odeerg riiiiight...

@odeerg - I love how you put "joking" in quotation marks, just to let us all know you're dumb enough to believe he's not joking about wanting to murder GL, even though Patton's actually one of the most literate fans of Star Wars I've ever heard talk about it and clearly loves the shit out of the movies, which wouldn't have been possible without George Lucas, so don't act like everybody lives by your crazy-hillbilly attitude. Some people are ACTUALLY joking when they say they are, and it's not motivated by genuine violent anger at another person for being too different.

this is the same patton oswald who ki.l*ed his wife and one month after her ''death'' was engaged to another women lol!!!!!

Well, he's basically doing the same thing here, himself, pointing out that someone else's version of how to do something is a recipe for failure. And in doing that he presumably thinks he's helping people watching the video. Classic survivorship bias. But maybe he's not that far off - maybe it's that you simply have to believe in yourself no matter what.

@@mansgottaeat2932 This is a lie. McNamara died in April 2016. Oswalt and Salenger got engaged in July 2017.

21 other Metric fans at least. Gonna relisten now.

Lol I never noticed that they sound similar

😂yes

"Our feelings don't care about your facts"

Ha!

Omg this remark is so on point 😭🤣

I'm sure that you've turned out more music than ever before! It's such a better place than keeping up with the audience. Especially since they themselves don't even know what they want half of the time.

I've made electronic/noise/glitch music for the greater part of the last decade and have never shown it to anyone in particular because I always made it for myself. It was never about money or fame for me, it was just something it did for fun and for my own artistic outlet. If people told me what they did and didn't like, or if I suddenly made lots of money off of it, it would never change my approach or whether I would decide to continue or stop. The moment you make art for others but completely neglect your own voice or enjoyment out of it, is the very the moment you kill your art and creative spirit.

And that's the first step! The next thing to do is figure out how and why music moves you. Figure out techniques they use and see if u think those techniques work for the type of music you play. Then, you are able to please the audience with your own voice. Because you're not only making music for yourself. You're sharing your voice with others, and you want them to enjoy it too. So never make what they want to hear, make what they didn't know they wanted to hear.

this is the same patton oswald who ki.l*ed his wife and one month after her ''death'' was engaged to another women lol!!!!!

@@mansgottaeat2932 You're an idiot, plain and simple.

SolarEXtract you will, just remember to be kind and patient with yourself

@@whatsherface444 thank you

Relatable, have a nice day

Drown it out with a louder, better, more loving voice - your own.

@@sammy.knucklesI like that idea. :)

The most important distinction is that the ugliness that is an obvious part of the world and our lives can be presented artistically and made anew, or made relatable or perhaps even beautiful in some twisted way. There is not a lot of happiness in the stories of Chekov, or Barthelme, or Cheever, or Lydia Davis. What exists in these works is an ambiguity or even a quotidian banality. I think to commiserate in understanding pain or ugliness is a vital human trait.

@@patrickmchugh4616 You are correct and those authors had to fight their way through a sea of despair, criticism, and abuse to write stories that show their side of life. Nothing wrong with telling it like it is, but to just sit by and criticize, belittle and mock the art, and the artist are the weapons of ignorance and jealousy. By telling the story of living a life of despair and you are creating. Standing next to the author and calling him 'shit' for his efforts is what i have commented on.

@@blackbird5634 Totally agree

I loved Local Color- great movie.

He and Sean Evans

But I think what's great about this is that it's more of just a conversation than an interview. They don't get these guests so they can promote something and make some profit, they do it so Sam can sit and just pick their brain for a few minutes.

@@noahmay7708 its interesting when actors are bombarded with the same interview format, even from someone as genuine and researched as sean evans, how a normal conversation w someone like sam whose actually interested in them as a person makes anyone fully open up and give real useful advice. not to take away from greats like sean or nardwuar

I prefer letting them talk to the Hollywood Reported trademarked interrupting every 6 seconds

how creative ;D

how about when he tried to dox those 16 year olds and called for violence against them because they were standing there with a smirk when some old man got in their face.... i was a fan of his before that

irony.. that's the fad in comedy right now he is talking about. its played out

this is the same patton oswald who ki.l*ed his wife and one month after her ''death'' was engaged to another women lol!!!!!

Great book. Really gave me the kick in the arse I needed.

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WalterLiddy u need to adopt some of tht ignorance of those unaware people. What helps me is thinking tht i might die tomorrow. Then i am able to break free of the self critic chains + do wht i want. Cos what if u died, it wld suck having to leave w/o testing all those good ideas or saying how u feel or trying tht thing u think abt

You've got to love the process in order to achieve something, if u get stuck on ur "lack of talent" you are not going to get anywhere, if you don't even like doing it then don't do it

Less blaming , more productivity

Save your victimhood for therapy. No one else buys that BS

@Agent 39 Yeah, I’m with you, Agent 39. I didn’t interpret the OP’s comment as slamming his parents or failing to take responsibility. It’s just a fact that our parents don’t want to see us fail and so they often counsel us to make safe choices. And sometimes it’s our job to say, “Hey, Dad (or Mom), I know you’re concerned about me, and I hear what you’re saying, but this is something I’ve got to do, and something I’m going to do, with or without your support.” It took me too many years to realize that my job as a good son was not to have my parents approve of every choice I made. I think I was 40 before I realized, “Wait a minute, this is MY life-why am I living it as if it’s not?”

😂"Shut the fuck up, and let me die in peace."

possibly...but it may have just been for his (Patton's) own benefit to be aware of how that was 'bad advice' given to another , and that he could recognize the need to ignore that type of criticism going forward

Usually a comedian in not one to do that, they note it and tell it on stage later. The one hope is that the kid hopefully realized that guy was a shit head and knew not to take it to hear.

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