Now THERE'S an episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee 🤣

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​@@user-eb4xs5ws6wor maybe Comedians in Cars Self-Soothing by Rubbing Each Other Off

also, in terms of "traditional masculinity", Jerry represents a man-child. His obsession with cereal, superman, being a performing artist / actor etc. In the 90s, guys talking about the same "masculinity" would have called him homophobic slurs for being a fancy boy. The lack of self-awareness is amazing.

god your right he is so like jordan peterson ..the supremacy is just revolting and then the crying is unbearable to watch ..the complete lack of compassion for anyone except themselves

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i think its dementia

what does dominant masculinity even mean - i would say it never existed- is crying over trump being convicted dominant masculinity - i heard cons say trump is the only one who ever stood up for them - why does a grown man need some one to stand up to them - i never want any one to stand up for me - i take full responsibility for my life - cons are a bunch of cucks for trump - weak men not dominant at all

It must be a single man tear.

"Where have all the tops gone?"

He’s a big fan of the hierarchy

He seems to be a 70 year old man pining for the good old days.

​@@Balon-Breakspear Big fan of lowering the age of consent as well, or so I hear people saying.

What's wrong with that

​@@teresaamanfu7408 To partially steal a bit from Chapo, his childhood was probably spent locked in his bedroom from the outside, only given a set of Lincoln logs, GI Joe's (the old big ones) and a case of pop tarts and that explains both his formative years, his personality, and his obvious hatred of humanity in general. And honestly, we wouldn't even care about any of that shit if he was funny.

i am 65 and i do not think the past was better - i love living in a time with computers, internet, cell phones , streaming tv - all people having rights - my childhood was not better -

Kind of. But young people, teens, can also be reactionary. It’s actually more of (sexual) insecurity. Fear of losing a «superior» position over others that has been common then or in the recent past. Aka anti-feminist, anti-queer, anti-vegan, racist, pro-police and all that. It’s not that they miss how material conditions used to be in their lived past, it’s that they cling onto social orders that oppress some other type of individual.

@@wuxin5847 You are a fairly noteworthy exception. The problem is less tech-related and more these people being nostalgic for an age in which the standards were lower when it came to the industries they got big under. Jerry was a famous celebrity during an era when the competition for "respectable" (in the definition of the FCC) comedians were really nonexistent. Got by off supremely lowered expectations. Now with the age of the Internet these old dogs are now being forced to Compete for once in their lives and they HATE it. They got used to being "Special", and now that they aren't, the "good ol' days" seem amazing. It's not their fault for failing to adapt, it's Society's fault for "not realizing how special these guys are."

“Back when my parents racism defined the world and kept me safe from confusion and growth”

Liberals want to live in the future Conservatives want to live in the past

I still remember reading that the show was a depiction of four textbook narcissists, and that they reflected the narcissism of their audience back at them. That was Charles Derber's book, "The Pursuit of Attention: Power and Ego in everyday life". He wrote it over twenty years ago, but its basic premise still holds up well.

He would find that hilarious. That line may be used in a future interview by him. We want strong leaders who are committed. Whether male or female. Toxic masculinity is no better or worse than toxic femininity. Its just a stupid slogan. He was just making a nostalgic comment about the past and how it related to his movie of the same era and the hierarchy (as the leaders and bosses were portrayed in the movie). You kinds of missed that it sounds like. You need to get out more from your bubble.

Never could stand Seinfeld, the guy just rubbed me the wrong way. More annoying than funny, I think I was seeing the inner persona.

​@BDub2024 LOL. Plug that heirarchy! No one understands him. Just as no one understands you! ;-)

@@yishnir Go to the source and listen what he said about his film. Nothing wrong with a hierarchy. Its how a society operates, otherwise its chaos. And ultimately, we then get a dictator who just takes over and imposes his/her own hierarchy. That podcast is a waste of time. Don't allow yourself to be hyped up by this sort of tripe. You're being manipulated.

Have we learned nothing from the lobsters?!?!

We need strong men and women... He is centre left. But remember he was actually talking about his movie.

Literally frank from always sunny talking about the real rules of the road.

⁠​⁠@@Nicktals “She had no lips….but her mouth was still very much in play”

so a typical billionaire.

Maybe learned watching J. Peterson.

@@karlsantos peterson was my first thought as well after he started with the hierarchy nonsense. like is there even anybody else who uses that word for all that crap?

Like? ​@@babstra55

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Then she tweeted a Palestinian professor and author who was subsequently assassinated by the IDF along with his family.

Not that early but yea

Jeez... every comment I leave gets deleted

She tweeted and a professor was targeted recently

it's accusations in a mirror, which is incitement and a capital offence Based on the laws they're appealing to when they invoke "Antisemitism" Ask them to define their terms then hold them to the letter of their own laws by their own words ZeoNazis cant define Terrorism Ask me why

Elon said that black people should forget about slavery 😖

John Birch. It sounds like 1 out of 2 white people since the moment manifest destiny ideology took over their amazing brains.

As someone who watched his show, he DID have black people on his show. With that said, free Palestine

not sure. that is possible. maybe just more about all people not being uppity. all should have some shame.

You don't have to go as far as right as the John Birch mutants to find that fundamental racist predicate--blacks should stay down. Seinfeld is far-right but he isn't *that* far-right. I don't say that to simp for Jerry, just to give scale.

Your dad sounds like a solid kind of man, which is basically just being a good person. Being kind, generous, self-reflected, pro-social, warm, doing something for others, being a support, being able to express emotions healthily.

Exactly you're making Seinfeld's point. Its bizarre and weird how some of the other posters are critical of his comment. Strong and committed male and female leaders in society and active participants in society are vitally important. That is what strong masculinity/feminity is. Without a committed society with morals, ethics, commitment and compassion we create a vacuum and environment where dictatorships can take control.

​​@@BDub2024LOL. You're trying hard, but reality just keeps staying the same. As soon as you start talking about "strong masculinity" and "strong femininity" the rest of us hear, *Danger!* *Cultist Talking!*

Makes sense. If a man is secure in his own masculinity, he won't try to overcompensate or complain about other men not living up to his personal standards. He'll know exactly who he is and won't need to bend to the influence of others or vice versa

@@BDub2024 So just being a well adjusted human being?

His neighbor Newman was funnier

@@Ze_Moose If you haven't already, watch Toy Story 2. Wayne Knight (Newman) is funny as hell in it.

@@USS_SentinelHoly Shit I’ve never connected that, that was Neuman😂

I only started to have a sense that Jerry Seinfeld wasn't a nice person in real life when I was watching a few episodes of 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee'. One example would be the way he talked to/about the staff/server when they were at a cafe. Forgot which episode it was and/or who his guest was.

K31than - that's his amazballs observational humor. Gotta comment on servers that didn't sign up to be in his show.

It’s easy to think it’s real when you aren’t masculine at all and likely turn off any “real men”

He should know, being the phony that he is.

Because you know him so well?? ​@@user-pc3we6gf6j

Bro is wearing nike shox in 2024

@@WavesBland26 Pretty sure HE is not the bitter one!

Doubtful he drives himself unless it's to film his stupid coffee and car show

When the hierarchies were good, back in Royal Colonial England, no one’s horse neighed too loud and everyone was so happy that they got up to travel to work 15 miles away without as much as a peep. 🐎

Dumb comment. What government is seriously trying to combat that in America. Honestly. Who really tries to create employment. Who analyses the cause of it. What is driving it. I don't think people like you really care and seem so stuck into ideological thought that there is no practical solution in what you say. You just personally criticise people with different views and resort to slogans. Never actually address the issue.

Yes, IDF went way too far and the continual starving women and children that have nothing to do with this war is beyond words and logic. It will just fuel the next generation to take up arms against Isreal, and future jews will suffer because of their behaviour now. They need to seek peace, acknowledge their right to their land and be good neighbours. It is the only solution or this Karma will never cease.

Its the same as religious people going into hysterics to signal to others that theyre having a spiritual experience. Theyve already done all the hard work of making themselves out to be victims (which regardless of whether antisemitism on the whole is rising in the US, Weiss and Seinfeld are in no way "victims" in society), now all they have to do is validate their victimhood and conviction by making themselves cry for no reason. Its insane to watch the entire state/government of Israel use this tactic on the world stage, and every zionist in the US mimic it on an individual level.

It’s a disgusting country that rewards mediocrity

Not person- wealthy White Man

it's the sweet spot for reaching most audiences. not too cold, not too hot but just the right amount of lukewarm.

White Men who work hard for their wealth in order to be named the Wealthy White Man! THAT is the trick, in case you missed the plot!​@@darkcrystalmagik3369

At least he has a talent and seems a decent guy and fair minded. Moral and ethical. But who knows really. But he does support the weakest in society and is centre left. But look how influencers and only fans models go and how much money they get. Funny times.

You're wrong in suggesting Stern was considered a liberal in the 90s. He's moved to the left over the years.

@@billyconnelly3568Howard wasn’t considered a conservative then either . He upset the conservatives way more back then from his antics

​@@billyconnelly3568Stern was never a conservative, and neither was Carlin, but Stern has definitely always been a lib

If the women didn't want to be degraded they could have just turned down the check. Also they still have those shows around today and they definitely get more hits than MR lol

there were some episodes that were really funny - then there were ones that were not that funny - that is normal - you can like the show and still disagree with seinfeld - misogyny does not bother me because it is just a reflection of reality - that is how comedy works - you can not like something without triggered - being triggered is what right wing reactionaries do - we should not react like them -

True, but him and Mike Richards are seemingly on a similar plane on race.

Garry Shandling already did something similar to Seinfeld back in the 1980s with It's Garry Shandling's Show. Garry Shandling, a 30 something real life comedian, who is Jewish and a bit neurotic, plays himself in a sitcom where he lives alone in an apartment and has weird and wacky neighbors drop by and they have adventures in nothing. Sound familiar? But It's Garry Shandling's Show did break the fourth wall with the concept that the audience was watching Garry live his life and Shandling would address the audience a lot. But I always thought that David and Seinfeld took the basis of It's Garry Shandling's Show, that of a real life Jewish comedian living in an apartment and his friends/girlfriends/neighbors and removed all the out there elements and the crazier parts so it a more conventional sitcom.

@@GJT-bq3hrthe point is Jerry is also racist but at the same time not funny or talented either 😂

Larry David carried that show

He didn’t have time to get better as a comedian as he was always busy driving his girlfriend home from high school.

Alpha Male = Narcissist with toxic traits

9:35 so masculine..

Well, I think that's the root of the problem. He is not masculine but wants to be, and he blames it on society instead of himself.

Someone tell him Jordan Peterson already did this bit and bombed

Traditional masculinity allows for crying as long as they're righteous tears of rage and not just because your diap is full.

@@Uncanny_Mountain From now on, when the right starts navel-gazing, like they do most often -- the sort of stuff they're doing now -- "Pedersen and Seinfeld" are going to be sociologists or a Depression era comedy duo that I'm going to attribute all sorts of quotes to. "Well, don't forget Pedersen and Seinfeld's study about sunlight's effect on estrogen." "Ha -- that's like Pedersen and Seinfeld's bit about how Charles Lindbergh was the first social justice warrior!" It'll get better. Trolling the left and the right are VERY different projects: this is more of a "trolling the left" setup. Trolling the right involves lots of short declarative sentences, and giving nation-states genders. "Sudan will see to Trump's defeat of the corrupt Dims. Let us all salute her."

Yes, exactly. It's like how sociopaths pretend to be human by emulating emotions and it comes off weird. Seinfeld knows that it's favorable to cite those two people because others have done it and he's seen that, but he couldn't ever explain or understand why they are really so revered.

"I too am human." 🤖

@@billthebutcher2 ali was pro palestine and anti war so jerry would not like him -

Ali was Ali because of woke, a good interviewer would have said, "Cassius Clay? or you mean what he changed his name to, what he identified as, after dodging the draft and speaking out about that?"

@@teatime009 It sounds like you are criticizing wokeness. Are you living in a past time warp? A lot of jerks in the 60s still called him Clay back then, because they were jerks and refused to honor his name change. No one had to ask him why he changed his name because he told everyone loud and clear. As to dodging the draft, he was a conscientious objector, not a draft dodger, and the Supreme Court ultimately overturned his conviction for draft evasion. Had Ali been inducted to the military, he would have continued his athletic career; he would never have gone to war. Instead, his titles were stripped and he was not allowed to fight for four years the period of his top performance abilities.

Same thing with Joe Rogan, they use Ali as a prop to instill optical integrity

The thing is he couldn't amount to the dirt on Muhammad Ali's shoes.

Ali was pro palestine and anti war - he went to jail for refusing to be drafted - jerry would not like him

Ali said the n-word a lot, so maybe he was drawn to that

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Maybe he had a moment of self-awareness and realised this is where his life is at.

Exactly, in his time, he was one of the most detested people in America by those people who now use him as a shield. Same with MLK.

And he would have played along by deliberately referring to her as "Barry White".

@@user-pc3we6gf6jThat just made me think of his first Simpsons cameo. When Mayor Quimby introduced him as Larry White.

MA changed his name didn't he? I don't get your comment.

@@BDub2024 When Ali changed his name not everybody respected his wishes to be called Muhammad Ali and instead they called him by his birth name Cassius Clay, which he said was a slave name. The people who refused to call him Muhammad Ali were reactionaries and basically had the same freakout about his name change that people like Bari Weiss are having today about using peoples' preferred pronouns.

From The River That Seinfeld Cried To The Sea.

Actually both sides are hurting. It Hammas and Israel's government is to blame.

@@debraschnitzer8802 (In the wake of the Destruction of Alderaan) "Actually, both sides are hurting. It the Rebel Alliance and the Emperor is to blame."

thats the fault OF HAMAS not Israel

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Both of them are! Her questions are terrible. It’s like she didn’t prepare.

who is bari weiss - i am 65 years old i never heard of him

​@@wuxin5847her. Bari Weiss is the woman who interviewed Seinfeld in this video. She used to be known for a couple things. One, she doxxed pro Palestine professors in hopes of getting fired, possibly more. The other is when she was on the new York times, she tried her hardest to get fired in order to start up her career as a "victim of cancel culture". When they wouldn't fire her, she left and pretended that they were gonna fire her and that she was being "cancelled"

his stand up was bland -not edgy at all - so no one would object to it today -

@@wuxin5847 No one objected to it then either...other than that it was boring. Which is the same reason no one would like it today. "What's the deal with airline food???"

Except curb your enthusiasm stands a proof that Seinfeld is wrong about everything “wrong” in popular, emphasis on popular, culture. Aka, if you want to be a popular culture success, you have to be broadly popular. Which necessitates inclusivity. It’s not “wokeness” it’s capitalism and maximizing your audience

The guy worked his ass off with no help from anyone. People didn't pay him for being Jewish or for his good looks and despite how unfunny you think he is he tapped into something millions of people loved watching at time when people were watching "Home Improvement" and "Whos the Boss?" . No you can't compare it to raw comedy you see on Netflix 35 years later..

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@@nondescriptcat5620 👈 If you can't engage with the substance, you're the one who's coping.

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Good point.

I doubt they'd even dignify that with a response.

I guess if you want to take it charitably, he could have meant to be comedian you need a childlike sense of wonder and curiousity of the world.

He was actually crying for the persecution his people have faced, and by that I of course mean celebrities being mocked for being bloodthirsty demons (in the most crybaby way)

Of course it would be. He deserves enormous praise for doing that and going over to Israel. It shows his humanity. Its easy to chant slogans, abuse others you don't agree with... but to visit and help others with pain is an amazing thing to do. Of course it would be equally important for others that are sympathic to Palestinians to do the same. To actually go there and make a practical difference. But I understand the dangers they would face from all sides by being there. But you have to praise him for trying to make a difference.

@@BDub2024 No, I don't have to praise him for anything, he went over there to help launder the unnecessary pain and genocide being perpetrated by the fascist Israeli government.

@@BDub2024 I dont know what youre talking about, he went over there and held guns and did a little vanity tour. He pretended to have a deeply religious experience because hes a narcissist and it makes him feel good to mimic empathy. Nothing about him being there has anything to do with helping or engendering some sense of humanity.

@@Nick-cs4oc Honestly fitting given that Israel is the state where all the hollywood pedos run off to when they get caught. Thats the persecution "his people" are facing, not anything to do with judaism lol.

You're being kind. Seinfeld hasn't spoken to a blue collar worker his entire life.

Touche

Awesome that you became your own person!!!

Great point. I grew up watching movies like Too Wong Foo and Tootsie and I'm still a straight man. We ARE who we are.

@@richardvazquez3637 Working on it.

Your own personal experience doesn't change reality. What the science says is that there hasn't been a huge increase in male to female trans. What has changed dramatically is female to male and autistic to trans. These dramatic increases cannot be explained without a social media contagion theory. We've also seen a hugh increase in detransitioners. All this doesn't mean your experience isn't valid, it does mean trans identity is more complicated than trans activists would like us to believe. That's why Europe has put the brakes on puberty blockers for kids.

He seems a genuine guy for sure. But you never really know. It was a wonderful thing to go over to Israel and support families in their pain. Not many people in the entertainment industry make those hard calls. Most are happy to just avoid anything controversial and take the pay cheque.

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It wasn't a sudden onset. He now sees an opening to vent his reactionary views.

@@billyconnelly3568 yeah, I guess you’re right. He seemed to like the “hierarchy” when he was dating a 17-year-old.

I know right! «An agreed upon hierarchy» what the fuck does that even mean? Agreed upon by who? When? Every single hierarchy upheld by dominant classes and elites have ALWAYS been challanged and that has ALWAYS been for the better.

Reactionary and authoritarian

That sounds like something from Jordan Peterson to me.

and Ali was pro palestine too - he was a muslim

Relevance??? Ali he saw as a strong man. After all Seinfeld is centre left and was probably anti Viet war and anti Nixon I'm sure. But hierarchy is vitally important to a good running system. Without it, it creates an environment for a dictator to take control. Ultimately it is human nature that people are always looking for an opportunity to dominate others and take over control. A good legal system, strong police and effective governance helps prevent that.

@@BDub2024 lol...do some homework ffs. the pro-cop "hierarchy" fascists were with Joe Frazier ('strong man...lol) ...they depised Ali especially after he beat Frazier.

@@gattaca5911 I thought we were talking about Seinfelds film. What's your point? You're living in the past and complicating the most simple of discussions and trying to politicise things and rework history and therefore drive the future agenda on perceived wrongs of the past, that are wrongly analysed anyway. A lot of boxers hated Ali because he used racism to criticism other African american boxers. He was quite happy to use racism and his charisma to attack other fighters. But that is all irrelevant anyway. Seinfeld saw Ali as a man of his generation, which is a really normal thought of many americans. From all reports he was extraordinarily popular around the world. Seinfeld being centre left would have agreed with his anti war stance against fighting the North Viet communists. But its all irrelevant to what Seinfeld is saying. I reckon actually watching the interview and the purpose of it which was just a friendly chat about him and his movie. That's it. The Majority Report is just hyping it up and misleading people. The funny thing is that Seinfeld said the politicising of everything is ridiculous and hilarious.

@@BDub2024 lol....your take on "the past" is devoid of facts and recognition of what happened. crack a book ffs Ali was the most political figure of the time. Hated by all people trying to hold on to the supremacist "hierarchy" including Frazier. yes, thanks for making my point. Do some homework on Bari Weiss as well...she's not there for a friendly chat on movies...lol.

^this is it It all comes down the fact that he's not popular anymore.

Israel is one of the chillest places on the planet. It's an egalitarian society and one of the coolest places ever. There's 2 million Arabs living there with Israeli citizenship and they don't stay there because they have to. They don't even like people with a lot of money like they do here in the US in other places in the west. They value authenticity and just people who like peace. They don't care who you are or where you're from. They dont care if you're Arab if you're Jewish. There are people there from every country in the world. If you will start threatening to blow their country up then you're going to have a problem.but they are cool with everything else..most resilient chillest smartest people ever.

That's a dumb comment. You do realise there are a lot of Moslems, Arabs, Christians and other faiths living there. There are all races etc. Its now about the only place in the middle east where all faiths and races can live and prosper side by side.

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No risk bc of private security and the idf

​@@divad1818 Gotta keep the celebrities safe from those starving children as they're picking out their beachfront properties.

@tjenadonn6158 what's the problem with that?? Seriously. Wtf is the problem with that? There are billionaire Hamas leaders who stole everything from the Palestinians. I don't see you commenting about that. I wonder why? Could it be because the Palestinian leaders aren't Jews?? Abu Marzuk is a Hamas senior leader with about $3 billionaire and many others with billions each, flying around in private jets perpetuating the war for their own financial gain while they remain in hiding in Qatar like cowards. They eat caviar and stay in 5 star hotels.. more hasbara right? Where did they get all that money? Did you make one peep about it?? Naaaaah. Didn't think so. Seinfeld is terrible though! Just like a Nazi!

@tjenadonn6158 as long as the Palestinian leaders have billions upon billions of dollars living in Qatar in 5 star hotels eating caviar while the kids starve it's all good. Do you make a peep? Naaaaah. More hasbara right? But Seinfeld made a billion dollars with a crappy show millions loved so he's the evil one.

He's explaining how he grew up... He's not saying we should be like that today. He's pretty effing mild... I mean, hate his politics and his personality all you like! But don't lie about what he's saying

the 60s were super woke - civil rights protests, anti war protests - women having sexual freedom - the counter culture etc - jerry has no idea what he is talking about - i grew up in the 60s and 70s so i know this first hand

@@JackAShepherd bs - i am 65 years old - the 60s and 70s were super woke - so jerry is fing liar - you have no idea what you are talking about - just another numskull typing on the internet

He said he misses the "agreed upon" hierarchies and that the lack of them causes road rage. He's prescribing, not describing.

Its ok for sure, as he was talking about his movie. The interview was to spruik his movie. Do you really want to live 65 years in the past. Really? He doesn't live in the past, and you criticise him for it? Really? He would find your comment hilarious. As he said everything is political now. He is a comedian and entertainer. He wants to do a movie nostalgic about the 60s. So what? For the past 50 years there has been a huge number of tv shows and movies about the 60s. First time, I've heard someone criticised for being nostalgic. You must really hate American Graffitti, or Happy Days.. etc... Its so silly what you're saying and Seinfeld even predicted it in his interview.

the 60s were super woke - the past cons talk about never existed -people have always been liberal - it is only the rich and powerful that were conservative - the 1920s - 1950s were stuper woke - cons have always been the minority - even cons in their private life are liberal - it is only when they are into politics that they spout this cons crap

Naw. Staler and Waldorf were actually funny.

😂😂😂😂

That just feels to me a tad too much an opinion of convenience now that Seinfeld is peddling all this boomer outrage, pro-israel, cancel culture, whatnot right wing bullshit. It's convenient to say he was never funny because he's deplorable now. Bill Maher also used to have funny jokes every show. Sure, not all of them landed, and there was always a boomer undercurrent somewhere but it was often very funny. Now that he's become and old man yelling at cloud everybody's saying he's never been funny. Stopped watching and following him long time ago now but I wouldn't be surprised if he was still coming up with some hilarious stuff in his show. Probably couldn't enjoy it amidst all the garbage but that's another thing.

​@@orlandoshaw9503 Thank you.

​@@coosoorlogI think they have both become too old, bitter and out of touch to be funny, Maher has writers who are most likely responsible for anything funny he says, since that's usually only in the monologue or occasionally in the new rule segment

all fascists are bottoms.

We will never allow that hierarchy to return

Dumb comment. Only a sociopath wouldn't feel heartbroken about what the families are experiencing in Israel. And of course also heartbroken about Gaza. And yet you mock it. What kind of twisted comment is that. the world needs less shouting over, slogans and hate and more humanity.

Oh yeaaaa 😂 Jerry is the epitome of masculinity.

I wish he had displayed that dominant masculinity by being overly misogynistic to Bari Waste's face.

@Bruelax :: George had his moments ... sometimes very funny. Kramer was very, very annoying. No one wants people barging in their home without knocking. Everyone who watched this show was waiting for Frank !

Everyone made that show, including Jerry, including, equally importantly, the guest characters and actors

@@cliffgaither shrinkage, eating an eclair out of the garbage, Kramer was just a sleazy get rich quick scheme guy no bottom

I only know him because of the joke in the 80s movie Better Off Dead, where the two Asian guys are always trying to race the main character. "Two brothers. One speaks no English. The other learned English by watching the Wide World of Sports. So tell me what's worse? Speaking no English at all, or speaking Howard Cossell?"

Seinfeld is more centre left. Jordan Peterson is very popular and I actually think his views will date well. But what comes around goes around. What is seen as progressive can be seen as regressive and vice versa. But as Seinfeld said everything now becomes so political. He was in the end spruiking his movie and talking about how the movie was about his nostalgia for the era. Like many other tv shows and movies... Yet people are triggered. That is seriously weird that people can't see a movie interview for what it was and trying to turn it into an us vs them argument. Democrats vs Republicans... except he is a Democrat.

​​@@BDub2024Jordie "Humans evolved from lobsters and benzos are healthier than vegetables" Peterson won't age well at all. My brother has a Masters in Social Work and he says that everyone in the psych departments at both top level universities he attended called Jordie "Kermit the Fraud." Outside of the right wing and other people's who have completely detached from reality he's not taken the least bit seriously.

@@tjenadonn6158 Dumb comment. Funny how you resort to personal insults, abuse and shouting over people. Its so typical. I think you've just brought into a fad. I suggest in 20 years time your kids, grandkids will scratch their head and say "why did you think there were 100 genders". "Why are all these female sporting records set by males and now have an asterisk against them.". Because he presents intellectual arguments and reasoning I think his positions will be able to be analysed and explained. Agreed or disagreed. But the ranting of activists will be considered quite bizarre. I just think you seem really manipulated by all these podcasts. I think source your own information. Its not us vs them. You don't boo your enemy. This is a society where views should be respected. I think you're so hyped up with indignation, your commonsense mind hasn't kicked in.

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once you notice forced audience sounds and the laugh track every few lines, it's really hard to watch. It seems like from another time, like black and white tv or something.

@fogcat5 It is from another time… I guess you mean it’s dated, which is definitely true in it’s presentation. But, a lot (not all) the topics, themes and jokes are still fairly funny / relatable (masturbation contest episode for example)

That sounds like such a silly and sexist storyline for a Lois Lane comic that it's 100% accurate

This is inaccurate, sorry

Seinfeld is clearly nuts nowadays, but he was instrumental to the success of the show. He even ran the show solo for the last few seasons - which are considered some of the most memorable episodes, with the highest viewing figures the show ever had.

@@user-mr9us6wx3r THANK YOU JFC... The post-Larry seasons were my favorite

Jerry’s a nut, but he did alot of heavy lifting in regard to running the show, that’s the accepted narrative anyway according from bts content.

seinfeld seeing comedy as "childish" explains why he's so bad at it.

no chance

Its an acquired taste for sure. But had funny moments for sure. But most people disagreed with you. So you're in the minority as I probably am. But I never liked MASH either and that's the most watched tv show of all time. He had a message for you in the interview when he talked about comedians and how to respond to critics. (he doesn't care). Seinfeld showed great humanity going to Israel. The criticism of him is bizarre. As he said everything is political and he just has no interest in it. He is interested in comedy and making people laugh, which you'd say he has largely succeeded. But its funny that he says people are too sensitive to the political, then you make a comment like you have. Hilarious.

@@BDub2024

I knew he was a jerk but i didnt expect he was one of those "I can't behave like a human being until I've had coffee" a-holes

Comedians in Cars with Coffee was a damn good show. And every great comedian possible was on it and were clearly excited to be on the show. The shows were very insightful with engaging conversations. Seinfeld came off as a prick sometimes but saying he's nothing wo Larry David is completely ridiculous.

Can't account for your poor taste!

I watched it few years ago as a suggested "classic" and he was the least funniest!

@@JackAShepherd

And that time is returning. Be happy about it.

@@martins3885 Just to confirm, you're advocating for white supremacy?

How much have they interacted in decades ? Heck Larry left the show early and the last season or two was pretty weak due to it .

@@matthewheywood8532 He has been on Curb

@@matthewheywood8532 He’s on the last season of Curb. They are definitely friends

Why? He'd probably just shit himself then look at the camera

Nevermind that actually sounds great

Or what he saw in Jerry Seinfeld in the first place.

His silence says it all

I think Jake Gyllenhaal 🥰😍🥰😍

Hmm that's interesting you perceived Malcolm X as masculine macho. I suppose in his youth/young adult. His "conversion" (would've occurred regardless of religious parameters) prison was a dramatic turning point that appeared to of redefined his masculinity w/greater introspection, insight, broader human compassion. And that beautiful strategic mind of his became even more efficient, dangerously effective in moving/waking up the masses. Macho masculinity doesn't produce that.

@@AZtea4UnME I was mocking Seinfoot... you may have missed the point. Now on Malcolm X, well you're welcomed to interpret _macho man_ as you wish, but in the 60s Malcolm X was not opposed to violence in self-defense, which scared the white establishment. _By any means necessary_ means exactly what it sounds like. Malcolm X is considered a forefather of the Black Panther Movement. You may want to sanitize Malcolm X in your revisionist history, but Malcolm was always had a beautiful stragic mind, regardless of his position on physically defending the lives of people in the Black communities of America. These behaviors are not mutually exclusive; a person can be introspective and be willing to use force to defend others. So why the term macho man? This isn't to establish a preference for this behavior, not the least of which is toxic masculinity. This was part and parcel about Seinfoot's use of icons like JFK and Ali. Seinfoot didn't reference these icons in a meaningful and insightful way. He was extolling their qualities in a shallow manner, as if to say that we no longer have masculine role models in society that young can use to guide them. So why would I call up the imagery of Malcolm X? This was done to call out Seinfoot's hypocrisy. Now, if Hairy Seinfoot wanted to focus on the civil rights positions these men took, he could've easily selected the obvious, i.e., MLK. But he didn't. Why? Because Seinfoot was making a superficial statement that is attacking today's men as lacking in the "macho" quality he's alluding to - this isn't about what I think of Malcolm X... that's kind of simplistic, and it's weird that you'd go there. Thus, I brought up Malcolm X to demonstrate Seinfoot's hypocrisy. What is obvious is that Seinfoot did not appreciate Ali in his time. Why? Because at the time Ali was hated by the white establishment. He opposed the Vietnam War, and he was a champion of civil rights. Did you hear Seinfoot say anything about Ali's political leanings? No. And for that matter, for his time, Cosell was as woke as they come. He was a staunch defender of Black athletes and civil right, but Seinfoot would never mentions this. Now bringing up JFK, why would he? JFK was a womanizer. He adhered to the US policy of containment while he was alive. He meddled in the affairs of countries in the far east and in Latin America. He did his part to destabilize the world. He is lauded for his civil rights positions, but he was not a good person in terms of his world view of American interventionalism and exceptionalims; so in essence, JFK was a macho man, but not in a good way. Again, this was intended to call out Seinfoot's hypocrisy, his superficial extolling of these icons for the sole intention of elevating his status by way of associating himself with these men.

@@commodoor6549 well holy sh*t GM/afternoon to you 2! Here goes 1. Yes I understood you were mocking S.F. 2.Yes I'm aware what "by any means necessary" means 3.I didn't know Malcolm X forefather BPM. But yeah makes sense. Ty 4.Sanitize?}No Revisionist? Lol I can't revise what I don't historically know * For my amusement I'm ascribing to you the voice of 1946 LooneyTunes Foghorn Leghorn who condescends to Miss Prissy * 5.Yup I said that, I agree 6.Behaviors aren't mutually exclusive}Yup I know 7.Use of term Macho Man? Ty 4 clarifying & yes it's a given S.F. shallow 8.ok you're hiliting yet again S.F. hypocrisy by contrasting to Malcolm X. Okey dokey got it S.F.'s shallow 9.Simple &: weird? Hmm yeah actually that's true but in the best kind of way 10.Yes it is obvious S.F. LITERALLY doesn't have the ability for introspection, self awareness so of course S.F. wouldn't propound Ali's, Malcolm's political activism equating to S.F.'s idea of masculinity. Yes he equates JFK's womanizing w/manly man sh*t & ty your correct JFK was a very bad man. P.S. you should look up Foghorns Leghorn's quotes. He's a real as*hole but he's really funny! Enjoy 😘

The strong silent type.

He was gay, Gary Cooper?

Strong Silent Jerry