because Asians are realistic. Only 1 in 5000 succeed in Art and Culture types of work. Well granted, success in finance is difficult too... but if you have the brains for it (which most normal migrant capable Asians are), it is a matter of will rather than capability. Anyway going to pursue "dreams" are for the "rich". I guess when his dad got to America the dad was rich enough situationally to let their son go on a "problematic" arts and culture type of work. Only in places where poverty is prevalent it is clear for kids to strive hard in education like even in India ratio of men and women in STEM are almost proportional since goal is to earn rather than pursue "dreams". After you are rich enough to go to 1st world country you get to have the privilege for your kids to "fail" in art.
Jimmy's dad is a family friend, he grew up with my mom. In all honesty, he's pretty damn hilarious in real life. 2 years ago I was back in LA and we invited him over to join for a family dinner and he had all of us laughing our asses off for 2 hours straight, just talking about how awesome he is at acting lol
@@Silenced23 Yes, some people lie. But this isn't anything worth lying about. Our families both originate from Shanghai, and I thought it was an amusing story to share. It's not like I'm trying to smear the man, the story was meant as a compliment. Not sure you fully understand what the term trolling implies.
Why are you trying to hurt jimmy feeling. He spent over 10 years in entertainment and his dad accomplish same level of success in a short time!! I do agree with you ! It be funny if you see him and say hey Richard son!!
That's hilarious that it turned out that way, but at same so cool that they could turn that family dynamic into something positive, when I've _known_ people to get miserable over far less. May they find success in their respective careers doing talk-shows.
Jimmy's dad sounds awesome. I like how Jimmy went from trying to make his dad proud to being proud of his dad. Him getting his dad gigs has to make his dad proud as well.
This proves his Dad is proud of him. If he thought it was a waste of time he wouldn’t be doing it. In fact, he proved to his Dad he should be doing something different than what he was doing. Jimmy definitely “won” over the top.
It's not pride it's ego. It's bullshit that a father's form of "pride" is to downplay and demean his son's accomplishments. And I feel it shows on Jimmy's face that it still effects him, even if he has accepted it.
I won't lie, got a bit pissed reading this comment. Where was his dad then before he "made it"? Only put-downs, even when he's on CBS, and even when his father accepted that he "made it", he downplayed his son's struggle by saying "You did it, I must be able to, because it must've been EASY.", then proceeds to ride off his son's connections and existing reputation. And since older Asians are whole less-than-likely to be in the acting sphere because of the you must be 1. Doctor 2. Lawyer 3. Engineer or 4. Disgrace to family thing, there are probably shortage of older Chinese actors with a decent amount of confidence in Hollywood with a genuine authentic accent and that's an advantage to casting. Then becomes entitled and thinks suddenly he somehow can have theatre gigs with 500 people. All's well ends well, but his father wasn't a good supporter of his own son, but the first to be "proud" and capitalize on his son's success. You all laugh, but there's more pain in this than meets the eye. Even if Jimmy denies it, this is the reality of how a lot of Asian kids are treated by their parents.
You're out of your mind right? The problem with this sort of shitty parent behaviour is that society enables it ya know? This doesn't prove shit about his dad being proud of him.
@@LorienzoDeGarcia Because you're more likely to succeed as a doc or a lawyer or an engineer than an artist. It's not about not believing in your child it's about wanting them to have a successful life. You could be talented AF but still go unnoticed because.. luck. Of course I'm against this kind of mindset but you gotta understand where they are coming from
@@naddakeeps9964 If you were an Asian dad, especially if born before 1970s, and you took an interest in something that your son's interested in and you strongly opposed, it's the sign of recognition right there. Old Asian dads are patriarchal AF and show their love in the weirdest way possible.
An old Chinese dude born in China, who immigrated to the US, has a son who is a comedian and he has no idea what a comedy career means, but he decides he wants to play too, starts acting, finds one-in-a-million success, strikes gold and becomes an international figure because he just went for it? Yeah, that's some grade A+ 100% USA shit right there.
Hopefully they left their old Chinese ideals and its ideologies back home, and adopted America wholly in its spirit. Because some Chinese Americans have been found to backstab America and return to China with stolen information and act treasonous as a whole.
His disdain for how easy it was for his dad past his prime just being a natural actor still resonates in his expressions, it's hilarious. He accepted it, he knows his dad is a natural.
It's not about confidence, it's about lack of being overly self conscious like most people. It's the art of learning to be yourself in front of other people, without trying to impress anyone.
Wait, his dad was the old Chinese Scientist in the scene where John Malkovitch tries to use the science "brethren" code to negotiate? That guy was hilarious! Could have fooled me that he was only acting for 2 years.
A week ago, I’d never heard of Jimmy. I first saw his stand up clips on my YT recommended and heard his bit about his dad becoming an actor. It was so hilarious I binge watched all his stand up appearances. Then when I saw a photo of Jimmy’s dad I instantly recognised him. So crazy to think about the backstory of his dad’s acting career now that I know he’s Jimmy’s dad.
Just as a heads up to anybody curious - "Talk Show" IS what Stand-up is called in Chinese. 脫口秀 < It is a loan word from English for talk shows in general but also is used to cover stand-up. Especially because "Stand-up" doesn't really translate into anything directly that works well in Chinese.
lol his dad was funny in his scene on Space Force. I didn’t even know that was his dad. Jimmy was good in the show. Malkovich: The media seems to think that on behalf of China you claimed the entire Sea of Tranquility? Jimmys dad: You stay out. Thank you.
Oh my god if his dad kills it in Stand up and overtakes Jimmy in popularity! That’s such a Chinese spite thing to do... “Jimmy I don’t like how you are being comedian... I will be come better comedian than you just to prove you are a failure” it’s the ultimate trump card for Chinese parents.
@James Jarrett I mean it's an extremely common thing. It is not uncommon at all for one person to put in years of effort and hard work to become successful and once they do they can very easily catapult people around them right up to the top with them. A LOT of careers in the world, and acting especially, is like 30% skill and 70% just knowing the right people. Being close to someone already successful is 10x more likely to land you a successful job of your own rather than being someone extremely talented with no connections.
Jokes apart I hope Jimmy's dad has some empathy and don't just take it for granted, everyone should understand and respect hard work and Jimmy have literally everything to be where he is
Jack Whitehall is a British comedian and he does a lot of work with his elderly dad - they balance off each other- Jack's comedic humour and his Dad's dry humour- that would be great to see with Jimmy and his Dad do something like that 👍🏿
Yeah, the kind of thing that will just get taken out of context. Good thing this video exists to reference to all those who will just forward a title for the views or the clicks or whatever...
THIS IS AWESOME!! Imagine Joe shows up for Dad's premier plus a few thousand of Joe's fans?? that would be an amazing experience and you can really tell the tight bonding between Jimmy & his Dad... very cool and genuine podcast!! LOVE IT!
Skin color and physical features are not a good way to form a opinion of someone. That’s what left wants... it’s kinda racist... you do know Kkk is a democratic creation?
@@shayan4040 thank you for randomly throwing in politics into the mix. You do also realize that at the time the KKK was created, democrats back then had modern day republican values? and that republicans back then had modern day democratic values? seems like that's something you purposefully forgot to mention
His dad is probably very intelligent and fearless, those traits translate well into literally any field, you could be managing a burger King or managing a rocket launching at tesla, and if you're smart and have nerves of steel you will do a good job at both.
Yo jimmy write this script for a movie.... Son works 20 years at juliard works background acting jobs. Dad comes along and just kills at acting and comedy Everything going great at the start then the jealousy grows into full on murderous hate And ends with a heartwarming reconciliation where they both say they just wanted each to be proud of each other Title: it can’t be that hard... Netflix movie.
I can't believe how much of a positive impact this story has on me. I'm vibrating with happiness just listening to this, I'm so happy for Jimmy I absolutely loved him in Silicon Valley (in the most frustrating possible way) and I love every single bit of this.
My dad loved to beat me at anything. Sports, jokes, grilling, sales, you name it. That guy got off on being better than me. Luckily he's dead so I'm one up on the living department... unfortunately nothing else. Love you man, 😍😍
Title should be “Joe Rogan with guest, Richard’s son”
LOL
agroumoutis ded 🤣
😂😂
gold comment
hahaha
Only asian parents could shred your confidence like that
omg lol
theyre the kind of parents to make a hella mean joke thats makes you cry then theyll ask you why your crying and beat your ass for crying.
because Asians are realistic. Only 1 in 5000 succeed in Art and Culture types of work. Well granted, success in finance is difficult too... but if you have the brains for it (which most normal migrant capable Asians are), it is a matter of will rather than capability. Anyway going to pursue "dreams" are for the "rich". I guess when his dad got to America the dad was rich enough situationally to let their son go on a "problematic" arts and culture type of work. Only in places where poverty is prevalent it is clear for kids to strive hard in education like even in India ratio of men and women in STEM are almost proportional since goal is to earn rather than pursue "dreams". After you are rich enough to go to 1st world country you get to have the privilege for your kids to "fail" in art.
666th like: irrelevant comment
@wristpain thank you, thank you
Jimmy's dad is a family friend, he grew up with my mom. In all honesty, he's pretty damn hilarious in real life. 2 years ago I was back in LA and we invited him over to join for a family dinner and he had all of us laughing our asses off for 2 hours straight, just talking about how awesome he is at acting lol
I swear, deadpan Asian men are the funniest people on the planet
Are you serious ?
Hmmm, I've seen people troll like this saying they know this person or that.
@@Silenced23 Yes, some people lie. But this isn't anything worth lying about. Our families both originate from Shanghai, and I thought it was an amusing story to share. It's not like I'm trying to smear the man, the story was meant as a compliment.
Not sure you fully understand what the term trolling implies.
@@deroxanlit4181 Yeah. He was bragging about how if he could be successful in finance, telling jokes is not even a challenge lol.
this is one of the best stories ever to be told on the JRE and its getting a tenth of the viewership it deserves
U rly like Hollywood then
So true!
"deserves" oh okay because you're the ultimate judge on what people and things deserve
He's dad is the real live version of, "hold my beer"
😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👌
Exactly if "hold my beer" was a person 😂😂
Spot on!
*hold my Tianmu tea*
Hold my Tsingtao.
Wow, I didn't know Richards son was an actor as well.
Haha
haha
🤣🤣🤣
That hurts 😂😂😂
Lmaooo
If I ever see Jimmy in public I'm going to address him as "Richard's son."
I encourage all of you to do the same.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You are evil, i like it!
Heck yeah im doing it 😂😂😂😂
Why are you trying to hurt jimmy feeling. He spent over 10 years in entertainment and his dad accomplish same level of success in a short time!! I do agree with you ! It be funny if you see him and say hey Richard son!!
Tell him “you’ve got big shoes to fill” “must be a lot of pressure living under your dad’s shadow”
Dad is fearless and at an age where he doesn't gives a hoot. His comfort level is what we all can benefit from.
His father doesn’t need to succeed. He has no risk. He’s just having fun. That’s the secret.
Shhhh. If you tell too many people, they will find a way to use it against us.
No the secret is not giving a fuck and not having fear
Mr.Yang, that you?
It’s somewhat that but also having the correct contacts. The correct contact in this case was his son.
@@QBL11104 and how do we do that? I NEED TO KNOW!
His dad’s version of this story is probably way funnier 😂
Yeah 😂 joe rogan should have his dad next time. Becomes the most listened to episode 🤣🤣
lmaooooo
Hahaha
it would just be 2 hours of his dad ranting about him for anything and everything
@D G why you gotta do jimmy dirty like that?
Jimmy : I'm proud of you dad.
His father : I'm proud of myself too😂
The scene in Space Force with his dad is possibly the funniest scene in the whole season. I had no idea it was his dad. He was hilarious.
Is spaceforece that bad ?
@@deroxanlit4181 Yes, it's not funny. It IS entertaining though.
I thought it was pretty funny. Idk if a lot of the humor works after like a couple years tho, it's pretty specific to like 2018-2020
Jimmy: Hey dad I made it in Hollywood!
Richard: Hold my Tsingtao...
Hahaha
LOOOL
😂💀
Bro 😂
Lololol
If my kid can do it. I must be able to do it. I taught him almost everything he knows.
If you're a good father, if you're bad your oldest learns themselves and teaches the rest.
@submalevolent grace give a man to fish, you feed him for a day. teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.
@submalevolent grace whatever man sounds like you had parents lol
*in spite of me*
That's hilarious that it turned out that way, but at same so cool that they could turn that family dynamic into something positive, when I've _known_ people to get miserable over far less. May they find success in their respective careers doing talk-shows.
Jimmy's dad sounds awesome. I like how Jimmy went from trying to make his dad proud to being proud of his dad. Him getting his dad gigs has to make his dad proud as well.
This proves his Dad is proud of him. If he thought it was a waste of time he wouldn’t be doing it. In fact, he proved to his Dad he should be doing something different than what he was doing. Jimmy definitely “won” over the top.
It's not pride it's ego. It's bullshit that a father's form of "pride" is to downplay and demean his son's accomplishments. And I feel it shows on Jimmy's face that it still effects him, even if he has accepted it.
I won't lie, got a bit pissed reading this comment. Where was his dad then before he "made it"? Only put-downs, even when he's on CBS, and even when his father accepted that he "made it", he downplayed his son's struggle by saying "You did it, I must be able to, because it must've been EASY.", then proceeds to ride off his son's connections and existing reputation. And since older Asians are whole less-than-likely to be in the acting sphere because of the you must be 1. Doctor 2. Lawyer 3. Engineer or 4. Disgrace to family thing, there are probably shortage of older Chinese actors with a decent amount of confidence in Hollywood with a genuine authentic accent and that's an advantage to casting. Then becomes entitled and thinks suddenly he somehow can have theatre gigs with 500 people.
All's well ends well, but his father wasn't a good supporter of his own son, but the first to be "proud" and capitalize on his son's success. You all laugh, but there's more pain in this than meets the eye. Even if Jimmy denies it, this is the reality of how a lot of Asian kids are treated by their parents.
You're out of your mind right? The problem with this sort of shitty parent behaviour is that society enables it ya know? This doesn't prove shit about his dad being proud of him.
@@LorienzoDeGarcia Because you're more likely to succeed as a doc or a lawyer or an engineer than an artist. It's not about not believing in your child it's about wanting them to have a successful life. You could be talented AF but still go unnoticed because.. luck. Of course I'm against this kind of mindset but you gotta understand where they are coming from
@@naddakeeps9964 If you were an Asian dad, especially if born before 1970s, and you took an interest in something that your son's interested in and you strongly opposed, it's the sign of recognition right there. Old Asian dads are patriarchal AF and show their love in the weirdest way possible.
An old Chinese dude born in China, who immigrated to the US, has a son who is a comedian and he has no idea what a comedy career means, but he decides he wants to play too, starts acting, finds one-in-a-million success, strikes gold and becomes an international figure because he just went for it? Yeah, that's some grade A+ 100% USA shit right there.
And then trump sends him back because he's an immigrant.
Sounds similar to Arnie becoming an actor
Shut up, dude. That's "100% American badass". You're stupid.
@@dramatish Can you site the executive order you're referencing?
Hopefully they left their old Chinese ideals and its ideologies back home, and adopted America wholly in its spirit. Because some Chinese Americans have been found to backstab America and return to China with stolen information and act treasonous as a whole.
Richard's son is kinda funny.
Haha
I’m pretty sure Richard’s son got his dad comedian gene
"You actor? Not doctor? I can do that."
**Kills at it**
"See. Acting piece of cake. Why it take you so long to be successful?"
Jimmy has left the chat
@@alexiboris6937 you are brutal
lol. just lol.
Richards son has entered the chat
I read that in a Chinese accent! 😂
His disdain for how easy it was for his dad past his prime just being a natural actor still resonates in his expressions, it's hilarious. He accepted it, he knows his dad is a natural.
When "High expectations Asian Father" takes a whole new turn.
Can't wait to see his dad do comedy :D
Lol hey mey sun jimma he so dumb he say dad I want be comedian so I go acting now I'm Richard cos I'm rich
probably start dissing his son trying to be a comedian, like all asian parents do.
Wow, very surprised to see a fellow Thai in here.
Dis this happen?
@@ereklemaisuradze8935 no, not at the moment.
Jimmy did a fantastic job promoting his father 🤣
You can tell he somewhat looks up to his dad 😅
It's not about confidence, it's about lack of being overly self conscious like most people. It's the art of learning to be yourself in front of other people, without trying to impress anyone.
this is like a Seinfeld episode
I would like, but its at 69
Gulzar Kundan I disagree
This would 100% make an awesome Seinfeld or Curb Your Enthusiasm episode.
Gulzar Kundan nobody cares
"I smoke inside now. Specia occasion" - Jian-Yiang, 2017
😂😂
Is your refrigerator running? This is Mike Hunt.
Wait, his dad was the old Chinese Scientist in the scene where John Malkovitch tries to use the science "brethren" code to negotiate? That guy was hilarious! Could have fooled me that he was only acting for 2 years.
Yea
You stay out. Thank you.
Send me a UA-cam link!
"...like a duck?"
@@calista910 you can search jimmy dad on UA-cam
A week ago, I’d never heard of Jimmy. I first saw his stand up clips on my YT recommended and heard his bit about his dad becoming an actor. It was so hilarious I binge watched all his stand up appearances. Then when I saw a photo of Jimmy’s dad I instantly recognised him. So crazy to think about the backstory of his dad’s acting career now that I know he’s Jimmy’s dad.
Me too. Love him. So much better a person than Simu.
He doesn't need acting classes to play a Chinese guy, he is a Chinese guy
The ultimate method actor
Might be British soon...
This
Really? Coz I acted weird in front of a camera
🤣🤣🤣
Jimmy O Yang is a great comedian and actor. Glad to see him on the show!
Yep, Richard taught him stage presence well!
Just as a heads up to anybody curious - "Talk Show" IS what Stand-up is called in Chinese. 脫口秀 < It is a loan word from English for talk shows in general but also is used to cover stand-up. Especially because "Stand-up" doesn't really translate into anything directly that works well in Chinese.
Thanks for the context
In Cantonese, there’s 栋笃笑, straight up translation from stand up comedy. Maybe his dad will get it since they from Hong Kong
I love how Joe clearly REALLY wants to go to his dad's first set 😂😂😂
lol his dad was funny in his scene on Space Force. I didn’t even know that was his dad. Jimmy was good in the show.
Malkovich: The media seems to think that on behalf of China you claimed the entire Sea of Tranquility?
Jimmys dad: You stay out. Thank you.
Oh shit, that was him? Yeah he was fucking amazing in that.
"He is dead the house belong to me now... " Jian Yang
Ohhhh shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Erlich administration is over, you are victims of circumstance
So interesting hearing about Richard through the eyes of his son
I love this story. I like coming back to it once in a while just to re-learn a lesson on being more confident in my day-to-day life
Oh my god if his dad kills it in Stand up and overtakes Jimmy in popularity! That’s such a Chinese spite thing to do...
“Jimmy I don’t like how you are being comedian... I will be come better comedian than you just to prove you are a failure” it’s the ultimate trump card for Chinese parents.
His face after Joe said that! He was horrified
@James Jarrett I mean it's an extremely common thing. It is not uncommon at all for one person to put in years of effort and hard work to become successful and once they do they can very easily catapult people around them right up to the top with them. A LOT of careers in the world, and acting especially, is like 30% skill and 70% just knowing the right people. Being close to someone already successful is 10x more likely to land you a successful job of your own rather than being someone extremely talented with no connections.
Not only Him every Asian dad
Jimmy: *Tries to teach his father a lesson*
Asian filial piety: *Am I a joke to you?*
H M it’s pretty much a serious respect for your parents/elders
@Mot Doai What's
F
S?
Man, I see your comments almost under every video I watch wtf
Greg Doucette, More Plates More Dates etc.
Man you are everywhere.
Jokes apart I hope Jimmy's dad has some empathy and don't just take it for granted, everyone should understand and respect hard work and Jimmy have literally everything to be where he is
Jack Whitehall is a British comedian and he does a lot of work with his elderly dad - they balance off each other- Jack's comedic humour and his Dad's dry humour- that would be great to see with Jimmy and his Dad do something like that 👍🏿
The old man was trying to teach him how full of themselves actors are
LOL SO TRU
His dad is one-dimensional though. Try having the range of Joaquin Phoenix
Robert Downey to his son Robert Downey Jr: "Anyone can act, few can direct, no one can write."
sounds true !
Was that before or after he gave his son drugs
One of JR best episodes! I know you can’t escape other topics but hope more fun and light stuff like this. Love JR!
I'm not gonna lie, I would absolutely watch an HBO comedy special with Jimmy's father
His dad will talk a lot shit about, that would be funny
This dude is funny as hell..and picturing him in a Dj booth in a strip club is COMEDY!!!!
Search him on Conan as the DJ and you will see how he does
His father trolled him so hard 😆
A father that took up his sons interests. 🖤
_"yeah yeah it's a fun father-and-son story....... . . . s i g h..."_
lmfao.
Joe “could you imagine how crazy that would be, if your dad's just a murderer" Rogan
"bang, bang, bang"
Yeah, the kind of thing that will just get taken out of context. Good thing this video exists to reference to all those who will just forward a title for the views or the clicks or whatever...
THIS IS AWESOME!! Imagine Joe shows up for Dad's premier plus a few thousand of Joe's fans?? that would be an amazing experience and you can really tell the tight bonding between Jimmy & his Dad... very cool and genuine podcast!! LOVE IT!
who paused this video just to watch episode 9 again.. i did and this time i cried it felt like a special moment between father and son .
"DON'T ENCOURAGE HIM" 😂
Why didn't Joe just straight up invite his father on the show?
This
Rogan's father took off long ago
@@porscheoscar that made me laugh out loud
@@porscheoscar when you skip the video and go straight to the comments.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao at all the “Richards son” comments. The epitome of “hold my beer” 😂
His dad was the kind to never let him win when he was a child.
Jimmy seems like an awesome dude, glad to see his career taking off.
This is so hilarious 😂 I just imagine a stereotypical Asian father competing with his son
One of the best JRE sodes I've seen. Classically entertaining.
A movie even loosely based on his relationship with his dad would be so funny
"Son, look at me. Look at me! Now I eat the fish."
Look at me, LOOK At me..I'm the comedian now
If you're dad say "oh it's so easy if you can do it I can also do it"
He is probably taking your job!!! Lol
I love it - his dad's just taking off on a new life there, Jimmy O Yang, I am now a fan!
"And the Oscar goes to....Richard Yang!"
Jimmy: 😐
😂😂😂😂😂😂
His surname is O Yang, not just Yang
Never related to an asian person more than ever. This podcast changed my attitude a lot.
we're ALL ALOT More alike than we think! that's the point! treat others like yourself(or at least like someone you like, LOL)
Skin color and physical features are not a good way to form a opinion of someone. That’s what left wants... it’s kinda racist... you do know Kkk is a democratic creation?
@@shayan4040 thank you for randomly throwing in politics into the mix. You do also realize that at the time the KKK was created, democrats back then had modern day republican values? and that republicans back then had modern day democratic values?
seems like that's something you purposefully forgot to mention
Jimmys nose is competing with Joes head for shiniest object in the universe
🤣🤣🤣
Come on! 😂😂😂
oily blackheads
tea tree flavour hair regrowth oil
Dude 😂😂😂
Damn, Jimmy Yang is one of those comedians who's good at standup, decent at acting, but is also a naturally funny person.
His dad is probably very intelligent and fearless, those traits translate well into literally any field, you could be managing a burger King or managing a rocket launching at tesla, and if you're smart and have nerves of steel you will do a good job at both.
Yo jimmy write this script for a movie....
Son works 20 years at juliard works background acting jobs.
Dad comes along and just kills at acting and comedy
Everything going great at the start then the jealousy grows into full on murderous hate
And ends with a heartwarming reconciliation where they both say they just wanted each to be proud of each other
Title: it can’t be that hard...
Netflix movie.
Working title: Everything you can do...
throw some black guys and lesbians and netflix would buy it for sure
sbn025 that was fucking hilarious bro have you considered standup bro i think you have potential ok
@@sbn025 😂😂😂😂
sbn025 lmao. Don’t forget interracial relationships.
I can't believe how much of a positive impact this story has on me. I'm vibrating with happiness just listening to this, I'm so happy for Jimmy I absolutely loved him in Silicon Valley (in the most frustrating possible way) and I love every single bit of this.
This is one of the funniest JRE's I've listen to in ages!
So happy Jimmy is really blowing up. Seems like the coolest guy ever
So great to see Richard’s son getting onto these podcast good for him
Dude, there is a MOVIE in all this. This is hilarious!
This is dope... one of the best stories I've ever heard!
Jimmy O's dad was amazing in that scene in Space Force. I watched it again last night and he was awesome! You can tell Jimmy O is so proud of his dad.
My dad loved to beat me at anything. Sports, jokes, grilling, sales, you name it. That guy got off on being better than me. Luckily he's dead so I'm one up on the living department... unfortunately nothing else.
Love you man, 😍😍
If you lived in Georgia, you could be banging his ex.
That would show him.
That always sunny episode where they conduct the experiment on Charlie is god damn hilarious.
I never want this conversation to end
This is a great example of the rule of confidence: If you believe you can achieve something you CAN
Just finished watching Space Force. Jimmy holds his ground with seasoned stars. Now it seems I see him in everything.
Glad to see Richard's son finally getting some spotlight.
this is the best story i have heard this year....
this was brilliant!!
This episode was so good, I recommend watching the whole thing
I love how excited Joe is for his dad to succeed
great convo guys!
“Like the modern family of China” 😂😂
CMilk is the modern family of China
This story is amazing!
When he talks you can tell the “off the boat” and “American” accents are playing tug of war with each other lol
Love that from the perspective of a traditional asian father, him saying he can act because his son can is literally the biggest FU he can give.
I think I had a partial lung collapse laughing at this. I'm literally wiping tears.
This is amazing! Jimmy is hilarious!
"Alcoholics anonymous is a good gateway into comedy" LOL
I think i would love to watch his dad doing his first stand up too 😂😂
I like that Jamie cut 2 scenes about the same topic and put em together!
Pull that up Jamie!
Watching this after "Love Hard" on Netflix. Way to go buddy! Awesome movie!
i always love seeing dudes being so proud of their dads it warms my heart
This is the funniest JRE clip I’ve seen in quite some time 😂
this is one of the best things ive ever heard.. laughed my ass off
This guy story is hilarious. His dad is a frigging legend.