Thanks for watching the first episode of our new show "Does It Hold Up?" Let us know what shows from the past you'd like to see in a future episode. Hope you enjoy and do you think Seinfeld holds up to 2018?
Yeah, it was clear that most of them didn't get that they were not portraying 'good' people. Maybe that means it doesn't hold up for that generation then? idk..
"This wouldn't be ok today", Drugging women to play with their stuff wasn't ok back then either, but thats what makes it comedy, taking a ridiculous premise and presenting it as normal
That redhead holy shit. Lives in a single lane....just because something is said doesn't mean the world will take offense to it. Walking on too many eggshells.
"George: I don't want hope. Hope is killing me. My dream is to become hopeless. When you're hopeless you don't care. And when you don't care, that indifference makes you attractive. Jerry: So, hopelessness is the key? George: It's my only hope."
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is way edgier than Seinfeld ever was. The Eric Andre Show is too. There are definitely far edgier things available to watch currently.
BTW, little miss outrage might be interested to know that the episode she is so outraged by actually won a GLADD award. Interesting that the new folks do not know the foundation on which they stand and have inherited.
Sure. The show, with these jokes in it still airs and these kids just don't happen to appreciate it the same way many of us do and they are expressing their opinions about it. It's that simple
I believe it has, but most people that watch network tv today would be older people, like, I'm seventeen and none of my friends watch it. We have Netflix, UA-cam, the internet... and when I do watch it, it's not at all geared toward adolescents/young adults (imo)
As a member if Gen z, we don’t claim these people, hell, at school they are like the weird kids because they can’t socialize and just have big mouth on social media
Aja's Deathdrop this is actually manufactured outrage, and it’s nothing even remotely fucking close to empathy. These kids are so scared to fucking enjoy a joke because it might be offensive. I’m sorry, but you can’t pretend like that is “empathy.” Nobody needs these little shits, or anybody for that matter, to be offended on their behalf.
That Morgan girl is such a damn buzzkill. Literally half the stuff she was getting mad about wasn’t even that offensive. I bet she spends all day on Twitter getting mad about the smallest things
If each generation gets more and more PC, where da fk do we go from here? Nowadays, all you need to do is insult a kid's Instagram feed to put them on suicide watch
Luis seems pretty cool, Jeannie seems like she would be no fun at a party, and Morgan is just a infuriating person on every level,she's a outrage machine
@@dieseljr7946 leftists push politically correctness so that destroys a lot of materials as “allowable” for comedy. That’s why most of the comedy after 2010 suck so much compared to what the Gen X grew up with in the 1990s and 2000s.
Seinfeld like Sunny or Trailer Park Boys have main characters that are suppose to be unlikeable because your not laughing with them your laughing AT them! There are two kinds of people: those who like Friends and the smart ones who like Seinfeld
I think these kids are missing the point that the fucked-upness is the appeal to it. They're displayed as normal people yet the average person isn't like this which is what makes them fascinating. It's like an older Always Sunny In Philly but with better chemistry and relateableness. Always Sunny still amazing though. Kids may not like it today but in terms of writing, Seinfield was way ahead of its time. They were very good at making amoral people likeable and relatable yet you don't wanna say you'd do these things. The writers were also very good storytellers and could write multiple storylines in one episode. The show was very relateable in terms of the situations and things they go through but the avg person would handle it very differently
@@buddyboi8456 true. Everyone gets offended by everything now. Imagine how they feel watching its always sunny or southpark ( especially the recent seasons).
As someone part of Gen Z (a Zillennial), I enjoy watching Seinfeld and got into watching Seinfeld when I was 17, 6 years ago. I think that this show does hold up and still holds up to this day, because of the plot, the relatability, the issues, and how pretty realistic it is. Many people are so sensitive nowadays. Not saying that we shouldn't be sensitive and empathetic towards others, but there's a point when you have to go and say, "Hey, this is still relatable. This is still relevant. Yes, it has a few flaws and errors, but it still holds up!" People need to learn how to relax and not take everything so literal. That's when things can also become an issue. Not everything has to be literal. Laugh at others, laugh at yourself. Laugh at the funny things and the mistakes. That's how we learn, grow and connect.
Hard to watch the criticism as I am a huge Seinfeld fan. I think it’s probably the greatest sitcom of all time and so many modern shows are modeled on Seinfeld.
There seems to be a major disconnect here. Representation of someone doing something immoral is not an endorsement of that behavior. Jerry choosing the drowsy pill so he can play with the toy collection is funny because he's so unwilling to set aside his selfishness. He's a shallow person throughout the series (as are George, Elaine and Kramer). There's a reason they end up in prison at the end - because they're self serving yuppies that lack common decency.
About three quarters of the way in, one of the viewers catches on. You aren’t supposed to like Jerry and his friends!! You’re supposed to find them despicable, just like your real friends!!!!!
You aren't quite old enough to have experienced the full gammit of hate in the world, yet. (Not that there's anything wrong with that!) These ones have. All they guys, and Tori, were cool. Morgan is insufferable and will continue to be.
Meowizzy good point. Outrageous comedy is still out there. I think they just picked a particular kind of person and used them to provoke normal people.
Sunny is basically a Seinfeld remake, which less boundaries cause it’s smaller network. 2 of the best sitcoms of all time. The fact there was no continued plot line--each show starts from scratch, is part of the beauty
@@gracjanlekston134 You're exactly right. I loved this show when it came out, and still love it today, but it doesn't hold up because it was one of, if not THE first kind of show of its kind. Other shows have come out since, and have done it better.
@Michael Anderson not true!! thats only some of gen z(usually the ones still on twitter in 2020 rip) most of gen z can take a joke and we hate millenials
People are waaaayyy to serious. This show is classic and hilarious. I'm 23 and I watched it for the first time last year. Also they picked very controversial episodes on purpose to make them look bad.
Don't they know how comedy works? I'm from India and I watched the show (and keep rewatching) and its hilarious. The writing is crisp and very incisive.
This is what happens when you overly pamper and protect your golden child and give them trophies for finishing last and then stick a screen in front of their face 24-7-365. You get idiots.
"They set the girls up to be the bit*h"? Uh, no. Jerry and his friends were made to be unlikable jerks. The very last episode proves it. HOWEVER, those unlikable jerks are characters we can ALL relate to if we were honest about it. Me? I'm a George Costanza, socially and a Jerry Seinfeld in all else. That's the genius of it.
Exactly! It is about how we all are but are too afraid to admit. Like, how many people out there pretend to be "an architect" when they're not?! Seinfeld was and still is the best!
as if the "them" should be upset. What it the "them" had a laugh as well? Would she get upset even more because they diddnt get upset like she wanted and thinks it should be? XD
Loved the episode, but my main issue was that there seemed to be a confusion where some Reacters thought it was, "Would this be appropriate in 2018?" compared to, "Would a 2018 audience enjoy this content?" Though there's definitely some overlap. There were some points where a Reacter would say, I think it would be appropriate in 2018, and didn't hit on whether they thought it would be popular.
Does it hold up? Seinfeld never went nowhere, people still love it today. Hulu bought the show for $150 milllion just for the streaming licence 2 years ago.
Seinfeld is an iconic show. Hilariously funny and definitely pushing the limits for that time. Some of the greatest lines (phrases) came from this show. It can definitely stand today, hence why they still show it on TV.
The majority of these kids are pretty irritating especially Morgan and Jeannie, I feel sorry for the people that have the misfortune to deal with them.
Why do they consistently miss the fact that the show centers around making fun of it's characters, one of my favorite things about Seinfeld is that they always make a point to highlight that what they are saying is wrong by bringing in characters to chastise their foolishness
I’ve always loved how the characters would make a big deal out of something that’s stupid that’s what made it so funny some people just don’t understand the concept I don’t think
Despite the fact that I was never really a big fan of the show in the first place, 20 years after the finale of Seinfeld aired the show is still on television in syndication. That fact alone proves that it "holds up", because there are still enough people watching it 20 years later to warrant it being brought back and kept on the air in syndication.
Me personally I’ve always loved Seinfeld the humor is right up my alley but you have to remember everyone has a different sense of humor what I find funny someone else might not if you get what I mean.
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Ya'll ever see south park? All of this would hold up.
Early South Park was the best thing on television
Totally. It's only the best show ever!!!
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The question shouldn't be "Would it Hold up today" it should be "Would it Hold up today, if people weren't so goddamn sensitive"
South Park is a masterpiece
They were all reprehensible, self- centered people. That was the whole point.
Hana J i rly didnt expect them to not understand the entire premise of the show
The whole show was to satirically represent the insensitivities.
Yeah, it was clear that most of them didn't get that they were not portraying 'good' people. Maybe that means it doesn't hold up for that generation then? idk..
Literally It’s Always Sunny is just an edgier Seinfeld.
yeah. they picked some good reacters for this episode
You’re referring to the kids they picked for this video, right? ;)
"This wouldn't be ok today",
Drugging women to play with their stuff wasn't ok back then either, but thats what makes it comedy, taking a ridiculous premise and presenting it as normal
And it's hilarious!
Theres even a thing in there where Kramer condemns Jerry's actions.
Not to mention the whole group comes over at the end and get her sleepy on turkey to all play with her toys together as well
Pure comedy. Peopleo really don't have taste sometimes. Sienfeld is great!
TheViolentjester my generation thinks friends and the office are funny so i’m not surprised
That redhead holy shit. Lives in a single lane....just because something is said doesn't mean the world will take offense to it. Walking on too many eggshells.
Thank you for saying this for me
Millennial Karen
@A S a lot*
I liked how she said Kramer was funny, wait till she hears about the laugh factory incident
@@heggy_69 underrated comment
RIP sense of humor.
IKR? Mighty young to be such grumpy scolds
@@LinNoOne The Lame-O generation
Facts!
@Brian Dietz Someone's getting a but too upset.
weird response no not at all perfect reasoning behind it it’s there opinion after all
*watches video*
"My generation is truly lost..."
*reads comments*
"...but there is still hope!"
upthight smartarses where a thing any generation.
Exactly
"George: I don't want hope. Hope is killing me. My dream is to become hopeless. When you're hopeless you don't care. And when you don't care, that indifference makes you attractive.
Jerry: So, hopelessness is the key?
George: It's my only hope."
@@portlions1 That single dialogue has more depth than the entire Friends cast
Your comment has more likes than the video
If It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia can be on TV now... Seinfeld definitely can.
Guarantee none of them have seen Always Sunny.
Family Guy, South Park...
Sunny in Philadelphia is actually funny
@@ReverendFather_UncleRuckus eh
These guys wouldn't even make it past the pilot of Its Always Sunny lmao
It must be difficult for Morgan to go through life this sensitive
I bet she’s a riot at parties
Morgan felt offended because she thought they made fun of women but when George was in the pool she thought it was hilarious
@@Bitten420 she's a hypocrite. Like most people who are this sensitive
@@jaybird0312 never understood why people are so sensitive
@@jaybird0312 its honestly so sad people are this sensitive, takes all the fun out jokes
It’s Always Sunny and South Park exist. Seinfeld would be fine today.
HarrisTheHeckler and family guy , Rick & Morty
South park is crap not offensive
Always Sunny and South Park stands on the shoulders of the comedy giant Seinfeld.
These people probably just haven’t seen Sunny, they’d probably scowl about that too
Notice the inability to see humor from another perspective. It's all about the show disagrees with my world view.
They don't understand it's satire.
@@queenjustine66 In the 5 years since the post, a lot of young people have developed a great ear for satire.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is way edgier than Seinfeld ever was. The Eric Andre Show is too. There are definitely far edgier things available to watch currently.
Avant Garden lmao wait till they see the Eric Andre show
@@walkermason143 Dear God please let them react to Sunny and Eric Andre
wait till they see chappelle’s show
It is weird how Seinfeld is edgy now lol.
The fact that anyone is putting Seinfeld and edgy in the same sentence is funny. Just shows you how snowflake our society has become.
BTW, little miss outrage might be interested to know that the episode she is so outraged by actually won a GLADD award. Interesting that the new folks do not know the foundation on which they stand and have inherited.
Someone said she's on PH which makes too much sense.
They know the "Outing" Episode won a GLAAD right?
i wanna see a reaction episode of that!
Wait why? what did it do to win that?
Aja's Deathdrop for being the first show to use the term “not that there’s anything wrong with that” while talking about being LGBTQ+
Aja's Deathdrop what’s amazing about that episode is that it manages to satirize homophobia and political correctness at the exact same time
I was about to comment that when the girl was talking about "being upset FOR them". The joke just had to many layers for her to see through.
Jesus Christ can nobody make a joke anymore?
No cause we can’t be funny anymore
No! Seinfeld promotes drugging women and we have to stand up to it!
We're the resistance!
@@bigfan1041 Vive la résistance!
JxJxJxJx you joking right? Like Seinfeld’s not for it, it’s just a joke
Sure. The show, with these jokes in it still airs and these kids just don't happen to appreciate it the same way many of us do and they are expressing their opinions about it. It's that simple
Their so fragile, god help them
They're*
@@pjgabbagoo7715 h3h3
@@habibisuckslol g7
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No, they’re just left-winged Americans.
I'm 36 and this video makes me feel like I'm 136. May God have mercy on the souls of these lost children.
...Giddy up.
They're zoomers.
Not that there's anything wrong with that...
The show was and will always be hilarious.
Given its still getting broadcast on tv today, it obviously has held up
I believe it has, but most people that watch network tv today would be older people, like, I'm seventeen and none of my friends watch it. We have Netflix, UA-cam, the internet... and when I do watch it, it's not at all geared toward adolescents/young adults (imo)
so that doesn't really prove your point because it is still the original audience watching it
Zachary Eslick you arent even financially independent yet. Whether you watch something or not has no bearing on its relevance.
I’m in my early 20s and I watch it I’m still considered young lol
It is funny for the same reason they keep saying it isn't.
As a member if Gen z, we don’t claim these people, hell, at school they are like the weird kids because they can’t socialize and just have big mouth on social media
You're 100% correct. No one likes these uptight types.
As a Gen Xer I want to say thank you.
Luis is like the only one who gets it
"Upset FOR them..."
not the best people to keep company...
Exactly
People need to lighten up. Everyone is so damn uptight nowadays.
Awesome profile pic
Agree but still shows not funny
That Morgan girl is probably the heart of every party she goes too.
Shes more boring than watching paint dry.
Heart of every problem too
I feel sorry for her boyfriend or friends
People are so fragile.
Thank you, I was just thinking this. People can't take a joke anymore.
forreal
Spot on
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You can't even handle them not laughing at the same stuff you laugh at lol
I’d bet they think Amy Schumer is hilarious
Micah Paulsen they probably do
I'd say it'd probably get the same fifty-fifty reaction Seinfeld got.
Yea thank god we still have her lol. And what comedy shows do they have now oh yeah the bbt
Only because she's a woman tho.
I bet they laugh at Lele Pons
The concept of being upset for others is interesting, what if the person you are feeling sorry for, didn’t find it upsetting?
Exactly - "Projecting" at it's finest...
I could pretty much guarantee her friends wouldn't get upset about that Seinfeld episode.
oh really you're not familiar with the concept of empathy? I guess you don't have a lot of friends (not that there's anything wrong with that)
Aja's Deathdrop this is actually manufactured outrage, and it’s nothing even remotely fucking close to empathy. These kids are so scared to fucking enjoy a joke because it might be offensive. I’m sorry, but you can’t pretend like that is “empathy.” Nobody needs these little shits, or anybody for that matter, to be offended on their behalf.
@@michaelh9914 fallacious impherences out of one instance are too petty for anyone.
"I understand that this show came out in the 70's or the 80's?"
How dunce can you be?
Uhh yeah Seinfeld would hold up today. It airs basically every day multiple times a day on TBS and other channels.
For old people to watch
@@NightKing110 I watch it all the time and I'm 17. Nice try though
@@NightKing110 I watch it every day an I am 14 good try
@@NightKing110 Lol I'm only 45 and I love it, Nice try boomer
NightKing I’m 22 and think it’s one of the best🤷♂️nice try kid
Seinfield is by far better than 99% of all recent shows.
Its funny because all these episodes were praised for being open minded and all encompassing of equality and respect
That Morgan girl is such a damn buzzkill. Literally half the stuff she was getting mad about wasn’t even that offensive. I bet she spends all day on Twitter getting mad about the smallest things
Not as much as Jeanie. But I guess it true that some don’t have any sense of humor….
She is not very bright. Can't even tell the difference between the subject of a joke and the target of the joke.
And this is why great comedians like jerry and Chris rock don’t do colleges anymore.
Exactly
If each generation gets more and more PC, where da fk do we go from here? Nowadays, all you need to do is insult a kid's Instagram feed to put them on suicide watch
Ikr
Because they can't adapt
Didn’t Chris rock say that because he felt they were “too conservative”
Well here we are ladies and gentlemen...Seinfeld is now triggering people...gg
So saddddddddd
Sad times!!
Never imagined young people could be such fuddy duddies.
Right, its so ridiculous
Luis is the only kid that get's it.
Christopher got it too.
@Christian Hein She was the worst
And yet got the least amount of screen time.
You mean "gets", right? Your way reads like this: "Luis is the only kid that get is it." See the difference?
@@zzyzxx13 Lol, ya.
Luis seems pretty cool, Jeannie seems like she would be no fun at a party, and Morgan is just a infuriating person on every level,she's a outrage machine
Look I'm left leaning and all but damn I know why Jerry Seinfeld is so tired of youth identity politics. Like it's a joke. Come on
@@connorcoco2152 It’s generally leftists who pursue identity politics and destroy comedy.
I will never forgive leftists for killing the Apu character in the Simpson’s.
@@dieseljr7946 Actually, no.
@@dieseljr7946 leftists push politically correctness so that destroys a lot of materials as “allowable” for comedy. That’s why most of the comedy after 2010 suck so much compared to what the Gen X grew up with in the 1990s and 2000s.
Imagine being left leaning currently Yikes.
They're over thinking everything way too much. Just enjoy it for what it is.
If you don't think Seinfeld is funny, I don't want to know you.
The Great Divide ( and it is probably mutual for those Others also ) !! 😆
Luis and Chris get it. I’m 25 and think Seinfeld is an absolutely classic show!
This is the basis for ALL Seinfeld episodes. All of the main characters are awful people. It’s what makes everything so hilarious.
I like how they think that Drugging people is some recent development that was tolerated in the past.....
Heather Thompson - and they never grow or learn anything at all!
Exactly.
Heather is marriage material :)
It seems like they went in with the expectation of a more straightforward, wholesome show, and instead got something closer to IASIP.
“The Outing” actually won a GLAAD award. Can’t be to insensitive.
You know what? The Seinfeld characters weren’t meant to be well behaved people. They don’t learn from their mistakes. It’s on purpose.
Seinfeld is a similar situation then to Always Sunny is now.
Seinfeld like Sunny or Trailer Park Boys have main characters that are suppose to be unlikeable because your not laughing with them your laughing AT them!
There are two kinds of people: those who like Friends and the smart ones who like Seinfeld
I wonder what they would make of the Festivus episode.
what if you like both friends and seinfeld
exactly its supposed to show life issues and make jokes about them to bring them to the table. the characters are MEANT to be bad people.
I think these kids are missing the point that the fucked-upness is the appeal to it. They're displayed as normal people yet the average person isn't like this which is what makes them fascinating. It's like an older Always Sunny In Philly but with better chemistry and relateableness. Always Sunny still amazing though.
Kids may not like it today but in terms of writing, Seinfield was way ahead of its time. They were very good at making amoral people likeable and relatable yet you don't wanna say you'd do these things. The writers were also very good storytellers and could write multiple storylines in one episode. The show was very relateable in terms of the situations and things they go through but the avg person would handle it very differently
FBE, if you've got the guts, have Jerry and Larry David do a reaction vid to this.
THAT, I'd watch.
god yes
they are to busy doing nose candy in their multi-million dollars mansions to react to this
why would they bother? why should they care?
Of course these Amy Schumer fans aren’t gonna think Seinfeld is funny.
hahahha
The fact that no one knows what a joke is anymore is just upsetting also growing up on these shows makes me hate these people on this video even more
Buddy Boi it’s just depressing man like no one today can take a joke soon you ain’t gonna be able to say anything at all
@@buddyboi8456 true. Everyone gets offended by everything now. Imagine how they feel watching its always sunny or southpark ( especially the recent seasons).
Lol
Jesus Christ i wanted to throw my phone watching this
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why?
As someone part of Gen Z (a Zillennial), I enjoy watching Seinfeld and got into watching Seinfeld when I was 17, 6 years ago. I think that this show does hold up and still holds up to this day, because of the plot, the relatability, the issues, and how pretty realistic it is. Many people are so sensitive nowadays. Not saying that we shouldn't be sensitive and empathetic towards others, but there's a point when you have to go and say, "Hey, this is still relatable. This is still relevant. Yes, it has a few flaws and errors, but it still holds up!" People need to learn how to relax and not take everything so literal. That's when things can also become an issue. Not everything has to be literal. Laugh at others, laugh at yourself. Laugh at the funny things and the mistakes. That's how we learn, grow and connect.
All these kids "Wow, you can't do that on TV today!" Meanwhile, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is one of the longest running shows ever.
Literally, and South Park is still on too.
@Caleb Mayfield it is literally the longest running live-action comedy series
Annnnd Curb Your Enthusiasm. Almost 20 years.
@@fblack1 Curb is on its 10 season it took a 7 years hiatus. That doesnt make it 20 years
@@alteredpenguin2073 Correct my friend. My mistake. Hasn't had 20 seasons but still around within a 20 year span.
Hard to watch the criticism as I am a huge Seinfeld fan. I think it’s probably the greatest sitcom of all time and so many modern shows are modeled on Seinfeld.
Ugh, I get why stand up comedians dont go to colleges anymore
Luis gives me hope for humanity
He's pretty based
There seems to be a major disconnect here. Representation of someone doing something immoral is not an endorsement of that behavior. Jerry choosing the drowsy pill so he can play with the toy collection is funny because he's so unwilling to set aside his selfishness. He's a shallow person throughout the series (as are George, Elaine and Kramer). There's a reason they end up in prison at the end - because they're self serving yuppies that lack common decency.
Luis is the only dude in the whole video that knows whats going on.
Literally, the only one who has a sense of humour and ain't sensitive
@@skirval_ he probably knew the show and may have been inspired by these types of comedy.
@@nknguyen2877 no because they asked people who hadn’t seen the show before
I dare them to go to a stand up comedy show
He’s the only based one in that group
The Seinfeld characters were supposed to be self absorbed and this is a metaphor.
Bingo
Dude people are so SENSITIVE to EVERYTHING these days. They even get offended for other people when it has nothing to do with them
If you think Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David’s comedy wouldn’t still hold up today, you’re insane.
Yep. Since Curb your Enthusiasm is a current show, this style of humor still holds up.
Comedy doesn't stagnate.
Its awful
@@PeterParker-ff7ub just like Nintendo and pokemon
theyve been re running for decades so yeah just cause u get offended doesnt mean it doesnt hold up
Did someone actually say homosexuality was not as prevalent in the 90s? The mind boggles.
“People try too hard to not be racially insensitive and it makes them end up looking dumb”
My thoughts about y’all through this entire video
Whoever thinks Seinfeld is offensive needs to eat some concrete. This world is so soft
The characters of Seinfeld arent meant to be depicted as good people.
Exactly i mean *SPOILERS* in the end they do end up in prison😂
They're basically the original "gang" from It's always sunny in Philadelphia
The fact that you’re supposed to laugh AT them and not WITH them is what they fail to recognize
Damn people from LA are wack😂😂
Yep! California is full of wack people
Yup I’m from Cali and can vouch that ppl here are whack
Preach the truth!! 😂 (most are, anyway, except for a few I know who are L.A.'s last hope lol)
Yeah and the problem is they’re all moving to different states and are going to spread their crazy ideologies there.
I live in a Cali Exodus state and can confirm, I hate Californians. Bringing all the shit that they're fleeing.
I'm guessing a few of this people have never laughed in their life.
noooo, they always laugh fakely.
i bet they laugh at lele pons
They laughed at Amy Schumer’s jokes
"Zoomers were a mistake." -Hideo Kojima
WHAT’S THE DEAL WITH HIDEO KOJIMA?????
After listening to these reactions, all I could think was, "Serenity Now!!"
sasaro 😂😂😂😂 good one
Hoochie Momma!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yessssss
Same
You know, that 'serenity now' thing doesn't work. It just bottles up the anger, and eventually, you blow.
"This is such a dude's show." My mom was the only person I know who watched this show regularly.
Hahaha yeah I grew up watching it with my mom lol
This was legit my moms favourite show haha
Correction "This is such a normal human being with actual knwoledge about comedy and sense of humor's show
same here
My mom loved the show
About three quarters of the way in, one of the viewers catches on. You aren’t supposed to like Jerry and his friends!! You’re supposed to find them despicable, just like your real friends!!!!!
Bro I’m 15, it’s 2022, Seinfeld is frickin hilarious.
You aren't quite old enough to have experienced the full gammit of hate in the world, yet.
(Not that there's anything wrong with that!)
These ones have.
All they guys, and Tori, were cool. Morgan is insufferable and will continue to be.
God, I'd love to see them react to It's always sunny in Philadelphia, if Seinfeld did THIS to them
Yesssss
No way, they'd probably faint and then need counselling for 20 years.
Meowizzy good point. Outrageous comedy is still out there. I think they just picked a particular kind of person and used them to provoke normal people.
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Sunny is basically a Seinfeld remake, which less boundaries cause it’s smaller network. 2 of the best sitcoms of all time. The fact there was no continued plot line--each show starts from scratch, is part of the beauty
Seinfeld requires maturity and life experience to appreciate
Don't forget a sense of humor also.
And a brain
I was a tween when it aired and I loved it! It’s more about humour and brain.
Dude I'm 15 and love the show, people are so damn sensitive
I'm 10 months old and I love this show
They are commenting on the face value. Point of Seinfeld was to make fun of pettiness of the 'mordern' people of that time.
So in other words it doesn't hold up because its humour is too specific so newer generations can't relate to it, right?
@@gracjanlekston134 You're exactly right. I loved this show when it came out, and still love it today, but it doesn't hold up because it was one of, if not THE first kind of show of its kind. Other shows have come out since, and have done it better.
@@IveAlreadyWon What shows have done it better?
What's scary is how many episodes of Seinfeld somehow swung back around to being topical again.
"This wouldn't be OK today." This from a generation that eats Tide pods for social media clicks.
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"You couldn't get away with that today"
I've seen It's Always Sunny. Pretty sure everything here would be fine.
Sunny makes Seinfeld look tame
I think its the execution of the joked which may be why they dont find them very funny
And Curb
Next generation please.
ohhh, please not
Oh hell they r even worse
@@balsawood0519 as a gen z I find gen z to be edgier and not care
@@IsaiahFieldss as a gen z I agree with this statement
@Michael Anderson not true!! thats only some of gen z(usually the ones still on twitter in 2020 rip) most of gen z can take a joke and we hate millenials
Just because something reminds you of #metoo doesn't mean that you can apply the same logic to it.
People are waaaayyy to serious. This show is classic and hilarious. I'm 23 and I watched it for the first time last year. Also they picked very controversial episodes on purpose to make them look bad.
My take away from this episode is that Luis is the one with the best sense of humor.
Don't they know how comedy works? I'm from India and I watched the show (and keep rewatching) and its hilarious. The writing is crisp and very incisive.
Ikr?
No they don't. Not a clue.
american teens seem to invested in a social cause to understand humor, we luckily don't have the same thing in India.
George Carlin was right about youth.
This is what happens when you overly pamper and protect your golden child and give them trophies for finishing last and then stick a screen in front of their face 24-7-365. You get idiots.
"They set the girls up to be the bit*h"? Uh, no. Jerry and his friends were made to be unlikable jerks. The very last episode proves it. HOWEVER, those unlikable jerks are characters we can ALL relate to if we were honest about it. Me? I'm a George Costanza, socially and a Jerry Seinfeld in all else. That's the genius of it.
Exactly! It is about how we all are but are too afraid to admit. Like, how many people out there pretend to be "an architect" when they're not?! Seinfeld was and still is the best!
lol dont be upset "for" people let them decide if they're upset for themselves
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as if the "them" should be upset. What it the "them" had a laugh as well? Would she get upset even more because they diddnt get upset like she wanted and thinks it should be? XD
Seinfeld did No Nut November first....
Disappointed on my female counterparts... so uptight, self-righteous and easy to offend
Loved the episode, but my main issue was that there seemed to be a confusion where some Reacters thought it was, "Would this be appropriate in 2018?" compared to, "Would a 2018 audience enjoy this content?" Though there's definitely some overlap.
There were some points where a Reacter would say, I think it would be appropriate in 2018, and didn't hit on whether they thought it would be popular.
This is the big issue I had with this video. I liked seeing their reactions, but I really did not like their insights.
Anyone who's said this doesn't hold up clearly hasn't seen It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Yep. There's a reason Sunny is refered to as Seinfeld on crack.
Seinfeld has made $4 billion in syndication, so yes it has held up.
Morgan needs to take a god damn chill pill
If South Park can still be shown on the air in 2018, literally any other show can too. I don't see the point of this series
Such a good point!
Does it hold up? Seinfeld never went nowhere, people still love it today. Hulu bought the show for $150 milllion just for the streaming licence 2 years ago.
Seinfeld is an iconic show. Hilariously funny and definitely pushing the limits for that time. Some of the greatest lines (phrases) came from this show. It can definitely stand today, hence why they still show it on TV.
The majority of these kids are pretty irritating especially Morgan and Jeannie, I feel sorry for the people that have the misfortune to deal with them.
Why do they consistently miss the fact that the show centers around making fun of it's characters, one of my favorite things about Seinfeld is that they always make a point to highlight that what they are saying is wrong by bringing in characters to chastise their foolishness
And they don't even really need to say it- that's the point of the show, that the characters are assholes
For real. I mean the show ends with them going to jail for being sh*tty people.
I’ve always loved how the characters would make a big deal out of something that’s stupid that’s what made it so funny some people just don’t understand the concept I don’t think
Despite the fact that I was never really a big fan of the show in the first place, 20 years after the finale of Seinfeld aired the show is still on television in syndication. That fact alone proves that it "holds up", because there are still enough people watching it 20 years later to warrant it being brought back and kept on the air in syndication.
I weep for humanity.
Hard hitting statement
Same
Me personally I’ve always loved Seinfeld the humor is right up my alley but you have to remember everyone has a different sense of humor what I find funny someone else might not if you get what I mean.
Literally watched his whole show a year ago when I was 13 and thought it was hilarious. People are easily offended.
They picked all the episodes they knew their "fun loving bunch" would cry foul about. There are way funnier episodes to choose from.
James McCrory i agree
I would like to point out that the same generation that has a problem with "the contest" episode are the ones that come up with "no nut november"
rolling eyes through out the whole episode.
why?