Younger generation has always been getting into the occupation foole I was 16 in 1979 when I got the occupation foole album by guess who (not the band incidentally)🖖🤞✌️♥️👌
Love your youthful reaction to George Carlin. I've been a fan of George Carlin since the early 70s. I was in the 9th grade when another classmate brought in a George Carlin record. The seven dirty words album.... well the teacher turn it off after one dirty word. Hope you all do well on your channel.
mmm-hmm....Yeah,They`re showing Wisdom Beyond their years...They`re getting the message FAST.....Kay N Livvy...... You Two are very impressive..Getting the message FAST,from Carlin`s Own Humorous Words of Wisdom....You Two should be proud to get such an Adult-minded Attempt at teaching,SO FAST!! You Two are awesome! I APPLAUD you two VERY much.....*stands up and applauds you* Good for you two, Guys N Gals!
George was a great Teacher on the stage. So much of what he said still holds true today and that was almost 30 yrs ago. He's my Fav along with Bill Burr and Chapelle. You should react to "Homeless people" and "Saving the planet". Enjoy your reactions.
George Carlin is without a doubt the king of comedy he takes words put em out on the slab and dissects them he will give you new ways to think about old things things everybody's thought about he is definitely a word wizard he's one of the coolest people I've ever met I met him after he left the stage Little Rock Arkansas 1996 Robinson auditorium what you see on stage is what you get in real life
George Carlin is the GOAT... he has material that goes from zany stand up to the most in depth look at human behavior I've ever witnessed by a comedian. No one touches him. Genius
Arab commandos are not called terrorists, terrorists are called terrorists no matter what skin color they have. Timothy McVeigh is a perfect example of this.
He speaks the truth. I absolutely love seeing young people laughing with him. I've been laughing at his jokes for an easy 30 years. Lol He is, well....was a king. But really what he's speaking of is the desensitization of civilization. As he said, if it was still called shell shocked, many vietnam veterans may have gotten the much needed help they deserved. The softer on the ears the words are, the further removed emotionally you are - from the human aspect of what it is you are speaking of. This is IMHO one of the reasons we have so much gun violence. Back in the day like the 20's.. 30's....40's and 50's violence wasn't a part of main stream entertainment people would never think of doing what is happening at schools and malls all around the country today, but because we as a society have become desensitized to violence over the generations do to repeated images of violence and death, its made it easier for someone who would do it, to do it. Idk. Just thought I'd say that maybe make you think more on it. There's much power in the words we use, so use them wisely. 😉
When will gang rape be called, "involuntary penetration" ? And if the victim is mentally messed up because of the violent gang rape, will be called, "She has IPS. (involuntary penetration syndrome) ?
Author, Thomas Paine wrote and amazing book called the “Age of Reason”. That shares George Carlin’s perspective on religion. It’s an eye opening review of religion.
George Carlin once said “I’m a comedian my job is essentially to think up goofy shit, or to point out things you already know but forgot to laugh at the first time” . Listen to his "Football vs Baseball" or "Our Similarities" , or one of his all time bits "The Seven Words you can never say on Television" that dates back to the Early 1970's before the internet before cable when you had only 3 national broadcast TV channels.
The biggest reason they kept changing the name of PTSD (Shellshock, Battle Fatigue, etc) is because it was becoming more common among civilians (due to surviving traumatic experiences: car crashes, witnessing murder, etc) and they were struggling to give said condition a non-military title.
Have you noticed that the more you censure media, the worse we treat each other? It's like we all say, DON'T SAY THAT! If you ask why? You'll get no answer.
The words don't get "longer" specifically...but they DO keep getting more and more "politically correct" - something you would say to avoid offending someone else. "toilet paper" - who wants to hear the word "toilet"? Let's call it "bathroom tissue"...that kind of thing. People may not want to be called handicapped, but there's nothing WRONG with the word - it shouldn't be seen as being offensive. It's offensive when you try to explain the condition with as many inoffensive words as possible. This is my #1 favorite Carlin routine, and I tend to listen to it at least a few times a year, usually from reactors who are just hearing his genius use of English for the first time. Awesome reaction, please check out Carlin's "7 words you can't say on television" next. He got arrested for doing this live at one point back in the 70's, and ended up being part of a court case that changed legal history: www.biography.com/news/george-carlin-seven-words-supreme-court. (Don't read this yet; it contains the 7 words at the beginning, so if you want to be surprised in the actual reaction video...)
I’m not deaf. But I took an intro to sign sign language class at my community college once, a few years ago. My teacher (who was deaf) explained to the class the origin of the term ‘handicapped’ and why the deaf community found it offensive. She said it referred to a hand (handi) and cap (hat) that a ‘beggar’ would hold out for money. In the old days, this was the only way anybody who was blind, paralyzed etc could get money - since their conditions restricted or eliminated their employment options. Of course, that’s not true today. I hadn’t know the terms origin but I remember thinking it was interesting.
Walking Wounded Carlin was saying that the system fooled that community into thinking that if their ‘handicap’ identifier was changed, it would change their condition....but that’s not accurate. That community themselves decided to change their identifier. And I know from my sign language teacher that being deaf Is a part of who she is and she doesn’t see her deafness as a disadvantage - so Carlin’s claim that the change came from a source outside of the community, and that the community embraced the change because they wanted to change their deafness , would rub a lot of people in the deaf community the wrong way. But hey, I’m sure there are deaf viewers who would find that joke hilarious. I’m just sharing what I learned from an actual deaf person.
@@louisruocco8523 Fair point, I'm sure it goes both ways. I think society does influence the "flowering" of language though, not just the affected community, right?
Walking Wounded sure, in that we all have to agree on the definitions and names of words. Like, we all need to agree to call a pencil a pencil etc etc.
Savings and Loans became just Banks. Probably because today most of us don't make enough to save and unless you have perfect credit you can't get a loan. So banks are just a place to store what money you have
George Carlin, Richard Pryor, Sam Kinison, Lenny Bruce and Chris Rock are the Greatest ever! Kevin Hart just yells and screams like the little pansy girl he is.
@Michael O'Grady You just proved my point. The only real truth is nobody really knows for sure. However, if somebody put a gun to my head and forced me to guess, then I'd say no. The foundation for Christianity is the Bible, and if the Bible isn't historically accurate, then the whole thing collapses.
It's hilarious to me when these kids are looking into the camera "explaining" in ernest, what George Carlin is meaning by this bit, all while entirely missing the point....🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm not religious, but if I were to take a prophet on board my own afterlife pantheon, Carlin would be akin to Moses. Man spoke truths to the masses, and even predicted broccoli was good at fighting cancer.
George had a genius level IQ for real. His my #1 fav comedian. Rodney Dangerfield is my 2nd favorite but there's not much of him to see. He was at his best on The Johnny Carson Show. He self-insulted all the time. Joan Rivers is my favorite comedienne. None of them passed away. They're all DEAD! 😆
It did not become more advanced. Society has dumb downed the meanings. Think about it, if someone one says they have Shell shock, you think holy fuck, but if they say they have ptsd, you think oh shit.
![George Carlin - National Press Club [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Pc0ZHsoHAlE/mqdefault.jpg)
When that girl said Carlin is the best my faith was restored in the newer generation.
Great seeing the younger generation getting into Carlin.
Younger generation has always been getting into the occupation foole I was 16 in 1979 when I got the occupation foole album by guess who (not the band incidentally)🖖🤞✌️♥️👌
but they laugh at random spots like they don't get it
George Carlin was a philosopher and great story teller.
Carlin makes you laugh and think. He was a genius.
and cry and go to bed pissed...he was a god like Chomsky
George Carlin was the undisputed master of the English language.
Love your youthful reaction to George Carlin. I've been a fan of George Carlin since the early 70s. I was in the 9th grade when another classmate brought in a George Carlin record. The seven dirty words album.... well the teacher turn it off after one dirty word. Hope you all do well on your channel.
mmm-hmm....Yeah,They`re showing Wisdom Beyond their years...They`re getting the message FAST.....Kay N Livvy...... You Two are very impressive..Getting the message FAST,from Carlin`s Own Humorous Words of Wisdom....You Two should be proud to get such an Adult-minded Attempt at teaching,SO FAST!! You Two are awesome! I APPLAUD you two VERY much.....*stands up and applauds you* Good for you two, Guys N Gals!
George carlin was the king of the old “many a truth is said in jest”
Was
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George was a great Teacher on the stage. So much of what he said still holds true today and that was almost 30 yrs ago. He's my Fav along with Bill Burr and Chapelle. You should react to "Homeless people" and "Saving the planet". Enjoy your reactions.
George Carlin is without a doubt the king of comedy he takes words put em out on the slab and dissects them he will give you new ways to think about old things things everybody's thought about he is definitely a word wizard he's one of the coolest people I've ever met I met him after he left the stage Little Rock Arkansas 1996 Robinson auditorium what you see on stage is what you get in real life
I hope you two listen to more George Carlin. He speaks a lot of truth that has been hidden, and he's funny as hell.
George Carlin was a genius of the spoken word. RIP George!
I like the fact you're learning about Euphemisms!!
I enjoy seeing the 2 of you enjoying and understanding what Carlin had to preach .
He has a funny way of telling the truth! That's what made him great!
Another lecture from Professor George. America's best education.
Luv you guys. Watch all!! KEEP ON!!
Great to see the new generation appreciate genius!
We need this man today!
Kevin Hart shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence as Carlin.
I know to even say someone unfunny like hart is "up there" is disgusting. But, eh, kids these days
@@dsaasd6300 I assume you are being sarcastic
@@dsaasd6300 well, Carlin is for the thinking class, so if you don't get it there may be a reason.
@@dsaasd6300 go listen to what chris rock thinks of george carlin,kevin hart may be funny but not in same class as carlin
@@emcsquare5045 "the thinking class" oof... carlin would have made fun of that kind of language...
You two are one up on most your age.The more you continue to educate yourselves about different music the smarter you become.
Yeah,they seem to be wise beyond their years
Educational comedy like no other.
R.I.P. George Carlin
George spoke the truth and a real funny way. Loved that man, rest in peace George.
More George Carlin
It’s good to see that he is making you think...
Love him!
Yes! Exactly the reactions I had when I first heard him 😂😲
R.I.P
George Carlin is the GOAT... he has material that goes from zany stand up to the most in depth look at human behavior I've ever witnessed by a comedian. No one touches him. Genius
She is a beauty !!!
Yes, Bryan Sproles is right, you must react to his "Seven Words" routine! A classic you'll never forget, guys!
Even your confused and concerned face is amazingly gorgeous
- from the diary of a serial killer
Hey my dudes. George is the OG of making you think
He gets one to think outside the box, doesn't he? We can all use a little more of that, especially at this time in Human history
Carlin is the smarted comedian ever.
smartest. Im not the best spell checker.
Arab commandos are not called terrorists, terrorists are called terrorists no matter what skin color they have. Timothy McVeigh is a perfect example of this.
Timothy McVeigh was referred to as a " domestic terrorist".
@@brianmelendy9844 youtube keeps deleting my response, i tried to type it out 3 different ways but it keeps deleted so fuck youtube lol
Explain why we call it the US military then ?
Carlin... Burr... Rock best ever IMHO
His Command of the English Language is Phenomenal! Genius!... SanJoséBob
Damnn gurlll!!!!!
*MORE* George Carlin please 😎
George Carlin rules! My AllTime favorite comedian along with Richard Pryor. Suggestion George Carlin " Modern Man".👍👍💯💓
Fan of George. Missed much.
When I went to public school I had "teachers" on campus, my fellow students insist we have "lecturers"
YOU HAVE NO RIGHTS - George Carlin
He speaks the truth. I absolutely love seeing young people laughing with him. I've been laughing at his jokes for an easy 30 years. Lol
He is, well....was a king.
But really what he's speaking of is the desensitization of civilization.
As he said, if it was still called shell shocked, many vietnam veterans may have gotten the much needed help they deserved. The softer on the ears the words are, the further removed emotionally you are - from the human aspect of what it is you are speaking of.
This is IMHO one of the reasons we have so much gun violence. Back in the day like the 20's.. 30's....40's and 50's violence wasn't a part of main stream entertainment people would never think of doing what is happening at schools and malls all around the country today, but because we as a society have become desensitized to violence over the generations do to repeated images of violence and death, its made it easier for someone who would do it, to do it.
Idk. Just thought I'd say that maybe make you think more on it.
There's much power in the words we use, so use them wisely. 😉
When will gang rape be called, "involuntary penetration" ? And if the victim is mentally messed up because of the violent gang rape, will be called, "She has IPS. (involuntary penetration syndrome) ?
Goat; greatest of all time, Carlin is.
He’s a philosopher educator while doing it and comic way💯👊
"I won't have to die. I'll PASS AWAY." 😉
Author, Thomas Paine wrote and amazing book called the “Age of Reason”. That shares George Carlin’s perspective on religion. It’s an eye opening review of religion.
We candy coat things. People can't deal with the truth.
I love and miss the comedian/philosopher George Carlin.
George Carlin is a legend.
I love it that young people are into George Carlin,
George Carlin once said “I’m a comedian my job is essentially to think up goofy shit, or to point out things you already know but forgot to laugh at the first time” . Listen to his "Football vs Baseball" or "Our Similarities" , or one of his all time bits "The Seven Words you can never say on Television" that dates back to the Early 1970's before the internet before cable when you had only 3 national broadcast TV channels.
He wasnt saying they’re trying to make the phrases more advanced. They were trying to make it sound less harsh to the sensitive groups out there.
The biggest reason they kept changing the name of PTSD (Shellshock, Battle Fatigue, etc) is because it was becoming more common among civilians (due to surviving traumatic experiences: car crashes, witnessing murder, etc) and they were struggling to give said condition a non-military title.
George Carlin is in the top 5 easy for comics. Most times early in his career he was "to smart for his crowd". Hes a genius and legend
Not only did you laugh, but you learned from Carlin!! That’s what made him the greatest comedian of all time. He made you laugh and he made you think!
Ever watch any patrice o'neal?
Do yourselves a huge favor and find a copy of Carlos Mencia's "No Strings Attached" and sit down and watch it.
Have you noticed that the more you censure media, the worse we treat each other? It's like we all say, DON'T SAY THAT! If you ask why? You'll get no answer.
you need coffee for these videos girl!!! love ya
Ali Saddiq - “Mitchell” or “Downing a bag of Mushrooms”
yeah dude your girl is beautiful. you keep your shit together mate. you are punching way above your weight!
The words don't get "longer" specifically...but they DO keep getting more and more "politically correct" - something you would say to avoid offending someone else. "toilet paper" - who wants to hear the word "toilet"? Let's call it "bathroom tissue"...that kind of thing.
People may not want to be called handicapped, but there's nothing WRONG with the word - it shouldn't be seen as being offensive. It's offensive when you try to explain the condition with as many inoffensive words as possible.
This is my #1 favorite Carlin routine, and I tend to listen to it at least a few times a year, usually from reactors who are just hearing his genius use of English for the first time.
Awesome reaction, please check out Carlin's "7 words you can't say on television" next. He got arrested for doing this live at one point back in the 70's, and ended up being part of a court case that changed legal history: www.biography.com/news/george-carlin-seven-words-supreme-court. (Don't read this yet; it contains the 7 words at the beginning, so if you want to be surprised in the actual reaction video...)
I’m not deaf. But I took an intro to sign sign language class at my community college once, a few years ago. My teacher (who was deaf) explained to the class the origin of the term ‘handicapped’ and why the deaf community found it offensive. She said it referred to a hand (handi) and cap (hat) that a ‘beggar’ would hold out for money. In the old days, this was the only way anybody who was blind, paralyzed etc could get money - since their conditions restricted or eliminated their employment options. Of course, that’s not true today. I hadn’t know the terms origin but I remember thinking it was interesting.
@@louisruocco8523 Very interesting, I agree, doesn't change what George Carlin was saying at all.
Walking Wounded Carlin was saying that the system fooled that community into thinking that if their ‘handicap’ identifier was changed, it would change their condition....but that’s not accurate. That community themselves decided to change their identifier. And I know from my sign language teacher that being deaf Is a part of who she is and she doesn’t see her deafness as a disadvantage - so Carlin’s claim that the change came from a source outside of the community, and that the community embraced the change because they wanted to change their deafness , would rub a lot of people in the deaf community the wrong way. But hey, I’m sure there are deaf viewers who would find that joke hilarious. I’m just sharing what I learned from an actual deaf person.
@@louisruocco8523 Fair point, I'm sure it goes both ways. I think society does influence the "flowering" of language though, not just the affected community, right?
Walking Wounded sure, in that we all have to agree on the definitions and names of words. Like, we all need to agree to call a pencil a pencil etc etc.
George Carlin told like it is plan and simple
If George was here to day.
They mask the meaning behind additional unnecessaries,, what George is saying.
George Carlin started as a comedian and ended up a humorist.
Livi, you are 100% correct. Carlin is the Stand Up Comedy G.O.A.T! Period!!!!
Nobody else said it, but I will! That dude should have been a school teacher!
man.. this girl is realy beatiful... wtf and i come from Rio
"Deaf" "Blind" Deaf=Can't hear Chit! Blind=Can't See Chit! Both words are very easy to say in 1 syllable and explains entirely both conditions!
Nutshell,we are becoming weaker.
The girl in the video wasn't yawning she was doing " pandiculation"
George was ahead of his time in this bit. Now we have cancel culture.
Savings and Loans became just Banks. Probably because today most of us don't make enough to save and unless you have perfect credit you can't get a loan. So banks are just a place to store what money you have
Richard Pryor said that Dave chappelle was the heir apparent
My favorite comedian of all time.
Try Don Rickles!!!!!!
Anglo Saxon words tend to be shorter, punchier and more direct; whereas Latin words tend to be longer and more abstract.
I would love to see you do a reaction video of a song called "High Enough" by a band called Damn Yankees. Its a ballad and a beautiful love song.
This is another early Carlin bit. ua-cam.com/video/D1uaw3WIOlc/v-deo.html
He was awesome try motley crue
Do a reaction to this ,you won't regret it...Floor Jansen & Henk Poort - Phantom Of The Opera | Beste Zangers 2019
both their laughs are so hokeyyy
George Carlin, Richard Pryor, Sam Kinison, Lenny Bruce and Chris Rock are the Greatest ever! Kevin Hart just yells and screams like the little pansy girl he is.
The only thing that I never liked about George Carlin was his thoughts on God.
cuz they are logical, arent they? :D
Can you prove him wrong?
@Michael O'Grady Prove it.
@Michael O'Grady You just proved my point. The only real truth is nobody really knows for sure. However, if somebody put a gun to my head and forced me to guess, then I'd say no. The foundation for Christianity is the Bible, and if the Bible isn't historically accurate, then the whole thing collapses.
@Michael O'Grady And I think you misunderstood my first comment.
holy shit this girl is cute
It's hilarious to me when these kids are looking into the camera "explaining" in ernest, what George Carlin is meaning by this bit, all while entirely missing the point....🤣🤣🤣🤣
She so kewt.
I'm not religious, but if I were to take a prophet on board my own afterlife pantheon, Carlin would be akin to Moses. Man spoke truths to the masses, and even predicted broccoli was good at fighting cancer.
Check out his revised 10 commandments, or modern man.
George had a genius level IQ for real. His my #1 fav comedian.
Rodney Dangerfield is my 2nd favorite but there's not much of him to see. He was at his best on The Johnny Carson Show. He self-insulted all the time.
Joan Rivers is my favorite comedienne.
None of them passed away. They're all DEAD! 😆
When can we react to the twins?
wow. your stunning
75th Anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki, Japan which helped to win WWII. Now that's shell shock.
It did not become more advanced. Society has dumb downed the meanings. Think about it, if someone one says they have Shell shock, you think holy fuck, but if they say they have ptsd, you think oh shit.
If people weren't offended by everything then they wouldn't need to use all of these words to describe things
Time to hear about the days of long hair... Check out 'The Hair Piece' ua-cam.com/video/jfnD-yF27xs/v-deo.html
Carlin brings tears to my eyes. From the smell of his putrefaction