@@memento_mori-v2m Everyone has got something to teach and something to learn, some people has lots of experience to share and smart people appreciate that source of knowledgment.
@@beckyandrus3977I liked Seinfeld but this interviewer is terrible and it felt like Seinfeld being paid to be there only ,,, think of the difference in the interviews/guests from comedians and cars and how much more fun and life we're seeing from Seinfeld there ......🤔
When I want to laugh it's one of the big shows I put on. It's up there with the likes of I love Lucy, Beverly Hillbillies, Sanford and Son, The original Night Court, Everybody Loves Raymond, Jefferson's. when I laugh I put on one of those.
Dull you mean? Yes, I agree. The show was the other characters. Mr. Stiller, Kramer, George + that angry medium aged woman and the guest stars... But yes, I found it amusing too back in the day. Jerry was already then a bit annoying with his constant bickering about the smallest things.
It still makes me laugh the 3rd or 5th time!😆 I always said there’s a Seinfeld episode for nearly every situation in life! I love learning something new behind the scenes, like Jerry Stiller not being the first Mr. Costanza. And how he decided to play it differently than the more subdued character Larry and Jerry had written. When they heard the audience laughter they went with it. It was brilliant. I recently read the number of Kramer’s funny entrances. It was over 100. He got too many laughs and threw off the timing of the show.
There's never been such a popular tv-show with a bad actor as Jerry. His stand-up material was never THAT funny and look how he failed at his own project coffee & cars. Seinfeld was Larry's jokes + hired writers to do the good stuff. Larry IS funny and have proved it with curb. Seinfeld has aged into an old tired: "there were good people on our side, send the others to the ☢camps" kinda guy.
I watched Unfrosted last night. I had read that “either you love it or hate it”. I LOVED it. Fell off my chair laughing a few times, which *never* happens. I think it is brilliant. I especially loved seeing Seinfeld style comedy with no commercials and no laugh track. Melissa McCarthy is gold. So is Hugh Grant as a Shakespearean actor playing the role of Tony Tiger “Grreeaat!” And so many other wonderful recognizable comics and actors. Some of the humor is baby boomer stuff, perhaps, such as the imitation of Walter Cronkite.
I loved it too, also fell outta my chair. It’s all about the jokes with Seinfeld and the jokes were a riot. “Excuse me, I was serious about the 1940s question...” “Can ve jast move onn?”
When I heard Hugh Grant would be Tony Tiger I just don’t see him in that role. I have a decades long image of Tony and he sure doesn’t have a British accent! I’m going to watch it this week. Glad to hear it was so funny after reading mixed reviews.
Ok, now I’ll prob sign up for Netflix for a month to see it. He’s my generation. Am liking a deeper look into his mind. He was my impetus decades ago to learn TM and I never regretted it eve tho I practice less regularly now. Still, it was a great technique to learn from a certified teacher.
I watched this guy for years growing up, but I never recall an interview with him. Longest I've seen him get interviewed was on a late night show. Thanks Graham!
Jerry Hit The Nail on The Head With "Energy"...Energy Certainly is LIFE....What a GREAT Down to Earth HONEST Interview...Thank You Jerry For Being Who and What You are
I started "Unfrosted" yesterday and so far I think it's hysterical! It's great to see these awesome interviews with Jerry. There's no question that he's one of the best comedians ever!
Jerry Seinfeld I have so much respect for you as a human being, as a comedian and as a fellow J. You are so intelligent, insightful and a brilliant comedian. Thanks for enriching life by sharing your tapestry of comedy.
Love this. Rarely seen him interviewed like this. On the few occasions I've seen him chatting on the red carpet or talk shows etc. he came across as not particularly likeable. As a die-hard Seinfeld fan that was always weird. Now, seeing him relaxed and serious, talking about his craft and deeper subjects is fantastic - Really enjoyed it. He's got a so much more to say beyond just comedic material. All of the insight into what it takes to do comedy as effortlessly as he can, and his outlook on everything is absolute gold and frankly just makes me love Seinfeld (the show) even more, if that were possible.
The genetic component to a persons humor profile is a super good point Jerry makes. Love how he credits his pops to being a true key to his delivery and wit.
Can't believe Graham does not believe that. He thinks comedy is just something you learn. I mean, you can and should learn how to write/produce humor, but if you lack the genetic component, you're going to be a Bania of sorts.
He says that TM, lifting weights and Expresso or something similar are VERY important for him. To keep him MINDFULL. For me, it's introspection, cardio and energy drinks.
I truly loved this interview. I will watch again. I am not a comedian nor am I particularly into comedy, but Seinfeld is a master of his craft, and the concepts he expresses here apply universally.
For me, it's INTROSPECTION, CARDIO & ENERGY DRINKS! Great point Jerry Seinfeld because you have to have MINDFULNESS, VARIOUS TYPES OF ENERGY AND SOMETHING TO HELP YOU GET GOING TO GET MOMENTUM FOR THE DAY.
Jerry, when your father passed away and someone told you you would now be successful. He became your angel and was there every step of the way watching over and guiding you ❤
i ran into jerry in nyc and as a ny're the unwritten rule is to treat them like any other person you see in nyc, ignore them :) but i got to stand next to him and his wife and overheard him speaking to her a few minutes. He is an authentic person - he talked about the things you would expect to hear from him and in true seinfeld style made fun of and drove a stake into the absurd with good old logic. One of the coolest celebs i ever "met".
@@misterghee1 lol. well i grew up in nyc see celebs all the time. some i know pretty well. the way to meet them is simple - talk to them just like u would anyone else and they will engage. they feel weird when people gush all over them. rupual used to be the bouncer in a lot of nyc clubs, what a bitch, but she like me. i thnk it's because we are both 6'3". mila kunis - used to hang with her at raves A LOT... i could go on but to me they are just like my other non-famous friends. that said, it was hard not to gush over jerry, he is one of my fav's of all time
You are so lucky!!!! I love Jerry's personality, he seems so cool, unapologetic and smart; and since the unfortunate incident that happenned to Michael Richards, I knew Jerry was a great, loyal friend. I love their friendship. He is one of my favorite tv personalities.
Great interview. Thank you, Graham Bensinger. Jerry doesn't sit down with just anyone; he has to like you. And if Jerry likes you, that means you must be a good person which of course you are.Thank you both for this intelligent, benevolent, calm and interesting conversation.🙏🙏
We've watched the series Seinfeld countless times from beginning to end. It never gets old. The episode about the angry Mohel was pure genius. I could watch it every day and would still laugh to the point of tears.
The fact that he can say "Exercise is so unfunny. I can't talk about it." with a little smirk on his face... and leave me in stitches just by saying that... really shows what a comedic genius this guy is.
I am imagine that being around him would make me have to find my own solidity. It’s good to be around people like that because you have to strengthen yourself to stand up -not to it - but with it.
Those stories about just those two people from his past that pushed him to pursue comedy. I still remember a friend from high school telling me he admired my ability to go after what I want, which is driving me till this day about 8 years later.
Like or dislike, Jerry Seinfeld is in a different league than most entertainers. He has drive, a passion for writing, a high degree of creative thinking, great intuition, and an insatiable work ethic that hardly anyone, if anyone it seems to me, sustains for years in various "projects" that he currently works on.
Everyone on Seinfeld was funnier than he was. That is why they are still acting, and he is not. He has to make up his own shows that really are not funny. His driving around was only relevant because of the guests.
I like this interview much better than the sitcoms because I don't often like watching much fiction. This interview contains a substantial amount of reality, yet with a healthy splash of Seinfeld's brilliant comedic thinking. Jerry's self-improvement advice is top notch.
SEINFELD absolutely the best sitcom ever! I'll watch season one in the same order it ran from season 1thru to season 9. and like a fine bottle of wine it gets better with age. what's hard to believe is the shows been off for 26 years but it still seems like it was just a few years ago that it was on. and like Jerry said he turned 70. Im so glad we've had Seinfeld to watch all these years where it never gets old!
I can relate to Jerry in many ways. I have practiced meditation since 1988, so I get what he’s talking about. His ability to capture the essence of things is displayed here concerning the benefits of meditation, but there is of course so much more to be discovered by consistently practicing meditation. But his emphasis on energy is the salient point in this venue. There is a lot more to unpack from this interview, but this is not the time or place to do so. All I’ll say is the interaction with creativity is an uplifting endeavor and to share it with others is as rewarding a life as there can be. Still enjoy hearing George yelling: JERRY!!!
Before this morning I was not aware of Graham Bensinger. I am now a subscriber. What a great interview with Seinfeld. I cant wait to see more of Bensinger.
Benign neglect was a parenting philosophy in the 1950s - I grew up then as well and have heard my parents, whom I adored, use the same expression. As kids we all had a fabulous childhood of exploring and adventure and putting on plays and Christmas caroling and riding bikes and playing kickball and hide and go seek on the front lawn. I only saw my parents at breakfast and the family dinner every night. Then homework and walking to school again the next day. Summers were a magical time of tree houses and swimming races and building rafts to sail on the creek.. It was suburban, not urban, and classic Americana. It was Camelot.
I love you both and the interview was fantastic. I would like to add that while Seinfeld was on TV during the best period for American Jews, I think Jerry had something to do with that. He made everyone in the US (and the world) get to know Jewish people and Jewish language. He made it OK to be a Jew. Thank you both for continuing to be loud and proud.
Congratulations, Graham, on a great interview! Wow, I have watched Jerry Seinfeld, one of my favorite people in entertainment (notice I did not say in stand up comedy), in numerous interview situations, and you really did a great job with him and the questions you asked- such a good rapport! I learned alot more about him and his philosophy on life- fascinating stuff. I’ve never heard of you until now, but if this interview is any indication, I will be keeping my eye out for more from you and your channel. (Don’t know if you’ll even read this, as popular as you are, apparently, anyway thanks again and great job!)
im a big seinfeld show fan. seasons 3 thru 7 only/mainly. i do appreciate how Jerry is so honest and introspective of his work and life. it's enlightening. i'm not sure why the guy doing the interview rubs me the wrong way. seems like it's hard for him to be in the moment or authentic. in fairness, it's hard to be when interviewing someone .
Over here in the Uk, the magnificent Seinfeld was shown at 11pm on a midweek night once a week without any promotion. I fell upon it accidentally and have been utterly obsessed with its brilliance on all levels ever since. It’s still at cult status over here by 🤷♂️ The man is a one off genius and deserves every accolade available. Bravo Jerry
I was an NCAA Pole Vaulter and Decathlete…I haven’t been to a gym in 20 years…could start tomorrow & would be so damn sore! But no problem returning to it.
Masterclass in comedy. I wish many comedians I've seen at the Improv would give this a listen. Write and don't acknowledge the bombing, it's your fault, not ours.
Jerry! This is your nature and pretty much you have been describing the nature of a Taurus. You are describing exactly how I feel ~ it is so fabulous to know I’m not alone!
7:10 Jerry paints a clear picture of the fright a comedian feels walking onto a silent stage. It's something we all have thought of and suspected but watching and listening to Jerry express it, does wonders to drive the point home. I'd have a heart attack if it were me, for sure. Kudos to all comedians who got up on stage and did it, first of all, and then went back again and again. There ought to be an award for the very act of doing your act. But it's like Jerry has been saying on this latest circuit promoting his movie Unfrosted, where he has learned the philosophy of working on the craft as what counts, and not whether or not people validate you. Still though, that doesn't diminish the reality of the fear newbie comedians must experience going up under the spotlight. After all, no one wants to be hated, disgraced, or humiliated either. Bravo on an exquisite career, and hats off to all in your footsteps. It's a damn hard job.
Bensinger is a prodigy as an interviewer. So seasoned and professional at such a young age, gets the most out of his subjects. Makes it look easy, which it isn't!
You still make me laugh, Jerry! I’ve seen you in concert and I’m almost on the floor laughing! But you make me laugh doing these interviews also. The more I see, the more I want to see. You’re SO FUNNY!!
That part about his parents being orphans was really fascinating! It makes you wonder about their upbringing and how it might have shaped Jerry's sense of humor. It would be incredible to see him team up with someone like Henry Louis Gates Jr. on "Finding Your Roots" to explore his family history further. There could be some amazing stories hidden there!
Jerry is a hardcore ISTJ. I totally understand him and where he is coming from with all of this. Strict rules. Understands excellence and quality. Understands tradition and loyalty.
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The best thing about unfronsted is all these new Seinfeld interviews. Always equal parts creative process and philosophy. So much to learn from him.
Exactly
@@thebrokerofbrokerstv68doesn’t say much about the quality of the film then! 😂
I was thinking the same thing. He's talking to every body.🎤
lol there is nothing to learn here
@@memento_mori-v2m Everyone has got something to teach and something to learn, some people has lots of experience to share and smart people appreciate that source of knowledgment.
Man, I love how candid and direct Seinfeld talked in this interview. No pretense at all. I'm happy i saw this interview.
I sense sarcasm in this comment. I think Seinfeld does not give good interviews, he could as well made it all up.
And he’s always good natured.
@@boredstrayingtheinternet2557 I don't know. I loved the interview!
@@beckyandrus3977I liked Seinfeld but this interviewer is terrible and it felt like Seinfeld being paid to be there only ,,, think of the difference in the interviews/guests from comedians and cars and how much more fun and life we're seeing from Seinfeld there ......🤔
No pretense? He acts like he’s normal but he doesn’t forget he’s one of the richest comedians to ever live.
I like the few celebrities that never lose appreciation for their position in life. They don’t take their talent for granted.
IDK but you seem gullible and just licking all over his body like a housefly. Jerry would take you out as soon as he was aware of you. 🪰
so many nights I have relied on old Seinfeld episodes to reset my bad day. his humor is very unique.
When I want to laugh it's one of the big shows I put on. It's up there with the likes of I love Lucy, Beverly Hillbillies, Sanford and Son, The original Night Court, Everybody Loves Raymond, Jefferson's. when I laugh I put on one of those.
There was a time in my life i was so lost and depressed. Seinfeld got me through those tough times.
Definitely my stress relief too. My hubby puts it on for me if I've had a trying day.
Dull you mean? Yes, I agree. The show was the other characters. Mr. Stiller, Kramer, George + that angry medium aged woman and the guest stars... But yes, I found it amusing too back in the day. Jerry was already then a bit annoying with his constant bickering about the smallest things.
Seinfeld is hands down my favorite sitcom of all time! It never gets old!
It still makes me laugh the 3rd or 5th time!😆 I always said there’s a Seinfeld episode for nearly every situation in life! I love learning something new behind the scenes, like Jerry Stiller not being the first Mr. Costanza. And how he decided to play it differently than the more subdued character Larry and Jerry had written. When they heard the audience laughter they went with it. It was brilliant. I recently read the number of Kramer’s funny entrances. It was over 100. He got too many laughs and threw off the timing of the show.
But the finale was horrible.
There's never been such a popular tv-show with a bad actor as Jerry. His stand-up material was never THAT funny and look how he failed at his own project coffee & cars. Seinfeld was Larry's jokes + hired writers to do the good stuff. Larry IS funny and have proved it with curb. Seinfeld has aged into an old tired: "there were good people on our side, send the others to the ☢camps" kinda guy.
@@Batterybus That's a matter of opinion. I loved it.
@@BatterybusI can couldn't agree with you more. What a downer it was 😮
Forget about Jerry's enormous talent... I LOVE him as a human being! GREAT interview!!!!!
I watched Unfrosted last night. I had read that “either you love it or hate it”. I LOVED it. Fell off my chair laughing a few times, which *never* happens. I think it is brilliant.
I especially loved seeing Seinfeld style comedy with no commercials and no laugh track.
Melissa McCarthy is gold. So is Hugh Grant as a Shakespearean actor playing the role of Tony Tiger “Grreeaat!” And so many other wonderful recognizable comics and actors.
Some of the humor is baby boomer stuff, perhaps, such as the imitation of Walter Cronkite.
I loved it too, also fell outta my chair. It’s all about the jokes with Seinfeld and the jokes were a riot. “Excuse me, I was serious about the 1940s question...” “Can ve jast move onn?”
When I heard Hugh Grant would be Tony Tiger I just don’t see him in that role. I have a decades long image of Tony and he sure doesn’t have a British accent! I’m going to watch it this week. Glad to hear it was so funny after reading mixed reviews.
Ok, now I’ll prob sign up for Netflix for a month to see it. He’s my generation. Am liking a deeper look into his mind. He was my impetus decades ago to learn TM and I never regretted it eve tho I practice less regularly now. Still, it was a great technique to learn from a certified teacher.
I watched this guy for years growing up, but I never recall an interview with him. Longest I've seen him get interviewed was on a late night show. Thanks Graham!
Jerry Hit The Nail on The Head With "Energy"...Energy Certainly is LIFE....What a GREAT Down to Earth HONEST Interview...Thank You Jerry For Being Who and What You are
I started "Unfrosted" yesterday and so far I think it's hysterical! It's great to see these awesome interviews with Jerry. There's no question that he's one of the best comedians ever!
I've been religiously watching Seinfeld since I first saw it in the 90s. I just can't stop!
Me too, I was drawn to it from the first time I saw it in 1990.
Jerry, we waited so long for you to 'give it up" THANK YOU FOR THIS AND YEARS OF COMMEN SENSE NOT FOUND ANYWHERE , ANYTIME THIS CONSECUTIVELY❤.
Jerry Seinfeld I have so much respect for you as a human being, as a comedian and as a fellow J. You are so intelligent, insightful and a brilliant comedian. Thanks for enriching life by sharing your tapestry of comedy.
Love this. Rarely seen him interviewed like this. On the few occasions I've seen him chatting on the red carpet or talk shows etc. he came across as not particularly likeable. As a die-hard Seinfeld fan that was always weird. Now, seeing him relaxed and serious, talking about his craft and deeper subjects is fantastic - Really enjoyed it. He's got a so much more to say beyond just comedic material. All of the insight into what it takes to do comedy as effortlessly as he can, and his outlook on everything is absolute gold and frankly just makes me love Seinfeld (the show) even more, if that were possible.
Might be the best interview ive seen with Jerry yet. Especially since Unfrosted.
The description of the timing of syllables is genius. I love that he brought this out in the interview.
exceptional interview exchange; best of Jerry Seinfeld. Congrats.
Beautiful photo at 10:27.
His parents had the same glow that my step- dad had. You cannot describe it; you just had to know them. Jerry was blessed.
I don’t think I’ve ever lined up and agreed more with anyone speaking publicly in my entire life.
Perfectly said. ✔✔✔ ...or is it: Said perfectly. ✔
This is why I watch UA-cam...I appreciate the sharing on the moods. I feel like it's just me a lot. Real talk
There is something about Jerry that is so endearing to me…I really like him as a person ….plus he is sooo funny
Well, of course, because he cannot not be funny.
The genetic component to a persons humor profile is a super good point Jerry makes. Love how he credits his pops to being a true key to his delivery and wit.
Can't believe Graham does not believe that. He thinks comedy is just something you learn. I mean, you can and should learn how to write/produce humor, but if you lack the genetic component, you're going to be a Bania of sorts.
Jerry Seinfeld is great. I enjoyed hearing from him. I'm taking stoicism and TM to heart.
He says that TM, lifting weights and Expresso or something similar are VERY important for him. To keep him MINDFULL. For me, it's introspection, cardio and energy drinks.
Glad you're releasing the full interview. The previously released excerpts are so good! Revealing and Insightful!!
I truly loved this interview. I will watch again. I am not a comedian nor am I particularly into comedy, but Seinfeld is a master of his craft, and the concepts he expresses here apply universally.
GOLD! Transcendental Meditation + Lift Weights + Espresso ❤
This is me too.
😅🎉
For me, it's INTROSPECTION, CARDIO & ENERGY DRINKS!
Great point Jerry Seinfeld because you have to have MINDFULNESS, VARIOUS TYPES OF ENERGY AND SOMETHING TO HELP YOU GET GOING TO GET MOMENTUM FOR THE DAY.
Jerry, when your father passed away and someone told you you would now be successful. He became your angel and was there every step of the way watching over and guiding you ❤
Finally Graham is releasing long format. Been asking for these forever
I don’t care what anyone from any age group says - this man is brilliant and I will always enjoy him
i ran into jerry in nyc and as a ny're the unwritten rule is to treat them like any other person you see in nyc, ignore them :) but i got to stand next to him and his wife and overheard him speaking to her a few minutes. He is an authentic person - he talked about the things you would expect to hear from him and in true seinfeld style made fun of and drove a stake into the absurd with good old logic. One of the coolest celebs i ever "met".
nice you could keep it in yr pants now there might be a comic in you " Stealing from overhearing the Guy"
@@misterghee1 lol. well i grew up in nyc see celebs all the time. some i know pretty well. the way to meet them is simple - talk to them just like u would anyone else and they will engage. they feel weird when people gush all over them. rupual used to be the bouncer in a lot of nyc clubs, what a bitch, but she like me. i thnk it's because we are both 6'3". mila kunis - used to hang with her at raves A LOT... i could go on but to me they are just like my other non-famous friends. that said, it was hard not to gush over jerry, he is one of my fav's of all time
You are so lucky!!!! I love Jerry's personality, he seems so cool, unapologetic and smart; and since the unfortunate incident that happenned to Michael Richards, I knew Jerry was a great, loyal friend. I love their friendship. He is one of my favorite tv personalities.
Great interview. Thank you, Graham Bensinger. Jerry doesn't sit down with just anyone; he has to like you. And if Jerry likes you, that means you must be a good person which of course you are.Thank you both for this intelligent, benevolent, calm and interesting conversation.🙏🙏
YES!!!! Hour long interview with the GOAT?! 🐐
We've watched the series Seinfeld countless times from beginning to end. It never gets old. The episode about the angry Mohel was pure genius. I could watch it every day and would still laugh to the point of tears.
I coulda been a kosher butcher like my brother.
This is one of the best Seinfeld interviews I've seen.
One of my all time favorite interviews.
The fact that he can say "Exercise is so unfunny. I can't talk about it." with a little smirk on his face... and leave me in stitches just by saying that... really shows what a comedic genius this guy is.
Seinfield is so raw, no filter.....he doesnt try to be nice he's just real.
He’s totally vanilla with no actual social relevance whatsoever.
EXACTLY!
I am imagine that being around him would make me have to find my own solidity.
It’s good to be around people like that because you have to strengthen yourself to stand up -not to it - but with it.
Jerry is a good man. A success far beyond his wealth. ❤ A moving interview.
Jerry is so honest and sincere. And brilliant. Thanks for all the laughs Jerry!!!
Those stories about just those two people from his past that pushed him to pursue comedy. I still remember a friend from high school telling me he admired my ability to go after what I want, which is driving me till this day about 8 years later.
Such an incredible interview! Jerry is such an intelligent, interesting, focused individual. ❤️
When Jerry talks about his first times on stage 😳. So exciting.
Like or dislike, Jerry Seinfeld is in a different league than most entertainers. He has drive, a passion for writing, a high degree of creative thinking, great intuition, and an insatiable work ethic that hardly anyone, if anyone it seems to me, sustains for years in various "projects" that he currently works on.
Jerry explains comedy better than anyone else today. Genetics - absolutely.
Agree. He is a great comedian. A great writer. A great story teller. Is there anything he can't do?😮
Yes absolutely!!
Everyone on Seinfeld was funnier than he was. That is why they are still acting, and he is not. He has to make up his own shows that really are not funny. His driving around was only relevant because of the guests.
@@chrisrasku2261 he is a stand up comedian and not an actor. So why should Jerry keep on acting?
I like this interview much better than the sitcoms because I don't often like watching much fiction. This interview contains a substantial amount of reality, yet with a healthy splash of Seinfeld's brilliant comedic thinking. Jerry's self-improvement advice is top notch.
Jerry Seinfeld is a national treasure. 🇮🇱 🇺🇸
How can anyone not like him?
A🕊️ wonderful man
INDEED!!! !! !!
SEINFELD absolutely the best sitcom ever! I'll watch season one in the same order it ran from season 1thru to season 9. and like a fine bottle of wine it gets better with age. what's hard to believe is the shows been off for 26 years but it still seems like it was just a few years ago that it was on. and like Jerry said he turned 70. Im so glad we've had Seinfeld to watch all these years where it never gets old!
I love Jerry Seinfeld!! He is just AMAZING!!
Almost worth a billion dollars, I’d say you’re pretty talented Jerry. Love you man
Thank you! Fantastic interview. I love Jerry Seinfeld. And Larry David. Genius. Real.
Great a full hours interview not looking for cheap laughs thats why he's still at the top. Thanks from England.
Thank you Jerry! You have given us SO much over the years!b
❤ I love you Jerry 😊! Your interview was great. From humble beginnings… thank you.
I can relate to Jerry in many ways. I have practiced meditation since 1988, so I get what he’s talking about. His ability to capture the essence of things is displayed here concerning the benefits of meditation, but there is of course so much more to be discovered by consistently practicing meditation. But his emphasis on energy is the salient point in this venue. There is a lot more to unpack from this interview, but this is not the time or place to do so. All I’ll say is the interaction with creativity is an uplifting endeavor and to share it with others is as rewarding a life as there can be. Still enjoy hearing George yelling: JERRY!!!
I became a Seinfeld fan in high school and every year I like him more. His brand of comedy has aged well.
Before this morning I was not aware of Graham Bensinger. I am now a subscriber. What a great interview with Seinfeld. I cant wait to see more of Bensinger.
Love seeing this personal side of Jerry Seinfeld!!!
Benign neglect was a parenting philosophy in the 1950s - I grew up then as well and have heard my parents, whom I adored, use the same expression. As kids we all had a fabulous childhood of exploring and adventure and putting on plays and Christmas caroling and riding bikes and playing kickball and hide and go seek on the front lawn. I only saw my parents at breakfast and the family dinner every night. Then homework and walking to school again the next day. Summers were a magical time of tree houses and swimming races and building rafts to sail on the creek.. It was suburban, not urban, and classic Americana. It was Camelot.
I know more about what makes stand up work than I ever knew before. Wonderful interview.
Always fantastic to hear Jerry share. Thanks for conducting a great interview!
I love you both and the interview was fantastic. I would like to add that while Seinfeld was on TV during the best period for American Jews, I think Jerry had something to do with that. He made everyone in the US (and the world) get to know Jewish people and Jewish language. He made it OK to be a Jew. Thank you both for continuing to be loud and proud.
Congratulations, Graham, on a great interview! Wow, I have watched Jerry Seinfeld, one of my favorite people in entertainment (notice I did not say in stand up comedy), in numerous interview situations, and you really did a great job with him and the questions you asked- such a good rapport! I learned alot more about him and his philosophy on life- fascinating stuff. I’ve never heard of you until now, but if this interview is any indication, I will be keeping my eye out for more from you and your channel. (Don’t know if you’ll even read this, as popular as you are, apparently, anyway thanks again and great job!)
im a big seinfeld show fan. seasons 3 thru 7 only/mainly. i do appreciate how Jerry is so honest and introspective of his work and life. it's enlightening. i'm not sure why the guy doing the interview rubs me the wrong way. seems like it's hard for him to be in the moment or authentic. in fairness, it's hard to be when interviewing someone .
Over here in the Uk, the magnificent Seinfeld was shown at 11pm on a midweek night once a week without any promotion. I fell upon it accidentally and have been utterly obsessed with its brilliance on all levels ever since. It’s still at cult status over here by 🤷♂️ The man is a one off genius and deserves every accolade available. Bravo Jerry
I was an NCAA Pole Vaulter and Decathlete…I haven’t been to a gym in 20 years…could start tomorrow & would be so damn sore! But no problem returning to it.
Masterclass in comedy. I wish many comedians I've seen at the Improv would give this a listen. Write and don't acknowledge the bombing, it's your fault, not ours.
This was propersteriously insightful.
Worth MULTIPLE viewings.
Thank you
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Still creating, still funny, always smart and cool!
Nice interview. The take away Jerry will never retire, he will always be challenging himself by working towards something funny.
Thank you for your time enjoy very much
Saw you live at Atlantis Bahamas around 8 years ago. I just want to say I appreciated being able to be there . Enjoyed the show tremendously. Thanks
Jerry! This is your nature and pretty much you have been describing the nature of a Taurus. You are describing exactly how I feel ~ it is so fabulous to know I’m not alone!
7:10 Jerry paints a clear picture of the fright a comedian feels walking onto a silent stage. It's something we all have thought of and suspected but watching and listening to Jerry express it, does wonders to drive the point home. I'd have a heart attack if it were me, for sure. Kudos to all comedians who got up on stage and did it, first of all, and then went back again and again. There ought to be an award for the very act of doing your act. But it's like Jerry has been saying on this latest circuit promoting his movie Unfrosted, where he has learned the philosophy of working on the craft as what counts, and not whether or not people validate you. Still though, that doesn't diminish the reality of the fear newbie comedians must experience going up under the spotlight. After all, no one wants to be hated, disgraced, or humiliated either. Bravo on an exquisite career, and hats off to all in your footsteps. It's a damn hard job.
Great interview, this was pure gold, thanks Graham and congratulations on your nuptials!🙏🏻💍💒
It's hard to believe that Jerry is 70. I guess that's just me refusing to accept that I'm getting older.
No he looks amazing, he easily could pull of being a 50 year old
One kid!! One kind kid at college boosted another unsure young kid to try standup!! Now he’s one of the all time greats !!! BE KIND. 🙏❤
He's my new Guru/Life coach. And I love that Jerry would hate that.
Great interviewer who actually got research done
I knew about Marcus Aurelious's meditations, but I will definitely check it out now. That and daily meditation, he got me sold on it.
Israel and the Jewish people will never forget your support when so many are too cowardly to stand with us in our time of need. We love you, Jerry!
I don’t stand with you. I’m not jooish. Does that make me a coward?
Bensinger is a prodigy as an interviewer. So seasoned and professional at such a young age, gets the most out of his subjects. Makes it look easy, which it isn't!
Really? I find him awkward but probably Jerry’s kind of interviewer
Jerry is such an intelligent comedian. I love his honesty.
One of the better interviews I've seen
I am even more excited to buy the "Pop Tart" Movie, for this man is just pure leadership in a human package...
Great interview! Love him even more! Meditation, lift weights, espresso - YES!
Great insight into what it's like on stage, what precise science stand up comedy material is, it's fascinating. Love Jerry Seinfeld
You still make me laugh, Jerry! I’ve seen you in concert and I’m almost on the floor laughing! But you make me laugh doing these interviews also. The more I see, the more I want to see. You’re SO FUNNY!!
Jerry would be an excellent life coach.
Like this comment so Mark Normand sees it! We know you're here Mark!
Hi Mark.
We might be.... Listening?
Comedy!
Hi Kevin Hart!
I'm not normal.
That part about his parents being orphans was really fascinating! It makes you wonder about their upbringing and how it might have shaped Jerry's sense of humor. It would be incredible to see him team up with someone like Henry Louis Gates Jr. on "Finding Your Roots" to explore his family history further. There could be some amazing stories hidden there!
great interview. Thanks graham
there is a song, beloved by me, TELL IT LIKE IT IS, this is the essence of JERRY SEINFELD's comic genius
Thanks for breaking it down. Appreciate that.
Learning so much from Jerry! Thank you.
I loved this interview. Graham obviously did his research.
His view of aging is my favorite view I have ever heard
Great interview ~ love Jerry ~
Great interview! A pinch of two worlds colliding gave it substance.
What a wonderful background for an interview. A million dollar set and a nice discussion.
Jerry is a hardcore ISTJ. I totally understand him and where he is coming from with all of this. Strict rules. Understands excellence and quality. Understands tradition and loyalty.