he gets no respect...

Yep, I binge on the comedy of both Rodney Dangerfield and Don Rickles on KZfaq !

I mean this guy is legendary and all, but Bernie Mac does his exact technique sometimes and is just as good. He’s the king for a reason. This guy is just really good at working a crowd with a joke every 2 seconds.(I know the video is edited but he pretty much is just as fast) But in the end that’s all he does. I didn’t even know people liked him like that. But after reading these comments I guess people like him. But it gets boring after 10min

Beetleguise was inspired by him!!

@Fatman_162x. Comparing Bernie Mac to Rodney Dangerfield…. now that’s funny !

there are some great one-liner comedians, but they simply haven't got the delivery that Rodney had. The straightening of the tie was always so funny! The mentioning of his doctor, Dr. Vinny Boombats, was great! What a quack HE was! hahaha!

Joey Coco Diaz

@@alexwebb932 Joey wishes.

Rocky Laporte

And the signature red tie.

Some of the funniest people are the most depressed. It's a coping mechanism of sorts. RIP Rodney, one of the greatest.

I saw a documentary about him. Wow, he had a rough childhood. He turned his sadness into laughs, but sometimes I hear a few of his jokes, I just feel sorry for him.

Yes

Absolutely. There are always kernels of truth in comedy. Comedy was therapeutic for him you can tell.

@@darrensiegel6651 that's true about him and other great comedians and what about the local people we know. Those around us who always make Wise cracks always like to joke around lifing other people's spirits up? Could that be a sign of hiding or coping with their own sadness and depression? I can see that in myself too always trying to make other people crack up when you notice that they're sad and they could use a little pick me up. Give us a sense of worth and enjoyment when you see other people laugh. And you see so many people have their own different ways of laughing. I always like enjoy watching them with the different ways they crack up when I make them laugh

"I was so ugly, when I was born the doctor slapped my mother."

@@jesuguru2394: I was waiting for this joke in the video compilation. When it didn't appear, I looked for it in the comments. At least you got the joke.

That on really caught me off guard., I had a mouth full of coffee that went everywhere, but down my throat. What a mess. Thank you Rodney. It was definitely worth it. 😎

yep

That's what I'm talking about true genius if he can make Johnny Carson laugh holsterically that's all need to be said about how good he was.

He was the best miss him so much

One of them anyway

I saw him live once, I'm sure we all heard the same jokes before, but people were rolling in the aisles anyway. It was his delivery. Once he got the crowd laughing they couldn't stop.

AMEN

Rodney the best

You said that right !!

True he is unique and has a real genius at this style of humor & insights into human nature.

He was the funniest man ever!!!!RIP

One of a kind! No duplicates! The best!

Took the words right out of my mouth! His one liners are hilarious but his delivery made the act

Best at one liners

@@stevendavidoff5168 and then the tie-fix is his staple 🤣. Ur right, one-liners are freakin genius.

For one liners I prefer Henny Youngman, no disrespect to Rodney he’s funny as hell. ( Just realized he gets no respect) didn’t do that intentionally.

Henry young man!!!!!, Not funny ! At all!!!!!!!!!......

I find Geechy Guy funny with one liners also however, he can be focused on the mature side and dirty beyond anything Rodney said.

Ohhh ... Hell Yeah, we had it good! ... even when I talk to my grandkids, they are shocked about how fun it was, and especially how we got more bang for our buck, and much else. Love this guy, Rodney!

Born to late

Often imitated. , NEVER duplicated . What " stress" relievers . Always made your laugh after a shitty day . Laughter helps relieve many ailments

I did...I was SOOOO born in the right era. I enjoyed Johnny Carson on TV for 15 years before he retired. He was GOLDEN!

@@efrainelsanchosanchez3139 misspelled latte.

Yes he, s quick and fast. I hate jokes 8 chapters long!

Yes he was very much so Thank you 😊

He was master of the one liner. Inspiration to many a comic

@@maryannemelenka9250 í ok I'll

Yes

I never saw Rodney live, and I regret it so much. Saw Kinnison twice in Rochester NY….extraordinary. I go to see Gilbert any time he is near where I am. Saw him at Carolines in the big city……just incredible.

Yup, he was one of a kind, life was just brutal to him but he just kept on plugging away; man that's inspirational! Did see him live in 89 and he was unstoppable, not only worked with the crowd but he was just brutal to the hecklers....it was great. If you're going to heckle a comedian Rodney should be your last choice.

Agreed and I wish today's comedians were funny. Most modern Comics are too afraid of offending the snowflakes and therefore can't tell a good joke.

@@robertschiffler555 , I would be the kind of person that would roast everyone, left, right, middle, AND fringe alike, you know, if I had a sense of humor and if comedy clubs were not so uptight.

Buddy Jacket and Shecky Green.

Zoloft has got nothing on Dangerfield😏.

Totally agree haha. Hope Hope feeling better : )

@@daverandall6352 😏So far.

@@noahpartic7586 Glad to hear my man 💪

This is true...y mother never breastfeed me she said she just wanted to be friends..omg..I fell out of my chair...he was the greatest..rapid fire delivery may he rest in peace Rodney 🙏.

love rodney most comediens suffer depression

Dr. Hook yodel

I'd never be able to trust anything Rodney says if I had met him! Haha

Good to know that he was friendly in person.

He was testing his new material.

No late George Carlin for you. 😅

amen

They should put fountain sprinklers in the forehead of that statue.

Happy 100 to Rodney!

I'll never forget his Triple Lindy.

Statue would be awesome. But the Democrats would tier it down.

With Rodney's luck, he'd get the equivalent of the "Scary Lucy" bronze statue.

Carson had a lot of comedians on, but Rodney was his favorite. Just watch Johnny smile.

Greatest ever. And it's weird that so few people get that fact. He still doesn't get, yes, the respect he should get.

Totally agree 👍

Absolutely...he is hands down the G.O.A.T.

I miss him

This is why they exist, thank God

@@DrJ-hx7wv yes sir Walter, nobody can touch his insanity and delivery.

I woke up crying from the pain. I'm now laughing and feel like I can get through another day. Thanks Rodney.

@Dominick. Understand. At same point now 2022 but laughing. 👏🙏🙂💗📽️

@@blueskye6372 Rodney is/was a national treasure who makes me crack up when I needed it the most.

Awesome!

Happened to me at live Bill Cosby show. Can I even admit to liking Cosby today?

@@yourmanufacturingguru001 yes you absolutely can.

I went by his grave it’s in Westwood by U.C.L.A. On his marker it says there goes the neighborhood. Marilyn Monroe is there too.

My cheeks and abs were never as sore from laughing as they were after seeing Rodney Dangerfield at a live theatre performance.

These are on TV. His Vegas show was a bit racier.

Or meaness . He lambasted yours truly!😛

And hilarious

Is very tough to accomplish

He was vulgar, just no coarse language

The wonderful Phyllis Diller was very much the same. Just a constant stream of jokes

@@psions555 by

I also loved Gilbert Gottfried.

The counter opposite to Steven Wright.

That is so True... Just like Robin Williams... Man do we ever miss them.

Couldn’t wait to see the Johnny Carson show….stayed up just to see who would be on!

I was 7 the first time Dad let me stay up and Rodney on Carson..if he was on I was up til Rodney did his set and the couch. I didn't get most of the jokes but it was seeing my Dad laugh... happy Birthday Rodney, thank you Dad

Got to have a min or 2 on M's most tal team EVER who just swept by tarnished Domers after leading both games 2-0!!

Why make up lies on the internet

@@GigaBoost "I tell you I'm fine now but last week I was in rough shape, I had to lie on the internet just to get likes"

@@GigaBoost LOL

You don't get no respect either.

liz conn - That was cheap!..

Everyone knew " No Respect " Dr Vinny Boombatz , How Ugly ? How Fat ? Those characteristic eyes !! I'd would laugh when you knew HE was holding back a laugh . Rodney , I am certain you are still at it .Thank You and RIP .

different eras, same cadence and joke style but always seems fresh

I agree, he wasn't that funny when he started out, and just got better and better. Louis CK is the same, he was a comedian for years and was pretty ordinary, then he hit his stride and really took off.

I watched this over a hundred times 100th times

@@premanadi You're exactly right. He did get much better as time went on.

"Whaddya mean, heaven's full?". 😅

He tells that one on u tube but instead of sweater he says her bra!

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Yes I remember that joke and I am pretty certain I also saw it here on the tube in the past few years

I just heard it on his album "Rappin' Rodney" where he says a "dress" was in the backseat. It's @1:58 minutes.

My favorite is...my wife is so fridged, when she spreads her legs the furnace kicks in.

To your second sentence, I'd bet you get more laughter per minute from Rodney than anyone else. Simply because like you said, less story telling, word play, more punch lines. You have to pay good attention because he's so fast with his humor. Love 'em!

I only wish I could have met him & told him he made me laugh from the first time I ever heard him speak, and I'm still laughing at every joke. His delivery was perfect!!!

Rodney was one of the very greatest! Listening to this video, though, I think there's something missing. The ACT! There's something special to be had in the flow of his routine, that doesn't come through in these disconnected jokes.

You can't teach sweat..." now THAT -- my friend-- is FUNNY! Mr. Dangerfield would award HIGH MARKS 2 YOU 4 that 1!!!! Gregg Oreo long beach ca

His look had a lot to do with it also.

One of the greats of the greatest ever ☝️😆

You nailed it!

He even took a 12 year break. Then when he returned, he was more than ready!

Saw him live at the orphium theater in omaha in 1983. Greatest show.

I saw him early 80s... Did he do "my tie for a kiss"routine?

I HEARD SOMEONE MENTION HE SAW RODNEY LIVE. PEOPLE WERE THROWING JOINTS ON STAGE. RODNEY PICKED UP THE BIGGEST JOINT AND SMOKED IT FOR THE REMAINING 45 MINUTES!!

I'm so glad I grew up listening to this man. They just don't make them like that anymore that's for sure😟 Rest in Peace Rodney...you were truly one of a kind♥️

"I tell ya Johnny blind dates aren't good either. Last week I went on a blind date and the girl showed up wearing pigtails, under her arms"

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i HOPE WE SEE ANOTHER IN OUR LIFETIME mITCH HEDBERG WAS A KILLWE

He was also king of the two-punchline joke. And the second was usually funnier than the first...

@@slamhound58 so true like a1-2 punch

very true.

Cool, you got to be very proud

Rickles was a bore. Rodney was sublime.

Amen

I liked Rickles too, he could cut with words with perfect precision.

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Amen to THAT😂🤣😂‼️. I totally agree!!

Red Skeleton was a favorite.

I knew he wasn't a professional the knife had butter on it.

Joydrops!❤

God made Rodney special so we could laugh at ourselves!

EVERY comedian ever is funnier than this guy.

@@bradsaelens692 and so are you

Try seeing him in the lobby of a UES skyscriper in his robe either walking to the NYHRC across the street, Catch A Rising Star (where Chris Rock even mentioned it), and with his tour bus.

A time when comedians were actually funny and Rodney was right up there

And the guy running the suicide hotline who put him on hold.

Andy Kaufman played Boombatz on Rodney’s TV show. He was awesome!

Nah it's Ted Knight's Judge character from Caddyshack