Bo Burnham's Funny as Hell & Best Jokes in the Greenroom
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2022
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I love the Green Room. It's like a moment in time, that is gone forever, but we get to peek at it with privilege.
Bo's curse is he's intelligent and he cares, and he knows it.
I know probably he was pretty anxious in this but still its nice to see bo laugh :)
7:07 yes ikr and I think bo said something about that too , like how competitive everyone with each other and its kinda uncomfortable when everyone just trying to do their bits . Great reaction :) ❤
I loved the fact he brought up Hans Teeuwen, a comedian of which I also have a lot of respect.
Okay, so you know Ray Romano. To his left is Mark Maron. He's an actor and comedian. The most recent thing he did was a movie called Glow about female wrestlers. He also has one of the most popular podcasts on the internet called WTF with Mark Maron. He's a very funny and insightful guy. I have no idea who the guy is to Mark's left. Then in the jacket and green shirt is Gary Shandling, American actor and comedian known for The Larry Sanders Show. To his left is Judd Apatow who is responsible for discovering people like Seth Rogan. He wrote/produced a lot of Seth's movies like Knocked Up and 40 Year Old Virgin.
The one you're not familiar with is Paul Provenza. He's pretty much of the same era and the same crowd, and starred in a couple of sitcoms, some of which were reasonably successful, but none of which really took off. He's also the host of this show.
Glow was a series, not a movie, and a lot of people really loved it. Sad it got cancelled. I think he's been in a couple other things since then, but only minor roles. I always loved Marc's podcast, and he's the reason I was watching this episode when it first came out, and that's the first time I ever saw Bo...his rendition of Art is Dead made me an instant fan.
Garry shandling is the pimp of that whole stage. He out classes all of them although I love Bo!
@@jasonmelo9379 Honestly, I think that Bo might agree with that assessment. He loved Shandling.
Hey Alice, I’ve just been through the whole Bo Burnham experience and I love all of your reactions! Your faces and your laugh and your little jokes, absolutely gold 👌 I love how you kept your reactions simple and genuine, I feel like too often reactors try to over analyze and nitpick but you kept your feedback specific and focused. Thank you for these reactions and thank you for spreading Bo’s genius amongst your followers.
Guests are Ray Romano, Garry Shandling, Judd Apatow, Marc Maron, Bo Burnham and host Paul Provenz
"Honestly, I meant it as supportive."
Hans Teeuwen is the comedian they were talking about with the sock, the bit is called "Little Ronnie"
I knew Socko reminded me of something!
@@korganrocks3995 See, what's also interesting mentioning Socko, is in the interview he mentions "Nobody wants to listen to a 20 year old tell them *how the world works*"
@@FiveAcross Good catch!
If you’ve never listened to him before, you might like George Carlin. You can tell Bo takes a lot of inspiration from him. He’s even mentioned Carlin in two songs
I came across a few of your vids based on Bo Burnham and Tim M. vids.. and your laugh is so infectious ^^ was a great addition to the already great clips :D
I just watched your entire Bo playlist simply because of your laughter. It's quite infectious!
Hey Alice, love your channel!
I think you would really enjoy the full episode of the Green Room with Paul Provenza (season 2 episode 1) featuring Bo Burnham and those other comedy legends. He came in as a young buck, performed his song "Art Is Dead" and that basically drove the discussion of the entire 30 minute show.
It also gives some interesting insight as to how Bo took the discussion and advice from those guys to heart in his later years.
The "ironic detachment" mentioned in that show is the same detachment that he struggles with
left to right, bo (obv), ray ramano (obv), marc maron, well known podcast host and comedian, also had a show on fx called Maron, cant think of that guys name off the top of my head, gary shandler, big time 80s comdian, and judd apatow, creator of superbad, knocked up, basically anything with seth rogan in it
You need to listen to "Hell of a Ride" and his song "all eyes on me" there's 2 versions. One is the song he released, and the second is someone taking that song and vocoding it to his original voice (The second one is an experience)
Emo Philips is such an interesting comedian.
The whole pressure on being funny in that situation is why I love this green room with him. You hit the nail on the head, it's unreal he was just so himself at that age already and just showed he belongs even while dealing with everything internal
I think there was more song he did during this greenroom, Art is Dead or something like that. I don't remember if you have heard that song already, but if not I like the live version and I don't think he has sung it in any of his netflix specials.
You say "valid joke" about his 'who are you', but it's not because those are unknown people, it's such a funny joke precisely *because* those are some of the most famous and popular comedians at the time this came out. You have to have watched his Art is Dead performance even if you couldn't post it. It was the first time I ever heard/heard of him, and it changed my life.
Its actually proving his joke that the younger generation literally don't know these guys.
But that's why she said "valid joke" though, she was literally agreeing with Bo.
The greenroom video you watched skipped the best part, he performed "art is dead" for them, a song about the unrelenting narcissism, self-indulgence and greed that fuels the comedian. In front of a crowd of veteran comedians who ramble on about eastern philosophy and the importance of comedy and so on. It's magical, I wholeheartedly recommend it.
Really glad to see you back with some Bo! Have you seen "we think we know you" yet by him? Personally one of my favourites, never seen anything quite like it :)
Have you heard about Bo Burnham's newest material? One year anniversary of the release of Inside on Netflix, he released the Inside Outtakes on UA-cam.
So disappointed the clip from The Green Room didn’t include Bo performing “Art Is Dead” ☹️
Supercalifragilisticexpialadocious video Alice as always. Not gonna lie a part of me will miss those headphone tanglations but viewers such as I will keep the cord struggle going for you regardless haha. No worries about not uploading last week you gave us alot the week before so you deserve to have fun and take a break I just hope your hangover wasn't so bad. I think alot of your audience missed Bo as well but most importantly we all missed your reactions to him luckily there is even more of his content that he has released recently to react to if you desire to keep badda binging and badda Bo-ing along with that journey then "The Chicken" is always a good recommendation of his newer songs. However, if additional musical comedic content is desired outside the realm of Bo a comedy duo by the name of Tenacious D is also a great expierence to react to. Something out of left field that is an oldie but a goodie that will put you on your arse is a flash video from the early noughties called "End of Ze World." Regardless what comes next in the wonderful world of Gingerland I can't wait to meet you down the rabbit hole next week.
Judd Apatow, Marc Meron, Gary Shandling. I forget the guest's name.
I missed your bo content 🥺
I really hope that you react to inside outtakes songs!!
I think bo meant that the best comedy comes from pain and experience. Maybe not idk.
I'm not actually sure he got bullied in school
It's quite likely, but with what he said during this it's also very possible that he didn't write those songs based on experience but rather, possibly, observation, for instance maybe a classmate of his got bullied, or maybe he even bullied someone himself (bullying is inherently bad, but a bully is not necessarily a bad person, a bully could be a normal person that doesn't understand that their "jokes" are going too far, or someone who just had a bad day and made mistakes because of it. Obviously if this is the case he would've regretted it immensely, since we know he's not a bad person.)
I think learning from such an experience would be more insightful to him than getting bullied would. Just a dumb theory though.
I don't know, to me for someone to be a bully they have to be intending some sort of unkindness. Just jokes being taken the wrong way doesn't make someone a bully, it just makes them potentially insensitive or ignorant. That's not to say that bullies can't be good people as they grow up, or even be good people in many aspects. But I definitely think it's extremely unlikely that Bo ever would have bullied anyone. The only time I've seen that comes close was when he told a heckler to kill himself, but he's said that he acts very differently on stage than in real life, and I don't think he would have done that in real life. Of course, I could be wrong, but I'm just making the best educated guess I can based off of what I've seen of Bo.
a song you could react to that probs wouldn't get claimed is "Oh my god" which is the original "from gods perspective" and Bo never officially released it but there is a video of him playing it live
I hope you watched Bo's song in the Green Room video, even if you couldn't put it in this video because of copyright issues. If you haven't heard Art is Dead live it's a great version of it!
You can find almost all of his songs only on his channel playlists since they're unlisted
There's a bunch of songs on the inside outakes that are fine to be watched without the context of the specials that are just plain entertaining songs.
Otherwise I agree, I've missed your Bo content
Hans Teeuwen - Een Mars voor Kareltje
I definitely think you should watch art is dead next
Oh you’re gonna like Emo Phillips, look up some of his stand up videos lol
Sorry, haven't been up to date but did you react to Inside or what happened with that one?
I’m going to soon but it will be on my patreon since most of Bos stuff gets blocked here 😔
@@Aliceingingerland
Gotta check out “Art Is Dead” from the first clip you did if you haven’t heard it. It’s too good.
Any self-awareness in high school or any higher intellect than any of your other peers is torture just know that when I slept in all those classes and still got A's; that was for a reason and I hated every moment I was there. Almost 30 and I still hate it no I'm never go back nightmares are made of high school lol
😂 the other men are all famous comedians from back in my day. All did stand up at one point and most had some form of tv show like the Gary shandling show or everybody loves Raymond
Most of the stuff on his UA-cam won’t get blocked, but if you watch anything from his Netflix special that isn’t on his channel, then Netflix will come after it
He's wearing the same shirt in both videos haha.
Aussie musical comedy suggestion… Straight Outta Frankston (Lewis Spears) Hope you get time to check it out
More Bo Burnham reaction
Need more Bo Burnham, react to all eyes on me and goodbye please
Bo .....SAD
I love Marc Maron
Female drinking, sleep deprivation, and a bent engagement ring that is now missing on the finger are not the signs that your marriage is breaking apart - it was just another tough weekend.
I think Judd Apatow (seen in this video) may have thoughts on a weekend like that…!
Starting left to right:
Bo Burnham
Ray Romano
Marc Maron
No fucking clue
Gary Shandling
Judd Apatow
Have you already listened to All Eyes On Me and That Funny Feeling yet?
Pretty sure she's waiting until she has time to watch the entire special, most likely after the wedding
Comics all take the piss out of each other... but Bo suffers the most because he's young, incredibly talented and aware of that? Isnt there a way of acknowledging Bo's success without qualifying it with a victimhood he literally claims in this video he hasn't experienced??
his allison ginerlond
i don't watch a lot of girls reacts but i'm giving this a chance, i'm pretty kinda drunk.
The green room part cut out the song.
heads up he stopped blocking videos.
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If you have to try to be funny - well - you just aren't. Bo likely isn't feeling pressure because he is.
😂
10:30 is a big yikes after watching Inside.
you NEED to react to his specials on patreon
I concur that would be wonderious especually if you were to do them in order as it really is quite an expierence to see not only Bo grow as a comedian but to also watch his comedy evolve in execution while still perserving his genius
I don´t know if anyone told you yet, but you spell like this: Hans Teeuwen
they were so rude to him tbh
The Green Room is a brilliant show. You should check out this one that has Tim Minchin and Jimmy Carr in it. Very funny.
ua-cam.com/video/l8ZRhvB_7EE/v-deo.html
THIS NEEDS MORE LIKES
BRAIN CUM
These are guys who aren’t all immediately recognizable by face, but I assure you that you have heard their stuff at one point. Marc Maron is one of the best and funniest podcasters in the medium; Garry Shandling was a comedic genius whose “It’s Garry Shandling’s Show” and “The Larry Sanders Show” were groundbreaking TV; and every living human has seen a movie made by Judd Apatow.
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Soo.. what is so wrong with f-ing a fat chick? I really don’t get that joke?
I love Bo and I think you’re really funny to watch as well, but that one comment is really hard to understand, can someone explain if I’m interpreting it wrong and he’s maybe not being offensive to fat people?