Best comedian.

Auto Donk · 04-29-20, 06:22 PM

SBR_Guest_Pro · 04-29-20, 08:06 PM

ehhhh, tough competition out there for best comedian

DABOOK · 04-30-20, 05:04 PM

slewfan · 04-30-20, 05:25 PM

Originally posted by DABOOK

Seen this guy. Was pretty funny . I liked Burr. He yells too much and lately has bowed down and became too politically correct. Happens to alot of them. Depaolo is not afraid of anyone.

beavis13 · 04-30-20, 05:30 PM

Maybe not the best, but my favorite.

b1slickguy · 04-30-20, 11:22 PM

PharaohUB · 05-01-20, 12:05 AM

Is Nick Dipaulo the dude from Staten Island? That guy doesn't have nearly enough material to be considered in this category. I've watched like 10 different shows of him and it's just the same material over and over again.

Bill burr/Dave Chapelle/Daniel Tosh pre-tv show.

PharaohUB · 05-01-20, 12:28 AM

Originally posted by slewfan

https://youtu.be/6aIdNexGjw0?t=2293

Not who I thought it was. Pretty good so far. Thanks.

hehfest · 05-01-20, 01:47 AM

Louie Anderson but he's deceased.

TheMetsSuck · 05-01-20, 07:01 AM

Joey Diaz or Bill Burr

BigJay · 05-01-20, 11:31 AM

Bill Hicks died in his early 30s in the 90s. His stuff is great. Google him if you get a chance.

One of his appearances on Letterman actually got censored. After he died Letterman has his mom on the show and aired the censored set in full.

ChuckyTheGoat · 05-01-20, 01:09 PM

Originally posted by hehfest

Louie Anderson but he's deceased.

Not deceased. Age 67. You'd think he was dead, based on his wt, but still going.

Saw him in Palace Station casino few years back. Had to chance to compliment him, told him he was a funny guy. He did look super-lonely, was just banging away at a slot machine.

ChuckyTheGoat · 05-01-20, 01:12 PM

Originally posted by BigJay

Bill Hicks died in his early 30s in the 90s. His stuff is great. Google him if you get a chance.

One of his appearances on Letterman actually got censored. After he died Letterman has his mom on the show and aired the censored set in full.

The modern comedians (like Joe Rogan) talk about Hicks w/ reverance. Hicks didn't care about appeasing anyone. Just spoke + let it stick, to be respected.

ChuckyTheGoat · 05-01-20, 01:13 PM

I vote for 1) Patton Oswalt and 2) Bill Burr.

I don't think people realize how hard it is to come up w/ an hour of material that will fly. Like a rock band, you just run out of ideas.

BigJay · 05-01-20, 02:08 PM

Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat

The modern comedians (like Joe Rogan) talk about Hicks w/ reverance. Hicks didn't care about appeasing anyone. Just spoke + let it stick, to be respected.

My first year in college in 1991 I saw Bill Hicks in Austin. Mind blowing stuff. Very thought provoking and funny as hell.

I’ve seen Eddie Murphy - late 80s - in his prime as well as Chappell about 4 or 5 years ago. He was right up there with Chappell. I’d love to see how his career would have turned out if not for his early death.

mtneer1212 · 05-01-20, 02:16 PM

My all-time favorite was Rodney Dangerfield, but my current two are Ron White and Anthony Jeselnik.

Auto Donk · 05-01-20, 02:16 PM

went to see kevin hart in vegas, wasn't really expecting that much, but wife and I were laughing so hard it hurt..... f'n hysterical.... eddie in his prime was great, as well.... grew up on redd foxx/richard pryor hbo specials in the 70s on hbo....

carlin was great at times too.... burr awesome..... we're lucky to have/have had all these mo fos.....

KVB · 05-01-20, 02:19 PM

BigJay · 05-01-20, 03:24 PM

Originally posted by KVB

That was from the Raw tour in 87 I believe. I saw it with a friend when we were sophomores in high school. Sold out 18k basketball arena. Insane atmosphere.

Not sure any comedian has ever been hotter than Eddie was at that point in history.

KVB · 05-01-20, 03:27 PM

Originally posted by BigJay

That was from the Raw tour in 87 I believe. I saw it with a friend when we were sophomores in high school. Sold out 18k basketball arena. Insane atmosphere.

Not sure any comedian has ever been hotter than Eddie was at that point in history.

Yeah, he seemed like such a natural.

Like the beatles to modern music or Michael Jackson to performances, there's a little bit of Eddie in a lot of comediens mentioned above.

slewfan · 05-01-20, 04:20 PM

Jimmy Carrs “laughing and Joking” on Youtube was another great show.

SBR_Guest_Pro · 05-01-20, 05:31 PM

Originally posted by Auto Donk

went to see kevin hart in vegas, wasn't really expecting that much, but wife and I were laughing so hard it hurt..... f'n hysterical.... eddie in his prime was great, as well.... grew up on redd foxx/richard pryor hbo specials in the 70s on hbo....

carlin was great at times too.... burr awesome..... we're lucky to have/have had all these mo fos.....

when did you turn black?

HockeyRocks · 05-02-20, 07:25 AM

Rodney Dangerfield

George Carlin

Robin Williams

King tut · 05-02-20, 07:36 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XC3Hc-rAkk Best Ever watch this