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The last time Jerry Seinfeld cared about what young people though was when he dated a 17 year old while he was in his late 30s
🤣
God damn. Facts
I'm sure he didn't care what she thought lol
Comment of the day!
He goes REEEE when you say he was 40 dating a 17-year old.
Being off a few months to a year is worth seeing him cope & seethe.
Jerry Seinfeld posing with an assault weapon alongside an IDF soldier is the only thing I needed to see to stop being a fan of his forever
Him defending Michael Richards was all I needed.
Eww. I knew he's a prick. But THAT is tasteless. Do you need an eyewash, my friend?
@@wilcee238was the dating a high schooler for me
I didn't know any of those horrific facts, but the Bee Movie was atrocious and that time he adamantly refused to give Kesha a hug or handshake on the red carpet was super strange to me.
But, uh, ya'lls instances have a lot more weight lol
His episode Anti-Dentite is actually based on Anti-Se m i te term and it was told by Kramer who in real life is Freemason who are same people behind I s r a el and Anti-Se m it e term.
The lead writer of the Seinfeld show is still producing comedy to this day. Somehow the woke mob only got Jerry and missed Larry David.
Larry also seems to be in the extreme opposite of Jerry. Curb your entusiasm openly mocks right wingers all the time. The show finale is a direct satire of Trump being on trial.
@@kaoko111 Curb is a work of genius, unlike Seinfeld. Larry should have played himself in that show.
"Woke mob"
I've enjoyed Seinfeld for years. I'm surprised to see him now so smug and aggrieved, and we'll before his movie bombed.
@@rlarsen4562 Yeah, I don't get it. He was funny. He was obviously very successful. Why he blames others for the lack of interest in him now is off-base.
Jerry is the closet real thing to Bojack Horseman. He opens his mouth and all I hear is “Back in the nineties I was in a famous TV show.”
Another show that can't exist now because of the woke!
@@svenylford4047 best be satire, boy
What would have happened if her mother didn't walk in Jerry!
@@CharlesFreckleshe would have started dating her…… holy shit Seinfeld needs to be
Bojack > Sienfeld. Character, show and real person.
Seinfeld openly admits he was handed a show out of the blue, had no idea how to write it, admitted he didn't know how to act, made a butt-load of money.....and now cannot figure out why the rest of his entertainment career hasn't been as much of a cake walk.
Typical entitled prick, gets things handed to them on a silver platter and thinks they are a genuis.
The first time I remember seeing him was on Rodney's young comedians and he was funny.
yeah his whole success was Larry David... It's really funny that Jerry Seinfeld's "oversensitivity has ruined comedy" whine-tour dovetails exactly with his funnier creative partner concluding a critically-acclaimed, arguably even more mean-spirited show that ran for a quarter century
@@prismpyre7653Big Dave Chappelle/Neal Brennan vibes.
I love Seinfeld (the show), but Seinfeld's (the man) stand up doesn't do anything for me.
Seinfeld, like Maher, has become the old guy he used to mock.
That is ironic and sad for those two guys that themselves do not notice
did he ever mock old guys? i've heard a lot of his stand up, and seen every episode of his show, and i don't have him down as "mocking the old guy"?
@@henrikpersson4698Jerry always came off as more of an old guy. Even back then.
@@henrikpersson4698he would mock older people in the show yes.
@@mookiestewart3776 maybe his (own) uncle leo ...
or his or george's parents ...
or mr bookman ...
(but was that because they're old?)
This is an extremely dumb take from Seinfeld. Hollywood was extremely liberal when his show was on and its extremely liberal now. The only thing that's changed is him. He's got more money than god but hasn't really had a regular gig for 2 decades. So just like the rest of these whiners, he has too much time on his hands and feels like the world is leaving him behind.
Liberal yes, left wing DEI extremists no
His show was not extremely liberal in today's terms. His show would be considered right wing by today's standards. And please, please stop conflating the word "liberal" with "leftist". There is nothing liberal about today's leftists. They are the most bigoted, intolerant bunch of crybabies in the world.
He started drinking Maher’s koolaid
Curb Your Enthusiasm was ten times funnier than Seinfield. In fact, Jerry was probably the least funniest out of the cast.
He was DEFINITELY the least funniest of the cast. The show only lasted because of the supporting cast.
"AND WHAT'S THE DEAL WITH WOKE CULTURE?! I LIVE THE AMERICAN DREAM, DOES THAT MEAN I'M ASLEEP?! AM I RIGHT?! AM I RIGHT, PEOPLE?!"
yes he was the least funniest .. but the show in general was and still is very very funny .. it was number one for few years . actually i think it is one of the best sitcoms if not the best.
@@robertacacciatore5133 And he admits that. He even says "There were times when we were filming I would be so in awe of the talent around me, I would wonder why I am even a part of this." FWIW
so true, Curb Your enthusiasm absolutely CLEARS Seinfeld.
Jerry Seinfeld 🤝 Bill Maher
Blaming about "wokeness" for why nobody thinks you're funny
yeah i remember the day comedy died when people didn't like jerry's gay king bit
seinfeld's so bigoted he thinks michael richards' standup is funny!
@@numberonedad this time it was a gay french king. The man has range
Also was just completely out of touch. We don’t have our phones on us all the time because we think we're important, we have them because our workplaces have demanded it for so long we barely question it anymore
@@cambriaofthevastoceans6721 rich people aren't funny except unintentionally, to laugh at
Yep
Seinfeld: Underage girlfriend? Check; Take another man’s wife? Check; Billionaire? Protect my money
Whose wife?
It's so cringey when old farts like Bill Maher and Jerry Seinfeld think they're being edgy and irreverent. You aren't sticking it to the man, guys. You are the man.
Reading these comments just proves Seinfeld's point. None of you leftists have a sense of humor; one word, an inocuous phrase, or a simple comment is enough to send you people off the rails.
@@clifton2478 Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle are doing fine with provocative humor. Jerry's problem is he's dated and uninteresting. Moreover, the writing of Larry David was the real genius behind Jerry's most successful show.
Your metrics are reductive. If one half of a comedy team seems to do better when they split, then they were clearly the talented one, carrying the other. The only goal now is edginess. Crude assumptions, both.
Here's the reality check: many people couldn't understand what the hell was supposed to be funny about Curb when it first came out, but Seinfeld's stand-up became regarded as classic. It wasn't 'edgy', and never tried to be. Finally, Burr and Chapelle would agree with everything he said here.
@@clifton2478 the sense of humor is dead on the right.
@@McCommentor Well, from what I've seen, no one on the Left can take a joke.
George carried that show. All Jerry did on that show was date hot women and find some sort of weird nitpick to break up over. 1:40 TV being *dead* has nothing to do with anything, it’s been that way for at least a decade. And for him to bring up M*A*S*H, one of the “wokest” shows of all time, what a dumb ass.
I would have said Kramer.
Such a shame he blew it.
True!! Jason Alexander (George) and Wayne Knight (Newman) carried the show more than Jerry did
Nope. Elaine.
@@EmmaSElisabet The actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus was also great in Old Christine, I had to look up her name so I didn't list earlier, but good catch!
All in the Family!!! It was purposely made to bring up those topics😂 that’s all it fucking was 🤣
The reality was Seinfeld was successful because of the supporting cast. He was the weakest.
Honestly thats spot on. All the others of the big 4 were actually more fleshed out and entertaining. George was almost the protagonist, Elaine had a vindictive meanstreak about her and Kramer was Kramer. Jerry at best was a manchild straight man in cast of larger than life characters, but that's it. Seinfield's main use was to support George and Kramer, mostly George as a voice of reason and support.
exactly... he was a mannequin
@@OhNotThatlol, i love george but him being the protagonist is kinda funny... maybe ur right
..and the great writing.
This is absolutely the truth: Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Richards, and hell, Wayne Knight, were ALL more entertaining than Jerry ever was.
Jerry and Bill Maher cut from the same cloth! Not full “Dennis Miller mode”, but close.
Like Steve Martin said, "Comedy is about ti-MING... TI..TI...timing."
Naturally, it changes with the times.
So comedy is about TIME.
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Why do I feel like Jerry Seinfeld is antiwoke because he is hiding something that would cancel him?
I mean, he was dating an underage girl while Seinfeld was on the air, but it’s not like it’s a secret
That’s just an excuse for his lack of talent. If you complain that if you can’t throw insults at minorities your comedy is not funny that’s basically admitting that you can’t write jokes.
Like dating an underage girl for example?
Underage dates?!..but zionist cult will protect him
he DID date a 17 year old when he was in his thirties.
People who get grossly overpaid for their 'work', tend to become the most deluded people on Earth.
Why did he have the highest rated show then. Facts.
Confirmed: Larry David was responsible for Seinfeld’s comedy back the day, not Jerry Seinfeld.
For Seinfeld to think society as a whole would not have changed since the 90's is wild! 🤯
Word!
Larry David's better than Seinfeld anyways
Will never forget Larry telling Colbert that if Bernie wins, “it’ll be great for the country, terrible for me.” He is 👌🏻
larry david created him. turdfeld isn't famous for his standup.
yeah larry pretty much WAS that show lol seinfeld didn't write anything really or come up with very many episode ideas..etc
@@newmantopia Curb Your Enthusiasm in a timeline where Bernie won would have been amazing.
Bernie and Larry are cousins.
Jerry has gone the Bill Maher route of becoming the grumpy old curmudgeon yearning for the "old days" and yelling at kids to get out of his yard.
That is an awesome way to describe it! but we still have to add that the 2 grumpy a..holes made a ton of money by luck and never having been funny.
The funny thing is, we have actual writings from ancient greeks complaining about the exact same things. It's sad.
Also Jerry Seinfeld has turned into Dennis Miller, a cranky bitter old codger who is just _a little bit_ jealous that he couldn’t have the freedom that his friend Larry David had for “Curb Your Enthusiasm”, that he couldn’t cut loose and do Seinfeld like, say “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” like Danny Devito (who has had a very, very long career in comedy with minimal complaints about the times changing). Of course this is just my opinion, and I could be wrong….But I highly doubt it.
John Cleese too, sad to say.
@@Argumemnon I was thinking the same thing when I saw your comment.
I saw a tweet quoting some article about Jerry Seinfeld saying that it wouldn’t be possible to make a show like Seinfeld in today’s world and Rob McElhenney just replied with a picture of Rickety Cricket.
“What’s the deal with this wokeness? I’m awake, am I woke? Is it the only the act of waking? I’m confused!”
“Who _are_ these people ?”
"Tara ra ran"
For a conservative, Jerry Seinfeld sure seems *_entitled_* to laughter.
🏆
Jerry Seinfeld is like 70 years old. People who were his age 30 years ago were complaining about the comedy of that time.
The older I get the more I realize how that the saying “You either die a hero or live long enough to become a villain” is so true
Or say the n-word in the middle & become “that Neighbor guy”…
"Every hero becomes a bore at last." [Ruskin?]
The idea that wokeness is a virus has become a virus. XD
What's the deal with kids not thinking I'm funny!? Am i right folks?
_wacky bass riff_
@@shassett79 You know they don't even give you peanuts on the plane anymore?! How are kids supposed to know it's funny to ask what the deal is with them?!
please clap
@@shassett79 _Who ARE These People_ ?
more like the pop fart movie
Conservatives love to say, "You couldn't make Blazing Saddles today!" as an example of how sensitive people are. The reality is you couldn't make Blazing Saddles today because the butt of the jokes in that movie were right wing racists, and conservatives would be in an outrage trying to cancel it.
I hate that movie for an entirely different reason: IMO, it fucks over the fourth wall. I don't like that, really. Another, more covert and probably unintentional instance of it happened in True Romance.
it’s the same thing with so many classic old movies - like if they tried making Star Wars now, they’d complain that it’s woke garbage, and that Lando was a DEI hire haha
It's not that you couldn't make Blazing Saddles anymore - it's that you *wouldn't* make Blazing Saddles anymore, because it was of its time. Times have changed. Tastes has changed. It was funny to general audiences then - it would not be now. It would fall completely flat now.
The right hated All in the Family with a passion back when it was on. And yet, Archie Bunker has become the patron Saint of the anti-“woke” brigade. They un-ironically champion a caricature of the reactionary white man that was created by one of the biggest lefty liberals in the business.
Likewise, I highly doubt National Review was singing the praises of Mel Brooks back in the day, either.
@@humanbeing2420 Well, you'd need to update some of the jokes, but most of the humor carries over with no changes! I saw it with my friend a few months ago and we thought it was great.
“Maybe he should pick up another high school girl and ask her what’s funny now”
😂 the hosts of MR are funnier talking about him than he ever was!
Sam is not funny, he is painful to listen to.
Never forget that Jerry Seinfeld once dated a girl named Shoshanna Lonstein while she was still in high school.
Epstein and Weinstein and Seinfeld likes them young
"Hold my beer mate." - Bill Wyman, Rolling Stones
She told him no on getting married because she wanted to graduate from highschool
Jerry Seinfeld has never watched It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and it shows. Just further demonstrates that Larry David was the one who understood the humor of Seinfeld, in that there's always a relatively unproblematic way of doing jokes on potentially problematic subjects.
Which is funny, cause it's basically Seinfeld's spiritual successor... and Rob called out Jerry Seinfeld for this garbage take.
There are a million humorous and "non-PC" shows still on. Always Sunny being chief among, but there is everything Danny McBridge has done, let alone Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Im actually slightly offended he hasn't watched it.
Always Sunny was able to do a trans episode that made trans related jokes, but didn't treat the trans woman as the punching bag.
Seinfeld has neither the depth nor the sense to be able to do that.
The relatively unproblematic way of joking about problematic subjects is called being empathetic/sensitive
@@cambriaofthevastoceans6721Same with Curb Your Enthusiasm when Larry dated a woman who transitioned into a man. It sounds like it would be a problematic setup but it’s tactfully done to be pretty funny
Seinfeld wasn’t even edgy
The wheels on the bus go round and round
So? What's your point?
I know, right? This dude did airplane jokes for a living and he's complaining about PC culture like he was Dice Clay or some shit.
@@fullmatthew😂🤣🤦♂️
I think you forget what TV was like in the 90s cause it was certianly edgy at the time
The extreme left and right ruined every thing
Jerry Seinfeld is turning into Bill Maher saying “woke” is killing comedy.
Jerry Seinfeld is a professional complainer. He made his entire career off of it. Are we all that surprised he has found more ridiculous stuff to complain about?
Truth in real-time.
Jerry Seinfeld is a professional complainer, in other words, a Zionist.
Jerry Seinfeld is a professional complainer, in other words, a sion ista
Old people always think their childhood was a golden age.
YOU will too
@@maxbrane nope, braindead zombie take
i spent my childhood wishing i was dead, sit the fuck down
Uh, yeah. That's kind of how it works.
They lived in a time when a man could afford a 3 bedroom home with a built-in garage, 2 Cars, A wife & multiple children all while working a minimum wage job..... It was a golden age! Then Regan Economics, Massive Deregulations, Corporate Personhood, Legalized Bribery,
@@maxbraneehh. I'm 46 and sure I miss alot of nostalgic things, especially music, but when you really think about it, if a comedian gets on stage and starts doing that same-old tired black people this or white people be like this comedy, you kinda just roll your eyes because it's just so played out and unoriginal. Seinfeld is mad because low hanging fruit comedy is played out and he actually has to use his brain now and it's not working out. And if we're being real, if you take out the side characters that supported Seinfeld, George, Elaine etc, and it's just Seinfeld, then that show becomes depressingly unfunny. He did not carry that show, everyone else BUT him carried it.
Jerry Seinfeld is taking the Homer Simpson plea: "this is everyone's fault but mine!"
"I'm not unfunny. No, it's the audiences who are wrong."
@@user-gq2kk4sg4r even better! The Principal Skinner conclusion! Lol
Jerry Seinfeld was undoubtedly the most disposable character on Seinfeld. They could've cut him at anytime and the show would still have been a huge hit.
Jerry Seinfeld sounds more like Bill Maher...A Hack who can't tell a real joke anymore.
Ya just a hack who created the best tv show of all time
@@paulg6274 That would be Larry David. Let’s be brutally honest here, if it wasn’t for Larry David, Jerry would still be saying “ _Who are these people_ “ at The Laugh Factory, _Today_ . I suspect Jerry is a little jealous he couldn’t cut loose and do a show like “Curb Your Enthusiasm” or “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” Jerry Seinfeld has achieved his final transformation…into Dennis Miller.
@@sawtooth808 Facts!
Or never could.
I’m Bill Maher’s age and although he still has some correct views regarding Trump and Republicans, he is such an old fart regarding so-called wokeness and constantly slams younger generations and blames their parents.
Back in the 90's he was good friends with Howard Stern and would either call in or go on his show fairly often. Then when he started dating a 17 year-old girl and Howard made a parody song about it as well as regularly joking about it on his show. Jerry didn't find that to be too funny and ended up boycotting the show for over a decade.
Sounds to me like Jerry was being a little too “sensitive” (to quote his future self.)
Jerry Seinfeld was the least interesting thing about Seinfeld.
Easier to blame "woke" or "PC" than to admit that you are getting older and more out of touch with your target audience. Becoming more set in your ways and less tolerant to change.
Seinfeld was always my favorite show. Jerry is turning into Bill Maher, a bitter, smug, grumpy old man.
'Old man yells at "woke"'
He started out that way. He's a dope. And a jerk.
Married... with Children is much funnier. Greatest sitcom of all time whether the elites acknowledge it or not.
Jerry, even back then, was *the* hack comic archetype. He never even said "airline food". That was someone making a joke about what a hack he was, and it stuck, because *that's* how much of a hack he was. There's nothing else to the joke beyond the setup, "What's the *deal* with airline food?" because the setup itself is the punchline, at Jerry's expense. To really put that in perspective, Jerry is so much of a hack that he couldn't even come up with the one perfect Jerry Seinfeld line that he's always remembered for.
Jerry was never funny. He got famous because of Larry David and has been coasting on that fame ever since, periodically resurfacing to whine about how nobody thinks he's funny "anymore".
Larry David was the motor that made that show go, and Larry is off the wall funny to this day.
he was mad at Dave Chappelle's comedic monologue because he mentioned something about the Kanye and Jews in Hollywood on Saturday Night Live.
Unfunny Seinfeld is a total hypocrite!
Jerry Seinfeld says he can't do his old edgy jokes any more because of the woke left. I don't think that's it: South Park and Always Sunny are still doing great today. I think the real reason is he doesn't like doing things that are more than 17 years old. * Seinfeld slap bass plays me out *
(Cues up the DX 100 keyboard to recreate the Seinfeld riff)
I don't really understand his problem...? Seinfeld's entire career was nothing but the most sanitized, audience-friendly, "what's the deal with airline food" observational humor anyone has ever seen. Why would he give a fuck about 'wokeness'??
The show's material was actully edgy, even controversial at the time. It definitely broke barriers. Regardless, anyone has the right to an opinion about wokeness; even ppl not even in the industry
@@paulg6274 name five edgy episodes that took on controversial topics.
@@anotherjoshua the contest (masturbation), cigar store Indian (racial stereotypes), shrinkage (penis size), the move (oral sex technique), the white woman named Chang (asian stereotypes) Im sure there are many more. These might seem tame today but in the 90s they were controversial. Plus bottle episodes like the Chinese Restaurant or Parkade were not riske in that sense but groundbreaking for prime time TV.
@@paulg6274 groundbreaking?
more like sterotype subway, clinical, sterile and shock factor
the edgelord boomer show
@@knuckles543 yes, they basically invented the bottle episode. This is creatively groundbreaking. I love Curb but it's a different show--mostly improv acting. Seinfeld was a cultural juggernaut. It's dialogue and plots are still referenced today. It was the biggest TV show of all time. It was the Beatles
- PC culture is getting out of hands!
- it's always sunny in philadelphia enters the ring....
Some of the comedy movies from the 80s are quite racist, sexist, or classist by today's standards, and I'm glad we've become more sensitive to others. Our sensitivities changed for the better.
It's odd how comedians always complain that they aren't as popular as they were during their heyday even if they still have fans. Bruce Springsteen doesn't have pop hits anymore but he doesn't whinge, he's still happy to perform for his fans.
Jerry has not lived a "normal" life. He was doing stand up a kid, he's never had a job, ever. He's never experienced the usual working life that most Americans know. He's exceptionally out of touch and frankly always has been. That's why his comedy sucks.
What makes you think comedy is not a job? You gotta work your arse off to make it in comedy
This is about the comedy landscape in America not about working at Taco Bell.
A guy I worked with claimed he grew up with Jerry . Jerry’s dad had a sign company . He talked about Jerry coming along on installs . You can imagine how it went .
@@kimilsungthefirst6840 lol why is that the definition of a job? So anyone without a boss doesn't have a job?
i dont like his political views but i gotta say he is one of the best comedians out there.. his show was and still is very funny ..
God this show is insufferable anymore.
Should he retitled “Emma and Sam smugly whine about things nobody cares about.” Aren’t you due for another Dave Rubin cover about now?
I recall Andrew "Dice" Clay, arguing with Howard Stern, blaming him for ruining his career. While I'm no fan of Stern's, I agree with his response: "I'm not the reason your career is failing, maybe get new material - people get tired of the same shtick!" Seinfeld is no different, he's stuck in his bubble with the modern equivalent of "these kids today!"
Seinfeld is the embodiment of an old conservative guy, nostalgic of a reality that has never existed.
They all become full of hanger because nobody can support their whining.
I agree with your comment but disagree when you say "a reality that has never existed". That reality did exist, when people could make jokes about anything and anyone, however, times have changed and some people in our society (me included) have decided those jokes are not funny anymore, try harder. But lazy comidians like Jerry refuse to do and prefer to whine about it.
Charlton Heston. The guys that peeked and decided to stay there & sadly, never get over themselves.
Jokes about anything you say ? @@robertacacciatore5133
It's all about the setup, punchline, and delivery.@@robertacacciatore5133
I really doubt Jerry would call himself a conservative. He's just fed up with the cancelers and rightly so. Look at this sub chat for instance. He says one thing and ppl are freaking out, stating his show sucks or that he had nothing to do with its success...
This is exactly the same attitude you find with old comedians/comedy actors from here in the UK. Rowan Atkinson and John Cleese are constantly complaining about the terrible state of comedy these days due to 'woke ideology'. Cleese even complained about being cancelled by the BBC, while actually appearing on the BBC!
"Old man yells at cloud" moment
"I'm sorry -- I haven't seen the Bee Movie," Emma that was ruthless
Haven’t seen anything so bad until his pop tart ad movie came out recently
If comedy is too PC for Jerry, I wonder how quickly he would be calling someone antisemitic for jokes about Israel.
Ya got a stop watch ? ….
Jason Alexander was the acting talent and Larry David was the writing talent for Seinfeld. Jerry Seinfeld was an awful actor yet he's filling his pockets while Jason is getting crumbs. A real bottom feeder.
They were making 1 million dollars each per show for the last season. Jason Alexander is doing fine.
The rest of the cast is doing fine from residuals. Doesn't change the fact that Jerry Seinfeld is a hack.
It was Jason, Julia, Michael, Wayne, and others doing the heavy lifting. Jerry was the cypher, though occassionally his character would be funny if playing off someone else who was more talented.
@@dan_hitchman007Jerry kinda needs to go the Michael Richards route, go to Thailand, cut himself off of technology, and convert to Buddhism. Seriously.
I don't want to just "pile on" Jerry with the rest of the comments, but I'm 41 and have NEVER found him funny. His stand-up sucks. That being said, I LOVE "Seinfeld" the tv show. Also, sitcoms in the 70's weren't THAT funny either; there was just nothing else to watch.
Here's where Jerry is correct about the Left's tendancy to censorship. James Hetfield of Metallica had a great response about 10 years ago when he was asked why he moved his family from San Francisco to Vail, Colorado. He said, "Everyone on the west coast has become so open minded, that they'll kill you unless you're open minded in the exact same way they are".
Seinfeld totally ignoring the impact of streaming tells me he must’ve lost his Netflix check between his car seats….and then completely forgot that Netflix exists
What's the deal with Jerry Seinfeld?
He's a crybaby.
He's a zionist - "not that there's anything wrong with that"
😂😂😂
Typical rich entitled prick who had everything handed to them on a silver platter and deludes themselves into think they are a genius and did it all on their own.
@@DrinkTheKoolAid62Of course he is, most liberals are including Bill Maher
Ripping their masks off to show us who they truly are, fashy sympathizers, authortarianistic brain rot has taken hold.
Liberals just like fashys think they know better than everyone else and they should rule over the rest of us.
An important thing to know about All In the Family: In the show's first season there was a big backlash against Archie Bunker's racism from liberal critics. They appreciated that he was being held up for ridicule, but they thought the racism was just too crude to be platformed on prime time television. The producers listened. After the first season Bunker's right wing political rants had lost a lot of their hateful edge, and the character became much more likable, or at least tolerable. So Jerry's idea that television comedy in the 70s was utterly free of social constraints is nonsense.
Former ad agency media director here. Last year, there were over 500 scripted TV shows, down about 14% from the prior year. The context here is that troublesome economics in an extremely fragmented media landscape is taking a toll on an era known as "peak TV." Still. 500+ shows is a lot of choice and if the market called for more sitcoms, the market would respond accordingly. On a separate note, my daughter recently graduated from UCLA and I was dismayed to hear about Jessica Seinfeld (and billionaire Bill Ackman) funding counter-protestors on the campus. I do get regular email updates from UCLA as a parent and I did read a NY Times article claiming the counter protestors were the aggressors in recent clashes....all very sad.
Seinfeld is on the record stating that he doesn’t get why people can’t hear the same joke over and over and still think it’s as funny the 50th time as the first. He has openly said he doesn’t believe that’s a thing. He has said that he still listens to old Cosby (lol) stand up jokes and finds them just as funny today as when he first heard them and has compared listening to a good joke like watching your favourite movie or seeing a legendary sports play. He’s made millions off comedy and is out of touch with reality thinking he’s just entitled to laughs now because the fact he’s rich proves he just knows what’s funny better than anyone else…so he can’t possibly be the problem. Now go watch his pop tart movie based on jokes he told in the early 90s.
His passion project is a movie about Pop Tarts. He is totally disconnected from any real world problems.
He kinda always was.
What's the deal with genocide....?
The genocide occurred on October 7th.
@Ilforever1124 look up definition of genocide
@@sarahmill6963 I looked, but it seems you looked at Hamas's lies and are just copy-pasting their lies.
Al Bundy ridiculing fat women and feminists was hilarious, but we can't have that now.
Jerry is right that he got extremely left behind.
Sienfeld is butt hurt because college kids don’t laugh at his jokes anymore.
Ur butthurt terrorism isn’t cool off of the internet
The last time a 17 yo laughed at him was when he dated one and thought she liked him.
And of course it has nothing to do with the quality of his material 🤷
Norm Mcdonald said it comedians who belive they have the answer to geopolitical issues because they have an audience.. Push back and he doesn't know shit.
@@LuizAlexPhoenix damn your cold but that was spot on. 😂
Her name is Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss.
Reminder that he dated a 17-year-old. When he was like in his late 30s and a national celebrity and he did it openly
Jerry Seinfeld and Mark Hamil being pro-Israel was not on my 2024 Bingo card. Oh well! Sad old men!
Well, looks like Hamill has succumbed to the Dark Side of the Force.
Jerry Seinfeld has more to do with the death of comedy than "woke Liberals" ever will.
LOL irony.
Seinfeld mad about getting dumped because his jokes are too old.
😂
The fact Larry David is more funnier and better at writing comedy despite being older than Jerry says a lot
He's still bitter that his "gay French king" bit isn't killing anymore.
Seinfeld is one of my all time favorite sit coms. Sad that he's a genocide apologist.
he also was dating an underage girl while the show was on the air
@AwsometownUSA
Seriously??
@@AwesometownUSA Sadly that's really common in Hollywood.
@@Missunderstood103he was 39 and she was 17, it was public knowledge
@@Missunderstood103 Oh yes, Howard Stern busted Jerry Seinfeld’s 🎾s about back in the day (he even did the song “17” which was a shot across the bow _at_ Seinfeld, recorded with Carly Simon even)
the brilliance of all in the family is it was mocking archie bunker's racism, bigotry, and ignorance, i.e. "woke". but right-wingers, and i know a few of them, thought archie was talking truth, and that "meathead" was the dummy, the satire went right over their heads.
It doesn't surprise me at all to find right wingers being that obtuse
@@john.premose oh yeah, there were definitely a few people that thought Archie Bunker was “The Good Guy” 😳😬🤦♂️
@lawrencenewman9941 people who believe certain groups of people are superior to others and have the right to oppress others, people who oppose democracy and do not support the equality and civil rights of groups who they deem to be unworthy. People who think the social progress of modern times is a bad thing, and who wish to return to past forms of social organization, which had strict and rigid hierarchies that dictated how people had to behave. That's a good working definition, I'd say.
What's the deal with being a whiny out-of-touch 70yo billionaire?
Huh, Jerry?
South Park still airs. Seinfeld's argument is moot.
Kat Williams, Bill Burr or Larry David arent having any trouble adapting their comedy to todays society.
Maud (Archie's liberal nemisis) was another very lefty and popular sitcom of that era.
Maude was on like 17 years before Seinfeld
@@athiestjesus8133 I'm referring the the 70s shows Seinfeld gives as being the golden age of comedies, All In The Family etc.
Eddie Munster?
Isn't that just Ben Shapiro?
For a guy who wrote such an insipid, family-friendly zero-controversy tv show, I think Jerry is mistaking himself for Lenny Bruce.
People are just more demanding with their sitcom viewing nowadays than when we were stuck with whatever was on network tv
Exactly. We have more options including many on-demand, so these shows have to fight for our attention. It’s more competitive now. Rightly so.
For what Seinfeld is providing? Yeah sitcom expectations should be higher, it’s not like he’s providing an essential service for the money he commands. Dance monkey
Right! There were only 3 channels when I was growing up. Nobody who had VHS machines could understand how to set the recording timers, so we just had to watch whatever our parents put on.
I work in tech. Jerry is upset his skills are no longer respected 30 years later. 30...years...later. nobody is paying me for my DOS 6.2 knowledge.
What?
Tickets to his shows are in the thousands of dollars per seat!
Beautiful comment.
are you seriously conflating computer skills with comedy?
@@petesmitt would you prefer me comparing it to professional sports? However, his beef is with a changing market for his comedy. The velocity of change for tech is much faster.
@@Freakazoid12345 Thousands of dollars per seat? Tickets to see him at Chortles in Boise run at most $100. He ain't doing Taylor Swift numbers.
I turned Seinfeld’s last special off after 5 minutes. I’d forgotten how terrible he was.
Jerry has contracted DMD, "Dennis Miller Disorder".
Seinfeld has been annoying me for decades
Agreed.
worst TV show of the decade
He's totally annoying. I always thought the he's probably only funny for goys. Or is that not true?
@@morninboy the show is good, but it's not because of him. He's the boring nucleus all the exciting funny shit happens around him.
Sam and Emma have been annoying me for months
Finally we can break out the “bro you dated a child”
🎶She was just 17, you know what I mean 🎶 Uhh Yeah Jerry, we do know what you mean, and some people wearing police uniforms would like to have a word with you about that one.
And that’s what he is really angry about and all these edge lord hot takes- woke mob culture condemns their insistence on grooming under age people.
Sam Seder joked about Roman Polanski teenage rape victim. Sam Seder is exactly like those other Hollywood creeps. Even the way he talks down to, or directly over the top of.
@@sawtooth808 We have reason to believe.....
Larry David’s out here succeeding by making the jokes Jerry Seinfeld’s bitching about not being able to make.
Also, Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee is pretty great, but it’s really all about the person who isn’t him.
Spoilers: Jerry is blaming "woke" for corporate TV
He's exposed himself to be a total POS. I genuinely liked the show, but damn, I don't think I can ever watch it again.
it's fine, it's not really his show even though his name's on it
Never have I watched Seinfeld for Jerry. Jerry is the biggest dud on that show and in life in general. He's unfunny. Larry David however is someone I could appreciate.
I feel the same. I used to love the show, but Jerry is such a turn off - too bad
rofl. 🤣
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“Comedy has been ruined by woke! Wokeness like [describes capitalism NOT wokeness] has ruined comedy!!”
“Comedy is dead” then why did I literally chortle at Emma’s comment about Seinfield going to a hs?
All these guys have built these deranged mythologies for why they fell off. Now they've realized that there are living breathing humans who are stupid enough to buy in. It's so grim.
MASH was anti-war. Pretty woke.
They even had a cross-dresser as a main character, how woke can you get.
That was a great show