I have PTSD from this guy, I swear. Years ago he was performing in town and my boyfriend at the time took me to see him. Problem was my boyfriend owned a bar so we got there late. Luis proceeded to call us out and embarrass the hell out of us over and over. Literally stopped the show had everyone turn and look at us, ask us if we knew how to tell time. I am one of these people that hates attention drawn on them. I just wanted to crawl in a hole in die.
This is honestly one of the coolest things I've ever listened to. This reminds me of good late night talks I have with my brothers and cousins just completely open, non-judgmental listening to one another. The world needs more of this.
Louis talking about anger and animosity “burning away with time” really hit home. It’s so true. We learn to forgive our parents for their flaws as we get older because we realize that we have our own flaws.
Great comment. I think how we view our past is coloured by our present. If we are at peace with our present, overall, we will be forgiving and understanding with the past. If our present is turbulent, chaotic and toxic, we will view the past the same way.
If you watch his show Louis you see him as a very wise and caring father figure too. Think that's just how he normally is and he absolutely sends it when he's on stage
Have you seen his show Louie? He wrote most of it and it gives you a great insight inside his mind and really shows his empathy. Louis CK seems to be very emotionally intelligent individual.
I love seeing Louie going on podcasts lately with younger comedians I enjoy. I’m thinking of the multi part pod about the presidents he did with Shane and Matt.
“I feel more bad for him now, cause he’s alone up there.” Louis is honestly legit one of the most thoughtful people out there. I was expecting to watch a funny clip, but ended up watching a deep and insightful conversation.
This was beautiful to watch, thanks fellas for being so honest. My Dad passed away when I was 17 and although he wasn't the coolest Dad or the flashiest, he was my Dad and I felt his love even if he wasn't one for overly showing affection. I'm very grateful to have had 17 good years with him.
I feel the same as you. You're the man now, carry him with you through your life. I'm sure when you have your own kids one day, a lot of things he did will make a lot more sense.
Thanks for sharing. He's never left you, will always be with you. I used to believe in nothing, but after my Pop's passed, that changed for me. I feel his energy even after he passed, hard to explain.
Check it out..... 2 comedians having an earnest conversation instead of trying to "out joke" each other. One of the few times I've seen an interview and got much more than I expected. Bravo....A surprising good listen!
Goddamn, this one hit home really damn hard. My mother, while not perfect, has always been a saint to me. Just the thought of one day losing her absolutely crushes me. She raised three children without any support from my father. My father was an extremely mentally and physically abusive man. And at 6' 5", 240lbs, he was an imposing figure. He's only gotten worse with age, and now he's an alcoholic as well. My siblings were smart enough to cut my father out of their lives earlier in their lives. They saw what I couldn't. I always gave my father the benefit of the doubt, even though he's never once proven himself worthy of it. Just in the last six months, I've completely cut him off. I'm nearly thirty years old, and he's still the exact same man now that he was twenty five years ago. I spend a lot of time analyzing my mother and my father's family history in order to try to better understand their motivations, and I simply could never make sense of my father. Having said that, I wouldn't trade my father for any other. He taught me some hard lessons. Terrible lessons. He taught me how not to be. And I'm thankful for it. Plus, my mother is now remarried to an absolutely incredible man, who's treated me more like a son than my own father ever has. He's a great man, deserving of a woman like my mother. Life is hard, y'all. I don't know all the answers. I don't even know the answers to my own questions, much less anyone else's. I'm still figuring shit out.
@@Shortstacksandticktacks I can assure you that that isn't the case. I did, however, say that she isn't perfect. No one is. Not that it matters to you at all, since you know everything about everyone.
sorry to hear that man. seeing as you always gave your father the benefit of doubt id say that makes you a more empathetic person. but im so glad to hear your mother found a great new stepdad who gave you all that fatherly love and care that were missing from your biological father. and everybodys still figuring shit out man. im 10+ years older than you and i think i might be on the right track now, so lol, dont let that dissuade you 🤣 better later than never. some people may never find out their stuff, but better to start right now, right? :)
What a stupid comment from Shortstack. Ugh. Anyway, I'm so happy your mom found a great man who treats her AND you so well. That's awesome! It's awful when a parent is abusive in any way to a child. It f's you up mentally. You're supposed to love you parent, but then they treat you like crap for years and years. You are supposed to look up to them, and they let you down big time! It's just terrible. It's okay that you're still figuring shit out. It makes you feel good when you do figure some things out, doesn't it? It took me years to accept my mom's alcoholism. I'm glad I did. It helped ME. Good luck to you.
It's a real privilege to listen in on two men speaking so honestly of their upbringing, their inner thoughts. I think men need more of this, to hear each other's life stories, sharing helps give a other perspective, helps you feel less alone. This wld be a truly wonderful series.
This is honestly just a really good conversation between 2 men. I learned more about Theo, first time I really listened to Louis and I learned from him, learned something about myself to be honest. Thanks y'all
I am so blessed to have parents that I love dearly and that love each other. Lotta folks don’t have that and I wish they did. I promise to emulate them when I become a dad.
Louis C.K. is the best. I hope that he'll get connected with Theo Von to help him write a movie. I feel like Theo's voice is so unique, and odd. And Louis is so good at extracting stories.
My father passed a year ago, and things were complicated to say the least. He left my sister and I as toddlers for a year, and found out when I was 25. It hurt, but knowing he’s had to live with that guilt softened me up. People aren’t perfect, and life gets easier when you don’t hold onto emotions that are out your control. Live and forgive.
It’s really incredible what we’re getting to watch if you think about it. Two of the all-time greats won at the prime of their career and the other on their way up and they’re just having a super honest conversation with no annoying, middleman interviewer.
thank you for sharing this amazing exchange. I love the way you do story telling. Life is hard at times and crazy, and listening to you gives me courage to revisit and analyse subjects from the past. One of the things I value the most is honesty and sense of humor, and I think those are things you have that are great.
My Mum disappeared when I was 10 for a guy she just met,5 of us left,my Dad was absent until my late teens,I love them both dearly and understand adult issues. It taught me valuable lesson about parenting tho,I've not left my 2 kids and I've always been here for them,life can be messed up for kids
Although perhaps from different walks of life, both of these guys have a knack for observing what's going on around them and finding the humanity in it. I wish more people could get comfortable with this kind of real talk in their lives.
This is in retrospect tho, going thru it was most likely very tough and trying ... see they keep saying how hard it was ... mostly in hindsight you find the beauty in chaos .... ❤
As a 23 year old guy “figuring it out,” it’s nice to hear that with time, people and their relationships with their closest family members can heal. Thank you.
Louis: you had a very unique upbringing and that is a great thing for you now. Theo: Right, right but, at the time it was painful That one hit me in all the places but it was an honor to listen to you two.
Hi Theo, really interesting to hear you talking about your relationship with your dad. My father was also much older than my mother and some of your feelings about the age issue are so reminiscent of mine and my younger sister's. Really heartwarming. My dad was also into similar styles of cars, although we were brought up in the UK
That’s wild that his CKs’ mom left her ex money in her Will. That is really honorable. It reminds me of how my dad paid for my mom to stay in a hotel all summer when we lost our home and they were getting divorced. I was 10 and knew a hotel was ridiculously expensive to pay for everyday when he’s staying with his dad. They ended up getting back together later on.
I remember in one of Louie’s stand ups he had a bit about he and his kids listening to NPR because “we’re better than you” and it was so funny, I love that it came up and that Theo genuinely doesn’t know how different NPR and rush Limbaugh would be politically
I really enjoyed this video. I feel so connected to you, Theo because I feel like we both had a very unique childhood. My parents died when I was a teenager and I just went through a lot of hardships growing up that I am ironically enough grateful for that most kids around me didn’t deal with. Some people think just because a person is progressive, they don’t relate to you or watch you… That’s bullshit because I’m a progressive and I absolutely love your show. You and I are old souls.❤
It's nice seeing people who have managed to figure things out and move on in life man. I'm currently at a bad place (26 yo, no job, stuck at college, not a good relation with my parents...) and sometimes it seems that it's all for nothing because I get the feeling that there's no hope and there's no future for me, but I'm still trying. We all go through different things in life, but it's reassuring seeing Theo and Louis so happy after what they went through during their childhood. Thank you, guys.
Theo is underrated as an interviewer. He is kind, compassionate, but best of all, he is a damn good listener. he doesn’t just ASK, he listens and interacts. And he tells his stories ONLY when is part of the subject. And kudos to CK for being the exact same. what a cool conversation!
Bravo to both of you for opening up like you did. I bet you helped lots of people who have similar memories and thoughts that were eating away at them. Thank You
I've been a fan of Louis CK like everyone for a decade and this is the first time I've seen him as a real person and it's a joy, despite the vulnerable gravity of the topic.
Theo has the BEST guests. The combination seems very intentional but is almost to genius to be so 🤍 I think the spirit was deff thanksgiving interview with Scott Stepp for sure. The Holy Spirit works through Theo more than he probably knows. I wonder if it’s because of his obedience and sobriety so proud of him. God loves Theo and so do it! 😇🤍
life actually slapped me across my face and i woke up to a different way of understanding i believe when i was 33 myself. I believe the coolest and funniest of us usually is because we had such a mess up coming up. Also funny how most of us wouldn't change anything either.
This guy is a man, forgiveness is everything. I have been through alot with my husband's family. His mother was horrible just destructive she was mentally sick. We will be having her funeral this year. I pray to God that I can survive the disfunction. It's extremely sick I never knew that people could be like this. Other people are a product of what they saw and lived growing up.
shit...i feel like this message is directed to me. my mom died just a year ago, she was the light of our life. She literally holds the family together. My dad isn't the worst, he's a great provider and all but he had a temper and tend to be hard to be around with. his whole vibe, ever since i was a child, had us walking on eggshells around him. at the top of his career, he neglected his family, barely present, and he had an affair that we never confronted him about. none of it bothered me cause i never really cared about him, honestly, if he dies, i don't think i'd shed a single tear. for all the heartache he caused my mother, i am incapable of feeling sorry for him
I named my pitbull after Theo. Love this conversation, it's healthy to have friends that are down to talk about your upbringing and stuff. When you understand how you were programmed as a kid you can focus in on how you want to reprogram certain aspects of your mind that aren't healthy! Love these dudes.
If i could double like this clip i would. Not because I've had to experience the same things... I've been lucky. But these guys are talking about seriously personal, deep sh*t out loud. Then letting everyone see it. Absolutely fkn fantastic! Well done Theo Von and Louis CK. Without even reading the comments I know this discussion will have helped a LOT of people in some way.
Suffering with a toxic parent has to be one of the hardest experiences of my life. This toxic parent happens to be my 70yr old mother. The only thing I found that I can do to help my family and protect my health is work on myself so I am not affected by her as much. That means creating space between us. It is sad because she is, like Louie said, “all alone up there”. Thanks guys
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*maybe i dont wanna 'bloom'. -_-*
incredible entry. _JC
This interview made me tear up guys. Thanks for sharing.
I have PTSD from this guy, I swear. Years ago he was performing in town and my boyfriend at the time took me to see him. Problem was my boyfriend owned a bar so we got there late. Luis proceeded to call us out and embarrass the hell out of us over and over. Literally stopped the show had everyone turn and look at us, ask us if we knew how to tell time. I am one of these people that hates attention drawn on them. I just wanted to crawl in a hole in die.
Hhh
"there was a moment where there was just a lot of life at once" -- very poetic thought, Theo. Love that.
I too was impressed by that! very deep and insightful.
That hit me too ❤
Today I did the inky octopus. Which involves one head and eight dicks.
"it's come to a curve in the pipe and we got to figure this shit out."
“There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.”
Louis’ dad teaching him foreplay is wild lmao
Then he goes and throws it all out the window just pulling the ol wichity grub out asap
It was good advice on multiple levels. Lol
He did a scene based on this in Louie ua-cam.com/video/xWEGNVaum_k/v-deo.html
@@Heopful he only knows how to make woman cum, not how to make them want him to make them cum
Not even its good advice especially since his pops knew what kinda dick he had pause
This is honestly one of the coolest things I've ever listened to. This reminds me of good late night talks I have with my brothers and cousins just completely open, non-judgmental listening to one another. The world needs more of this.
Yea the closest to this I remember is on Opie and Anthony with Patrice O’Neal and Louie CK talking about their lives and current events
Probably one of the top conversations I've heard on Theo's podcasts. It was sincere, humourous and decent.
You're lucky to have that. Cherish it:)
unfortunately the world wont get more of this, not until the woke/feminist era dies off
@@doughboysnerdly2745 hopefully that day comes soon but its not looking so good brother
Louis talking about anger and animosity “burning away with time” really hit home. It’s so true. We learn to forgive our parents for their flaws as we get older because we realize that we have our own flaws.
Not just that man, the fact that our parents are just products of their environment.
depends on what they did
Great comment. I think how we view our past is coloured by our present.
If we are at peace with our present, overall, we will be forgiving and understanding with the past.
If our present is turbulent, chaotic and toxic, we will view the past the same way.
Louis is such an insanely different person off stage. He comes across like a father to Theo, or maybe a very empathetic counselor or something.
If you watch his show Louis you see him as a very wise and caring father figure too. Think that's just how he normally is and he absolutely sends it when he's on stage
Lol that's funny because I see Theo as alot more mature and grounded then Louie who seems more like a silly uncle type more then a dad type
Have you seen his show Louie? He wrote most of it and it gives you a great insight inside his mind and really shows his empathy. Louis CK seems to be very emotionally intelligent individual.
I love seeing Louie going on podcasts lately with younger comedians I enjoy. I’m thinking of the multi part pod about the presidents he did with Shane and Matt.
intelligent people always have demons. As do social help councellers and shrinks. non normals cant function to the system its hard too
“I feel more bad for him now, cause he’s alone up there.”
Louis is honestly legit one of the most thoughtful people out there. I was expecting to watch a funny clip, but ended up watching a deep and insightful conversation.
didn't he jerk off in front of an unwilling woman
insanely well put! @-RoyBatty-
Theo talks on a personal level for less than five minutes and you absolutely fall for the guy, just as a human being.
I’m with you brother
Keep it appropriate.
@@danielsheehan6332 lol what?
"It was a moment where there was a lot of life happening at once"
Beautiful, Theo
Yeah, that's deep. Gimme a break.
@@danielsheehan6332It's deep for people who are used to puddles.
It’s so cool listening to comedian celebrities talking real world stuff in real conversation. Theo and Louis are treasures
This is hands down, my favorite episode you've ever done.
I have Spotify and listen to the podcasts there but is there a place to watch this whole podcast?
@@watermyplants6089he uploads em all on UA-cam
@@goombajuice thanks homie I guess I could have just looked I assumed it was all shorts
Thank you.
I like Theo's ability to be vulnerable with people, and Louis seems to pick up on the vulnerable points, I may need to watch the whole interview.
Or live your own life....
2:26 the look Louis makes when Theo is unintentionally hilarious for thanking him politely for asking who taught him the bees knees
Lol wow, glad you caught that
Also hilarious when at 2:35 Louis makes that "mmmm" sound about the grandma-fucking anecdote.
its 'birds and the bees'. bees knees' means something thats good
wow 😇
Such a Beautiful exchange. So much pain, and so much acceptance. Thank you !
My goodness. You need a hug.
This was beautiful to watch, thanks fellas for being so honest. My Dad passed away when I was 17 and although he wasn't the coolest Dad or the flashiest, he was my Dad and I felt his love even if he wasn't one for overly showing affection. I'm very grateful to have had 17 good years with him.
I feel the same as you. You're the man now, carry him with you through your life. I'm sure when you have your own kids one day, a lot of things he did will make a lot more sense.
Thanks for sharing. He's never left you, will always be with you. I used to believe in nothing, but after my Pop's passed, that changed for me. I feel his energy even after he passed, hard to explain.
How old was he, I ask because I am 51 almost 52 with a 11 and 13 year old.
@@leonsighdoria1919 damn papi slinging that semi limp whip . That’s what’s up homie how old is the lady? 37 now?
@@SavingSoulsMinistries Had my children in my late 30s, my wife is 5 years younger than me, if that's what you were asking 😀
Check it out..... 2 comedians having an earnest conversation instead of trying to "out joke" each other. One of the few times I've seen an interview and got much more than I expected. Bravo....A surprising good listen!
Yeah this is MUCH better the the Schulz episode for example. That one was cringe and awkward AF.
Louie CK also told good stories on Opie and Anthony back in the day
Sad times if this does it for you.
@@selliantuttimusi6735I like Schultz on stage but in podcast format he's an insecure, loudmouth douchebag.
I really appreciate two grown men being vulnerable
Theo is so goofy yet so poetic
You are not; poetic.
@@danielsheehan6332 you are not; loved by your mother
@@lauridsjensen7757 You're loved by yours. Did she name you Eyelids? Foreheads? You're from poet stock!!!
@@danielsheehan6332 huh?
Goddamn, this one hit home really damn hard.
My mother, while not perfect, has always been a saint to me. Just the thought of one day losing her absolutely crushes me.
She raised three children without any support from my father.
My father was an extremely mentally and physically abusive man.
And at 6' 5", 240lbs, he was an imposing figure.
He's only gotten worse with age, and now he's an alcoholic as well.
My siblings were smart enough to cut my father out of their lives earlier in their lives. They saw what I couldn't. I always gave my father the benefit of the doubt, even though he's never once proven himself worthy of it.
Just in the last six months, I've completely cut him off. I'm nearly thirty years old, and he's still the exact same man now that he was twenty five years ago. I spend a lot of time analyzing my mother and my father's family history in order to try to better understand their motivations, and I simply could never make sense of my father.
Having said that, I wouldn't trade my father for any other.
He taught me some hard lessons. Terrible lessons.
He taught me how not to be.
And I'm thankful for it.
Plus, my mother is now remarried to an absolutely incredible man, who's treated me more like a son than my own father ever has. He's a great man, deserving of a woman like my mother.
Life is hard, y'all.
I don't know all the answers. I don't even know the answers to my own questions, much less anyone else's.
I'm still figuring shit out.
Chances are your mom isnt a saint at all. Shes codependent and irresponsible in her own way.
@@Shortstacksandticktacks
I can assure you that that isn't the case. I did, however, say that she isn't perfect. No one is.
Not that it matters to you at all, since you know everything about everyone.
sorry to hear that man. seeing as you always gave your father the benefit of doubt id say that makes you a more empathetic person.
but im so glad to hear your mother found a great new stepdad who gave you all that fatherly love and care that were missing from your biological father.
and everybodys still figuring shit out man. im 10+ years older than you and i think i might be on the right track now, so lol, dont let that dissuade you 🤣
better later than never. some people may never find out their stuff, but better to start right now, right? :)
@@blankcrow2204 Yes, sir!
What a stupid comment from Shortstack. Ugh. Anyway, I'm so happy your mom found a great man who treats her AND you so well. That's awesome! It's awful when a parent is abusive in any way to a child. It f's you up mentally. You're supposed to love you parent, but then they treat you like crap for years and years. You are supposed to look up to them, and they let you down big time! It's just terrible. It's okay that you're still figuring shit out. It makes you feel good when you do figure some things out, doesn't it? It took me years to accept my mom's alcoholism. I'm glad I did. It helped ME. Good luck to you.
It's a real privilege to listen in on two men speaking so honestly of their upbringing, their inner thoughts.
I think men need more of this, to hear each other's life stories, sharing helps give a other perspective, helps you feel less alone. This wld be a truly wonderful series.
Privilege? Get a grip.
Me to my wife: Hey watch this with me it's going to be HILARIOUS
😂
😂😂 yeah this took a emotional turn
I bet she liked it!
😂
This is honestly just a really good conversation between 2 men. I learned more about Theo, first time I really listened to Louis and I learned from him, learned something about myself to be honest. Thanks y'all
Wow this was a very raw and honest conversation by two of my favorite comedians and thinkers in this world. We need more personal convos like this.
I love seeing Louis doing podcasts now. He's my GOAT. Funny, shocking, interesting, and super intelligent.
He was on O&A all the time, which was pretty much a podcast on the radio.
@@Dude0000 he wasn’t as “wise old man” back then though (he was younger)
@@jonathanalpart7812 was he? I always thought he was older then. Well that changes everything!
As someone with a dad who is both weird and now old I find this conversation both traumatic and beautiful.
Ok
Well hubba bubba!!!
I love that Louie can appreciate the comedy of someone's dad driving around listening to talk back radio with a mad bass heavy sound system.
Man, this hits home, as a son, and a father.
I am so blessed to have parents that I love dearly and that love each other. Lotta folks don’t have that and I wish they did. I promise to emulate them when I become a dad.
Louis C.K. is the best. I hope that he'll get connected with Theo Von to help him write a movie. I feel like Theo's voice is so unique, and odd. And Louis is so good at extracting stories.
I guess anyone can get a check mark next to their name, eh?
@@mattherring2166 don't you goddamn disrespect Mr. Laurent Courtines. You have no idea who you are talking to, you plebian trog
Wow this segment was really captivating. Louis and Theo have good chemistry.
My father passed a year ago, and things were complicated to say the least. He left my sister and I as toddlers for a year, and found out when I was 25. It hurt, but knowing he’s had to live with that guilt softened me up. People aren’t perfect, and life gets easier when you don’t hold onto emotions that are out your control. Live and forgive.
This conversation feels like me talking with my best man. Drinking Vinjak and listening to some chill music in the background.
Amazing work Theo!
Great conversation. Theo’s the man. And it is just awesome to see that Louis has been able to come back around.
Louis C.K is such a legend. Was funny to see Louis reaction to some of the things Theo said in this podcast.
Have you tried Rent'a'friend?
@@danielsheehan6332 Wtf are you on about ?
It’s really incredible what we’re getting to watch if you think about it. Two of the all-time greats won at the prime of their career and the other on their way up and they’re just having a super honest conversation with no annoying, middleman interviewer.
A surprisingly serious thoughtful conversation. I really enjoyed this.
thank you for sharing this amazing exchange. I love the way you do story telling. Life is hard at times and crazy, and listening to you gives me courage to revisit and analyse subjects from the past. One of the things I value the most is honesty and sense of humor, and I think those are things you have that are great.
My Mum disappeared when I was 10 for a guy she just met,5 of us left,my Dad was absent until my late teens,I love them both dearly and understand adult issues. It taught me valuable lesson about parenting tho,I've not left my 2 kids and I've always been here for them,life can be messed up for kids
Although perhaps from different walks of life, both of these guys have a knack for observing what's going on around them and finding the humanity in it. I wish more people could get comfortable with this kind of real talk in their lives.
This is in retrospect tho, going thru it was most likely very tough and trying ... see they keep saying how hard it was ... mostly in hindsight you find the beauty in chaos .... ❤
As a 23 year old guy “figuring it out,” it’s nice to hear that with time, people and their relationships with their closest family members can heal. Thank you.
Louis: you had a very unique upbringing and that is a great thing for you now.
Theo: Right, right but, at the time it was painful
That one hit me in all the places but it was an honor to listen to you two.
An honor? God help us...
2:26 that look from Louis is everything 😂
yeah thanks for asking man
This is such a beautiful conversation, I feel privileged to hear it
This was a perfect podcast between two decent dudes.
yup quality content
Louis speaking about his dad, reminds me of my dad. It's hard growing up with a dad like that, and like Louie I barely ever see the guy.
Can tell Louis CK genuinely likes Theo. Idk how many times they've met before if this is first podcast or what, but cool to see
I find it hard to believe anyone could not like Theo, he's such a sweet, humble and thoughtful person.
Love the moment at 15:32 where Theo is innocently unaware of how different Rush Limbaugh and NPR are from each other, and the way Louis responds.
"He was a European Mexican" "There are like 7 different types of Mexican" Louis C.K.😂
True
Meztisos, Europeans, indigenous, Arabs all kinds of Mexicans
There are Black and Asian Mexicans too.
God, the honesty is so refreshing that I'm almost in tears. Especially in a world of such bs and inauthenticity.
Hi Theo, really interesting to hear you talking about your relationship with your dad. My father was also much older than my mother and some of your feelings about the age issue are so reminiscent of mine and my younger sister's. Really heartwarming. My dad was also into similar styles of cars, although we were brought up in the UK
I really miss him. Grateful for these interviews so we can see and hear him.
Louie’s sweater just blends into the background .He just becomes a head with two hands circling in thin air 🫲👴🫱
That’s wild that his CKs’ mom left her ex money in her Will. That is really honorable. It reminds me of how my dad paid for my mom to stay in a hotel all summer when we lost our home and they were getting divorced. I was 10 and knew a hotel was ridiculously expensive to pay for everyday when he’s staying with his dad. They ended up getting back together later on.
are prices better for a hotel if you rent a room for like a month, or more? Like bulk/bundle
Happy for you that they got back together, bro. The love was always there.
@@doughenry4172 many of them offer longterm discounts
I remember in one of Louie’s stand ups he had a bit about he and his kids listening to NPR because “we’re better than you” and it was so funny, I love that it came up and that Theo genuinely doesn’t know how different NPR and rush Limbaugh would be politically
Man, I LOVE Louis CK. Loved his television show. And his stand up and Horace and Pete. I saw him perform in Nashville once.
Two of my favorite comics and I never thought of how similar they were until this podcast. Incredible connection that I never expected.
Well, that took an emotional and personal turn- wow. Genuinely some amazing insight from Louis CK and Theo here. Great clip.
Opie and Anthony with Patrice, finding out Louie is Mexican was comedic gold.
Hey you have a link? I’d love to hear it
@@shannonstahlin5376 ua-cam.com/video/o37Hrf75GX4/v-deo.html
@@shannonstahlin5376 ua-cam.com/video/3Eo1lkrFZ4s/v-deo.html
@@shannonstahlin5376 try searching Patrice O'Neal and Louie c.k
@@shannonstahlin5376 ua-cam.com/video/3Eo1lkrFZ4s/v-deo.html
Louis' relationship with his parents is too similar to my own. Relate too much. God bless the both of yous.
I really enjoyed this video. I feel so connected to you, Theo because I feel like we both had a very unique childhood. My parents died when I was a teenager and I just went through a lot of hardships growing up that I am ironically enough grateful for that most kids around me didn’t deal with. Some people think just because a person is progressive, they don’t relate to you or watch you… That’s bullshit because I’m a progressive and I absolutely love your show. You and I are old souls.❤
It's nice seeing people who have managed to figure things out and move on in life man. I'm currently at a bad place (26 yo, no job, stuck at college, not a good relation with my parents...) and sometimes it seems that it's all for nothing because I get the feeling that there's no hope and there's no future for me, but I'm still trying. We all go through different things in life, but it's reassuring seeing Theo and Louis so happy after what they went through during their childhood. Thank you, guys.
Theo is underrated as an interviewer. He is kind, compassionate, but best of all, he is a damn good listener. he doesn’t just ASK, he listens and interacts. And he tells his stories ONLY when is part of the subject. And kudos to CK for being the exact same. what a cool conversation!
Go back to school.
These two have the best conversations deep and funny.
Genuine talk right there.
“All anger and hate with time burn away completely” nice CK this is true. All would always say , to me, that anger is taking revenge on yourself”
Bravo to both of you for opening up like you did. I bet you helped lots of people who have similar memories and thoughts that were eating away at them. Thank You
I've been a fan of Louis CK like everyone for a decade and this is the first time I've seen him as a real person and it's a joy, despite the vulnerable gravity of the topic.
This convo is so wild but touching and funny as well. Two goats 🐐
"who taught you how to have sex, did you have a mentor?'
"yeah thanks for asking man!"
like he was waiting for Louis to ask him that 🤣🤣
The way he asks them about his family is so empathetic. He has a sincere interest in theos story
Not just young men. I’ve been trying to figure out why I feel the way I do and why my parents were the way they are for all of my 20’s
DAMMIT I miss Louis! Thanks, Theo, for having him on!!
Theo has the BEST guests. The combination seems very intentional but is almost to genius to be so 🤍 I think the spirit was deff thanksgiving interview with Scott Stepp for sure. The Holy Spirit works through Theo more than he probably knows. I wonder if it’s because of his obedience and sobriety so proud of him. God loves Theo and so do it! 😇🤍
Dropping knowledge out here thanks Louie 🫶🏽
I can listen to Louis CK talk about anything for ages. Always a good take.
great conversation that makes you think about things, before it's too late
“That story took kinda a weird turn”
“Yeah it did”
Louie is SO loving, watching him watch Leo talk, just shows how interested he is in people, or his friends. I love him, even if he's a bit nihilistic.
life actually slapped me across my face and i woke up to a different way of understanding i believe when i was 33 myself. I believe the coolest and funniest of us usually is because we had such a mess up coming up. Also funny how most of us wouldn't change anything either.
This guy is a man, forgiveness is everything. I have been through alot with my husband's family. His mother was horrible just destructive she was mentally sick. We will be having her funeral this year. I pray to God that I can survive the disfunction. It's extremely sick I never knew that people could be like this. Other people are a product of what they saw and lived growing up.
This was deep but they made it seem chill as hell.
shit...i feel like this message is directed to me. my mom died just a year ago, she was the light of our life. She literally holds the family together.
My dad isn't the worst, he's a great provider and all but he had a temper and tend to be hard to be around with. his whole vibe, ever since i was a child, had us walking on eggshells around him. at the top of his career, he neglected his family, barely present, and he had an affair that we never confronted him about. none of it bothered me cause i never really cared about him, honestly, if he dies, i don't think i'd shed a single tear. for all the heartache he caused my mother, i am incapable of feeling sorry for him
Not ALL comedians but SO MANY comedians are such incredibly deep, kind and empathic people 💚
I’m a young adult and I think Louie’s father just helped me in a massive way by dropping this knowledge.
I love it. I don't have enough deep conversations like this. Therapeutic just watching this.
The curve pipe is for real. Relearning and learning about our parents and ourselves.
I named my pitbull after Theo. Love this conversation, it's healthy to have friends that are down to talk about your upbringing and stuff. When you understand how you were programmed as a kid you can focus in on how you want to reprogram certain aspects of your mind that aren't healthy! Love these dudes.
This is such a beautiful conversation. Cheers from Hong Kong.
If i could double like this clip i would. Not because I've had to experience the same things... I've been lucky. But these guys are talking about seriously personal, deep sh*t out loud. Then letting everyone see it.
Absolutely fkn fantastic! Well done Theo Von and Louis CK. Without even reading the comments I know this discussion will have helped a LOT of people in some way.
This chemistry is unmatched
Take a shot every time Louis says "My father was a Mexican."
Conversation, in this style, is communication at its best.
Suffering with a toxic parent has to be one of the hardest experiences of my life. This toxic parent happens to be my 70yr old mother. The only thing I found that I can do to help my family and protect my health is work on myself so I am not affected by her as much. That means creating space between us. It is sad because she is, like Louie said, “all alone up there”. Thanks guys
A good lesson on what exuding love and caring does: you are surrounded and cared for by your loved ones when you need it most.
If yall havent heard Louis' interview on Marc Marons podcast i definitely recommended it. So much heart and very insightful into their relationship.
Beautiful conversation fellas!
That fucking look louis gives him when theo says "yeah thanks man" gets me everytime
This is a genuinely beautiful conversation
best guest so far
These two together is special.