The hate can't actually be that pervasive, can it? He's still working and gigging to this day. Doing his thing and people show up for it. I've always laughed at his stuff.
I met this guy in Rochester Michigan at my work. He is a genuine, down to earth dude. Funny that my first memory of any act is Ally McBeal's tiny shopping cart.
When i lived in Charlotte NC as a kid in the early 90s Carrot Top lived there too. He was really nice to us and was one of the people that taught me how to swim and made me confident enough to laugh in public at silly things. I owe him a lot
I miss North Carolina. I was born in Fayetteville and lived there until I was 20. Not much to except drugs, besides the Fort Bragg fair or shooting or fishing, but that's only if you don't have alot of money. Kind of like Salemburg where Tarheel Challenge Academy is, but just way bigger. I guess I just miss the memories.
@@chadnuts "I think this is the guy from thundercats" YES! I knew I'd seen that face somewhere else! If they ever do a ThunderCats live action movie...
New appreciation for CT , his humility shows great character . The fact that he let other people help him rebuild is great . I’m glad he’s doing great . God bless him always Amen !
@@hypnotoad28 Prove it . You always say that but never offer up anything in the way of evidence to back up your wild claims . Christ on a fuckin bike .
The thing I really like about him is he doesn't tear other people down to get a laugh, his thinking goes so much further and simpler at the same time than that. Genuinely just seems like a nice guy and that goes a long way with me because money and fame can sure make you a dick.
Lmao. Dude, I remember when he did the 1-800 collect commercials in like 1994. He seems to be the butt of allot of jokes nowadays but I respect the dude.
ryanjofre He’s always been the butt of jokes. Him and Dane Cook. If I had to guess I’d say their success at such a young age rubs comics the wrong way. Haters.
ryanjofre carrot top has a net worth of over 75 million. He’s had a place in Vegas doing shows for ever now. The butt of all jokes or not. Dude deserves props because he’s doing something right, still, all these years later lol
I've never seen him perform. Watching this I enjoyed him, then I went and watched a prop video and it wasn't enjoyable. Hopefully, he'll do less prop stuff.
@@sarahd1250 go find 2 more prop videos then decide. Especially when he started out. Way funny. He has had a couple acts that I wasnt really a fan of but everyone is aloud a couple bad gigs.
I met carrot top in Vegas when I was around 10 years old. I ran up to him as he was coming out of a show, probably tired (I remember home being super sweaty and out of breath) and he stopped everything he was doing to talk to me, say a few jokes and take some picture with a young kid and his family. Such a nice genuine dude. Much love for carrot top here.
Was working at a hotel in the late 90s as a bellman and he was staying there. Stopped by the desk and chatted and joked with us for a while. Super nice, regular guy
I remember my Dad taking me to see his show when I was a teen, and when he hit the Wendy’s part me an my Dad couldn’t stop crying, it was the funniest thing we’ve ever seen. This dude is awesome.
He's not lying about comics having each other's backs. I remember a friend of mine talking about Carrot Top in front of Lewis Black, making a joke about his brand of comedy. Lewis Black then went on to defend Carrot Top and he said he had a lot of respect for the guy. So yeah, comics look out for one another... at least some of them do.
Still a huge fan after all these years. I was so happy to see him on the JRE podcast, he was so good, had me laughing a lot. Greetings from Los Angeles.
Just finished the ep and needed to refresh this story! Hope he comes on again, once he warmed up-i was like this man’s BEEN an undeniable staple of comedy and he’s quietly taken so much. Hopefully he sees the positive response and puts himself out to tell his stories, he’s probably got thousands! Love him
I remember seeing him in a club in Vegas, and I remember all the crap he would get. I assumed he got it because he was red headed and skinny, like Spider-Man skinny. Except when I saw him, he looked more like a roided out Orange Venom.
I remember this guy when I was a kid honestly never knew what he did or why he was famous. I also knew people didnt like him for some reason as a kid I was like why he looks like he is living his life and not bothering anyone. Today as an adult I still dont care why people hated him looks like he is still doing his thing.
Love CT, I saw him years ago when I was in the military. It was when he was bodybuilding, thought “Chairman of the bored” was meh so didn’t expect much. We literally laughed the entire set & I’ve been a fan-boy since!
right? I'd actually never seen any of his act cus I've always heard people shit on him, but I've been snooping around youtube and he's actually pretty damn funny
@@habbogigi His awkwardness makes him funny, and his little mumbles after a joke are funny also. He's one of my favorite comics and is surely a legend.
I was living in Birmingham in 93 when the Blizzard hit and remember all this. I was also one of the first acts to perform at the Stardome and worked with Carrot Top at Comic Relief at Universal Studios in 96
The way he tells the story is exactly the same speed as his act. It's so cool that when he is on stage he performs the same way with or without his props
Mad respect to Carrot Top. This is a really cool format. He seems so personable and just naturally funny. Doesn't need props. Wishing you many more years of continued success my dude!
the crowd here may not have been laughing out loud constantly but he really is a good story teller in his own quirky way, glad to see he's still in the game
the top got a lot of hate for the props earlier on, but this mans got a lot of skin and hard work in the game, a survivor and a true legend, one of the brethren.
@@masterpiecelacquers2766 Right......but his act is "hold a thing, say a line, drop thing" the fact that he is making 10 million on that is pretty damn amazing. Comedy is usually a "get in, start getting paid, do tours for petty cash until you die" success model so the fact that he was able to secure one of the coveted Vegas positions is pretty damn impressive.
I saw Carrot Top play at my college (Georgia Southern University) at around 1991-92. He was hilarious. After the show I hung out and met him. I had a very nice looking Ben & Jerry's "Cherry Garcia" pink and burgundy tie-dyed shirt on that he loved and complimented. He asked if he could get that shirt from me. He had sold out of his Carrot Top t-shirts (the one pictured in this video that burned and was framed), but he had the one he wore for the show. So I told him I'd take that one. It was too small for me because at that time he was very thin, but I wore it back to my dorm room anyway. Scott Thompson (his real name) was very nice and I helped him load his prop trunks into the back of his small Toyota pickup truck with the bed shell top covering the trunks in the back. He locked his act (those trunks) up with the tiny bed shell top key on his keyring. Over the years, I have no idea what happened to the t-shirt he gave me. I could never really wear it since he was so skinny at that time compared to me. Anyway, it is a great memory and I was always excited to see how successful he became after that with his incredible Vegas residency, since I had shared a fun moment with him at the beginning of his career, before the time he's describing in this video.🤙
As soon as he said 1993, I flashed back to it! I live in Birmingham and was in high school at the time. It was my Junior year of high school, and there was a snowstorm... a BLIZZARD! I mean, there was ice, snow, power outages (our power didn't go out), frozen pipes, so we didn't have water. People out in the country were using the snow to make ice cream, and called it "snow cream". Some of them even used it to wash their hair! YES, they did! My best friend at the time and I were watching the news and the comedy club caught fire, and it was on the news that Carrot Top's props caught fire! MAN, I remember that!!! I even talk about that snow storm on my channel! Sadly, though, it slipped my mind to mention about the Comedy Club fire Carrot Top's props getting lost in that fire. ua-cam.com/video/yAvs2HrZPis/v-deo.html
I was at the Birmingham show in ‘93, Carrot Top kicked ass!!!! I never forgot that show. I remember one joke he did. He had Pink Floyd playing “Hello, is there anybody in there” while he hit his head with a foam hammer, I died laughing;)!!!
I saw carrot top's show in the late 90s, and it exceeded expectations...!! probably one of the most entertaining live comedy I've ever seen....I loved it
When I was about 14 my parents took me to vegas. We went and saw the david coperfield magic show because my parents were huge fans. My dad shelled out a bit extra and got us a table on the landing to watch the performance. There was a moment of awkwardness where the staff was deciding how to approach us; Carrot Top was in the theater to watch and they wanted to move him to our table. Without question, Mr. Top came by the table, shook our hands and said hello to everyone and told the staff he was more than happy with a stadium seat. He explicitly said not to move us and took a seat behind us. I always thought that was very cool of him; we were just simple family people from kansas and he never showed a drop of hollywood stardom or diva about him. He was very pleasant to us and the staff which were obviously in a bind. Hats off to ya Carrot Top. I wish you the best still. It was great meeting you.
Prop acts in general get a lot of shit. it's like they aren't telling jokes so much as doing show and tell. I'm like fuck it, is it funny? then it's a good act
A real comedian almost out of a time machine. This kind of comedy still has a place I hope and love his work. Hope to see him more in the future. Great stuff Carrot.
I was obsessed with his acts for ten seconds when I was little, I didn’t really see that much of his stuff after his surgery.. But I’m glad to see him live and well and still funny.
I remember this fire. I was at Samford U a few blocks away from this Birmingham club in 1993. The fire was a big deal during the “Storm of the Century!”
This guy does not deserve the hate he’s received over the years. He seems like a super nice guy and he’s actually really funny.
I don't understand how anybody could hate him.
Your only saying this because of JRE
@@robertg6339 completely true.
I agree
The hate can't actually be that pervasive, can it? He's still working and gigging to this day. Doing his thing and people show up for it. I've always laughed at his stuff.
He looks like a real life “ Thundercat “
Lion-O, that's the name yer looking for
That's what I said
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He looks like the lead singer of Tokio Hotel or Zack De La Rocha with that hair, tho :) lol
HGH
What's a "thunder cat"
I’m a black comic I need my people
-carrot top
classic line
Bro i was like what let me check wikipedia
@@GameShaft same xD
For real tho, he grew up in Cocoa, Fla(nicknamed Chocolate City...guess why..) and he held records at Cocoa High for Track.
I died.
I met this guy in Rochester Michigan at my work. He is a genuine, down to earth dude. Funny that my first memory of any act is Ally McBeal's tiny shopping cart.
Mine too! And the baseball bat with the hidden steroids
When i lived in Charlotte NC as a kid in the early 90s Carrot Top lived there too. He was really nice to us and was one of the people that taught me how to swim and made me confident enough to laugh in public at silly things. I owe him a lot
He would come out to Scorpio on Sunday back then. That's when I met him. It's a drag bar by the way. Really nice guy
Spang aayy charlotte gang
From Charlotte myself
I miss North Carolina. I was born in Fayetteville and lived there until I was 20. Not much to except drugs, besides the Fort Bragg fair or shooting or fishing, but that's only if you don't have alot of money. Kind of like Salemburg where Tarheel Challenge Academy is, but just way bigger. I guess I just miss the memories.
704 gang
I've known who carrot top is my entire life but I've never heard his voice, lmao
Same! I was just thinking that same thing
I think this is the guy from thundercats
@@chadnuts "I think this is the guy from thundercats"
YES! I knew I'd seen that face somewhere else! If they ever do a ThunderCats live action movie...
Lol
Same
Wow, this was amazing. He definitely deserves props for his performance.
I see what you did there.......lol
Yeah, he was really on fire.
I enjoyed him with no props.........he should just start telling his life stories=comedy
😅😆
I exhaled forcefully through both nostrils.
I feel like this guy always caught a lot more hate than he deserved...
Props, man.
I c what u did there
Him and Dane Cook. Both hugely successful at a young age. Haters gonna hate. Looks like comics got a lot to go around.
Dude, I applaud that comment. In fact, if it wasn't for that shot of penicillin, I'd give you the clap.
Well fucking played
I call these type of comments "click-bait comments". Just to let you know, I coined that term
New appreciation for CT , his humility shows great character . The fact that he let other people help him rebuild is great . I’m glad he’s doing great . God bless him always Amen !
I just want to hear CarrotTop to yell.. just one time.. "THUNDERCATS! HOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
80s reference
Lionel Lord of the Thundercats!!! He could also run after the Wizard of Oz, yells and scares him....
Lol 😂
@@blacke.blackerton5430 Lion-O, dude... it's Lion-O.
Props dude 😎👍
I might not find Carrot Top to be a super funny comedian, but he is a fantastic story teller and I appreciate that.
I appreciate you fat pussy
Prove it . You always say that but never offer up anything in the way of evidence to back up your wild claims . Christ on a fuckin bike .
@@rippedtorn2310 wot
@@hypnotoad28 Prove it . You always say that but never offer up anything in the way of evidence to back up your wild claims . Christ on a fuckin bike .
oh my god i thought you were me
"... then they found Gallagher's matches!" Carrot Top imitating Jay Leno 😄
He should have kept making fun of him because I was just listening to the story this was not that funny
First thing when loading any This Is Not Happening video... immediately forward to 1:00.
every single time
thought I was the only one
I'm glad this was at the top of the comments.
so fucking ridiculous, just another reminder of how out of touch comedy central can be.
The intros still sucked when Ari was the host, but somehow they were better then.
The thing I really like about him is he doesn't tear other people down to get a laugh, his thinking goes so much further and simpler at the same time than that. Genuinely just seems like a nice guy and that goes a long way with me because money and fame can sure make you a dick.
"I’m a black comic, I need my people" that killed me
Suddenly I really want Carrot Top to do a Netflix special, propless.
Lmao. Dude, I remember when he did the 1-800 collect commercials in like 1994. He seems to be the butt of allot of jokes nowadays but I respect the dude.
ryanjofre He’s always been the butt of jokes. Him and Dane Cook. If I had to guess I’d say their success at such a young age rubs comics the wrong way. Haters.
@@anydaynow it's their comedy (or lack thereof) that "rubs" people the wrong way.
@@kokolatte825 Except they're both hugely successful so that doesn't track.
ryanjofre carrot top has a net worth of over 75 million.
He’s had a place in Vegas doing shows for ever now.
The butt of all jokes or not.
Dude deserves props because he’s doing something right, still, all these years later lol
Take away his props and he becomes a great storyteller
I've never seen him perform. Watching this I enjoyed him, then I went and watched a prop video and it wasn't enjoyable. Hopefully, he'll do less prop stuff.
For sure
@@sarahd1250 go find 2 more prop videos then decide. Especially when he started out. Way funny. He has had a couple acts that I wasnt really a fan of but everyone is aloud a couple bad gigs.
Right? I was shocked.
Imagine that
I met carrot top in Vegas when I was around 10 years old. I ran up to him as he was coming out of a show, probably tired (I remember home being super sweaty and out of breath) and he stopped everything he was doing to talk to me, say a few jokes and take some picture with a young kid and his family. Such a nice genuine dude. Much love for carrot top here.
Bro...his “finger mustache” when he refers to Steve speaking is priceless!!!!
He looks like David bowie from labyrinth reproduced with a Chucky doll.
Blasphemy leave Bowie out of this
Thanks, now i can't sleep.
He looks like young Mike Myers with a wig
Strange hairstyle. But pretty good looking nowadays.
He actually looks really good for 54.
Shout out to Carrot top for heaving the heart to still speak when he got hate he didn't deserve
So randomly in the 90s I ran into Carrottop in a gas station at like two am. We exchanged pleasantries and he couldn’t have been nicer.
Was working at a hotel in the late 90s as a bellman and he was staying there. Stopped by the desk and chatted and joked with us for a while. Super nice, regular guy
I remember my Dad taking me to see his show when I was a teen, and when he hit the Wendy’s part me an my Dad couldn’t stop crying, it was the funniest thing we’ve ever seen. This dude is awesome.
Props to Carrot Top for rockin' Michelle Wolf's look & killin' it with his story
Wait, did you say " props" ?
@@borkfromgnafu8644 somebody finally got it & pointed it out 🤔🤓🤣😜 #dadjokes
except Michelle Wolf isn't funny
@@Twocrudedudes The only people who don't find Wolf funny are the ones with road rashes on their asses.
This is a good dad joke! 🤓Made me think a bit and no one was hurt in the process! Except for imrickjamesbeeoch 👀😂
Carrot Top looks like you got bit by a radioactive carrot then immediately getting shocked by lightning lol
I can see the animated series now
My guy looks like a raggedy ann doll who took up recreational heroin
@Henry Jvv you can like it now lol
@Henry Jvv be careful not to give a like to a joke thatz been played to death since his first surgery
@@humphreybutterclump8742
He's not lying about comics having each other's backs. I remember a friend of mine talking about Carrot Top in front of Lewis Black, making a joke about his brand of comedy. Lewis Black then went on to defend Carrot Top and he said he had a lot of respect for the guy. So yeah, comics look out for one another... at least some of them do.
Still a huge fan after all these years. I was so happy to see him on the JRE podcast, he was so good, had me laughing a lot. Greetings from Los Angeles.
Just finished the ep and needed to refresh this story! Hope he comes on again, once he warmed up-i was like this man’s BEEN an undeniable staple of comedy and he’s quietly taken so much. Hopefully he sees the positive response and puts himself out to tell his stories, he’s probably got thousands! Love him
his JR podcast changed my opinion of him, he seems like a pretty cool dude.
I remember seeing him in a club in Vegas, and I remember all the crap he would get. I assumed he got it because he was red headed and skinny, like Spider-Man skinny. Except when I saw him, he looked more like a roided out Orange Venom.
His Jay Leno impression was pretty damn good.
I remember this guy when I was a kid honestly never knew what he did or why he was famous. I also knew people didnt like him for some reason as a kid I was like why he looks like he is living his life and not bothering anyone. Today as an adult I still dont care why people hated him looks like he is still doing his thing.
Love CT, I saw him years ago when I was in the military. It was when he was bodybuilding, thought “Chairman of the bored” was meh so didn’t expect much. We literally laughed the entire set & I’ve been a fan-boy since!
Low-key one of the best intro videos I've seen. A perfect summary of the low and middle class working man/woman's life.
Never heard him speak b4. I like his voice. He sounds normal...lol. I think he's great!
He's actually pretty funny! All I've ever heard is people slating him. Respect man!
right? I'd actually never seen any of his act cus I've always heard people shit on him, but I've been snooping around youtube and he's actually pretty damn funny
@@habbogigi His awkwardness makes him funny, and his little mumbles after a joke are funny also. He's one of my favorite comics and is surely a legend.
I was living in Birmingham in 93 when the Blizzard hit and remember all this. I was also one of the first acts to perform at the Stardome and worked with Carrot Top at Comic Relief at Universal Studios in 96
No you didn't.
@@ihavetheanswers Actually he did.
David Merlin do you still do comedy? Why did you quit if u don’t mind me asking? Tell me a joke lol please...
Did you do the scavenger hunt? Were you in charge of finding the dildos or the rubber chicken?
Carrot Top is always been one of the best comedians I thought the props are the bomb!!!! His show in Vegas kills all the time
The way he tells the story is exactly the same speed as his act. It's so cool that when he is on stage he performs the same way with or without his props
Mad respect to Carrot Top. This is a really cool format. He seems so personable and just naturally funny. Doesn't need props. Wishing you many more years of continued success my dude!
I always love carrot top and I'm so glad to see him back. He's as good as he always was.
the crowd here may not have been laughing out loud constantly but he really is a good story teller in his own quirky way, glad to see he's still in the game
the top got a lot of hate for the props earlier on, but this mans got a lot of skin and hard work in the game, a survivor and a true legend, one of the brethren.
This is a really cool story. Seems like a really cool genuine dude.
something went right...he makes 10 million a year in Vegas
Big deal. Lots of performers go to Vegas when the relevance of their career is past.
@@masterpiecelacquers2766 Right......but his act is "hold a thing, say a line, drop thing" the fact that he is making 10 million on that is pretty damn amazing. Comedy is usually a "get in, start getting paid, do tours for petty cash until you die" success model so the fact that he was able to secure one of the coveted Vegas positions is pretty damn impressive.
@@simonausmus the guy from Nickleback has the same net worth as carrot top.
That's right.
Carrot Top is the comedy version of Nickleback.
@@masterpiecelacquers2766 The vocalist is only a part of the band. The bands combined net worth is closer to 200 million. Soooo about 2.5 carrot tops.
@@simonausmus that disproves my point that earnings dont equal talent?
I give him props.
Lol. 🥁Good one!
Good one! 😆
IDGAF what anyone thinks carrot top is funny with or without props.
I saw Carrot Top play at my college (Georgia Southern University) at around 1991-92. He was hilarious. After the show I hung out and met him. I had a very nice looking Ben & Jerry's "Cherry Garcia" pink and burgundy tie-dyed shirt on that he loved and complimented. He asked if he could get that shirt from me. He had sold out of his Carrot Top t-shirts (the one pictured in this video that burned and was framed), but he had the one he wore for the show. So I told him I'd take that one. It was too small for me because at that time he was very thin, but I wore it back to my dorm room anyway. Scott Thompson (his real name) was very nice and I helped him load his prop trunks into the back of his small Toyota pickup truck with the bed shell top covering the trunks in the back. He locked his act (those trunks) up with the tiny bed shell top key on his keyring.
Over the years, I have no idea what happened to the t-shirt he gave me. I could never really wear it since he was so skinny at that time compared to me. Anyway, it is a great memory and I was always excited to see how successful he became after that with his incredible Vegas residency, since I had shared a fun moment with him at the beginning of his career, before the time he's describing in this video.🤙
Dude.
He just gained my respect. What a badass.
Great to see Carrot Top on stage again!
He is a ROCK STAR in Vegas and Sells out there ALL THE TIME!!!
@@TnT24u I know dude. I meant, its good to see him in the spotlight again.
While not fall-out-of-my-chair hilarious, this bit was some damned fine story telling and enjoyable to listen to.
Because of Carrot Top, I am unable to forget 1-800-C-A-L-L-A-T-T (It's free for you, and cheap for them)
Thanks, Carrot Top.
Dude!!!!
12 45 am
Carrot top is one of my new faves!!!
Damn! Who knew Dave Mustaine was so funny?
haha , underrated comment
10/10
Ian Sullivan ... oh my gosh! You know his name? May I have your autograph?
I never even though of making a connection between CT and metal
Nice.
10:10 couldn't resist sneaking a prop in
Let carrot to have a Netflix special! Amazon! Anything this dude is a legend
wtf was the deal with the intro jesus roy relax too real
I know right! I said, whew that was profound 🤔 😁
Yeah seriously, that shit sent me for a trip.
System really has us all cuffed by the balls though
Gotdamn I thought it was a werewolf in the thumbnail
I thought it was the Lion from The Wizard of Oz
It's ginger Theo Von after his hair metal phase
I thought for sure I was clicking on the trailer for the latest Stephen King movie.
😂🤣🤣😭😭😝👍
always skip intro! especially the punch line! we dont need a spoiler for something we're about to watch
Press "Right Arrow Key" 13 times. UA-cam equivalent of a cheat code.
Honestly? Even if he’s joking, he really doesn’t look his age. I also love that his hair has become it’s own planet. I’m living for it.
Props burn up=Emergency
Face gets messed up= Crickets chirping
Wow I`m getting old.
You and me both, bud.
He seems like a very humble dude. Glad I got to see him perform without his props.
As soon as he said 1993, I flashed back to it! I live in Birmingham and was in high school at the time. It was my Junior year of high school, and there was a snowstorm... a BLIZZARD! I mean, there was ice, snow, power outages (our power didn't go out), frozen pipes, so we didn't have water. People out in the country were using the snow to make ice cream, and called it "snow cream". Some of them even used it to wash their hair! YES, they did! My best friend at the time and I were watching the news and the comedy club caught fire, and it was on the news that Carrot Top's props caught fire! MAN, I remember that!!! I even talk about that snow storm on my channel! Sadly, though, it slipped my mind to mention about the Comedy Club fire Carrot Top's props getting lost in that fire.
ua-cam.com/video/yAvs2HrZPis/v-deo.html
Awesome story!
That story actually had a really heartwarming ending
I was at the Birmingham show in ‘93, Carrot Top kicked ass!!!! I never forgot that show. I remember one joke he did. He had Pink Floyd playing “Hello, is there anybody in there” while he hit his head with a foam hammer, I died laughing;)!!!
Loses props in fire
*Turns hair into prop*
Looks like Lion-O from the Thundercats.
His Gay Brother Perhaps.
If Lion-O was doing a ton of meth
omg for my entire life I thought his name was Lionel LMAO
@@johannesberg8649 that was the jeffersons.
@@davejones5640 Yeah, I confuse real life TV shows with cartoons
I saw carrot top's show in the late 90s, and it exceeded expectations...!! probably one of the most entertaining live comedy I've ever seen....I loved it
Carrot Top using his finger as Steve Harvey mustache 😂😂
Want to kickstart a second career Carrot? DROP THE PROPS - WE DON'T WANT'EM, AND YOU DON'T NEED'EM
Even taking his comedy out of the equation, Carrot Top is an amazing storyteller. I'd listen to a show that was nothing but him telling stories.
Carrot Top in the UFC would have been like Chucky on roids, his prop would be a kitchen knife 😂
Try hard to be funny and you failed
Reminds me of the Family Guy skit where he didnt have his props hahahahhaa
Ha...just watched that.
Kathy Griffin is looking great
Lmao 🤣🤣
Lol!! That's hilarious! Kathy Griffin should hear that
🤣😂🤣
Where was she? Was she behind Shaun White?
HeyThisIsBrian he’s talking bout Mountain Dew baby!
You have to give this guy props.
When I was about 14 my parents took me to vegas. We went and saw the david coperfield magic show because my parents were huge fans. My dad shelled out a bit extra and got us a table on the landing to watch the performance. There was a moment of awkwardness where the staff was deciding how to approach us; Carrot Top was in the theater to watch and they wanted to move him to our table. Without question, Mr. Top came by the table, shook our hands and said hello to everyone and told the staff he was more than happy with a stadium seat. He explicitly said not to move us and took a seat behind us. I always thought that was very cool of him; we were just simple family people from kansas and he never showed a drop of hollywood stardom or diva about him. He was very pleasant to us and the staff which were obviously in a bind. Hats off to ya Carrot Top. I wish you the best still. It was great meeting you.
Well done ct much love from Ireland ☘🇮🇪
I think carrot tops good I never got the negativity around him, this is great too
Prop acts in general get a lot of shit.
it's like they aren't telling jokes so much as doing show and tell.
I'm like fuck it, is it funny? then it's a good act
These aren't supposed to be funny, they're supposed to be stories. That said, it's a nice bonus if they are funny.
Dude is RIPPPPPED!! & loved the Gallagher reference or call bk shout out and so forth. Made an era of 80's babies, ...laugh. ;P
Peace.
he's not ripped, he's got implants
he looks alot smaller now though
Carrot top looks like a guy that chases people in their nightmares.
I give this guy Mad Props
He did pretty good with no props..
I'm from Birmingham and this is so true.
The finger moustache for the Harvey bit haha
So ice.........started a fire! This is blowing my mind almost as much as when I learned that Canada sells milk in a bag.
Carrot top is my favorite black comic...
He did so good without props! Try it out more often man
@Zero Cool "Beat me, piss on me Try it out, try it out."
A real comedian almost out of a time machine. This kind of comedy still has a place I hope and love his work. Hope to see him more in the future. Great stuff Carrot.
You know, he’s actually a pretty good story teller and has a decent voice. I wouldn’t mind hearing him on some podcasts
Check out Stevie-O's podcast interviewing CT
I was obsessed with his acts for ten seconds when I was little, I didn’t really see that much of his stuff after his surgery..
But I’m glad to see him live and well and still funny.
I would have called him lord orange instead of carrot top. A carrot top is green.
His 'top' is the color of a carrot, though.
As a red head myself I know it is an old school saying from way back in the day...way before the popularity of “ginger” you hear these days.
@@BoneyardBrigade21 ...which doesn't make sense either, since ginger isn't orange, LMAO
Carrot top should has been cast to play carnage in venom 2.
Serio
I remember this fire. I was at Samford U a few blocks away from this Birmingham club in 1993. The fire was a big deal during the “Storm of the Century!”
"They found Gallagher's matches." 😆
I would like to see him on more podcasts. I'm sure this guy has some stories.
Wtf how they get the top.... btw family guy did a skit bout this
every year carrot looks more ridiculous, i cant wait for 20 years from now
"So that's why they call it that..."
1:48
A rubber chicken and a tennis racket. Sounds fucking hilarious.
When did the lion king start preforming 🦁 😂
"Thank you Mom and Dad." LOL!!!!!!
One of my first memories is the '93 Blizzard. Not from Birmingham - from Georgia - but somehow I remember that ice storm. Must've hit everywhere.