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"The first time I ever really listened to Kyle Kulinski’s show was in the back of a cab last summer. The driver had his phone hooked up through the stereo and was pumping out an episode through the car speakers - loudly, as if looking to convert a captive audience.
“Do you like Kyle Kulinski?”
The driver, Ahmed, was a recent immigrant and apparently a die-hard fan of Secular Talk, the political talk show that Kulinski broadcasts on UA-cam. I told him, yes, in fact. I do like Kulinski, had come across his show several years ago, and, all things considered, he seemed pretty good.
“He understands what we’re up against,” Ahmed said. “Like Bernie.”
But I was surprised to hear Kulinski’s name mentioned in the same breath as Bernie Sanders, particularly with such adoration. Because what I did remember about Kulinski’s show struck me as mostly capital-P “progressive” takes on the news - the left wing of the Netroots crowd more than the democratic socialism Sanders has popularized.
It’s an impression that wasn’t entirely incorrect.
“I have no time for philosophical, airy bullshit,” Kulinski tells me from his home in Westchester, New York. “I don’t want to hear about Lenin. I don’t want to hear about Marx. I just want a super plainspoken, straightforward agenda with a straightforward way of selling it.”
With over 800,000 subscribers and nearly 670 million total views on UA-cam, selling a progressive agenda is clearly something Kulinski knows how to do - even Democracy Now, the long-standing flagship of progressive media, cannot match his reach on the platform. Chapo Trap House can certainly boast a wildly devoted fan base (and a not insignificant degree of media influence), but their audience is roughly half the size of Kulinski’s.
While Secular Talk might be more likely to be looped in with the progressive networks around Air America and Pacifica alums like Sam Seder than the more resolutely socialist world, Kulinski’s fiery rhetoric, razor-sharp class instincts, and knack for withering takedowns sets him apart from his peers. Judging by his rhetoric alone, he’s closer to a Eugene Debs than a Chris Hayes.
But unlike Hayes, Amy Goodman, or his friend Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks - who began airing Secular Talk on his web network seven years ago - the thirty-two-year-old Kulinski is virtually invisible in the mainstream media. Despite his enormous fan base, his show has never once been mentioned in the obligatory trend pieces on “the Millennial Left” pumped out by the prestige media. Nor has Kulinski’s name ever popped up at all in the New York Times, Vox, the New Yorker, New York Magazine, or the Washington Post, despite his leading role in cofounding Justice Democrats, the organization widely credited with sweeping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest of “the Squad” to power.
Just last week, his Wikipedia page was deleted. The reason? “There is very simply no [reliable source] coverage of this person,” according to one moderator. In new media, he’s king - the Sean Hannity of the Berniecrat left. In old media, he’s nobody.
I suspect there are a few reasons for that. There is nothing “cool” about Kulinski’s show. (As a friend put it, “‘Welcome to Secular Talk’ sounds like something you’d hear on Egyptian radio.”) His no-nonsense social-democratic politics won’t get him much cred with the Full Communism crowd. He records his show not in Brooklyn or Los Angeles, but in a studio he built himself in his modest Westchester home. His hair is too groomed and his taste in clothes too preppy to qualify as “Dirtbag Left.” Nor has he ever attended an n+1 release party. “Not only have I not attended one,” he says, “I have no idea what that means.”
And yet he’s astonishingly plugged-in for a young man in the suburbs. Wondering how Sanders ended up on the Joe Rogan Experience? Kulinski, a frequent guest on Rogan’s wildly popular show, introduced them. “You make the most sense to me,” Rogan told Kulinski on a recent episode. “You’re a normal person.”
Much like Sanders himself, Kulinski’s show has a massive audience that just doesn’t compute with our media’s understanding of “what the kids want” or even “what the left-wing kids want.”
It’s probably for the best - the very woke and very WASP-ish decorum haunting much of the media world is nowhere to be found in Secular Talk. “Corporate Democrats over-focus on identity as a trick to divert you from the issues that unite us all - class issues,” he said on a recent episode.
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Conservative humor is never funny.
Could even say both hardcore conservative and hardcore liberal comedy suck.
Edit: "Hardcore liberal comedy doesn't exist/prove it/blah, blah, blah" - try venturing outside your bubble more often. Lol and they say the right is highly insular. Next time, don't trip over yourselve to demonstrate my point that both sides suck.
liberal comedy can be milk toast but conservative comedy is just hack and never funny
“Conservative Humor” is an oxymoron.
thats my issue with this lol i prob agree on trans stuff being lame but this show is fucking dreadful haha
never one laugh
Any comedy where the politics comes before the humour is never funny.
"Im sick of liberals pushing their agenda!!!!"
also conservatives
"Why does every show have to be political! 😭"
It was review bombed!!
bigots
Literally every young conservative I'm friendly with literally can't stfu about politics and they don't even spew economic talking points anymore it's all culture war BS
Yeah.....honestly I've given up on feeling anything other than shame for being born human....
The problem with conservative comedy is almost always that their "comedy" just devolves into complaining about whatever buzzword they fear most at that time.
I think Breuer's old stuff - where he made fun of heavy metal, I'm a metalhead - was funny. His stuff SINCE he went full right wing? Driving a nail through my left nut promises to be more fun.
Yeah it's just a lazy, predictable reaction to what is otherwise uninteresting to the rest of decent, civilized society.
This is why Chappelle’s last standup show was terrible; it was just him whining about crap for an hour. It’s sad cause he’s one of my top 5 comedians.
Remember when conservative comedy used to be funny? Yeah, me neither.
@@WilliamMorfin So Dave Chappelle is conservative now? I used to know him as liberal. When did he switch side?
Of course they thought an old fuck on house arrest was relatable to conservatives
Cough Cough *January 6th* Cough Cough
It seems like it's because they didn't want to bother having to make any more animation cells than the single room
Its suppose to mean that being anti woke in that society is literally criminal,
But no one got it because its just that bad 🤣
Here's the thing.
You can't make a satirical show when your worldview is so absurd it might as well be satire
Good point
I found it hilarious!
@@gilianrampart8514Did you actually like that AI abomination or are you just blindly supporting it like “leftist” twitter nerds defending shallow queerbait from Disney because of your agenda? Come on be honest
Check your sense of humor. It's boring asf@@gilianrampart8514
Not a conservative but the pronoun bullshit deserve mockrmery, which the left has never done, as far as im aware.
It’s not comedy, it just a bunch of conservative grievances.
He's in prison for being an ahole at a school board meeting.. Very realistic.
Yep. This is just them pointing things out. There is zero joke attempts.
No, but there's laughter so obviously it's funny! There wouldn't be laughing if there was laughter! ... right???
In my experience that is ALWAYS what conservative comedy devolves into. Just complaining about stuff they don't like. Cuz that's what their entire world view is based around. They don't have any insightful critiques. They don't have any subversive opinions that make you think. All they have is complaining about how things are different now and they don't like it.
It was review bombed,, though. You can't judge an entire season based on a couple of episodes.
The existence of a laugh track doesn't bug me that much. It's supposed to mimic the feel of a sitcom, and it's been done before (i.e. The Flintstones). But the thing that's obnoxious about it is that they play it after EVERY LINE. Like they really think every word they wrote into this godawful mess warrants audible laughter.
And when was Flintstones? 60+ years ago. Surprised they didn't make it silent in black and white, it would have been more relevant.
Thanks for mentioning The Flintstones. I was about to say that. I love that show to be honest. I grew up on The Flintstones. Honestly, not a bad show. Dated? I don't care.
They’re conservative and surrounded by trans kids? What?
Truly, rent free😂
They blew every "joke"' the right has in a three minute clip. There's literally nothing for another episode.
Maybe they got some racist and immigrant "jokes" for next time.
@@spacecat6022 oh gods I hadn't thought of an immigration episode. Oi... 😂
@@Tyr_MagnusGas stoves, "climate hoax", anti-vaxx, war on Christmas/Christianity, could probably throw in some Zionist shit there too and they could squeeze out another episode, but yeah when there's no comedy material to be made because the topics are so bad they end up burning through half the topics in a single episode as opposed to making one episode on each topic lol
To be fair when it comes to politics there isn't much to it.
Lets take a look at some modenr liberal shows...theboys. this show constantly repeats its jokes and hasn't made much change since s2. So unfortunately qhen it comes to politics, there isn't much to make jokes out of but it works because people are sheep and will crowd to whtever echoes their beliefs
@@Cherry-pu4mx yet Jon Stewart manages to be consistently hilarious. As well as other lefty comedians like Patton Oswalt.
Kyle, I love ya bud, but I outta sue you for exposing me to that level of cringe with the clips. That was so painful.
It hurts... so much. I gotta send him my hospital bill
Unforgivable smh kyle ruined my afternoon
The level of cringe just gave me a migraine!
I have lost the ability to feel joy.
This comment made me laugh more than that entire cartoon.
I, for one, hope they raise enough money to make an entire season.
This is top tier cringe, the like of which the world had previously only dreamed of.
If they somehow did raise that amount of money (whatever amount that is, considering how much AI is being used) I'm sure they would just keep it
It works really well as a PARODY of conservative comedy, so much so that I had to question if that was the direction they were really going in.
@@redminusThey don't need to "raise" the money, it's conservatarded propaganda. Koch just needs to sneeze in Prager's direction and they have four seasons and a movie.
"Comedy is legal again. Why didn't you add any?" 💀
They talked about being trans more than an actual trans person.
They make it seem like it really is an agenda. Every kid is trans in their mind.
Honestly accurate to reality at this point
How many times in 3 minutes? And they're gonna make a whole show?
@@RR-in7do Yep. This will be a one-joke show: "Aren't gay and trans people stupid and terrible?"
Based on how often they go on about trans stuff, I'm guessing that at least 75% of the US is (or soon will be) trans.
They really think a guy complaining about a rainbow on his beer comes off as relatable and not an absolute cry baby.
Well at least he didn't shoot at the beer. That's something, isn't it?
Lol, right. Their saying should be "my feelings don't care about your facts". But lefties are the snowflakes, talk about a total lack of ability to self reflect. Lol.
exactly
credit for the nice try rehabbing geriatric elon musk as some edge-lord teenager, there's that groveling, sniveling conservative energy i'm used to.
If I didn't know what type of show this was I would've probably assumed they're making fun of conservatives crying over rainbows on a beer.
Anything Dave Rubin is involved in is cringe and fails.
Man needs an embarrassing exit from media.
If you're put on an ankle monitor for something you did at a school board meeting you probably did something very stupid.
Don't forget him giving beer to a minor and then the other dude being mad the kid didn't drink
@@grimroten3299 forreal and they're somehow trying to make a commentary about how trans people are a danger to children while actively encouraging and minor to drink? Like hello?? 😂
@@grimroten3299I’m sure conservatives would be happy af if their kids were alcoholics instead of transgenders.
Conservative comedy is just the punchline with no buildup and the punchline is always the same
yeah, this is a great explanation
OTHER PEOPLE WEIRD AND BAD! PLEASE LAUGH!!!
It’s always something like… My pronouns are free speech derrrr
And they are always punching down.
@@smokey3198I don’t want to taste the rainbow, I want country raised angus hops
You could've told me this was made by College SJWs to make fun of Conservatives and I honestly wouldn't've been able to tell the difference.
It reads just like satire.
The acting would be better. Rave Dubin's line reading would put a kindergartner to shame.
The Washington fan seems very accepting of his child transitioning. He mentions it nonchalantly and then only cares what sports team they cheer for.
It also sounds like the main character is under house arrest for a _legitimate_ reason.
Without context it would be *very* hard to tell which side of the issues the writers are actually on because everything is so over the top that most of the time the 'lib' characters seem more reasonable, despite trying *_really_* hard not to be.
You're supposed to think the daughter is crazy and yet she seems like the nicest character so far
Conservatives accidentally satirizing themselves shows you they have zero introspection abilities.
It's literally "all in the family," except Archie bunker is always right instead of always wrong. The funniest thing about it is that it exists.
I wonder if they could be sued for copyright infringement 😂 all in the family was good, this is awful, and epically disgusting and disrespectful
Conservative humor='Its funny because the dog died when I backed over him in my car.'
If this is their propaganda, we will be just fine.
No because Biden is doing their work for them.
But see it's actually really funny because it's about some angry geezer named Norm whose entire fragile life is being ruined by twitter spooks, but the spooks are real and they're everywhere ruining his pathetic fragile life. But the problem isn't this pathetic, fragile old man, and his paranoid delusional world-view, it's everyone else and the world that is escaping his fleeting simp brain. I'm lying, it's not funny.
Dont be fooled. This show is trash even to the conservative teens who use X
Not really, considering the stupid outnumber the intelligent on this planet :/
@@lordmortarius538intelligence has nothing to do with empathy and human decency. You don’t have to be intelligent to not be a bigot.
This so bad it almost feels like a lefty making a parody of the right.
I mean it kinda feels like parody of conservative sitcom in some cutaway gag on real TV show.
Their worldview is a parody of reality
I thought the same.
Exactly what I was thinking too!
Yeah, they're too stupid to realize they're parodying themselves.
Anytime Dave Rubin spoke, the laugh track maxed out, which is his ultimate dream.
The beer joke is so confusing to me: He freaks out because it's a can of bud light, throws it away, offers it to the trans non-binary stereotype by tossing it towards him, then decides to drink it anyway.
The joke is supposed to be, "LGBT things are bad," but in the end the guy makes a fool of himself because, by the time he opens the damn thing, it's been shaken up so much that it gushes all over his face.
Let me reiterate: They created the Norm character as an audience proxy for conservatives, ostensibly so they could depict lefties as the soyjack and themselves as the chads -- and then made _him_ the butt of the joke anyway!? How do you fuck that up?
Seth MacFarlane's shows are actually funny because he's not a bigot.
Yeah, he is.
Ummmmmmm…. Not a bigot? He’s not exactly very intelligent in terms of politics or racial issues either.
Neither is Dave Rubin or Elon Musk though
Hes not that funny tbh
@@atm97ifyso just ignoring all of their bigoted posts and likes and retweets?
The fact that different people ... exist ... makes conservatives such whiny victims.
Different ain't the problem... it's when you start believing that there is more than 2 sexes and can be and do whatever they want... complete nonsense...!!
Pot, meet kettle.
@@jerry42023 conservative meet clue.
@@normanicole4714 wEf bot meet real antifascist
@@jerry42023 Did you really just try to both sides conservative bigotry and everything else?
That's some major-class brain rot right there.
Trying to call back on Archie Bunker from "All In The Family" as conservative humor is rich, considering that his bigotry *was the main joke* in that series.
MAGA thinks Archie Bunker was the hero of that show.
I knew it would be bad, but honestly I had no idea how incredibly bad it would be. The pacing is terrible, like they're trying to crowbar in as many jokes per second as they can, and even when they're afforded slight pauses the jokes themselves are insanely stale, and the laugh track honestly makes the whole thing seem like a (poor) parody of itself. Holy mother of christ.
EDIT: lmao, Bill Maher enjoying it is just an instant death sentence.
They literally make the people they're trying to mock seem as normal as possible
Bill Maher calling it brilliant is just the cherry on top 😂
But he cried over the satire of Barbie.
I am guessing Bill was pay to say that
He's basically a Never Trump conservative. The only thing about anything right wing Bill hates is Trumpism.
Apparently there’s like a fine print that says Bill Maherr only said the creator’s previous work was good. So that’s even more embarrassing for them
Next episode: hey black friend, the government is forcing me to be a vegan, please sneak me over some meat i cant take anymore rabbit food. *Hysterical laugh track
This is why weed should be mandatory
The conservatives are so bad at comedy for 2 reasons i feel like. 1. They’re unable to be introspective and won’t make fun of themselves. 2. Is they don’t understand any of our positions, so their Satire is teeth less
Conservative humor generally consists of punching down.
There's definitely some truth in that. I remember watching a Carlin interview about 15 years ago in which he was talking about how the two groups that are very rarely funny were conservatives and the overly religious. He explained it as "The essence of humor is being able to laugh at yourself and embrace your absurdities. Some refuse to do it, some aren't capable of it, and they're never funny."
Funny,they say a similar thing about you!
@@SighNaps The punchline of conservative comedy is always "I don't understand anything" and the punchline to religious comedy is always "some people aren't like us". Turns out ignorance and bigotry aren't particularly funny!
Comedy requires critical thinking and critical thinkers aren't conservative.
If this is supposed to be based on true things, then the fact that Norm only has house arrest for making terrorist threats goes to show that conservatives are favored in the legal system.
He probably got house arrest also for harrasing women but for conservatives, this is normal behaviour, so he probably didn't notice it was part of the sentence.
If he was black or Arabic, he'd have been taken out immediately. American cops.....
Depends where you sit, from their perspective having all this transgender stuff being talked about in school is seen as terrorism. Both sides will fight perpetually and this rift will not be solved.
@@idnintel I can think of a thousand things worse than saying that gay and trans people exist and should be given the same respect as other people. One of them is threatening school board members for no reason.
@@calvinn9214 Yes they agree they have a right to exist the problem for conservative types comes in where as I'm sure you know there are books and other subject matter that introduces transgenderism and homosexuality into their childs brains which they don't appreciate because they are ideologically opposed to it.
I think they object because the material is introduced to the children when they are too young and also they disagree with it in general. Conservatives see the huge explosion in transgender identification being made by kids and they feel they have to protect their children from this conditioning. It is what it is. I personally think kids should be taught important info like science, math, english, history - all the stuff we learned in the 80s and 90s and I even felt that the sexed I got in 1989 was too early and this was just talking about things biologically. This was 7th grade.
Again children should be innocent kids and not think about sex until high school but our society has gone away from this direction unfortunately and things have become hypersexualized. It was already like this in the 80s but things advanced even more as time went on.
It”s EXACTLY as good as I thought a Dave Rubin product would be.
The comment "this is ass" speaks for us all.
Ew its so forced and cringey
I come here to get away from woke 🤡
I call it hate watch material.
The theme song is sung by AI, the characters are AI, the writing is AI. Its truly a Elon Musk original
I knew I couldnt be the only one who felt that way about the theme song at least.
@@JohnnyShagbot I thought it was just because country music sounded that shitty all the time
@@JohnnyShagbotsame for me. I could hear the slight techno-sound coming from the vocals.
I bet code bullet could make this in a week
Wait really?
As a 57-year-old (not quite a Boomer), most of what I hear is 'things are changing, I don't like it, I'll blame young people'. Old people have always moaned about getting older and not understanding youngsters any more. Unfortunately, there is now a thing called the internet, as well as X and Facebook. Sheesh.
I miss 5 minutes ago before I knew this existed
It's so interesting that Dave Rubin would literally lend his voice to a project that openly mocks his orientation.
Self hate
Well Dave loves being humiliated
He was the non-binary character, right? They really said "Let's make the gay guy our non-binary punching bag."
Dave is a vile SELL-OUT on par with Clarence Thomas in shamelessness, and carrying water for those that HATE him the most.
"I'm one of the good ones pick me gay"
I love how the joke with the daughter is supposed to be that she’s some crazy leftie person, but she looks and sounds like a completely normal teenager. Like, Jerry from Rick and Morty seems more unhinged than she does.
Look at this brainwashed fool who knows things and respects people.
Yeah it seemed weird that they tried to make her weird when it was her dad that was being a complete @$$hole. Like he went to the school board meeting and was so unhinged he ended up with an ankle bracelet under house arrest.
@@liamsloan5410
Gotta love when they unintentionally show how ridiculous they are.
True
@@liamsloan5410 Yes, and the party of law and order are the ones offering beers to underage kids in their show. In Birchum, Birchum was the one taking kids to his house and telling his students not to tell their parents while he made them work for him for free. They always end up being the criminals in their own show.
I genuinely don't see how they could follow this pilot up with a full length episode, purely due to the fact that within those 3mins they already burned through all of their usual, tried, fallback jokes. I mean, shit, the entire thing was 5secs away from an "I identify as an attack helicopter" zinger. I swear, repubs honestly don't realize that at MOST, trans people make up 3% of the overall population in the US. They act like everyone and their dogs are trans. Literally. Like this cartoon shows. They literally think it might as well be affecting dogs. Insane. And insanely unfunny.
The website listed in the account's bio is extremely strange and suspicious. It has a bunch of slapped together accolades and gigantic clipart "donate" buttons, with zero other information. The fine print under the Bill Maher quote specifies that he was talking about a different show, and there's a quoteless pic of Dave Rubin that was so hastily screenshotted from twitter that they didn't even remove the "follows you" tag on it. Above all that though is the fact that there are no official credits anywhere on this thing. I assume a combination of nobody being willing to take responsibility for it, and a ton of AI being used (the theme songs are generative without a doubt, and I wouldn't be surprised if most or all of the voices are as well). The most Money Laundering energy I've seen from an animated project in a long time
The laugh track is the worst part who the F puts a laugh track on an animated series
after (hehe) every (hahaha) line (HEHAHAHA)
The Flintstones in like 1962, which I guess fits for conservative standards. They're still stuck on the first cartoon sitcom ever
@@xibalbalon8668 lol
A few old school cartoons did it but it sucked then too.
Did no one notice the live audience once they pulled back the camera shot? Why do you keep asking ‘why is there a laugh track?’ Cause there’s a freaking drawn-in live audience! Can’t teach dumb.
I can't believe this is real.
It needs a laugh track just like Seinfeld did. Because just saying "what is the deal with X" is not funny.
Conservatives pointing to Dave Rubin's character and calling him "That" and acting like he's a disgusting pervert for his sexuality is oddly similar to his own current reality as a conservative gay man.
He's always been a glutton for punishment.
Bill Maher didn't describe the show as brilliant. He described some previous work of someone involved in the show as brilliant and they quoted that for the show. That's how desperate they are.
That makes more sense.
What Kyle assumed it was wouldn't be _that_ surprising for Maher to say, though, unfortunately.
Thanks for clarifying that. I thought Bill might’ve slipped so far right he was willing to say this crappy cartoon was brilliant. Yeesh!
I'm reminded of how Disney tried to salvage that Tim Allen jungle movie by putting up one word from Ebert and Roper's review on the VHS clamshell.
@@christopherwall2121that movie was good though.
"Mr Birchum" can finally say "yes, there is something worse than me" now 😬
Yeah that’s what I thought the video was gonna be about lol
Velma exists though
2024: Good Times, Velma Season 2, Mr. Birchum, The New Norm, and Why Nobody Respects Adult Animation Anymore.
This show is the same exact thing as Mr. Birchum. I’m surprised this isn’t produced by Daily Wire.
Just hearing the term conservative comedy sounds so oxymoronic.
Compassionate conservative, military intelligence,....
Elon Musk is so pathetic. The moment he shows up you know it’s going to be cringe.
Bill Maher calling it brilliant was the cherry on the cake. Unexpected and expected at the same time.
Idk why he doesn't just own up to the fact he's a rightoid. Calling himself a classic liberal is so pathetic and desperate.
I actually heard that just under that comment quoted from Bill Maher was a disclaimer that the specific quote cited was given about a work that some producer/director/whatever worked on previously... not this specific "show".
@@danieliusblackius1130Yeah I feel this is too low even for Bill Maher.
@@danieliusblackius1130ok, I was like wtf. I know bill has creeped right recently. Most older grumpy people do. But it was hard to believe bill would call this " brilliant".
@@dyltopher bill maher is classic lib, the left has gone insane with no standards anymore - in other words there is no objective reality for them except if it feels good at the time then do it.
Conservative comedy is an oxymoron. The narrative makes no sense.
Ahhhhh. You beat me to it. I'll have to delete my comment. 😁
Dennis Leary is the only one that has done it. He would be called liberal today… and his work is barely a decade old.
@@saintfelician4life Dennis Leary is a conservative who does comedy for the most part, which isn't the same as conservative comedy confusingly. The essence of "conservative comedy" is that terminally online culture war nonsense that punches down.
@@user-co6wc8di5l Fair enough.
My child makes more clever jokes than anything done in that entire clip.
"Conservative humor" is an oxymoron.
Drinking game: Have a shot every time there's a pronoun joke.
I ran out of booze in the first 12 seconds, and now I can't drive to get something to help me forget 😂
I'll just die now, no need to hit play and put myself through all that as my final moments
You want us to die? 😂
Don't do this you'll end up going to the ER lol
"PRONAUN" - Starfield "review" guy
A laugh track?
In 2024?
This isn't Hanna-Barbera guys.
No, but this is Elon Musk, so expect cringe
@@spacecat6022 Statler: Wasn't that a great cartoon?
Waldorf: I don't know. I slept right through it.
Statler: Me too. That's why I asked.
@@JamesDavy2009 😂😂😂
Conservative humor: I like jokes that confirm my expectations.
Except South park parodies EVERYONE.
There's no way they'd ever parody their own leadership, party or sycophantic followers.
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When Norman Lear brought "All in the Family" to TV in 1971, it resulted in a timeless classic because it presented a believable family dealing w/ sexism, racism, generational gap, etc. issues in an environmental backdrop of domestic (inflation, struggling to make ends meet w/r/t work & paying bills) & foreign (war - both cold & hot) policy, & the resulting tension of the differences of opinion under one roof. The Archie Bunker character generally seemed the 'butt' of most of the jokes, but he was written & acted as more than just a one dimensional bigot. That's the 'art' of comedy which conservatives seem to miss - when you approach humor with only an agenda, nobody laughs.
Good points. I also remember one of the tragic reasons it was popular was that way too many took Archie to NOT be the target of the points the writers were making but the steadfast hero in a decaying world. His racist lines were the most remembered and recalled by the white audience. "It's only a joke" when he used the N word, etc. But I could feel the grievance and resentment clearly (as a very young person in the 70s) and it's been present ever since, from Rodney King, Ruby Ridge, Branch Davidians, Militias all the way to Charlottesville and Jan 6th.
YES!!!! I just made a post about this, but yours is better. I was shocked that nobody saw the irony in this parody.
Kyle stop assuming conservatives have a vocabulary that includes: "subversive."
I think what is particularly disturbing here is the deliberate imitation of Norman Lear’s All in the Family sitcom, which shows in the set design and the main character. All in the Family aired in the ‘70s, when union membership was high and the middle class was still robust. With this cartoon, we have an Archie Bunker clone parroting arch-conservative talking points that are bankrolled by union-busting billionaires, and the short ends with openly thanking one of the billionaires for saving comedy. If this isn’t a sign that we are in the second Gilded Age, I don’t know what is.
The rise of boomer humor. Sadly, they don’t understand that they are actually the joke.
For the first time in a while, watching Secular Talk dropped my IQ. Thanks Kyle for subjecting that to us.
They have ONE joke 💀
they are the joke😭🔥
Meanwhile professional athletes identify as "chargers, raiders, cowboys,......................................................
It's like a parody of bad conservative comedy
All conservative attempts at comedy are bad. Nothing new here.
It is a pathetic attempt to rip off "All in the Family."
Just when you thought Dave Rubin couldn’t be more embarrassing, he somehow manages to surpass himself.
I am starting to think Dave just wants Sam Seder to humiliate him
@@dustinsindledecker154 like Sneako wants to be humiliated in public..
"It's an animated sit-com, so it has to have a laugh track" - some uncreative producer
Has the right *ever* made a funny animated show? It seems like they're physically incapable of it. And no, King of the Hill is not right-wing. This shit makes Velma look like Akira.
It's funny that drawn together is tied to right-wing figures but had a lot of left-wing ideologies in it, the gun episode where characters are buying firearms from vending machines comes to mind
Conservatives like to claim King of the Hill even though Mike Judge was and still is a Democrat who hated Trump
Replace Akira with ghost in the shell 95 and I'll agree lol
Some may say Family Guy, though I’m unfamiliar with its more recent seasons, and I never found it truly funny. Most of the jokes are just shock based, and their jokes that are actually funny aren’t too political.
@@scorpioigor Say what you will about Family Guy but Seth MacFarlane was a staunch supporter of gay marriage even when it was very popular in the US. He was also a Bernie supporter in 2016 and got mad at Bill Maher for being anti-vax because his mother was an ex-Christian Scientist who died being afraid of modern medicine. He's not the most leftist guy, that's not what I'm saying. But he's not right wing either. He's just an old edgy 00's lib type of guy.
Every conservative commentator I have seen have been ragging on this as the worst thing they have ever seen.
Sadly we don't see this same hatred toward Velma.
It would be fairly easy to make a conservative comedy show, but these writers are one-trick ponies. They just make one anti-LGBT joke every 30 seconds and somehow they think it'll NEVER get boring? Are they worried that featuring a LGBT character that DOESN'T get mocked once per minute would make their audience think they've gone woke?
The reason South Park is funny is because when they do a trans episode, it's actually hard to tell if it's mocking trans people or anti-trans people, because it allows all its characters some level of humanity. But portraying genderqueer people as strawmen characters makes you just look like a jackass when you can't stop yourself from beating the dead... strawman.
I'm conservative and a republican and this is the most cringe crap I've ever seen. 😂
I think secretly this cartoon was made by lefties to make y'all look bad 😅
That fake Archie bunker is def apealing to boomers
More cringe than the “social justice warriors” skit?
Awaken with JP is J.P. Sears, the ginger hippie guy who started out making mildly amusing send-ups of New Age trends and now makes completely unfunny sketches about "wokeness."
Oh he's well beyond that, into full-blown fascism now.
He's a "hippie" the same way sexual assaulter born-again Christian Russell Brand is a hippie
They can’t do actual funny comedy cuz it’s underpinned by hatred and punching down. Pathetic.
It sure seems like it's written by an AI. But both AI and conservatives have tremendous difficulty understanding things.
They’re abusing the laugh track. “They have pronouns. Lets laugh and hate it. Hahahaha.” They just used up all their material in a 3min video.
THAT THEME IS MADE WITH AI!!! You can hear it... You can tell.. I am SHOOK at how bad this is. lmao
It feels like all of it is 'AI'.. it's shit.
Just like Mr. Birchum, these are not cartoon CHARACTERS, but cartoon CARICATURES.
Who knew the "it's just a joke!" people are terrible at humor ?
The canned laughter just makes it worse.
I liked the laugh track on a '60s Hanna-Barbera cartoon, not this piece of rubbish.
I'm jealous of Kyle for not knowing who JP is.
Same
I watched him sometimes when he made fun of weird new age trends. And then he descended into lunacy.
It's an "All in the Family" rip off. Archie Bunker without the love.
Without good writing, too.
Bill Maher calling this cartoon brilliant is the least surprising thing I’ve heard.
Except, he didn't...
When we thought it couldn't get worse than Reagan, along came Bush.
When we thought it couldn't get worse than Bush, along came Trump.
Never expect to reach the bottom with conservatives, because they always find a way to go even lower. It is almost - ALMOST - morbidly beautiful in this one true consistency of theirs.
Waldorf: There have been wars started over less than that.
Statler: You're wrong. Nothing's less than that.
If there wasn't laughtrack i wouldn't know it wants to be funny.
when you do laugh tracks on an animated series you know it's rough
Have you seen any Hanna-Barbera cartoons lately? A lot of them have laugh tracks.
You have to believe me when I say I was going to post a comment saying that Bill Maher would probably think this is great, and then Kyle read the rest of the article and... jesus christ. Nothing is unpredictable about these people anymore.
Bill Maher’s “Brilliant” was a quote for a previous show one of the writer’s worked on. They disclosed this in really small print on their website. Just pathetic
Yeah, things like that are starting to make me suspect this is some sort of parody. It's almost too good to be true
They're acting like South Park is somehow afraid of being offensive. South Park has always been an uncensored (with minor exceptions that they use metaphor to get around) show, that is simultaneously offensive, "woke", intelligent, stupid, AND ACTUALLY HILARIOUS at the same time. South Park is still all of those things... we don't need some wannabe conservative show. Watch South Park Seasons 22-26 and the specials if you think South Park is holding back nowadays or some shit.
Why was the kid being accused of influencing the black dudes daughter? He literally just arrived! Why did they make the black man angry?! Oh yeah, nevermind. Of course they did...
I'm not a leftist and I love edgy humor...but that was just straight garbage.
That's... really fucking embarrassing. I'd try to erase every trace of ever being associated with it if I was one of the ding dongs who worked on this
But Elon is so proud, he puts his useless character into it just to show he participated in that cringe fest.
It makes Velma look watchable.
Waldorf: Those guys out there sure are taking a beating on this show.
Statler: It's hard to feel sorry for 'em. We take a beating _every_ show.
_(Both laugh)_
This is based on "All in the Family" and they are doing a piss poor job. Who would have thought? 🤔
The theme song is also painfully AI generated.
I just picture Krystal in the kitchen making lunch, hearing “you wanna identify as a helicopter bro” over and over in the room next door
This is the right wings "Velma"
Many on The Left donlt like Velma also.
@@htruman exactly what I'm saying. This is the right wings Velma
@@TheMcstevester Oh sorry about that.
@@htruman all G gangsta
Velma might like a right wing parody of left wingers
The irony too is that the audience they're trying to appeal to will not watch this because it has a nonbinary character. Just like how homophobes came out and said they wouldn't watch Mr. Birchum because it has a gay character.
There's no such thing as intentional "conservative humor"; it's all accidental irony & self-owning risibility. Larry Elder, Jesse Lee Peterson, Greg Gutfeld, & Elon Musk on the same stage in the same rip-off of South Park is enough to make anyone with even half a brain & a sense of humor want to puke.