I remember the late 80's and early 90's, sitting in my van with friends and drinking beers until the sun came up just listening to the Dice and laughing our asses off. Good times.
@Barry Lomax Just since nobody answered your question, literally just google the phrase "Cyrus from Trailer Park Boys " and you'll have your answer. And an excellent show to watch
I feel like a lot of people don’t realize his stage presence alone is an act. Like his persona allowed him to say things others couldn’t because it fit the personality he had on stage.
Nah back then you could say whatever you wanted and everyone would laugh. Didn’t matter what you dressed as or what “persona” you had. Sad how weak and oversensitive America has become
Nodding at the joke about smacking their women around and pointing at their ladies next to them as if to infer that should be them. Peak America right there.
He was a breath of fresh air when he arrived on the scene, if you can imagine that. I didn't realize how many of his jokes still play in my mind, until seeing this again.
I remember this night the show aired on HBO. The Dice Man was revolutionary that night at a time when great comics were everywhere. He really added a new flavor at a time when there were real stars in comedy. You had to know New York and stand up at the time to really get it. Even for the little time he was on top, he became legendary.
He wasn't really _that_ revolutionary. He just took everything that New Yorkers (a.k.a. douchebags) say in their day-to-day lives and said it on stage. Nothing he says is funny, it's just that his level of nerve and arrogance is entertaining.
Freaking genius. And his impersonations were incredible early on before he went full Dice . He was 100% original. Great writing. Great delivery. Ahead of his time. That he continues to tour today speaks volumes.
@@nitawhite8459 no, it closed with the pandemic in 2020 and never reopened. If you walk by you can still see the next comedian head shots in the bay window frozen in time. It’s depressing. But great history.
@Brad Lafferty damn, 48 grams of sugar each so you sat there and drank four times the daily amount of recommended sugar..and then what. Slump into a diabetic coma at the bar? I bet rodney really was coming in each night
This was truly a case of "you had to be there." Dice was unlike anyone else, he said stuff that was so outrageous you had to laugh. There was no way he was going to last. You can only shock people like that for so long.
Yeah he seems pretty successful. I think he's hilarious even though I never heard about him until a few years ago. He is mostly just playing a character, Carlin was like that too and Rodney Dangerfield and some of my favorite comics today are doing the same thing.
The important thing about Dice, even if the act is dated, this stuff works when it works bc he is NOT cracking up at the jokes himself. He is just selling the delivery as if he doesn't care if you think its funny or not. And too many comedians especially of the last 20 years do this thing where they laugh at their own punchlines even a little bit and it washes away the full delivery.
We saw Dice at that club that year when he was a nobody. Rodney had a drink with me at the small bar in his club. Saw Rodney again in Vegas a year or two before he died.
Imagine if you saw a guy doing those gestures while smoking a cigarette. His facial expressions are great and the flying arms and shit. The smoking behind the head is fucking hilarious. His stage presence is amazing and this material still kills today.
I remember watching all of the Rodney Dangerfield specials on HBO back in the 80s. We would invite all of our friends over and it would be an event. There would be a bunch of us sitting around the TV laughing our asses off. He had the best comics that would get their big break by being on his show. Great times and memories.
I remember my cousin and I stayed up late one Saturday night when we were in the 3rd grade and watched this on cinimax! We tried our best to remember his jokes so we could tell them at school Monday. Thanks Dice Man your still the Man! GiiggggiiiOooooooooooohhh!
@@unstepintime just memorized the nursery rhymes to a tee, we would roll up fake cigarettes and puff them around the back of our heads also just like Dice. It was the late 80’s. A lot of people couldn’t afford cable at the time. The adults would invite their work buddies over to watch HBO boxing and then standup comedy. We the kids would pretend to be sleep because it was usually on a Saturday night but would be trying to hear and see the tv from under the door crack.
Saw him at the hard rock in Vegas for the first time this year. Even though I've seen all his stand ups, seeing him in person, I was literally in awe. Great comedian. Great talent.
I used to listen to a cassette of his to and from work. I would laugh so hysterically I bet people that noticed most likely thought I was crazy.....being the only one in the car.
Equal rights? Let me ask you something. When was the last time you saw a picture of a missing midget on a pint of half and half? Equal rights, get the fuck out of here!
@@yourface87 my comment got pulled like 4 times with a different type of response everytime lol does that help you get the gist of me? Can’t drop the good f bomb on here
@@yourface87 they disappeared literally like 2 mins after I posted them I said the crude word for bundle of sticks not even saying it about gay people lol they don’t let you use derogatory words and yes one person at a time let’s end the pussification of the world life’s supposed to be tough
It's interesting me how polarizing Dice was and continues to be. I think people often forget he was playing a character. He was so good at it people forgot that he was actually a guy named Andrew Silverstein playing a character named Andrew Dice Clay.
From the time I was about 5 till now (21) i grew up hearing my dad say "whats in the bowl bitch" i always said it too never knowing the context. 16 years later I finally have an explanation
@@kimchiandquesofresco exactly, people love to say “couldn’t do that today!” as if there weren’t conservative people back then who HATED comics like Dice. They just didn’t have Twitter. You can still say whatever the fuck you want to say, and you’ll still have to deal with some people not liking about it although they might *seem* louder. I see a lot of “cant smoke inside any more” comments too but people still smoke on stage in 2021 🤷🏽♂️
Christopher Clark He's saying that if you can't speak english then get the fuck out of the country. Sounds xenophobic to me. and by his logic he shouldn't visit China.
Oh please drop that Xenophobic mantra. US Constitution, Bill of Rights, Pledge Of Allegiance and all official US documents are wrritten in English so why shouldn't it be declared our official language? Other countries all have an official language that immigrants are expected to learn so is the rest of the world Xenophobic in your opinion? Yes, I believe all US citizens should learn English. My dad and all 4 of my grandparents were immigrants who learned English and were proud to become Americans. They didn't wear any foreign looking attire or expect public servants such as cops and firemen to learn their language. That's the way it was and that's how it should still be! ☺
"US Constitution, Bill of Rights, Pledge Of Allegiance and all official US documents are wrritten in English so why shouldn't it be declared our official language?" The English language being popular at this moment in history does not mean we should actively lock other languages out. "My dad and all 4 of my grandparents were immigrants who learned English and were proud to become Americans." Just because your ancestors learned a new language doesn't mean everyone else has to. And for that matter, why can't YOU learn another language? Wouldn't it be better to have America filled with multilingual people rather than just people who speak English? Why would we deliberately not support that? The bottom line is that your ideas are all self-serving and pro-status-quo. That's not in the country's interest. If I'm an employee at a company for five years, I might want the company to make a "can't fire people with five years or more of employment" rule, but clearly that's not in the company's interest. What you're saying is basically that; your ancestors did all the hard work of immigrating and finding/making a spot for themselves, and now you're basically saying "let's lock the door now that I'm set up." It doesn't work that way, that's to the country's detriment.
I was about 12 when I heard this for the first time. This was the shit you had to hide from your parents back then lol. Now 28 years later, my dad started talking about this exact same act the other day and we had a good laugh lol
Wow. It’s been years since I saw this set. No way he could do this now but glad he’s still touring. Apparently he did 10 minutes as a special guest for Bill Burr at Madison Square Garden recently, and killed.
Damn this brings back memories, and makes me feel old ,I was a young man of 42 years old in 1987 ,dice and Sam Kinnison were the 2 greatest comics of the 1980's.
@Gore4ever FulciLives yeah it worked because people didn't have internet and they would have to actually go see him live to hear his routine it was something that you had to see for it to be funny due to his mannerisms but those days are long gone
* Back in late 1960s the guest speaker at colleges who P-O'd students was Al Capp even though we grew up loving his Li'l Abner comic strip. Yet he just loved stirring up sontroversy with his personal views. ♣
It's still here; but people evolved to realize that this is stupid misogynist shit which is low-brow, dumbass comedy only worthy of that same low-brow, dumbass audience; which, yah, has shrunk over the years ;)
The left has basically put a nail in most comics today using political "correctness" as their tool! Not many comics can or want to perform on a college campus today for fear of harming the feelings of woke "snowflakes".
Hilarious! Once you understand it's just a schtick then you can indulge in it. People take it too serious as if that's the real him. He is playing into a character and that's what makes the comedy so much more powerful.
30 years ago, my friend gave me a cassette tape of this exact routine at Rodney Dangerfield’s. I copied it to another tape from Sam Kinison (ripped from his “Louder Than Hell” album). I’ve memorized most of Sam’s and Dice’s performances since then-back in the day, I played that tape on my little boom box a LOT. Sadly, that tape has long since disappeared. Good thing for UA-cam. Thanks for the upload.
I miss being 22 again. Going to see Diceman,Eddie Murphy, Sam Kinison, Andy Kaufman, and so many more. Back when we could all laugh at each other ( all races)and not get offended like today.
Ever consider that maybe the out groups of this kind of stuff were just being polite and not trying to bring negative attention to themselves? If you talk to a lot of older people of other races this is what many of them were thinking.
What worries me is that I don't think most people are genuinely offended. I think they are pretending to be offended because they think that's what they are supposed to do and everyone else is doing it. It's not just wanting to fit in, it's wanting to clone an entire personality and thought structure, instead of developing your own like a normal person.
that's awesome. really wish I was around in the 80's to see all of these top comedians. depending what month this show was in I was maybe a year old. my dad let us watch all his stuff when we were young among other greats like Rodney himself. Nothing touches these people. Only thing with Dice is that he can get a bit old if you watch too much.
If someone said the things in the video in a comedy club today they would be lynched by the PC Police and forced to apologize for their job. And lose it regardless. It's sad to see what we have become.
I don't think you would be forced to apologize, you might just not get much work at that particular club anymore. And thats assuming that there would be a huge backlash. Dice still does comedy and I don't here people on MSNBC or TYT talking much about him
Ahhh, MEMORIES! Good old days of my grandmother ghasping in horror and almost fainting when she accidentally overheard him on a VHS video playing on the TV when she unexpectedly came to visit! She almost called an excorcist... "EVIL! AND DIRTY ROTTEN" she cried, Lolol!
+D. Nice ~> Nora Dunn didn't get it that Clay is just parodying 1950s type greaser guys when she refused to appear on the SNL episode he guest-hosted. Sinead O'Connor also boycotted that show. So what are those 2 doing today? ♣
I guess you had to live through that era. Dice caught the zeitgeist. Dice should have put the pedal to the metal, but he was actually hurt by the criticism of his act. He created this character so well that people actually took him seriously.
Thos Robert So true. He is nothing Robin Williams was where He can be any image, from hilarious stand up to hero to villain. Even when He tried changing his image to good father/husband in that sitcom which failed miserably. I admit that I was waiting for him to say "balls across the nose! Oh!" a any point. He just didnt have it...
The thing I felt about his new episode on Rogan was that he talked a lot about himself but not in an egotistical way; in a way that I felt we needed to hear, like a college lecture. He’s a legend.
Years ago saw Dice at the Comedy Store. I had brought my friend & her friend visiting from Miami. Both great looking natural blondes. Of course we were tabled in front. When he took the stage I Knew we were targets. "Look at this guy with Two blonde-bombers !! It was relentless, filthy & hysterical !!
Well you missed the good old days... back then when we would go clubbing , there always be some guys doing Andrew Dice Clay jokes . Now it's like we live in a communist country
I was in high school when this came out and We had HBO so I must have seen these 25 times. I haven’t seen all of his films and shows but he made his big comeback in entourage. Check it out, better yet smoke some herb while watching. Your abs will hurt.
I remember the late 80's and early 90's, sitting in my van with friends and drinking beers until the sun came up just listening to the Dice and laughing our asses off. Good times.
Great memories..
We're y'all down by the river as well
Were you smoking a doobie?
The fuckin 80’s man.
Definitely remember some good times Relevant to this guy
I never realized it until now; Cyrus from Trailer Park Boys is literally Dice
@Barry Lomax Just since nobody answered your question, literally just google the phrase "Cyrus from Trailer Park Boys " and you'll have your answer. And an excellent show to watch
@Barry Lomax it was a huge show here in Canada check it out.
we got work to do
Greasy
Hummmmm....😎
This is a character he created and it fucking worked. He’s actually a sweet and sensitive guy.
AAAAAHHH GUguguguguguuuuuu
Sensitive people play these characters the best.
O ok... (👍😎🤣)!!
In the words of dice “get the fuck out of here”
It's true.
It's a character, not the actor playing him.
That's why it was funny when feminists were protesting him back in the day.
Holy cow, Dangerfield and Clay in one evening.
I would have thought I died and went to comedy heaven.
What a Legend Rodney Dangerfield was.
A true legend yes.
He didnt get no respect
What a legend, what a legend....
(that part)...
um...that's Andrew Dice Clay.
I feel like a lot of people don’t realize his stage presence alone is an act. Like his persona allowed him to say things others couldn’t because it fit the personality he had on stage.
They knew.
Different times
He was hysterical for the times!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nah back then you could say whatever you wanted and everyone would laugh. Didn’t matter what you dressed as or what “persona” you had. Sad how weak and oversensitive America has become
Facts, not even someone like Eddie Murphy could pull shit like this and he’s one of the greats
I remember as a kid sneaking to listen to andrew,eddie,red fox,richard Pryor,
Pryor was the best.
UH HUH !
Pryor was a legend. Loved his movies too. Some classics.
A crowd full of guys with mullets.
The 80s is when American culture reached its peak.
Nodding at the joke about smacking their women around and pointing at their ladies next to them as if to infer that should be them. Peak America right there.
@@loxnbagels4170why don’t u grow a pair .
@@loxnbagels4170beta liberal
@@fuegoaids87rofl, I love these butthurt snowflake responses. Keep it coming.
@@LoxNBagels rofl??? How far back do you date? 🤣
He was a breath of fresh air when he arrived on the scene, if you can imagine that. I didn't realize how many of his jokes still play in my mind, until seeing this again.
Ark de Canine what a small mind you must have
He is now considered racist 😊
I remember this night the show aired on HBO. The Dice Man was revolutionary that night at a time when great comics were everywhere. He really added a new flavor at a time when there were real stars in comedy. You had to know New York and stand up at the time to really get it. Even for the little time he was on top, he became legendary.
Hello Sabrina
How are you doing today?
He wasn't really _that_ revolutionary. He just took everything that New Yorkers (a.k.a. douchebags) say in their day-to-day lives and said it on stage. Nothing he says is funny, it's just that his level of nerve and arrogance is entertaining.
What makes this act so much more funnier is the fact that nobody can say this stuff anymore 😂😂😂
Yeah ya can asshole....ya just don't!....Stupid.
They can. With risks 😂😂😂
That's why this country has problems. No funny bone
You can..just grow a set..
@@charlessedlacek5754Exactly! We need to get back to sane times.
Freaking genius.
And his impersonations were incredible early on before he went full Dice .
He was 100% original.
Great writing. Great delivery.
Ahead of his time.
That he continues to tour today speaks volumes.
I used to go to Dangerfields back in 1998, it's very very small and every time I went they said Rodney was there LAST night. That was a running joke.
Is Dangerfield's still in existence?
How was the coke?
@@nitawhite8459 no, it closed with the pandemic in 2020 and never reopened. If you walk by you can still see the next comedian head shots in the bay window frozen in time. It’s depressing. But great history.
@@cameronryanleigh9167 I drank 2 Snapple, lol
@Brad Lafferty damn, 48 grams of sugar each so you sat there and drank four times the daily amount of recommended sugar..and then what. Slump into a diabetic coma at the bar? I bet rodney really was coming in each night
We all loved Dice when I was a teenager! We quoted him often.
I still do today
@@memphistenn77 Same
Not even funny lame lol
@@gates1980 Obviously you are younger.
@@Grogfury777na ur wrong kid
This was truly a case of "you had to be there." Dice was unlike anyone else, he said stuff that was so outrageous you had to laugh. There was no way he was going to last. You can only shock people like that for so long.
He really was something, especially in the N.Y. area. He was shocking even then. Today, he'd be run out of town by the woke. But I loved him.
Yeah but from all the sold out arenas he doesn't have to work anymore. He was a very successful comic.
Yeah he seems pretty successful. I think he's hilarious even though I never heard about him until a few years ago. He is mostly just playing a character, Carlin was like that too and Rodney Dangerfield and some of my favorite comics today are doing the same thing.
i disagree: it's come full circle where you can only laugh more at his references because they stand the test of time #BIGTIME
The important thing about Dice, even if the act is dated, this stuff works when it works bc he is NOT cracking up at the jokes himself. He is just selling the delivery as if he doesn't care if you think its funny or not. And too many comedians especially of the last 20 years do this thing where they laugh at their own punchlines even a little bit and it washes away the full delivery.
He looks like he’s wearing a goddamn wwf championship belt lol
'Cause he's the champ.
🤣
Lol
The 80’s seem to have had some crazy ads people lmao
Little Boy Blue........... he needed the money, OHHHHH!!!
So I was bangin' this broad and she turns to me and says "Ohwahwahwahwah" and I says "AAABADABADADADADAH!" OHHHHH!!!
(wowsers)...👍😎🤣
Blew
Its his personality the way he looks and talks and moves that makes him so funny. Other people could tell the same jokes and not be as funny.
Freedomisntfree yea. Its his character that he plays which makes it finnier.
We saw Dice at that club that year when he was a nobody. Rodney had a drink with me at the small bar in his club. Saw Rodney again in Vegas a year or two before he died.
Imagine if you saw a guy doing those gestures while smoking a cigarette. His facial expressions are great and the flying arms and shit. The smoking behind the head is fucking hilarious. His stage presence is amazing and this material still kills today.
Imagine smoking in a building now.
@kenmore01 you still can. Anyone on stage and part of a "theatrical performance" or whatever the rules are can smoke
I remember watching all of the Rodney Dangerfield specials on HBO back in the 80s. We would invite all of our friends over and it would be an event. There would be a bunch of us sitting around the TV laughing our asses off. He had the best comics that would get their big break by being on his show. Great times and memories.
"What about foreplay?" "Honey didn't I smack you around already today?" Lmaooo Dice was the man
😲 lol dying
Yes ,he was!
Said "mahad"
ONE OF THE GREATS OF ALL TIME!
They killed pookie know
Remember watching this at 16yo on HBO...legendary.
The good old days, I remember being a kid in the 80s great times, lol, this is Andrew at his best,lol😎👍🤣🤣🤣
My father introduced me to stand up watching these specials, RIP Dad
I remember my cousin and I stayed up late one Saturday night when we were in the 3rd grade and watched this on cinimax! We tried our best to remember his jokes so we could tell them at school Monday. Thanks Dice Man your still the Man! GiiggggiiiOooooooooooohhh!
3rd grade? Wasn't that a bit young how did you even know what he was talking about?
@@unstepintime just memorized the nursery rhymes to a tee, we would roll up fake cigarettes and puff them around the back of our heads also just like Dice. It was the late 80’s. A lot of people couldn’t afford cable at the time. The adults would invite their work buddies over to watch HBO boxing and then standup comedy. We the kids would pretend to be sleep because it was usually on a Saturday night but would be trying to hear and see the tv from under the door crack.
What a man Rodney Dangerfield was, his club was legendary, still is I presume.
I saw him live a couple of years after this. So fucking funny.
As Americans, we need this stuff today.
Agreed.
You do, already have done. Unfunny comedians.
edgy
...good one George !
Xenophobia and mysogyny? No thanks...
Saw him at the hard rock in Vegas for the first time this year. Even though I've seen all his stand ups, seeing him in person, I was literally in awe. Great comedian. Great talent.
I used to listen to a cassette of his to and from work. I would laugh so hysterically I bet people that noticed most likely thought I was crazy.....being the only one in the car.
There are stickers for that. Goes, I'm not crazy, just listening me some Dice!
The Day the Laughter Died? . 1990
double cd set. I wore it out. Raw and politically incorrect. Pure gold.
Equal rights? Let me ask you something. When was the last time you saw a picture of a missing midget on a pint of half and half? Equal rights, get the fuck out of here!
@@MisfitsFiendClub138 that's a good one lol
I'm so glad I was born in the 70s and got to enjoy the old days. Being young today would be a curse
@yitzhak rafaeli shekkelsteinberg what?
@@yourface87 wanna be friends I’m 20 too LOL
@@yourface87 my comment got pulled like 4 times with a different type of response everytime lol does that help you get the gist of me? Can’t drop the good f bomb on here
@@yourface87 they disappeared literally like 2 mins after I posted them I said the crude word for bundle of sticks not even saying it about gay people lol they don’t let you use derogatory words and yes one person at a time let’s end the pussification of the world life’s supposed to be tough
“Wear one of those condiments”
It's interesting me how polarizing Dice was and continues to be. I think people often forget he was playing a character. He was so good at it people forgot that he was actually a guy named Andrew Silverstein playing a character named Andrew Dice Clay.
From the time I was about 5 till now (21) i grew up hearing my dad say "whats in the bowl bitch" i always said it too never knowing the context. 16 years later I finally have an explanation
The 80s was unmatched for the quality of stand up.
I remember watching this when it aired....it was a memorable show! This is what started it all for the Dice Man.
Pure genius. The pinnacle of great comedy with "zero fat".
Andrew is the best the old America...‼️‼️‼️....🔥
couldn't get away with this today. Great show !
You could, you'll just have to hear about it.
@@kimchiandquesofresco exactly, people love to say “couldn’t do that today!” as if there weren’t conservative people back then who HATED comics like Dice. They just didn’t have Twitter. You can still say whatever the fuck you want to say, and you’ll still have to deal with some people not liking about it although they might *seem* louder. I see a lot of “cant smoke inside any more” comments too but people still smoke on stage in 2021 🤷🏽♂️
@@kevindube7096 No, today, the leftists, who own all the media, would not allow him. Period.
This was the antidote for the era's P.C.! He's amazing!
still_funny
Christopher Clark agreed
Christopher Clark
He's saying that if you can't speak english then get the fuck out of the country. Sounds xenophobic to me. and by his logic he shouldn't visit China.
Oh please drop that Xenophobic mantra. US Constitution, Bill of Rights, Pledge Of Allegiance and all official US documents are wrritten in English so why shouldn't it be declared our official language? Other countries all have an official language that immigrants are expected to learn so is the rest of the world Xenophobic in your opinion? Yes, I believe all US citizens should learn English. My dad and all 4 of my grandparents were immigrants who learned English and were proud to become Americans. They didn't wear any foreign looking attire or expect public servants such as cops and firemen to learn their language. That's the way it was and that's how it should still be! ☺
"US Constitution, Bill of Rights, Pledge Of Allegiance and all official US documents are wrritten in English so why shouldn't it be declared our official language?"
The English language being popular at this moment in history does not mean we should actively lock other languages out.
"My dad and all 4 of my grandparents were immigrants who learned English and were proud to become Americans."
Just because your ancestors learned a new language doesn't mean everyone else has to. And for that matter, why can't YOU learn another language? Wouldn't it be better to have America filled with multilingual people rather than just people who speak English? Why would we deliberately not support that?
The bottom line is that your ideas are all self-serving and pro-status-quo. That's not in the country's interest. If I'm an employee at a company for five years, I might want the company to make a "can't fire people with five years or more of employment" rule, but clearly that's not in the company's interest. What you're saying is basically that; your ancestors did all the hard work of immigrating and finding/making a spot for themselves, and now you're basically saying "let's lock the door now that I'm set up." It doesn't work that way, that's to the country's detriment.
I watched this in 1987 on HBO. It was fantastic, we were dying laughing
I was about 12 when I heard this for the first time. This was the shit you had to hide from your parents back then lol.
Now 28 years later, my dad started talking about this exact same act the other day and we had a good laugh lol
Now that sounds like a wholesome bonding experience
I was 9 when I first saw this. My dad was watching it and I remember I was shocked.
My mom told me to watch this lmao that’s the only reason Ik about him rn
😂😂😂 those were awesome times! Hiding this type of stuff from your parents or late night Cinemax.
I was doing a lot worse shit than watching this. My dad would've (was?} been happy we wasn't terrorizing the neighbors for once
People's head would explode today. 💕💖
Always loved this man and his raw sense of humor.
One of the funniest eight minutes in standup comedy. This never gets old.
Not that funny
I knew I'd miss the '80s. I just didn't know how much.
WUTCHA DO NOW !
Andrew Dice Clay is a Legend....Period
?
Way better than Kat Williams
He was in the right place at the right time for genius material that was over-the-top offensive.
We need him more now than ever....
AGREE
AGREE
And Sam, from whom he got the inspiration.
No we don't, this hack shit sux
Fuck we had it so much better 7 years ago
Wow. It’s been years since I saw this set. No way he could do this now but glad he’s still touring. Apparently he did 10 minutes as a special guest for Bill Burr at Madison Square Garden recently, and killed.
He was a sign of the times. Love him or not it was a defined character
Damn this brings back memories, and makes me feel old ,I was a young man of 42 years old in 1987 ,dice and Sam Kinnison were the 2 greatest comics of the 1980's.
Michael Ledford I miss Sam kinnison😔
Wow, all that comedy in just one cigarette. The man was truly awesome!
I love the crowd is dressed. Looking good. Hair combed. No t-shirts & flip flops. We knew how to make a night.
Dice was the only guy that could reuse his bits for years (nursery rhymes) and they only got better. “OOWWAH”
spoken like a true gentlemen.
Give em a beer
Frist bad white man
We used to make fun of the 80s in the 90s but now looking back the 80s were fucking awesome.
Fuck yea. The 80s were awesome.
Shame on you for making fun of the 80's and 90's.
Cathy Bradley , What are you complaining about? The decade you were born in???? Holy crap, get out of the house sweaty.
Cathy Bradley you're pissed!
The 80’s was shit
My wife and I saw his act from the Dice Pit in Las Vegas about 5 years ago. He's still hilarious!
"It's like you're looking down on a gopher!" lmao
Wtf? This guy is hilarious! "It's like a haunted house down there."
lol
FUN TO ESCAPE FROM REALITY & LAUGH 😂 CAUSE BOB MARLEY SAYS -EVERY LITTLE THING GONNA BE ALRIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!
Are you 12?
He only has like one act
@Gore4ever FulciLives yeah it worked because people didn't have internet and they would have to actually go see him live to hear his routine it was something that you had to see for it to be funny due to his mannerisms but those days are long gone
Love to see this guy at a university today, lol, students heads would be exploding.
Lol, like when they found out Clayton Bigsby was black.
* Back in late 1960s the guest speaker at colleges who P-O'd students was Al Capp even though we grew up loving his Li'l Abner comic strip. Yet he just loved stirring up sontroversy with his personal views. ♣
Kris, that would be the best part
Id pay a large amount of cash for dice to enlighten the UC Berkeley students with a performance haha
😂😂😂😂😂
I was in Dangerfields in the 80ties, ans Andrew is fabulous
This is what freedom of speech looked like
Sichael Mcott look what I wrote to GRM FRIDAY.... the guy with the continent icon
It's still here; but people evolved to realize that this is stupid misogynist shit which is low-brow, dumbass comedy only worthy of that same low-brow, dumbass audience; which, yah, has shrunk over the years ;)
The left has basically put a nail in most comics today using political "correctness" as their tool! Not many comics can or want to perform on a college campus today for fear of harming the feelings of woke "snowflakes".
@@suzylux No, this is NOT "politically correct" and snowflakes would run screaming to their safe space!
Suzy Lux but you watched it?
Classic comedy right here. 100% rock & roll status. Dice is still that dude.
This is the show that put me on the DICE TRAIN..!!!!!
He needs to speak at a LGBTQ rally!
No
“When I was a kid I screwed everything in da house, socks, gloves, my mothers got a mink coat that don’t need no hanger no more.”
Roflmaooo
B A N A N A J U I C E
"You see what I'm saying here?"
Andrew was so fuckin funny he even screwed himself outta a career. OHHHH!
great joke
Hilarious! Once you understand it's just a schtick then you can indulge in it. People take it too serious as if that's the real him. He is playing into a character and that's what makes the comedy so much more powerful.
+Angel S Its even funnier when you realize its John Stewart
+Angel S thats why i wear a walkman lmao i almost spit out my drink hahaha
+Justin Thomas Holds the fuck up yer telling me this guy is John Stewart? I gotta look that up.
+Angel S I hate to burst your bubble but he's actually quite a douche in real life too...check out his latest visit to the Joe Rogan podcast #779.
+Angel S Does this need to be explained? It's clearly an act.
30 years ago, my friend gave me a cassette tape of this exact routine at Rodney Dangerfield’s. I copied it to another tape from Sam Kinison (ripped from his “Louder Than Hell” album). I’ve memorized most of Sam’s and Dice’s performances since then-back in the day, I played that tape on my little boom box a LOT. Sadly, that tape has long since disappeared. Good thing for UA-cam. Thanks for the upload.
I miss being 22 again. Going to see Diceman,Eddie Murphy, Sam Kinison, Andy Kaufman, and so many more. Back when we could all laugh at each other ( all races)and not get offended like today.
Ever consider that maybe the out groups of this kind of stuff were just being polite and not trying to bring negative attention to themselves? If you talk to a lot of older people of other races this is what many of them were thinking.
(that's what's UP...😎👍)
Yea dog we learned how to be racist from your gen.
What worries me is that I don't think most people are genuinely offended. I think they are pretending to be offended because they think that's what they are supposed to do and everyone else is doing it. It's not just wanting to fit in, it's wanting to clone an entire personality and thought structure, instead of developing your own like a normal person.
(that part)...🙏
Shout out 2 Mr Rodney Dangerfield as well...🙏 Rip!
I was at this show. Wow the years have gone.
that's awesome. really wish I was around in the 80's to see all of these top comedians. depending what month this show was in I was maybe a year old. my dad let us watch all his stuff when we were young among other greats like Rodney himself. Nothing touches these people. Only thing with Dice is that he can get a bit old if you watch too much.
"...put a piece of gum on it" 😆😆😆
💉
I remember this when it was on for the first time, might have been live, on HBO. Oh....the good old days.
Classic legend,unfiltered, not watered down.
He helped out so many other comedians. Great guy!
If someone said the things in the video in a comedy club today they would be lynched by the PC Police and forced to apologize for their job. And lose it regardless.
It's sad to see what we have become.
I don't think you would be forced to apologize, you might just not get much work at that particular club anymore. And thats assuming that there would be a huge backlash. Dice still does comedy and I don't here people on MSNBC or TYT talking much about him
I think what's sad is to see what passed for comedy in 1987. Andrew Dice Clay wouldn't get past Instagram.
If your profile name is indicitave of your sense of humor, you wouldn't get past this comment section, OOOHHHHHHHHHH!
StoneColdChewy you would think so.
Fuck you & Instagram
The 80's: No internet, no UA-cam. We'd all be watching this on some crappy VHS that the only guy in school who had cable TV was able to record.
Back before America became so insanely PC. Dice was the greatest.
He still is great
Him and Sam Kinison.
But he really sucks poor writing
Vous êtes si immature que vous vivez toujours dans les scrotum de votre père
@JohnACorp782 actually I could so there's that.
Ahhh, MEMORIES! Good old days of my grandmother ghasping in horror and almost fainting when she accidentally overheard him on a VHS video playing on the TV when she unexpectedly came to visit! She almost called an excorcist... "EVIL! AND DIRTY ROTTEN" she cried, Lolol!
light years before his time. Dice was a pioneer. This shit is funny even today.
+D. Nice ~> Nora Dunn didn't get it that Clay is just parodying 1950s type greaser guys when she refused to appear on the SNL episode he guest-hosted. Sinead O'Connor also boycotted that show. So what are those 2 doing today? ♣
+WytZox1: They're doing what they do best, of course: Munch carpet all day and wallow in their fading fame.
This aged like fine wine 😂😂
That set was rock n roll!
I guess you had to live through that era. Dice caught the zeitgeist. Dice should have put the pedal to the metal, but he was actually hurt by the criticism of his act. He created this character so well that people actually took him seriously.
I loved his stuff back in the day but let's be honest Dice was as one dimensional as it gets. His act just got old.
Thos Robert problem was, he took himself too seriously
Thos Robert So true. He is nothing Robin Williams was where He can be any image, from hilarious stand up to hero to villain. Even when He tried changing his image to good father/husband in that sitcom which failed miserably. I admit that I was waiting for him to say "balls across the nose! Oh!" a any point. He just didnt have it...
Thos Robert He didn't "take himself seriously" - he was funny.....
He took a 15 minute routine and turned it into a fortune. What did you do?
Wow his act still holds up 30 years later
Are you still learning the abc’s? Lol
Meh.
CMoney Mark oh lord it doesn’t, he’s be made to live in Russia 😂😂😂😂
@Bob Smith no Bobby, you haven't.
@Bob Smith typical hypocritical, miserable, mad at the world Liberal. Bob, get a damn life.
I was 14 when I first saw this now I'm 50 & its still funny. GEN X
I seen this Live..Great Time in Life. We used to laugh everyday and say these lines in school..
Comedic Genius in that era.
Dice is the most under appreciated comedian of all time!
ah no
Bret Hauser ok. Easy now... Jeez. Don't be silly. Hicks, kinnison, hedberg and more easily more deserving
Mickey flannagan I think. But definitely loved dice man
@@c0m4g1bb hedberg is an acquired taste for sure but definitely hicks and kinnison.
The thing I felt about his new episode on Rogan was that he talked a lot about himself but not in an egotistical way; in a way that I felt we needed to hear, like a college lecture. He’s a legend.
ah that was refreshing, true comedy with no worries.
Great comment.
Take no prison, best of the best!!!
Was this funny then ??? It might not have aged well .
Sam and the Dice Man! Awesome 80s.
Always loved the Dice Man.
Classic ...Andrew has a excellent voice, vocals
Years ago saw Dice at the Comedy Store. I had brought my friend & her friend visiting from Miami. Both great looking natural blondes. Of course we were tabled in front. When he took the stage I Knew we were targets.
"Look at this guy with Two blonde-bombers !! It was relentless, filthy & hysterical !!
this is BEFORE POLITICAL CORRECTNESS thank god !!!!!!
TheDuxun1977 This was during a large politically correct fad. So was the 50's and prohibition. Since they banned porn too.
But it's somehow not age restricted. Hell I'm surprised it wasn't took down.
Love ADC!! Saw this when it was new. 😎
America needs Andrew Dice Clay for all the crap we've gone through these past 4 years
Agreed! He was amazing.
I just learnt about this guy holy shit this funny as hell.
Adventures of Ford Fairlane
Well you missed the good old days... back then when we would go clubbing , there always be some guys doing Andrew Dice Clay jokes .
Now it's like we live in a communist country
I was in high school when this came out and We had HBO so I must have seen these 25 times. I haven’t seen all of his films and shows but he made his big comeback in entourage. Check it out, better yet smoke some herb while watching. Your abs will hurt.
I saw him 3 times live at a bar comedy store LA 88 89.met him for 10 min
Hell isn't funny lol