s actually absorbing and paying attention and learning. You could no bullshit adopt this style of teaching and test scores would increase.

@sonoluminescent

6 ай бұрын

He’s back in 7th grade but he’s actually absorbing and paying attention and learning. You could no bullshit adopt this style of teaching and test scores would increase.

@sonoluminescent

6 ай бұрын

He’s back in 7th grade but he’s actually absorbing and paying attention and learning. You could no bullshit adopt this style of teaching and test scores would increase.

"The light has gone out of my life" along with a massive X was the entry Teddy Roosevelt posted on February 14, 1884 when both his mother and wife died. Seeing the entry in pictures has always struck me with it's sadness.

Drunk history but without the reenactment

Love this….. more history with these guys please

Probably the best podcast I’ve ever seen.

Our American Cousin was the play Lincoln was watching. It was a comedy

Holy crap! I need to find that Nixon speech. I remember Bob Doyle ugly crying at Nixon's funeral and Schwarzenegger citing Nixon as to wjy he got into politics. In the 90's, I remember my grandfather telling me that his favorite president was Nixon.

Okay so if I'm a History teacher in HS this is what I put on when I am having a bad day or they are, or I am bored. Figure my students will love me, learn and appreciate American History. Cheers Dawg Central!!

I need more of this

The Emmy on the fireplace

THEY NEED TO DO MORE. Great history hilarious guys!

@deezlesteezle

5 ай бұрын

Yo mama chin!!!

Get Conan to get in on this. You could have a top ranked podcast that actually teaches history while making it fun. Good way to give back while raking it in.

Idk why but im just now realizing how much louie sounds like conan

These guys are great, it’s like drunk history. Bunch of dudes just riffing on stuff they don’t know much on

@deezlesteezle

5 ай бұрын

Nice!

@dr.g00gle22

4 ай бұрын

They seem to know a shitload. An unreasonable amount really.

This should be 12 hours long

How did they get my torso for the thumbnail

If I'm not mistaken, the play was our American cousin

“It’d be interesting to take this culture, with Twitter and everything, and supplant it to slavery times…” these guys should totally make this movie.

R E Lee never surrendered his sword. Grant said it was not necessary.

@deezlesteezle

5 ай бұрын

Bro move

Total of Americans that died in the Civil War was about 620,000

Louis Shane. You Yankee bastards need to turn this into a regular thing. I'm all in.

This was on my birthday! We shouldnt have it so good Louis? Assh*le

Patrice laid it out years ago. You give power to the few to control the many. Its pretty simple those in power will do anything to stay in power. It happens everyday at your nearby mcdonalds/walmart etc.., the shift manager tries his ass of to keep his employees in check to make sure he stays in charge and keeps a steady paycheck/voucher😂 just to feed his family.

@walterkovacs2612

3 ай бұрын

What an astute observation

The US almost broke apart several times before the civil war

They probed his brain with a knitting needle looking for the bullet.

GRANT was paid 10$ for his autobiography not 1000$

I'm glad slavery is gone, but im not glad we had a civil war.. the negative effects are still present today especially in the south.. i think there was a better way..

I could listen to this all day. To Donald Trump... I knew Richard Nixon and you're no Nixon.

Where they really f'd up was after freeing them they let them stay here. Should have sent them all home.

Grant drink many times after the out west post!

Shane's better

How the fuck do they know EVERYTHING about EVERY president?!

622,000 people died in the civil war . No other US conflict comes close.

You guys really need to do more research on the civil war

Surprised they didnt state Lincoln was open to sending the slaves back to Africa

620,000 died in the Civil War

Louis CK is funny. But his history sucks. No wonder he has the opinions he does. He was off by about a million regarding civil war deaths for once example. Still fun to listen to, good job Shane.

@AstroJenkins

3 ай бұрын

He reminds me of my ADHD. Total history fan, know more than the average person, but so many details get forgotten or misremembered. Plus, he gets really excited and cuts himself off, forming new thoughts mid-thought. Probably just a scatter-brain. Weed and booze doesn’t help either with the retaining info. Like, he has a basic idea of what he’s talking about, but hard facts and numbers get messed up.

@AlexJana-up2gw

2 ай бұрын

There wasn't even a million soldier deaths in the civil war? But yeah he is a comedian, not a historian, but even the historians are often wrong so chill out a little😂

@papagrantits

2 ай бұрын

I mean he's not a historian, he's a comedian. His job here is to be as accurate as he can, but funny as fuck. Sometimes people make mistakes. Shhhhhh.

750,000 soldiers died during civil war… along with unknown number of civilians

Not teddy talks makes me kinda angry

The Border Wars is what it was called. Your welcome

how do they know all of this.

@Noah-ed2lh

8 ай бұрын

History buffs easily retain information related to their favorite topics

@kvnyegvmp

6 ай бұрын

tism

@foggy370

6 ай бұрын

It's called reading.

@negativeindustrial

6 ай бұрын

Staying awake during American History class is a start.

@jonv1776

6 ай бұрын

I believe it is called "reading about topics that interest you." lol

14:45 we all know it was Hamlet kzread.info/dash/bejne/iIR-krZ6ka2qkrA.html

Huguuguyjiunhuugjugbjuhn😊😊

@deezlesteezle

5 ай бұрын

WAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKA!!!

Louis is trash