Dice looks like bill maher dressing as dice for halloween

MTV banning Dice was actually a pivotal moment for MTV. It's when they began to change from a revolutionary, anti-establishment channel to the tame, safe corporate channel it is today.

Back at the height of his career I did a small concrete job for dice. He was the nicest guy you could ever meet. He is very naturally funny. I was a huge fan, when he found that out, he came out to talk to me in character. It was one of the highlights of my life.

I was a young kid in the 80's. This guy blew my mind with the things he said. His poems are legendary. Little miss Muffet sat on her tuffet eating her curds and way. Along came a spider, who sat down beside her and said "whats in the bowl, bitch" - absolutely killed me. Dice is a legend.

I like how they booked Dice Clay, and then were shocked that he was Dice Clay. 😂😂😂

I love how MTV doesn't exist anymore.

80s/90s comedy was fierce, competitive and creative. Everyone had a lane

People either hate or love him. No matter what, he always has a special place in my heart. I mean, he's the dice man for crying out loud.

The best moment in this clip to me is when Dice looks over at Jamie and says ”Eddie?” Nothing could be more Dice than that!..😅

"They banned me from MTV for life.....I'm not even a singer." - Dice

His unapologetic dark humor comedic style was what made him great. While everyone else was doing safe sets, Andrew was killing it doing his own original comedy. And the MTV ban just enhanced his mystique. Best thing to happen imo.

I saw Dice back in the mid 90s at Westbury and after the show my buddy and I went around the side of the building where we saw his Limo parked it was roped off so nobody could get to it about 100 feet away. Anyway were standing there waiting to see him walk out the doors and when he finally does I yell HEY DICE !! He had his hand on the Limo door about to get in but as soon as he heard me he stopped getting in the Limo and turned his head to see who was calling his name and he closes the Limo door and took the time to walk over to us and said Hey you guys want autographs. He was very nice to us and took the time to say Hi to his fans instead of being one of those arrogant celerities who can't be bothered with the regular people. It's a moment I will never forget for the rest of my life even though it was only 5 minutes of one day of my life. Thanks Dice ! You the man ! - Jay.

Being banned from mtv is a badge of honor nowadays.

I find it hilarious he still dresses like this

I havent laughed so hard in such a long time. What a great interview. 😂😂

I saw Clay in Vegas. He absolutely killed. What a legend.

Dice sold out madison square garden back in 1990. First comic ever to do that. Like him or not, he's a comic legend 💯

"Andrew Dice Clay is a Pioneer and a True legend of Comedy" ---Andrew Dice Clay

The man is still funny even when he’s not trying to be.

Ford Fairlane was actually an entertaining film. I remember buying his double casette album at Tower Records way back in the day. Thanks Dice for all the laughs back then...

Andrew has lived the Dice persona for 40+ years. That’s dedication to the role.

"Nobody fucks with Dice. Dice does the fucking " Entourage quote to Johnny Drama 😂😂😂

The Day the Laughter Died is still an amazing comedy album. Legend.

I remember the first time I ever saw Dice was on HBO on Rodney Dangerfield's show featuring new comics sometime in the mid 1980's. Nobody outside of the comedy club inner circles knew who he was, and I had never heard of him. He comes on stage in a leather jacket, a doesn't say a word for 5 minutes, just does mannerisms with his unlit cigarette. First thing he says are the opening words to the Little Miss Muffet nursery rhyme. When he gets to "along came a spider and sat beside her and said........... What's in the bowl bitch?", it was hilarious, because it was fresh, but mostly because of the timing and the delivery. He then ended with a bit where Al Pacino, John Travolta, Eric Roberts, and Sly Stallone are roasting marshmallows around a campfire, and his impressions of each were pretty good, and the bit worked. It was a funny abbreviated set. Of course, his career took off, and the act became extremely boring and juvenile to me, as did the almost moronic chanting along by drunk overgrown adolescents, but I don't begrudge him cashing in on the wave of fame of how hot his act became. It made comics like Gilbert Godfried's parodies of him extremely funny as well. I always thought in real life Clay was a thoughtful and decent guy, and he has legitimate acting talent along with a creative comedic mind.

Dice is one of only a handful of comedians that I laugh upon seeing him everytime 🤣

Dice exclaiming, calling Jaime “Eddie” was perfect 😂

One of the greats. I recited all his jokes as a teenager.

His the real story teller , I feel like I’m there when all this was happening.

i got to see the Dice man on a random night at the comedy store as a surprise guest. He walked up to the stage and lit a cig. took 2 long drags of it and put it down. Pulled out a little weed pipe and lights up a bowl. Picks the cigarette back up and starts talking, "60 years. 60 god damned years old..." My grandfather, who never got into raunchy stuff couldn't stop laughing the entire set and neither could anyone else in the room. 1 of the best to ever do it fr.

'You can be a teardrop or a tidal wave'--great stuff 🎲🎲 3:54 Wow. Just...

Hey Joe, where is the full episode of this interview with the living Legend Andrew Dice Clay? Is it only available on Spotify? Thanks.

Ford Failane is a great movie. Way underrated

when I was a kid years ago I bumped into "Dice" out front of a comedy shop in Hollywood. I stupidly asked him if he was from NY.... He said (in a heavy NY accent) "NO, I'M FROM SWEDEN. You had to be there.

Dice is a damn LEGEND! One of my favorite comedians. I even loved the Adventures of Ford Fairlane. Yes I said it.

As a woman, I appreciate his jokes and humour!

Speaks to Dick Clark's character that he was angry at the set but still defended Dice's position as a performer.

I worked in a store in Brooklyn back in the late 80s, my store manager dated Andrew sister. He used to come in once in awhile. What you see in the interview is exactly how he is in real life.

Great interview love these dice storys

Joe giggling like a little child is hilarioous

He needs a Netflix special. I'd love to see the outrage from the perpetually offended crowd.

Why is this interview so fascinating?? I wasn’t a Dice fan but now I am-Joe is the King of interviews

He's a timecapsule of a freer place. The younger generations need to have a look at his work.

A Living Legend In Hip Hop! I grew up on Dice and he was that dude

I'm sitting here watching on Spotify and have to come back just to say, it's worth listening just for Dice trolling Jamie throughout the podcast by purposely calling him different names.

Comedy NEEDS Dice now more than ever. Society has ceded far too much ground to the professionally offended amongst us.

All hail the Dice Man. The world needs him today more than ever.

i've never actually seen a dice act, but I love watching his interviews.

My dad's favorite comedian. Wish he was still around to see this video

Ford Fairlane is a classic. Still holds up today.

I cant believe my parent let me watch his stand up as a kid😂😂😂😂😂

This whole FN interview was fantastic and then it gets to the point where Dice calls young Jamie “Eddie”! Hahaha Damn Dice…don’t ever change brother. 😂

Not even Henry Winkler still wears the jacket...lol

He was the man in the days. Wonderful time to be in my twenties back then, watching him. No one else like him.

I rock with you Dice! This a great interview just you and Joe talking shit an laughter 😂

Dice and Sam Kennison. Kings of comedy in the days!

I didn't think Andrew was still alive. What a blast from the past. This made my day.

we need A Dice Clay to make a comeback and teach this generation how to chill the F&/%$ out

"you wanna please me? Wash my fucking dishes"..!! 😂😂😂

Such a nice down to earth guy. We totally clicked when I met him backstage in Phoenix (I’m from the same area in Brooklyn he’s from - Sheapshead Bay).

Good to see Anthony Cumia back on JRE

Discovered Dice from Joe when he was talking about him on one of his podcasts. Mentioned “The Day The Laughter Died” stayed up all night listening to it and it’s probably my favorite stand up album.

I love Dice, cracks me up everytime. Whats making me laugh even more rite now is Joe's laughs like Dice laugh. Joe is the man. Funny stuff

I was a DJ at Bobby McGees. Restaurants and bars. Kitchen staff bought me his first album "cassette" . Loved it. Became a huge fan.

I love listening to Dice tell stories.

Andrew Dice Clay is like that weird kid in school that dresses like his favorite band. Except his favorite band is him.

Saw Dice at the Palace of Auburn Hills in his prime. One guy one mic and and arena of fans going APESHIT over the nursery rhymes. I’ll never forget it , god bless the Diceman

I remember watching this video awards show. My mother had come in and sat down and I asked me what I was watching. Before I could even answer, Dice started the nursery rhymes. I know it was lowbrow, but I loved The adventures of Ford Fairlane. Granted I was probably 14 or 15 when it came out.

00:57 I almost spit my drink out 😂

One of the craziest funniest most off the wall character ever created. The Dice Man!! ❤

I ❤ Dice so much for his confidence and his will to survive. I could listen to another 2 hours of his stories. This guy has so many! Thank you and I truly wish you all the health you need brother. LISTEN TO JOE K ❤❤

Thankfully, I got to see Dice four times. So incredibly funny.

Andrew Clay creating Dice was the smartest move the world ever seen. It's insanely pathetic but as an act it's brilliant. The humor behind his raucous persona. Acting classless, tasteless broadened the subject matter that can be said. If you only had the balls to aim for it. This guy had it. I never talk like that ever in my life or thought like that but I definitely can find the humourous irony in his sketch and can agree with his point.

All I can think of is that line where he's falling of the building and says "MY HAIR!"😅😂

I remember listening to a couple of his cd's my grandpa had back in the 90s before he would take me and my brother to school. The funniest stuff i've ever heard up till that point by far

I was so excited when i saw the thumbnail, i thought it was an interview with Danny John Jules.

I still have the Diceman Cometh from the HBO broadcast on VHS

Ahhhhh the Dice man, my brother had all his albums when I was younger... Dudes probably the reason my humor is the way it is today, what a legend

The Diceman - what a hero. He always kept me in stitches - still does.

Straight outta Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn!! NYC. Legend 😎

The dice man ,that's taking me back to my teen years , love them

Listening to Dice on walkman headphones around 89'-90 on a school trip to Boston laughing my pre-teen ass off!

We watched a recent standup of his on Showtime probably 8-9 years ago we haven’t laughed so hard since then. He didn’t lose his touch. It was vulgar and offensive and we loved it because it was funny AF.

Loved this pod. Dice Man is legendary!! Hilarious AF

His act was pure genius. A fifties greaser dude changing nursery rhymes into dirty prose would have been to close to the sixties to be appreciated and you wouldn’t dare try his act today. But, it was spectacular for the moment in time he performed.

Clay tells it like he sees it..a legend...

Joe's laugh noises are hilarious. MiyayYyii ThrppfSttt

5:41 what sound did Joe do here? Lol 😂😂😂

Every few years I watch "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane" and it still holds up. Damn funny movie!

I would have never thought he would have lived this long.

Someone is getting through something hard right now because you've got their back. Nice work.

Dice is the reason I fell in love with stand up comedy, much respect Dice Man, The Adventures of Ford Fairlaine was one my favorite movies as a kid 💯💯

Clay is what Vin Diesel is gonna look like in 25 years or so.

An authentic comedian, a rare thing.

The Diceman showing up to a sit down interview wearing the fingerless gloves is like Mike Tyson interviewing, wearing boxing gloves.

“In the multiverse. In the multiverse.” That killed me

He was great in Blue Jasmine 💙

Dice is the greatest! This is amazing, thank you.

I remember seeing Dice's act in the 80s. He was definitely unique...I loved how he trolled the world.

Man, how time has changed him. Went from looking like your typical mobster hit man, to the old school Jew at Synagogue with that bald head and those telescope lens glasses. One of the best comedians of all time though. I remember getting Dice when I was 12 or 13 and listening to it over and over to the point I remembered every word verbatim.

Dick Clark wasn't trying to "stop" him, he was trying to save him.