"Hey, no long intro" Is one my favorite intros on this platform

"Every dad says that." And the kids rat him out, every single time.

Her pet peeves at the end were hilarious.

I gotta say, I really appreciate how you let the stand up play out as intended. You're absolutely right, comedians on the level of Carlin or Burr absolutely iron out their bits until they have the pacing and delivery down pat. They have a deliberate flow to how they want their jokes and stories to hit the audience, and too many times on other react channels, the reactor fucks it up by pausing to add their two cents. So I appreciate that about your channel. Take care and god bless.

"Just dont tell your mom i told you that" :) so many times i had this situation...

I've been watching your videos and you are amazing. I am so subbed to your channel. I absolutely love your thoughts on the subjects you watch but even more than that, the way you articulate them. You don't even have to tell people that you're an avid book reader - your vocabulary and choice of words in general, does that for you. You are an extremely intelligent person and your calm, serene demeanor makes listening to you, a pure joy to my years and brain. Also, I love your smile. PS: one of the things that give me the ick is when people drop items that make loud noises, on the floor. That's funny because I usually listen to music very loudly, but items being dropped just gives me the ick for some reason. As for books, The Invisible Man, The Time Machine and War Of The Worlds - all by H.G. Wells. Although, you might have probably read all 3 of them.

"No means no" is a good one.

Your reactions are by far my favorite. Your intelligence, logic and quest for more knowledge is a cool breath of fresh air to me. You interpretations are always right on the money. Thanks for your honest and refreshing point of view. The smile also helps.😉

"Most of the juice is gone from his tank." LMFAO! Hell, I'm 67 years old and have never heard it, but you can bet your ass I'll be repeating it! Love your channel!

The way you eyes lit up when he was talking about the toast. 😆 🤣

I used to have a rotweiler as well, and he would not have hurt a fly... but he did attack snow shovels for some reason... he was a rescue, so maybe a previous owner hurt him with a snow shovel? Anyway, good reaction as always, and you are right about comedians like Carlin and Burr, you need to let it flow as was intended! I read a lot of sci-fi, and I recommend the one I just finished : "The creature from beyond Infinity" by Henry Huttner

I had shivers down my spine when she talked about dirty fingers in the peanut butter jar... 😂😂😂

Best intro on all of KZfaq. Period. Great reaction and great insight as always 👍

Your laugh is perfection ^^ love the commentary.

I am loving Bill Burr. I had a wolf 🐺 but that was 15 years ago.

You said kids and dogs are alike and that aspect. You are right but there's even more, both kids and dogs look to the owner/parent for direction and learning the boundaries that are going to get them through their day-to-day life. That's why "no" is one of the most important words you can use with a child or a dog. This then creates the contrast that makes positive reinforcement so powerful.

You proved my pet theory. Cool people have cool dogs. :)

You have a wonderful smile. Thanks for the vids and Merry Christmas!

Great video!! This is one of my favorite Bill burr segments. I also like the Arnold Schwarzenegger gold diggers bit he does too because just similar to what you mentioned, he has a way of painting a picture, even if it's not conventional that makes ya think "He's making a good point" Thank you for the reaction this made my day

Great reaction video. The way you talk and reflect on the issue is pleasant and thought-provoking. Bill Burr makes a comedy out of things that are serious and he does it very intelligently. Thank you for pointing out how children also feed off of parents' energy. Very true. Hearing that you just read Idiot by Dostoevsky elevated my spirits. I'm from St. Petersburg and know Dostoevsky's great grandson who is 77 now. My favorite author.

Bill had to give up Cleo when his daughter was born because she wss getting too aggressive and unpredictable, so he sent her to live on some kind of farm. She died a few months ago . RIP Cleo.

Love your videos, keep them coming Please

I love Rottweilers! The puppies with the massive heads and tiny bodies are so adorable, jumping all over you and attacking you with kisses, so sweet!

Much love!

My dad filled my head with all his theories. Now I'm just like him! 😲

Great commentary, Love your reactions!

Your smile is the best!

Thanks for ALL the Great Videos.

Great reaction as always m'dear. Yeah I love Bill Burr. Probably my favorite comedian. Love this bit too. Anyway hope all is good with yah. Take care.

When I was young, one of my favourite books was 'Fluke' by James Herbert. I bought a new copy a few years ago which was totally spoiled by the cover art (a case of lost ambiguity). However, I still recommend it.

“Don’t tell your mother I said any of that shit” 🤣😂

He’s definitely one of the best comedians in the world 😂. All his specials are just ridiculously funny!

All jokes aside i listen to bills podcast like everyday at work, and now that he has kids hes a great dad. granted i hear this from his prospective, but he seems to have a great relationship with both of his kids

People dragging their feet when they walk gives me the ick. A fiction recommendation: A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles - one of my all time favourite books.

The way my roommate hung up towels on a hook gave me the ick

Love this channel.

Love Bill burr, I too would like to hear about his kids

i love your intros so much!

Marley and Me .. laughter and tears in equal measure.

Another dystopian future that I thought was close in time to George Orwell's 1984 but with a bit of a different take, was Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.

My fav book is 'The Stranger' by Camus...Also loved 'Candide' by Voltaire...

Great reaction, more Bill Burr

My father used to eat corn on the cob like it was his last meal (with dentures). As kids we would be grossed out but still laugh as kernels went flying in all directions around the dinner table & we would bob and weeve, as Clyde would say. Rottie's are so misunderstood because they look menacing but such great family dogs. Nothing like a little baby lying up against a Rottie.

Great reaction to a great skit 😄 Chomping of food REALLY gets my goat. It's so annoying. For books, I have three recommendations: Something Wicked This Way Comes - Ray Bradbury (Amazing coming of age tale) Only Forward - Michael Marshall Smith Stone - Adam Roberts (Amazing SciFi)

I enjoy your content, hooked

New to the channel. SUBSCRIBED!!! Keep leaning forward.

love your style, 🔥🔥

Hello, I like to say how refreshing is to see a young lady speak so beautifully, your knowledge and education does not ends with computers and books, I can see that you are also street smart, family oriented and open minded. Qualities that are very rare in young people this days. I just subscribed to your channel, love the content, time very well spent. Thank you

Probly the most underrated channel on KZfaq fr fr

Evrything about this channel hits for me!!

Great outtake on life and reaction to video. Don’t know how I recommended to your channel but you are a lively woman with a great personality and good sense of humor. Good to see in this world of crazy that we can laugh and enjoy. Great smile as well. Have a great day. God bless.

There is a couple of podcast of bill where he talks about his daughter!. Dude he's doing a good job cause, his daughter sounds very smart for her age!.

Dear lady, I love your no-long-intro policy... So refreshing!! Dogs - well animals generally - are pretty damn psychic. They pick up on your emotions and thoughts more than you think.

I absoluteley love watching this woman's videos.

One of my favorite books is "The Chocolate War." Fun book about a school fundraiser (among other things). The sequel is okay but not quite as good as the first one.

When people pick pickles out a jar with their bare fingers, fucking up the culture turning the brine cloudy. ICK!

Bill is someone you have to hear and get through. He doesn’t give himself enough credit for how well adjusted he is. A lot of his bit is for men though.

"No long intro" got my sub. Also, that smile makes me smile, it's infectious, even after a long day at work! Thank you for that 😃 PS- I have a Bullmastiff, he's a sweet, cuddly angel. 👼

He eventually had to give up the dog, once he had kids, because he wasn't able to get it trained well enough to be around babies. Sad, but Bill definitely seemed to learn a lot, and he definitely loved that dog.

Not been a fan of a lot of the Bill Burr I have seen up until now, but this was rather amusing. I whole-heartedly agree about not interrupting the flow of a comedic 'rant, so thank you for not doing that. The way a lot of good comedians manage to make you sit and think whilst making you laugh is, to me, a delight - two birds with one stone. I am sufficiently old and grumpy and hacked off with the world as it is I tend not to read non-fiction, but one I did read a short while ago I found interesting. The title eludes me, but the author was, I believe, Ben Rich and it was about his time at the Lockheed Skunk Works - I am sure a web search would turn it up! (And yes, I *am* being lazy in not doing so here)

John lunette is a very funny guy. I think that his best stand up was called I’m starving.he talks about himself most of the time and makes it hilarious. Other than comedy he also sings opera and was n a broadway play called hairspray. I’m sure your you heard of that play. He is also with George Carlin. R.I.P.

My uncle is a dog trainer the dog part is so true omg I know how he feels 😩

Just found you tonight. You are a lot of fun!!! :)

"Most of the juice is gone from his tank" I'm stealing it. :)

Yaaay a new video! This one should be good, Bill Burr always delivers. By the way, I have two reaction requests if that's okay. I'll link the exact title of them and the duration of the clips so you can find them easily on KZfaq. I'm hoping you haven't seen them and I would really love to see your reaction to them. First one: "Patrice O'Neal on sexual harrasment (Elephant In The Room)" which is 6 minutes and 37 seconds long. Second one: "Patrice O'Neal - Comedy Kings (Just For Laughs)" which is 7 minutes long. Thanks in advance and hope you have a great day :)

I like all her vids because she has the greatest intro ngl

Was trying to think of something that gives me the "ick", couldn't think of anything but people who hate other people or groups of people due to their own insecurities 🙃 This bit just made me want to get a dog again, he has an awesome presentation 🙂

Love your videos, hope the short intro doesnt scare ppl off :)

LOve all your videos. Short intro and very insightful. My favorite author is Daniel Suarez. You might appreciated him. His first two books; Daemons and Freedom tm are a set that must be read together and are amazing. It starts as a police type tale turns into a techno thriller and ends as a social commentary. The integral audio book version are available on Audible.

My wife flicks cigarette ashes in tha sink...I f**king hate it. 😤. So to pay her back I leave beard hairs in tha sink to piss her off😃

My employer has a Rottweiler female and it was only her size that intimidated me at first, BUT I have visited his home a few times for the sole purpose of time with her. She is hilarious and has her own personality that seems predictable. Also, she has a kitten in the household as a friend. I predict she would take your life if you attempted to hamr that kitten LOL

🧐🤔🙄I like how articulate you are, and how you view his comedy!!🎓I love that poster behind you!!👌🏾

Someone sticks their finger in my peanut butter its go time. If its their own whatever. Im not eating it. I had a dude i used to work with chewed with his mouth open and made smacking noises while eating , drove me nuts.

I have an "ick" circumstance for you. Not my own. I got it from a TV show called according to Jim. He hates the way his wife eats peaches. Chops it up into cubes and sticks toothpicks into each cube because as she says she can't have the juice touching her face. So at breakfast one morning "Jim" and her have a moment and he storms off to work. He tells her later it was just about the peaches. Later that night his wife wakes him up and asks was it really about the peaches. He says yes and she asks why he didn't want to talk about it. He says.... because he's a guy who likes to sleep instead of talking about summer fruit all night. He said he's upset in the moment and then the moment passes. 🤣🤣

Turner and Hooch old version with Tom Hanks.

Your clarity of thought drew me in and encouraged me to keep clicking on your videos, but finding out you have a Rottweiler convinced me to happily subscribe. 👍

My favorite fiction is "East of Eden" by John Steinbeck and "Foucault's Pendulum" by Umberto Eco. I'd recommend either of them.

You are amazing!

Bill Burr Redrocks . It's his most recent special on Netflix. He talks about his kids on there. He brings them onstage the special before that. I forget the name. He and Nia make a beautiful family. Bill is one of the only ones I could think of that comes close to Carlin.

Really enjoying your intelligent and articulate videos...new subscriber.🙂

Taylor Tomlinson, the stand up comedian once said in one of her bits "I wanna lick her heart". I would change heart to brain with No Protocol. A true scholar personality, my heart is trembling

Great reaction! Sadly he had to rehome the dog when his first daughter was born. There is a standup on that. I also recommend Louis CK when he talks about the time his dog ate chocolate. It's hilarious. The title is "Louis CK punches dog in the face to save it's life".

He talks a lot about his kids in newest special on netflix and about a new toaster haha

yo dude you cool af.. wishin you all the success in the world

When I was little and we just got our puppy rottie. I thought it was adorable when he would growl and bark as a puppy. From very early I’d get him to growl and bark at me before we would play. It was cute until we were outside and the dog was in the yard un-chained, and a lady was walking by with her kid in a stroller. My dog runs up as a 120lb grown Rottie and starts growling and barking at the lady. The lady and her kid froze and both started crying. I could see my dogs tail wagging and knew he just wanted to play but all the lady saw was a very large powerful angry dog barking at her and her baby. I felt so bad even as a small kid. It took my a long time to un-train this behavior. To this day that dog was the gentlest dog I have ever known.

I'd recommend George Carlin's "advertising and bullshit", my stomach hurts from laughter every time after watching it!

Jeff Dunham talking about his Prius dogs and kids is also hilarious.

Amo a Bill es buenisimo en lo que hace. Es el put@ AMO.

My go to will forever be Stephen King. You always hear about the well known novels but he has sooo much more out there, especially his latest. I’m always surprised to find out that people have no clue that a lot of his novels are in the same universe.

Great réaction

"Really the Blues" by Mezz Mezzrow and Bernard Wolfe. O.K. It's a biography. But I just know you'll love it. Give it a chance and make an old man happy! (playing on your sympathy).

the two unwashed fingers into the jar of peanut butter sounded extremely personal to you

12:10 this might be totally left field for you but re: fiction book recommendations I've been listening to early Raymond Chandler stories lately (Killer In The Rain short story collection specifically) and of course enjoyed the colourful dialog, rough character dynamic and 1930s LA setting that I knew him for from the movies but it was also kinda interesting to see how these stories evolved into the later works.

Conn Iggulden, Wilbur Smith, David Eddings, James Clavell and Bernard Cornwell. Just pick any first book from any of their book series's and it's a great reading moment.

What gives me the "Ick" is when people don't close their mouths when eating and than emits these loud and chomping sounds. At that point it is no longer a Ick for me and it becomes F'en Irritating.

Am born in Africa in East Africa. And I spend 12 years as marine in America. My dog we work together for 5 years. After am with marine. He also retired. Till now we lives together. I am a father of 3. I just want to if you can react to some of African

As the humble “servant” to two aging Pit Bulls, I can attest that everything Bill said about his dog is true. I had to have one of my dogs sent away for 8 weeks of intensive training. I’ve never given up on him and he was the best thing that could have happened, to me, at the time he came into my life. I do have to watch my temper around him, he is particularly sensitive to negative energy. I think you might appreciate the author Denton Welch. I recommend ‘I Left My Grandfather’s House” and ‘In Youth Is Pleasure’.

Book recommendation... Jack London's "Call of The Wild" springs to mind. 20-:

I think the dopamine hit we get from a good joke may have something to do with connections being made in the mind. Connections that could be: a realization, misdirection, pun, etc. there's typically an element of surprise or something unexpected. Comedic timing includes guiding someone's attention to a point where they are ready for a joke, but at the same time not revealing your hand too soon, otherwise it loses impact on the audience. To tell a good yarn you need to keep people's attention/imagination engaged.

I'll start by saying that I don't read books, however, I can recommend to you another Bret Easton Ellis book called The Rules of Attraction. I've only seen the movie of said book, the movie is one of my favourites, it's quite creative at times with how it's presented. I mention this book/movie also because it is somewhat in the same universe as American Psycho. Patrick Bateman's brother is the main focus of The Rules Of Attraction as a college kid, his name is Sean Bateman.