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I know right, everytime.... Like I just cracked up reading your comment cause I pictured his face 😂😂

Sitting right next to the mf

"Just stop son, stop"

I always preferred killing them softly as a kid but I’m appreciating this one more and more every year

“Yes mother fker you do look Chinese”

Amen. Great start to the day, eating pancakes and watching this classic. :D

This and Killin em Softly are his two best specials for sure

NEVER!

Ahhh I missed it. He only came once right? I did see Chris Rock when he came to Rochester

Many people think differently recently. I wonder what you think?

@@jonenih because people can no longer laugh at themselves. I've always said when you lose the ability to do that, your F'ed. Thank goodness I'm not there. Yet

@@the44118 he's still active, and considering the times we're all unfortunate enough to live in, that's quite a feat. He's remained true to himself and honest with his audience. With all things considered, that's at least a feat that deserves respect and consideration. it isn't that folks don't know his predecessors, or have forgotten them.

@@Loonaticx He didn't really stay true to himself though, did he. He pretty much did everything his old self would hate, since coming back. Cosying up to every famous person in Hollywood, making everything a race issue, dropping 50 specials just to make money. His comedy in this special is vastly different to what he does nowadays. It was a kind of nerdy and interesting. Now, he tries to pain himself as some revolutionary poor black dude that made it out of the ghetto, when both his parents were college professors in Washington.

@@the44118 lol great list in your previous comment btw. It's missing who I'd probably consider the riskiest comedian ever, Doug Stanhope, although people like Sacha Baron Cohen and Patrice would give him a run for his money.

What is wrong with that?

Yes indeed, that commercial was from the 70’s I remember clearly watching it as itt would make me a bit sad

@@John-209 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@Evy42 it made me sad too

@@Evy42 funny fact about that commercial. The Italian actor playing the native American. Actually took on that identity.

His comedy has become more wise, just as he has.

@@the44118 Na its just more my kind of humor. Pretty much all his older stuff is top tier for me. Most of the newer stuff is ok and funny here and there.

@@henriklarssen1331 he's getting very political, and whilst I appreciate he's trying to use his platform for change, and I really do respect that, it's not why I watch comedy.

Hi..911?? How are ya?

Ehh he was. I can't stand with him anymore, as much as I want to

Ahh, dropping the Cosby kids off at the pool...nice. 💩