It gets me too. His delivery is pristine 💖

Haha yaaah

I actually laughed out loud. I used to work on Capitol Hill

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@@sleepyotter 'Supposedly', if you ever have a government or some sort of legal problem, you can call your Senator or Congressman for help or to complain and get your voice heard. This can be just for you personally or for a group. If it's a group thing and enough people do the same, 'supposedly' things will change. Your representatives are there to serve you. Supposedly.

Absolutely! 😂😂

Yes, that's called by the experts "observational comedy", but the catch is not everyone is very good at it, and in order to flourish as an observational comic, you have to have your routine down tight and refined. Most of these "woken" young breed comedians suck at observational humor because they're spending most of their time on their phones and not analyzing the environment around them, hence all the woken comedian material stems from online news stories and arguments with strangers on social media. Nate is one of the last of a dying breed of true observational comics who doesn't need online influence or "wokeness" to make his shows a success.

ok ​@@pablot-r9402

Storytelling as an art. He mastered that class. He has a PhD in it.

​@@pablot-r9402How did you manage to turn this into another rant about "woke"? Talk about irrelevant. 🙄

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The same here. I can't stop quoting him. People have no idea who he is, that's why they don't laugh. Such a waste.

Right! I never saw that coming. 😂. He can somehow take the simplest kind of nothing that would ordinarily not give any of us a second's worth of pause and effortlessly morph it into the funniest thing we've ever heard in our lives, and we find ourselves laughing so hard that our eyes burst forth a waterfall of tears, our belly muscles seize up & cramp to the point of pain, and (just like Grandpa's 1956 pickup) we end up sputtering, coughing and trying to draw in air!! 😂😂😂

Valid point!

My favorite line too!

"You... don't even know what that statement means. " i love that line. ;) lol

Hilarious. I've watch this multiple times.

When I turned 18, I wanted to be able to open a checking account, so I needed a social security number... As a home birth, I'd never been registered; all my Mom had was a signed affidavit that I'd been born, which is supposed to get turned in to the state to _get_ a birth certificate... Mind you, the state I grew up in, had never questioned it... but I had to send away to get a birth certificate, & then use that to apply for a social... at 18, as a US born resident... The SS office looked at me like I was an extraterrestrial. Got my number assigned & was told the card would arrive in the mail. It didn't. Resolution? Pay for a "replacement" & submit _photo ID._ ... Easier said than done! Eventually, I was able to get the state of Colorado to issue me a photo ID based on my SS _number,_ my birth certificate, & elementary school records no one had been required to keep (they even survived a move & a fire, which together wiped out more than half their records from those years over a decade before). So _I paid for the "replacement" SS card,_ & showed my shiny new ID, & triple checked my mailing address... All set... No card. Third time, I went in & told them my mailing address was their office. "No, we send it to your home." 'No, we tried that, _twice._ Mail it here, I'll come pick it up.' ... Three weeks later, I get the call: My Social Security card is at their office! (The person who called was _very_ puzzled by this.) I go to pick it up, & they say "No, we mail it to your home." I explain. They say that can't be right... I look at their windowed, formica-topped counter, & point _through_ it, at where an envelope rack _would theoretically sit._ Pointing down at some unseen row of papers I feel sure reside there, I said "I've already gotten the call that it's here. Could you please _check_ & see if there's an envelope addressed to me, under O - or possibly misfiled under S?" The lady looks down at the stuff in front of her, flips through some papers, pauses, flips through some more, _looks up at me pointedly,_ then says "I have to go check with my manager." They grab an envelope, walk away from the counter, & have a brief unheard conversation with a _lot_ of hand waving, which concluded with their supervisor throwing both hands in the air. They come back to the counter, & say "You know, we don't usually do this..." & hand me my Social Security card. The next week, we had a new postal carrier. Fun fact, Colorado has since changed their requirements, such that I would no longer be able to get that ID, with the documents available. It would literally be easier for me to get a _fake_ identity, than to replace the proof of my actual identity. Just a few generations ago, the ancestors of most US citizens immigrated to this country with little more than a _name_ (& sometimes even those were replaced with something the immigration officer could spell). Now, even for those who've been here our whole lives, it can be maddeningly hard to prove our identities! *_Fingerprints? DNA?_* Sure, those identify us with enough certainty to put us in prison for a crime, but they're not enough ID to open an account with; if we want to go to school or rent a stand-up scooter, we'd better have _our papers in order!_

Yes!

Makes me hysterical every time😂

- But they're not the same - But they're the same

That is my favorite joke of his. I could watch it 100 times! 😂😂😂

I know..the delivery...!!

calm down. it was funny but damn

@@stoneyjonez You can eff off. Don't tell me how to feel

I also think of this joke often which is how you know a joke is really good. It just randomly pops in your head from time to time and you you start grinning.

@@islahartel9304 Yes! And I can't TELL it, but the concept is hilarious to me.

Even if you get shot, it’s your fault. 😂😂

The irony in that line. Clearly, he said he argued about it a second time when she woke up in the morning. Therefore, it would not be one fell swoop. I don't think a lot of people caught that. He could have paused and said, "or did it? Whatever, doesn't matter" 😂

@@el_duderino_manhaha I think he also meant to mock his wife one last time by using it based on her idea of what one fell swoop meant.

😂😂😂 I love that "fell swoop" bit. I just love his method. Very dead pan, he doesn't laugh at his own jokes, he just stands there...😅

LeAnne Morgan

OMG, yes!😳🤣 I promise, I laughed so hard at this joke 🤣 Especially the way he delivered it.

frustrated me to think about 😂

Spot on

Yes! An issue my husband and I have ALL the time. He's the one who answers things ass backwards though. Drives me insane lol

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I agree. I was talking about that to a friend this week. It’s actually a lot harder, and thus far more clever and ultimately funnier, to write jokes that aren’t mean or offensive. I think it’s because when the joke is mean, you don’t see yourself in it (no one thinks they are a bully and no one will admit they are the victim of a bully-or at least if they do, they won’t find it a joking matter). But when the joke isn’t cruel, when it lacks a bully or a victim, you can imagine the situation with you in it so it becomes funnier.

Funny is hot.

As a straight man, when I found out he was a good golfer I was like, damn dude, look at you. Funny and a stick!

Yes

Yes!!!

mrs bargsatze your son is my favorite comedian!

He’s so adorable!!

He's classic

I don't think that sarcasm is what he's going for. His humor is very self-deprecating and relatable. He might exaggerate sometimes, but I don't think he uses sarcasm to get laughs. I think one of the reasons he is so popular is that his humor is clean, and it has a southern charm to it. Daniel Tosh, David Cross, and even Kathleen Madigan are naturally sarcastic, to their advantage. I suppose the most sarcastic comedian would be Bill Murray, but he doesn't do stand up, I don't think.

Yeah, He's very deadpan, though I wouldn't call it sarcasm

@@kalevala29Nate is cute( voice and persona), Bill Murray is disgusting looking to me., I can’t stand him.

He's hosting SNL tonight.

You gotta try hard to seem like you're not trying. That's a compliment!

💯 that right there is correctly observed

Stop lying. Your stomach is not hurting. People over exaggerate for likes is the most pathetic thing humans do right now.

@@whatjake7898 wow, you sound fun

but they match right? lol

It's a nice change of pace, there are few comics that do/did it. My favorite was Norm Macdonald. I just discovered this guy and he has a great delivery which makes mundane things funny.

@@itsalwayssomething7490 He was a great one. RIP Norm

Your comment is 75% insightful, 25% perceptive. Mine is 100% sarcasm.

Are you saying his content sucks?

@@sandpiper9288 not at all, his content is great. Few comics could pull it off and be anywhere near as funny as him

I’m sorry you’re having a painful time and I hope you stay strong ❤️

@@katieking7231 thank you ❤️

Hang in there beautiful lady! Don’t you love how humor can get us through those days 😇

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This is my husband and I. I’ll say I’m going out back to blow bubbles for the dog. And he goes, you can’t. It’s supposed to hail.

I just watched his new one hour special on Netflix. I laughed so much my face hurt.

​@@debgordon6542i🎉oo🎉😂😊

We deserve it!

He's hosting SNL tonight!

I love that!😂

I agree completely! Definitely 2 of the best and the fact that I feel comfortable listening to them with my daughter is truly loved and appreciated ❤️

In one of Nate's interviews i saw him say that Brian Regan was the first comic he saw who really blew his mind and made him want to be a comic.

Dennis Regan is just as good as his brother Brian

Tim Hawkins is great too

@@kylenielsen5341 By coincidence, just saw Brian in Torrington, Conn. last night. His opener was Joe Zimmerman, the same guy who I saw open for Nate. Again, just clean, funny, laugh-til-your-sides-hurt material. I'd estimate that the crowd ranged from 8 years old to 80s. A really fun evening for everybody.

I’ve watched some of his videos multiple times and I laugh every time like it’s the first time 😂

Saw him live last week. I've never in my life laughed so hard. My chest hurt after the show

It doesn’t matter how many times I have seen these bits. They are still funny!😂😂

Kevin James’ “Sweat the Small Stuff” special is great with being clean and hilarious.

@andreawebb1717 I loved that special! The car door handle thing was hilarious. "Cuh-cunk"

We appreciate it.

I’m trying very hard to appreciate it. I’m watching all of the vids on here.

It shows a real talent to extract so much juice out of what should be a fairly boring topic and story.

"He _cannot_ find out I go by Nate."

@Kyle Nielsen That's a great point. If most of us tried to make a joke out of that, it would fall flat, if the idea to find humor even occurred in the first place.

me too

Good choice. He’s a blessing.😂❤🎉😅

Thats New Math!

I've seen & heard Nate's wife Laura in his podcast. She seems like a cool person like him.

You go! He's a super coping mechanism. Have a great night.

not rare at all, you just have to look for it. plenty of famous and up and coming

Way to recklessly and wantonly spread lies on the internet about the non existence of clean comedy. Shame on you

Love that about his work! Life is funny all on its own.

Mmm N egg mi kiii

I'll

Yes, have you watched Brian Regan? He’s also hilarious and clean.

Ripping his shirt off? What comedians have you been watching.

They had Covid in '84 HA HA HA

I hope you are well now, Andria

What was wrong with you?

I introduced my mom to Nate while she was in the hospital

👏👏👏🎉🎉happy for you !!

Many well wishes going out to you

Not unusual for men

@ReasonablySerious Women think men age handsomely because they're not attracted to people younger than they are. Men complain about women aging because they want girls who are too young for them but are on the same level mentally.

I really wish 1 person really reacted like it was a major spoiler

All observational comedy is silly and insightful...

We were going to watch it tonight. Ruined.

I never saw it lol

I knew he was dead in the first 5 minutes.. he never spoke to anyone but the kid

Oh he’d definitely find humor in the dictionary……it’s definitely in there

He's hosting SNL tonight.

Totally agree. 😅😂

You’re funny

What is core math?

Lmfao.

Ju

There's a really good Facebook fan-group. Worth looking at if you're on social media!

Nateland Podcast.

thanks for the heads up. I didn't know this guy until a few days ago, I'm loving his videos now

My favorite...in the parking lot. ....uh, Olivia?

The dead horse joke made me pull over one day because I was laughing so hard thinking I was gonna crash. Had me literally crying

You know they lay down to sleep, right?

I saw an ad for his comedy special before a KZfaq video and have been watching him since. He's hilarious! I'm very grateful for that ad.

He's hosting SNL tonight. The Halloween episode.

​@@dougstevenson1503apparently I have never seen a horse sleep before.

That still remains my fvaorite set from him ..., it's like that first love ..., u just dnt forget. That was the first i heard from him and since then, he's become my favorite comedian. The rest are super though!!

I just found him a couple days ago. Since then I've been watching his videos on and off in one fell swoop.

He has a new special coming out on Amazon Prime on the 31st just to let you know.

A friend recommended him to me years ago, but for some reason it didn’t click. Now I’m 30, and the “having given up” delivery style he does is just perfect. 😅

You tell her that women don't know what tools are.

hEx KeY

It must be wild now that he’s done snl he’s blown up. People on Tik tok talk about him now. I think he has no where to go but up ⬆️ 😂

I love it when he suddenly gets fired up about things 😂

Check out Brad Upton

Same

Discovered him yesterday 09.04.23? I've been binging since.

Same here! Just today! He's so funny!

Shocking. A professional comedian that sells out auditoriums makes you "literally" laugh. How does one not "literally" do ANYTHING? "I literally baked a cake." "Really? I only bake cakes metaphorically."

@@tc1817 were you angry when you wrote this

@@gamehardy Nope. Just telling an idiot how stupid his comment is.

​@@tc1817 Sounds like you've a firm grip of what "literally" means. As does the guy who used it, and he used it correctly. Why not pick on the people who abuse the word? For example; "I literally died when I read your grumpy response." : )

@@betweentheripples8847 I asked how people CANNOT literally do ANYTHING. intentionally used it the way the original post uses it. People laugh at comedians all the time. Literally.

How bout Brian Regan haha

It reminds me of that wonderful quiz game show Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?

True. LOL.

My brother spotted him at the Lincoln Memorial, approached him, and whoever Nate was with insisted on taking a picture for my brother. Nate and his friend were so nice!

His podcast is hilarious

That one got me haha

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😂😂😂