How James Corden Destroyed His Reputation | Asmongold Reacts to Sunnyv2

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  • @stewfrench
    @stewfrench Рік тому +394

    I heard that during the World Cup when England were playing USA whoever won got to keep Corden. That's why both teams were utterly lacklustre and there were zero shots on goal.

    • @andyb9664
      @andyb9664 Рік тому +7

      yea there was a petition and everything 🤣

    • @Munenushi
      @Munenushi Рік тому +6

      hahaha what

    • @Mike-ul1xn
      @Mike-ul1xn 10 місяців тому +4

      We (USA) had a team at the World Cup? That's news to most of us. What were they playing? I think I see why we lost this wager.

    • @toddstone230
      @toddstone230 6 місяців тому +1

      Reminds me of that South Park Episode where none of them wanted to play Baseball lmao

    • @jordangavagan-forde1137
      @jordangavagan-forde1137 2 місяці тому

      @@Mike-ul1xnended in a draw

  • @TheRealCarlBrutananadilewski
    @TheRealCarlBrutananadilewski Рік тому +2385

    It was so strange how almost out of nowhere, James Corden just kinda manifested into Hollywood and suddenly had a late night show and roles in huge movies

    • @xkd495
      @xkd495 Рік тому +305

      I just thought he was an extra on Dr Who for years.... He's a mediocre actor that's super limited in his reactions. I don't know where he even gets the ego from lmao.

    • @Oldlard
      @Oldlard Рік тому +180

      Corden was popular for a few years in the UK primarily for writing and acting in a show called Gavin and Stacey. He then kind of disappeared for a year or two before appearing out of nowhere in the states. We have no idea how or why but it seemed to really go to his head.
      You can keep him.

    • @jzilla1234
      @jzilla1234 Рік тому +38

      ​@@Oldlardhe was not "popular"

    • @Oldlard
      @Oldlard Рік тому +52

      @@jzilla1234 around 2008 he was on bloody everything playing Smithy. I am not saying everyone liked him, just that he was doing a good job in front of the camera.

    • @SmokeymcJoint420
      @SmokeymcJoint420 Рік тому +28

      Not really, they do this shit with practically every big name you see.
      Why do you think people like Doja Cat is a "thing"?

  • @darraghtalorgan1905
    @darraghtalorgan1905 Рік тому +114

    Let's face it, he's personality catfishing and everyone found out.
    He's committed the worst crime for a comedian; being a comedian that can't take a joke and taking himself far too seriously.

    • @murphychurch8251
      @murphychurch8251 Рік тому +9

      He's like a school bully...beating others up but crying for mom when they receive a slap in the face.

    • @SnailHatan
      @SnailHatan 7 місяців тому +1

      The worst crime is being unfunny and having writers do all the “work”

    • @kardo_6627
      @kardo_6627 6 місяців тому +2

      He’s not a comedian.

    • @blickluke
      @blickluke Місяць тому

      ​@@kardo_6627 comedic actor then.

  • @Henry-kz4gn
    @Henry-kz4gn Рік тому +273

    "How can I seem more likeable? Be next to James Corden"

    • @Wes-Tyler
      @Wes-Tyler Рік тому +5

      Didn’t work for Patrick Stewart

    • @Tmtrnr
      @Tmtrnr 9 місяців тому +3

      clearly did guys a legend.@@Wes-Tyler

    • @soulsearcher9620
      @soulsearcher9620 4 місяці тому

      Wouldn't that just prompt "guilt by association" ?

  • @Sarx88
    @Sarx88 Рік тому +258

    Just that scene with Sir Patrick is enough for hate him

    • @yggreuyri5822
      @yggreuyri5822 Рік тому

      Why hate? That bald guy attacked him first most likely taking advantage of his bad rep since Hollywood is a dog eat dog world.

    • @joshizfly
      @joshizfly Рік тому +71

      I mean it's Patrick Stewart. Very few people can tell me to take my hands out of my pockets. My mother, the police, and sir Patrick Stewart.

    • @BrutusMaximusAurelius
      @BrutusMaximusAurelius Рік тому +37

      I absolutely adore Sir Patrick Stewart and seeing that clip made me want to punch James in the face so unbelievably bad.

    • @TheRevenant4585
      @TheRevenant4585 Рік тому +25

      I mean Corden could’ve definitely handled it better, but that interaction was kind of on Patrick Stewart. Wtf is the point of ridiculing someone on a public stage about having their hands in their pockets? Seems like James only sin in that moment was minding his own business.
      His reaction was definitely over the line, but it wasn’t without provocation. Should’ve let the man be, instead of criticizing him public television over something stupid.

    • @acidtwin
      @acidtwin Рік тому +10

      ​@@TheRevenant4585he is meant to be a comedian though, he could have just played off of it and made is fun.

  • @thedagothexperience
    @thedagothexperience Рік тому +683

    James Corden is the male version of Ellen DeGeneres.

    • @jeremiahcomer
      @jeremiahcomer Рік тому +13

      I was thinking the same thing

    • @loseljukes5204
      @loseljukes5204 Рік тому +34

      Amy shumer

    • @d-chudasama
      @d-chudasama 10 місяців тому +3

      Lilly singh

    • @Superabound2
      @Superabound2 10 місяців тому +20

      James Corden is the female version of Ellen Degeneres

    • @Clown_Syndrome
      @Clown_Syndrome 9 місяців тому +5

      ​@@Superabound2 I knew it was coming 😂

  • @SoulJnr
    @SoulJnr Рік тому +515

    Crazy how sunny can read out twitter and reddit comments like they are primary sources from ancient history

    • @4Wulfred
      @4Wulfred Рік тому +9

      lol

    • @yewtewbstew547
      @yewtewbstew547 Рік тому +123

      Yeah I thought the same thing. Corden definitely seems like a twat based on all the other stuff anyway, but reddit posts have zero credibility.

    • @agentsbigassforehead
      @agentsbigassforehead Рік тому +54

      @@yewtewbstew547 They have just as much credibility as somebody coming on camera and telling their story for the audience.

    • @infinity7585
      @infinity7585 Рік тому

      @@yewtewbstew547they are primary sources

    • @Tetra392
      @Tetra392 Рік тому +30

      @@agentsbigassforeheador eye witness testimony in court. But we aren’t ready for that conversation.

  • @stanleylutzow3132
    @stanleylutzow3132 Рік тому +319

    Man, if you're in the entertainment industry and people hate you, I think you should play more villain roles.
    Going to sell great

    • @s0meRand0m129
      @s0meRand0m129 Рік тому +21

      except that people who play villain role correctly are loved . if people hate you as a person, maybe asked yourself where you do wrong?

    • @desecratedredacted5351
      @desecratedredacted5351 Рік тому +10

      @@s0meRand0m129 except if you're that kid from GoT

    • @s0meRand0m129
      @s0meRand0m129 Рік тому

      @@desecratedredacted5351 exactly what I just said

    • @Pirokh
      @Pirokh Рік тому +16

      @@s0meRand0m129 They didn't even know him as a person. They knew him as a character and it transitioned to hating him in real life as a person, because humans are mentally unwell.

    • @EbonMaster
      @EbonMaster Рік тому +5

      @@s0meRand0m129 iirc there was nothing about him irl that people actually disliked. They hated him for his role. It was fucking dumb. lol

  • @FinxOmally
    @FinxOmally Рік тому +306

    Even before his rise to fame, he was an ass.
    I lived in Cardiff when Gavin and Stacy was being filmed, and he used to walk into clubs, and demand balcony areas were cleared and turned almost into an adhoc VIP area for him, kicking all the regular people out that area. He was known in the area for throwing tantrums when he didn’t get his way. I have no idea how he got the rise that he did, knowing his off camera moments.

    • @googlename3859
      @googlename3859 Рік тому +32

      I have to assume he cleaned the right pipes

    • @wiilov
      @wiilov 10 місяців тому +1

      He made poor people that wanted to be rich people feel talked to.
      At least that's why I assumed my old housemates like him.

    • @farmyardflavours
      @farmyardflavours 7 місяців тому +1

      He's a male Karen

    • @soulsearcher9620
      @soulsearcher9620 4 місяці тому

      what i'd give to see a business owner say "we don't do that here." and when Corden pushed the matter "If you don't like it, leave. Cause a fuss and I'll bar you from being served"

  • @Belnick6666
    @Belnick6666 Рік тому +58

    going from Craig Ferguson, one of the funniest non political host ever, to the fat political show with james was just a downgrade

  • @CMon_Jack
    @CMon_Jack Рік тому +192

    NO ONE should talk to Sir Patrick Stewart like that.

    • @at0micl0bster
      @at0micl0bster Рік тому +11

      Picard exists

    • @seraph6758
      @seraph6758 Рік тому +1

      The line must be drawn Here!

    • @RhamanaChan
      @RhamanaChan Рік тому +24

      Sir Patrick Stewart, Sir Ian McKellen and Sir David Attenborough are some of the very few Englishmen who should NEVER be disrespected!

    • @michealball1896
      @michealball1896 Рік тому +11

      Nah, he not only called someone out but froze up when he got push back and looked like a dumbass.

    • @jasonbelcho8609
      @jasonbelcho8609 Рік тому +3

      You mean the same guy that voiced the poop emoji in The Emoji Moive

  • @tessish
    @tessish Рік тому +19

    Friends of mine drove up to see a live taping of the Colbert Report back in the day, and, according to them, he was indeed wonderful and spent a lot of time between filming and after to answer questions and talk. Just wanted to comment since Asmon mentioned that Colbert was probably cool.

  • @EggBoi_8
    @EggBoi_8 Рік тому +24

    4:21 Patrick Stewart is a Capitol G gentleman. Like my god this man I knew was a legend. That was next level.

    • @michealball1896
      @michealball1896 Рік тому +6

      He made a fool of himself he was destroyed by a guy who is not even funny in a confirtation he started.

  • @Hireuki
    @Hireuki Рік тому +55

    I didnt know the fake driving was a big topic. how can people really believe that those big stars actually let other people drive while distracted and singing along with you...

    • @SnailHatan
      @SnailHatan 7 місяців тому +5

      How can people really be upset that they’re fake? Like…who gives a fuck? The driving is irrelevant.

    • @Ruth-os4mi
      @Ruth-os4mi 6 місяців тому +3

      A talented comedian would've made a joke about the fakery.
      James Corden however . . .

  • @mattwilcks5156
    @mattwilcks5156 Рік тому +7

    He never credits Ruth Jones. She was the was the brain behind Gavin and Stacey. And she equally won that BAFTA alongside him.

  • @tapejara1507
    @tapejara1507 Рік тому +38

    Bobby Kotick, James Cordon and AI
    What a team.... This cant end well.

  • @OfficialJohnnySinsGaming
    @OfficialJohnnySinsGaming Рік тому +859

    If you ever feel like a piece of shit, just remember that people like James Corden exist.

    • @addictedtosynthwave8151
      @addictedtosynthwave8151 Рік тому +5

      Whats wrong with him? I dont get it. He just a bad ass.. people used to like bad asses..

    • @Reflec999
      @Reflec999 Рік тому +50

      ​@@addictedtosynthwave8151yeah a bad ass not a badass

    • @mightystronk4361
      @mightystronk4361 Рік тому

      it's not that low of a bar tbh

    • @Xinoxlx
      @Xinoxlx Рік тому +3

      If you ever feel like you're as bad as James Corden, remember at least you're not Anthony Burch.

    • @hongkongboyfriend1051
      @hongkongboyfriend1051 Рік тому +6

      @@addictedtosynthwave8151 people didnt watch the video the whole way thru :D

  • @GhostLyricist
    @GhostLyricist Рік тому +81

    What's worse than being openly evil is being a fake "nice guy".

    • @taylorkoenig6489
      @taylorkoenig6489 Рік тому +7

      James Corden is not worse than a serial killer. He's just more annoying.

    • @leagueaddict8357
      @leagueaddict8357 Рік тому +1

      Well, his personality doesn't have to be fake though he could also just not have the energy to keep up that part of his personality, being around people is draining for a lot of people.

    • @jurb417
      @jurb417 7 місяців тому

      @@taylorkoenig6489 well the thing is, serial killers aren't OPENLY evil... reading must be so hard...

    • @ComicGladiator
      @ComicGladiator 3 місяці тому

      @@taylorkoenig6489 I mean Gacey was a clown, that's more annoying.

  • @iguran6035
    @iguran6035 Рік тому +23

    The reaction to the bill mahr editorial killed me, full on no acting just a genuine face palm.

  • @beayn
    @beayn Рік тому +10

    If Corden was looking like he didn't want to be there like Stewart said, his response didn't need to be so angry, he could have just left it at "You couldn't be more wrong", or even just made a joke like "I didn't know what else to do with my hands.." which would likely make the audience laugh and they'd all be done with it.
    Instead he got angry and that prompted the back-and-forth.

    • @Ruth-os4mi
      @Ruth-os4mi 6 місяців тому +1

      Exactly. Any comedian with a modicum of talent, would've been able to turn the situation into a joke. James Corden however . . .

  • @casualcaveman
    @casualcaveman Рік тому +17

    That clip with Patrick Stewart was insane.
    He definitely came up too fast and is still an infant in the world of celebrities.

  • @WayStedYou
    @WayStedYou Рік тому +71

    imagine wasting actual money on James Corden

  • @Sir-Bane
    @Sir-Bane Рік тому +193

    As a Brit, and as someone who's there when the very reddit post was live, and as someone who has met James, I can honestly say, we're so sorry to the people that had to deal with who he became post G&S, because he actually is that much of a rude, egotistical, self centered person.

    • @Sir-Bane
      @Sir-Bane Рік тому +14

      @@ArcTV. ....Are you okay? 😅😂

    • @vanripem
      @vanripem Рік тому +5

      We appreciate the contrition, friend, we really do. But it may take the work of several generations to cleanse this stain.

    • @nowayjosedaniel
      @nowayjosedaniel Рік тому +1

      ​@@Sir-BaneUh oh butthurt brits on damage control

    • @scrappycloud1828
      @scrappycloud1828 Рік тому +8

      ​@Faddsy Okay mate, I'll take crooked teeth and an obsession with tea and crumpets over shooting ranges for schools and a childhood obesity epidemic any day. 😂

    • @MelodusDethicus
      @MelodusDethicus Рік тому +1

      @@scrappycloud1828 Freedom is inherently dangerous. The U.S. is just willing to take the good with the bad, which is the entire point of a free and open society. Some people just can't handle that. Not our problem other countries in the world don't trust their people to have freedoms.

  • @veroniquegallant9849
    @veroniquegallant9849 Рік тому +19

    seriously though, shoutout to bobby for bringing in possibly the one guy people hate more than him

  • @KuntaKinteToby
    @KuntaKinteToby Рік тому +8

    4:24 Sir Patrick is too much of a gentlemen to say what we were all thinking

  • @WayStedYou
    @WayStedYou Рік тому +186

    We lost Craig Ferguson for this bellend on the late late show.

    • @harambeexpress
      @harambeexpress Рік тому +9

      Craig Ferguson was great. Did they fire him or did he leave?

    • @MadShadow_
      @MadShadow_ Рік тому +16

      @@harambeexpress Ferguson was tired of late night hosting as well, seeing he went off script all the time shows. Just burned out on it I think.

    • @halycon404
      @halycon404 Рік тому +7

      Also had to do with Letterman leaving. Craig got to do the show he did because Letterman was his boss, not network executives for the most part. So long as Dave thought Craig was being interesting or funny he could do whatever he wanted. Dave's show pulled enough numbers and his production company had both timeslots by contract, so Letterman could do whatever he wanted with the hour after him. Which was Craig. That show was a fluke. A single really powerful person liked it so it stayed on the air for a decade.

    • @jteternal2
      @jteternal2 Рік тому

      Graig looks like he was drunk and doing his show. I love that

    • @beefystu559
      @beefystu559 Рік тому +6

      @@halycon404 Was Craig's show a fluke? Damn, I thought it was amazing.
      Actually now that I think about it your comment makes sense. It was very peculiar of a show. God bless Letterman for that though.

  • @dys1525
    @dys1525 Рік тому +29

    It takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile.
    -- Sting

  • @UberCoolBen
    @UberCoolBen Рік тому +97

    Gavin & Stacey was a genuinely great show, and Corden played his character Smithy well, but he's done nothing of any value since. I don't know what the yanks see in him and I have no fucking clue why they gave him his own late night TV show.

    • @waterloggeddoggo
      @waterloggeddoggo Рік тому +10

      As a yank I dont even know what people see in him

    • @azstatik
      @azstatik Рік тому +20

      We didn't make him a thing. He was forced on us.

    • @Mycenaea
      @Mycenaea Рік тому +7

      The Yanks love all these fake happy late night hosts.

    • @umbralecs
      @umbralecs Рік тому +22

      ​@@Mycenaeawe really don't

    • @friedporchetta
      @friedporchetta Рік тому +6

      I’ll say as a Yank that some Americans fall for accents very well. A lot of Americans think “oh this person has a different accent they must be unique and interesting” and they don’t realize shitty people exist everywhere

  • @solomani5959
    @solomani5959 Рік тому +12

    Power (via whatever means - fame, money etc) reveals a persons true character.

  • @veterangamer1979
    @veterangamer1979 9 місяців тому +4

    "To test a man's character, all you need to do is give him power." - Abraham Lincoln

  • @raphaelregnault6914
    @raphaelregnault6914 Рік тому +7

    Arguing with Sir Patrick Stewart is like kicking a puppy. That's a direct way to hell.

  • @No0ne001
    @No0ne001 Рік тому +3

    Some people can't handle the fame. I personally never found him to be entertaining. I actually cooked for David Letterman once. I didn't really recognize him as it had been a few years since I had seen him and he had a big beard but he looked familiar. He pulled me to compliment me on his meal. I just thought he was a local who I'd seen in passing but took a moment to listen to him, thank him for his compliments, shook his hand and went back to cooking. Once the rush finished, someone told me who he was. Good dude.

  • @fpvx3922
    @fpvx3922 Рік тому +7

    00:25 why is his sleeve so dirty?

  • @thiccusmaximus2515
    @thiccusmaximus2515 Рік тому +12

    I love the comment "Everything you've said is true, every bad thing and I'm going to keep on doing it." The whole respect thing is actually pretty damn true. If these people would just come out and be like "Yeah, I'm a fucking asshole. I'm probably going to stay an asshole." People would hate them, but at least they'd earn that respect of telling the truth instead of lying about it and faking being a good guy to the public and a horrible shitheel in private. Like mama always says: Tell me the truth and I won't punish you bad, but if you lie to me, I'll spank that behind red!
    But you get the gist. Doing a bad thing, but being honest about it, is seen as a more respectful thing, compared to lying about it. That's why people love Tony Stark. Dick to almost everyone, very rarely lies unless it's life or death. To take the words from MJF, "Yeah, I'm a scumbag, but I'm YOUR scumbag!" The difference between respectful hate, disrespectful hate and indifference/no fucks given.

    • @davidryan0808
      @davidryan0808 Рік тому

      poor old tony was just a wounded soul and i always liked his affect on Peter Parker. I did not realize james was such an ass, i thought he had an nice energy when he was doing The History Boys

  • @weeblord3154
    @weeblord3154 Рік тому +23

    It's odd that in my late teens, I couldn't stand listening to asmon stand asmon. Now, 8 years later I can't stop watching his content. Dudes one of the most down to earth people and I don't know how I couldn't see it as that in the past.

    • @viMZleFU
      @viMZleFU Рік тому +3

      Feel exactly the same haha

    • @champabay4746
      @champabay4746 Рік тому +3

      It’s called becoming g an adult, it’s nice

    • @SkipBaley-hb6nc
      @SkipBaley-hb6nc 10 місяців тому

      Who, Asmon or the watchers?
      Because he’s changed a lot over the past 8 years, and became a lot more intelligent when he opened is own business. I figure he began to open his eyes a little to his prior closed viewpoints. Even though he still has some of those, I think the more he works with his business, the more “based” he’ll become.

  • @CrippledMerc
    @CrippledMerc Рік тому +15

    I actually liked his role on two episodes of Doctor Who when I was younger. That was my introduction to him. As he got popular and got his show and I started seeing more of him I really didn’t care for the stuff he was doing.

  • @CowsR4me
    @CowsR4me Рік тому +27

    his neck and head and chin situation literally looks like the underside of one of my smaller toes

  • @themultiversalmagpie7827
    @themultiversalmagpie7827 Рік тому +8

    I just remember Brit’s saying if he fails over here, don’t send James cordon back to them

  • @edffre21
    @edffre21 Рік тому +33

    It’s funny how Gordon in Spanish means big fat 🤣

    • @pugsley201
      @pugsley201 Рік тому +5

      I thought that was gordo, not Gordon?

    • @gillisthom
      @gillisthom Рік тому +2

      @@pugsley201 Gordo is fat, but -on can be used an augmentative, suffix, the opposite of how -ito is a diminutive suffix.

    • @JasonSipe16
      @JasonSipe16 Рік тому +1

      What does Corden mean in Spanish?

  • @hisaceinthehole3426
    @hisaceinthehole3426 Рік тому +4

    The thing that changed my mind about him was the new york waitress incident and the plane incident he had with his wife.

  • @DocSunshine
    @DocSunshine Рік тому +14

    I imagine he’d be one of the guys who would talk poorly on his show about someone hosting an event for a company full of harassment cases and horrible business practices against people + supporting child gambling so it’s funny he did something his people would tear someone else apart for doing

  • @jingtroc23
    @jingtroc23 Рік тому +32

    He's agent was on form though. He must have told him that here in the UK you just won't make it, you're not at all funny, zero wit, out classes by hundreds of thousands of UK TV presenters comedians show hosts etc, so he said to him, go to America, they love a chubby Brit and it will cover up the fact you're not funny at all. And it worked, the Americans lapped up the chubby Brit. They found him funny too, over here he was known as being very not funny🤷🏿‍♂️. Only in America as they say

    • @pspsmallz
      @pspsmallz Рік тому +9

      As an American, hes genuinely one of the unfunniest entertainers I've seen. It blows my mind hes even remotely popular over here but I guess standards are just shir for comedy now if he can get famous lol He really might have a great agent

    • @jingtroc23
      @jingtroc23 Рік тому +1

      @@pspsmallz lol on behalf of Brits, sorry you got lumped with him 😂. He's a grifter, he knew he couldn't make it here so he tried elsewhere

    • @Wes-Tyler
      @Wes-Tyler Рік тому

      Chubby is an interesting euphemism for morbidly obese

    • @SYLperc
      @SYLperc Рік тому

      he's basically a triple cheeseburger with a mouth. as an american, a lot to like there. except the mouth.

    • @ComicGladiator
      @ComicGladiator 3 місяці тому +1

      Let's be honest, 80% of Craig Ferguson's American appeal was his accent. He'd say something mundane, in his accent, and people clapped like seals.

  • @3allz
    @3allz Рік тому +31

    Side bar: as a Brit, Graham Norton is the best late night talk show host in the world. From America, it has to be Conan 100%. Never used to like him but as I've gotten older I've realized he's actually pretty normal and funny as fuck.

    • @morothane
      @morothane Рік тому +3

      As an American, I can confirm that Graham Norton is the best late night talk show host in the world.

    • @davidryan0808
      @davidryan0808 Рік тому

      great host but so bad at stand up i would add. his channel four show really was made for him and it shows that he is just a pro in that role, i love that it is back on air now. Plus i do love his books as well. Conan is bloody awesome, i think that is due to him been a writer at heart. I still watch all the late shows and i think stephen and john are doing a good job. I enjoyed that podcast they all did and bill is a different vibe but good all the same.

  • @tr3pidatioN
    @tr3pidatioN Рік тому +55

    Billl: "Unhealthy food is unhealthy"
    James: "Fat shamer!"

    • @davidryan0808
      @davidryan0808 Рік тому +4

      just to add another point, visceral fat is a thing which bill gets. i always looked slim but it is the stuff hiding when i eat over processed food that i need and we all need to watch.

  • @Unknowngnostic
    @Unknowngnostic Рік тому +11

    I feel the same way about bill Maher. It surprises me how out of touch with reality he is sometimes, but then every now and then he is so spot on its hard to believe he just said something stupid.
    I think thats a mark of a good talkshow host though, to be super relatable sometimes and have great insights, but then sometimes provoke ppls emotions negatively. It does make him a bit more interesting than a lot of others

    • @Arcexey
      @Arcexey Рік тому

      @chrisbradford881 maher's path has been so funny.

    • @Unknowngnostic
      @Unknowngnostic Рік тому +2

      @@Arcexey yes lol. He's come around on so many things but will say something crazy, then something super based. I do understand other ppls perspectives though. Someone like him is not going to have 1st hand experience of a lot of things. Ppl like that go off data and what they know. So it's easier not to get upset over someone's opinion if you understand they may not have the same info or experience you do. I say this because I used to hate him.

    • @Arcexey
      @Arcexey Рік тому

      @@Unknowngnostic yup, Maher has no clue about what it's like to be a normal person. The other day he made some comment saying that most Americans aren't suffering and are living "cushy lives." HAHAHAHHA LOLLLLLL, how completely out of touch he is.
      I've seen him live twice and he's hilarious but really only at the anti-trump stuff.
      Maher is still absolutely clueless in every way that Trump and Biden are the exact same thing, as are both parties.
      He cannot accept that Trump is not some prime evil or the worst thing ever and merely just another corporate president.
      The stuff I consider Maher right about, usually the anti-woke stuff, is just him picking low hanging fruit.

    • @Unknowngnostic
      @Unknowngnostic Рік тому

      @@Arcexey right, exactly. If everyone in media acknowledged facts that are the low hanging fruit, then he wouldn't be good imo. It's because it's like "someone is actually saying it" kinda thing. But it should be obvious to everyone imo.
      But I can appreciate he says it when so many don't
      But yea, all of them are out of touch, and they don't care. Idt one is any different than another when it comes to politics and political parties. One may be better on an issue. But the real issue is....they probably are t being genuine they are manipulating, preying on the publics desire for change, or someone to speak up about this or that. They use it to manufacture consent. Because the only power the corporation known as the US has, is the belief by the ppl that it has power. The US corporation is separate from the government of the United States of America. And that corporation cares about what all corporations do. They will tell you what you want to hear while doing different things behind the scenes. The media focuses on the spectacle of right vs left and never discus the things ppl need to know, because the media companies understand their role in the corporate environment. Nepotism and perspective management is the name of the game. But they are losing the crown because they are so divorced from the reality most ppl experience, even tho I believe they are creating the divide intentionally. The corporate management vs the workers. What ppl think of as govt, is just the corporate structure set up to mimic the original govt of the USA. But because the masses don't know that, they think there is a difference between party's that matter and they are confused why the constitution doesn't seem to apply

  • @justchilling7594
    @justchilling7594 Рік тому +6

    The thing is people can handle a person who is just plain grouchy. What they can't handle is when you go out of your way to treat other people like shit. And when they see you on tv pretending to be a nice guy that takes it to another level of hate.

    • @davidryan0808
      @davidryan0808 Рік тому

      well i just see that is acting and living in the moment for our entertainment, i never found him good and i watch alot of crap. He seems self aware enough and i kinda get why after new fame that he threw his weight about, seriously no pun meant there. We all pretend we are nice, but we also have that little fellow on the left shoulder so i think he allowed some chill time on him. Side note plain grouchy is my callings but been rude to folks is not a great vibe

  • @wartem
    @wartem Рік тому +3

    I can relate. Quit/left McDonald's in order to spend more time with my family. Eating at McDonald's that is.

  • @nanolathe1193
    @nanolathe1193 Рік тому +1

    "alot of points might make a line".
    havent heard that one before but i love it!

  • @DarkDomain
    @DarkDomain Рік тому +15

    James Corden has done nothing to deserve his level of fame. It feels like an injustice that someone like him is able to rise so far up, but I guess the higher you get the longer the fall.

  • @isitonpc5299
    @isitonpc5299 Рік тому +4

    The best(worst) part is that at the height of James Corden oversaturation where his personality was being exposed on top of people just getting sick of seeing him, the prank where he was dancing around in a busy intersection wearing an animal onesie went viral.

  • @crillianmarvin6256
    @crillianmarvin6256 Рік тому +73

    The us dropped a fatboy on Japan. The UK dropped a fatboy on the world.

    • @magisterrleth3129
      @magisterrleth3129 2 місяці тому

      It was called Fatman.

    • @deecee2174
      @deecee2174 2 місяці тому +1

      ​🤓 👆 "akschually it's Fatman" - ​@@magisterrleth3129

    • @LUDWIG215.
      @LUDWIG215. Місяць тому +1

      Underated comment

    • @TadSimonMusic
      @TadSimonMusic Місяць тому +1

      That is a literal burn to throw at someone and it’s hilarious af

  • @superdave8561
    @superdave8561 10 місяців тому +2

    James crossing his arms looking like he's having a hissy fit in front of Patrick. What a man-child.

  • @Bobsob
    @Bobsob Рік тому +20

    Because he became too much like other fake ass US talkshow hosts. He should've interviewed them like a British person.

    • @Ashbrash1998
      @Ashbrash1998 Рік тому +3

      I think tou hit the nail on the head, he seemed to copy other hosts and not really be himself.

  • @RickNasty42069YOLO
    @RickNasty42069YOLO 5 місяців тому +1

    Asmon is right about fat shaming. I'm overweight and I have a choice to do more about it but I don't. When I was in the best shape of my life I was being "bullied", playfully, by a coworker and it motivated me like nothing else.

  • @Will-nn3pb
    @Will-nn3pb Рік тому +19

    Its ok to feel bothered and angry but you are still responsible for what you do next, your actions and verbalizations.
    My Councillor said "Its ok to feel any feelings that you have, all feelings are natural. But its what you do with that feeling, is your responsibility"

  • @Zerroth
    @Zerroth Рік тому +18

    Something about James Corden. He feels like an easy person to hate and to enjoy hating on. Not that I do that any more, but the feeling in my stomach is there.

  • @GamePuppa
    @GamePuppa Рік тому +9

    The Colbert Report was hilarious. I actually got to see that show live once in NY and it was awesome. Real shame that Colbert isn’t funny like at all anymore. His late night show is painful.

    • @derekzicari2181
      @derekzicari2181 3 місяці тому

      Same here saw him and Jon a few days apart

  • @Avenexful
    @Avenexful Рік тому +2

    Fat shaming is so fucking stupid... how can a normal person accept being overweight?? I'm overweight and i know it's wrong and i try everyday to eat more healthy but i would never accept it and get angry when someone reminds me to lose weight like wtf?! Of course people will remind me i'm getting bigger and i actually want them to so i get some motivation instead of throwing a fit...

  • @rob4419
    @rob4419 Рік тому +7

    I don't know why but asmon's react content is gold.

    • @davidryan0808
      @davidryan0808 Рік тому

      i would never have watched or known about what he reacts 2, so it is a win win for me

  • @Ryan1993uk
    @Ryan1993uk Рік тому

    used to really like him when he played Smithy on Gavin and Stacey, good times

  • @jetdathreat
    @jetdathreat Рік тому +47

    Anyone feeling bad for James, please note that he hosted a party and invited Bobby.

    • @Vielt0
      @Vielt0 Рік тому +7

      Who tf is bobby

    • @6sparda
      @6sparda Рік тому +1

      @@Vielt0 BRO ☠

    • @DJ_Macphisto
      @DJ_Macphisto Рік тому +8

      ​@@Vielt0Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision Blizzard.

    • @everythingpony
      @everythingpony Рік тому

      So? Who cares about Bobby?

  • @alaidbro
    @alaidbro Рік тому +1

    Ironically Harrison Fords "interview" in bruno was the only one in the movie where the celeb was in on it

  • @Dragkyre
    @Dragkyre Рік тому +5

    I originally hated James Corden because he replaced Craig Ferguson and completely ruined the late late show, now I hate him because of literally everything else he's ever done I cannot understand why he's even a thing

    • @AlishaMartona
      @AlishaMartona Рік тому +2

      Because he got the job given to him by another Brit - not an American. They couldn't care less about him. And as far as ''his'' success goes, it's more about the fact that they gave him 99% of the best guests out there, and people tuned in for them, not him.

    • @jean-lucpicard5510
      @jean-lucpicard5510 10 місяців тому

      The BBC promoted him, and people who wouldn't know comedy from their arse thougt he was hilarious.

  • @ProGentleman
    @ProGentleman Рік тому +1

    The Robot Skeleton Army misses Craig and Geoff.

  • @darthchili4994
    @darthchili4994 Рік тому +26

    Love watching Asmon within minutes of the video coming out at 4 am because I'm redownloading a game.

  • @branboom3342
    @branboom3342 Місяць тому +2

    Same problem as Ellen: when you make a career based on a super happy, friendly persona, you fall that much harder when people realize you're a POS

  • @vahidoph
    @vahidoph Рік тому +5

    as a fat person, I can tell you the best strategy is to own it. I make more fat jokes about myself than anybody else, and I work in a place with 7 smart asses who look for any reason to make jokes. at first one tried a fat joke, I doubled down so hard it never came up again.

    • @tesladrew2608
      @tesladrew2608 Рік тому

      As tyrion says, make it your armor

    • @PWizz91
      @PWizz91 7 місяців тому

      Eminem does this in 8 mile.. it is thee best way to prevent bullying in a way

  • @thelastgamer1
    @thelastgamer1 Рік тому +2

    I mean some of being fat is genetic you can’t blame it all on that but yes some people are more genetically likely to be fat and have a way harder time losing weight.

  • @15DEAN1995
    @15DEAN1995 Рік тому +4

    One of the reasons I couldnt stand this guy is he was in everything. You couldn't get away from him for a few years, he had constant cameos and he felt like an overused meme that wouldn't go away.

  • @kaluth7668
    @kaluth7668 Рік тому +2

    As a former fat ass that got his shit together, I fully agree this fat acceptances is bullshit.
    Fat shaming is somewhat needed, but the real issue is that until a person has a internal epiphany nothing is gonna get through to them and they'll see anything from help or well meaning criticism has hateful and negative. You gotta help yourself first before you're able to accept help from others.

  • @mattparkent440
    @mattparkent440 Рік тому +3

    James Corden was good in those 2 Doctor Who episodes.

  • @adrienmarchand5162
    @adrienmarchand5162 Рік тому +2

    Money (or success) doesn't change you, it only shows who you really are.

  • @jamesg9468
    @jamesg9468 Рік тому +63

    As a Briton, we had to endure Two And A Half Men on our TV (why does this show exist?). So we sent you James Corden just to even it out a bit.

    • @shortbusbully
      @shortbusbully Рік тому +6

      Dastardly!

    • @offlineraided
      @offlineraided Рік тому +7

      well played Nigel

    • @lilramennoodle8056
      @lilramennoodle8056 Рік тому

      This why we sent you the Kardashians

    • @seraph6758
      @seraph6758 Рік тому +1

      We need to send ya a few msm news casters.. 🙃🤦‍♂️👍 .. When our news wants to insult the constitution they bring in a Brit.. 🤷‍♂️

  • @CashrenSins
    @CashrenSins Рік тому +2

    You know, this bit about how it's okay to be pissed with paparazzi, it reminds me of a line in One Piece. When fighting Captain Kuro, he says something about being wanted and how awful a price it is. Luffy then replies with, "If you don't want the infamy, then don't be a pirate!" It seems to me, if you don't like the attention, then don't be famous.

  • @Leongon
    @Leongon Рік тому +6

    Corden would have come out easily on top against Patrick Stewart if he didn't go onto his face with a smirk to basically prove that he's rude intentionally and not accidentally. If he did take it and then complained about it somewhere else and reiterating how nicely he presented Stewart, everyone would have been on his side. But yeah, the thing is that it's not just one or two moments where he was a total dicc, he's always a dicc out of camera and occasionally on camera.

  • @Persequimur_Umbras
    @Persequimur_Umbras Рік тому +1

    Hate is the reverse of Love. Apathy is the true opposite; they were just too emotional to think of this.

  • @gabriell3446
    @gabriell3446 Рік тому +4

    The only thing James Corden is built for is a buffet.

  • @MeanBeanComedy
    @MeanBeanComedy 2 місяці тому +1

    4:20 I hate to break it to you, Asmon...
    James Corden is currently two steps below being a "Sir." He's an OBE.

    • @robh8814
      @robh8814 2 місяці тому

      Just shows how ridicilous the honour system is in the UK unless certain people are "paying" for them?

  • @pauliecaccamise1980
    @pauliecaccamise1980 Рік тому +9

    Patrick Stewart seems to have a righteous ego in that he didn’t need to call him out and chastise James during the even in front of peers and people. Do it privately out of respect.

    • @Ashbrash1998
      @Ashbrash1998 Рік тому +6

      I think the difference is that Patrick Stewert's ego is earned due to his work and career while Corden's just isn't.

    • @pauliecaccamise1980
      @pauliecaccamise1980 Рік тому

      @@Ashbrash1998 I can get on board with that

  • @arefx
    @arefx Рік тому +1

    asmin picking his nose and inspecting it at 1:56

  • @TheOdMan
    @TheOdMan Рік тому +3

    Imagine being in a photo with Bobby Kotick and STILL be the most hated person in the picture.

  • @Actio83
    @Actio83 10 місяців тому +1

    Some cases of obesity is genetic yes, just like being skinny and having trouble building muscle. Osempic has proven this.

  • @spurnd
    @spurnd Рік тому +4

    Does this mean we can get Craig Ferguson back? He has become my favorite late night host.

  • @Tinywars
    @Tinywars Рік тому +1

    James Cordens best work are the now banned Tango ads from the mid 90's. You can still find the said video's on UA-cam. They are hilarious.

    • @weemadangus1834
      @weemadangus1834 Рік тому

      It was a slap in the face when they were banned.

    • @Tinywars
      @Tinywars Рік тому

      @@weemadangus1834 ..I'm a mess one's also got banned because kids would bully others kids with the orange cone. I remember it well pal.

  • @eggshell511
    @eggshell511 Рік тому +3

    Even his partner from Gavin and Stacy dropped him

  • @EarJuice
    @EarJuice 10 місяців тому

    When I was a teacher out West in my early 20s you just were on best behaviour. No matter who said or did what at the pub n what not you walked away and just went home if stuff would get out of hand. It was quite easy for me as I was always level headed but others had issues.

  • @travissmarion
    @travissmarion Рік тому +3

    Honestly I believe Patrick Stewart to be absolute class... And if he calls you out you're definitely the problem.

    • @floodo1
      @floodo1 Рік тому +1

      try watching the original video

  • @nanashivii9237
    @nanashivii9237 Рік тому +1

    That frame stop at 19:29 is the perfect Soyjak.

  • @F.Y.M.B
    @F.Y.M.B Рік тому +5

    Did you watch the colbert dancing vaccine segments ?

  • @MadaxeMunkeee
    @MadaxeMunkeee Рік тому +1

    I didn’t know about the Sir Patrick Stewart thing and the fact that he came out of that interaction convinced he was in the right is absolutely insane 😆

    • @MadaxeMunkeee
      @MadaxeMunkeee Рік тому +1

      Having beef with Bill Marr is whatever everyone is allowed to do that but you cannot win a popularity contest with Sir Patrick Stewart

  • @artdog0100
    @artdog0100 Рік тому +21

    Moist Critical hates this dude. 🤣

  • @CleverGirlAAH
    @CleverGirlAAH 11 місяців тому +1

    Someone criticizes James Corden.
    That night he has a monologue where he goes "Uhm, actually!!"
    Yes. He is that person.

  • @demiroid2010
    @demiroid2010 Рік тому +19

    Conan O'brien is the GOAT

    • @PowerSynopsis
      @PowerSynopsis Рік тому +4

      The guy is genuinely funny and treats his staff really well. I love watching his bits with Jordan.

    • @demiroid2010
      @demiroid2010 Рік тому +2

      @@PowerSynopsis Best Duo tbh

    • @sneakymemes573
      @sneakymemes573 Рік тому

      His podcast makes me happy.

  • @YumanoidPontifex
    @YumanoidPontifex Рік тому

    jack nicholson can play an emperor one day and a self-sufficient farmer in rural france the next, and he'll still be oozing with personality. and he will be enjoying himself in any role. the only other actor i get the same vibe from today is james purefoy.

  • @TARMHeLL
    @TARMHeLL Рік тому +5

    Then there is the video of him basically sexually assaulting justin bieber when he was underage

  • @NefariousTV
    @NefariousTV 8 місяців тому +1

    Wait doesn't Asmon drink big gulps and eat fast food every single day? 😂

  • @HowToAlex
    @HowToAlex Рік тому +3

    3:02AM for me. Dedicated fan(I can’t sleep :(

    • @andrewballard2783
      @andrewballard2783 Рік тому +4

      Sometimes it's a struggle, consider turning all your electronics off and take a quick hot shower turning it cold before getting out. The heat helps open the blood vessels and the cold cools you down swiftly. Core body temps are big when it comes to helping you sleep. Good luck man

  • @andrewguiant
    @andrewguiant Рік тому +1

    @ 15:54 for some reason saw/ remembered asmon has a ponytail. I guess in my head for the past months he's just had short hair?

  • @davidryan0808
    @davidryan0808 Рік тому +4

    we all know patrick is a tad moody, but that is why i love him. Not a fan of an aggressive move into personal space, but he dealt with it like the gentleman he is. Always move to a story and i reckon we will never know the behind the scenes with these two, gotta be more because it seems it from the body language

  • @Elkarus
    @Elkarus Рік тому +1

    I've laughed way too much with Chat's "Carpull" Karaoke joke hahahaha