y'all really think Richard Pryor was funny?! because IDK!

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  • @kingcassius2586
    @kingcassius2586 Pƙed 4 dny +7

    It's hard to understand how funny Richard was after decades of comedians who followed his lead. It's like folks who find the Beatles overrated after hearing a thousand bands who were influenced by them. Whoever favorite comedians are (Patrice, Burr, Rock, Eddie, Martin, etc) their favorite comedian was no doubt Richard Pryor. He created the format in which comedians actually talk to the audience about real life experiences rather than just telling "take my wife, please" jokes.
    All performance art should be looked at in the perspective of chronological order.

  • @chillywillie6283
    @chillywillie6283 Pƙed 4 dny +6

    Richard Pryor’s best concert standup performance is called ‘Richard Pryor, Live in Concert’. That’s the one you should have watched.

  • @TGF25
    @TGF25 Pƙed 5 dny +9

    His best special was: "Richard Pryor: Live In Concert 1979!" That's his funniest special to me!

  • @TGF25
    @TGF25 Pƙed 5 dny +31

    This title is sooooo disrespectful!!!

    • @kingplaya6558
      @kingplaya6558 Pƙed 5 dny +4

      No it's not, would you rather she fake it?

    • @Kausion
      @Kausion Pƙed 5 dny +1

      Just because our thoughts and opinions dont align with each others doesnt mean theyre wrong less valued disrespectful etc if she dont think hes funny thats her opinion not everybody feels the same whether hes a comedy legend or not it is what it is,thats our right to have differences of opinion

  • @jiujitsujackson9831
    @jiujitsujackson9831 Pƙed 4 dny +4

    Richard Pryor live in concert 1979 has people losing their breath 😂

  • @cmcculloch1
    @cmcculloch1 Pƙed 5 dny +7

    RP was the GOAT ..... And I dont mean how some one else is the GOAT every 3 weeks on social media about something - he was the best to ever do this!

  • @russelljudkins3314
    @russelljudkins3314 Pƙed 5 dny +10

    Richard Pryor was very funny

  • @KneeJerkReactions13
    @KneeJerkReactions13 Pƙed 5 dny +3

    Man we used to get bootleg copies of sets on cassette tape. They didn't come around often so we listened to them a lot and appreciated their talent.

  • @entertainmenttelevision9257

    Rich is telling real life stories. If you never been through the drama you cant relate.Alot of new school cats cant relate..

  • @chidiumeh
    @chidiumeh Pƙed 5 dny +3

    The greatest.

  • @tkpadgett71
    @tkpadgett71 Pƙed 5 dny +3

    You have to go all the way back to the early 70's to really understand how funny Richard Pryor was as a comedian. His best work was in the 1970's. The 1980's was a horrible time for Richard Pryor after he set himself on fire freebasing cocaine in 1980. I hope you get a chance to check out one of his funniest movies "Which Way Is Up?'

    • @JayShara
      @JayShara  Pƙed 5 dny

      Oh wow! That’s wild!
      I’ll have to check that out, too.

    • @KneeJerkReactions13
      @KneeJerkReactions13 Pƙed 5 dny

      And Brewster's Millions with him and John Candy!

  • @gregdagoat2443
    @gregdagoat2443 Pƙed 4 dny +2

    You gotta see Scarface & The Godfather 1 & 2. Al Pacino masterclasses

  • @eastcoastaj5048
    @eastcoastaj5048 Pƙed 5 dny +2

    Ya goddamn right he's funny!

  • @Songfugel
    @Songfugel Pƙed 5 dny +1

    I know the title prolly is not really a question you want answers to, but I'll give one anyway.
    Simply put, sometimes. As a non-American with no experiences of friction or segregation with other races growing up, his stand up is not only hard to hear at times, but very hard to understand/relate to
    With that context, I always loved him more as a comedic actor, but was not a big fan of his stand up, while most others seem to be of the exact opposite opinion. At the time (and still do) loved George Carlin's stand up far better, since it was far more universally relatable and I never had any problems understanding what he was saying (even as a non-native speaker)
    Not to mention, I personally don't think his material aged that well when (again) compared to Carlin, and seems even harder to relate to these days than before
    Bernie Mac is an even more extreme example of the same thing, I loved him in some of the movies I saw him in, but I could barely make out any words from his stand up performances 😱
    Now after that rant, back to actually watching your reaction 😂

  • @Soundeagle3456
    @Soundeagle3456 Pƙed 3 dny

    prypor was old enough to remember the mafia, there's no mafia now.

  • @kingcassius2586
    @kingcassius2586 Pƙed 4 dny +2

    Watch THEE funniest movie ever. It's a 1977 Richard Pryor movie called Which Way Is Up?

    • @jamesgreenhow108
      @jamesgreenhow108 Pƙed 3 dny +1

      I was just about to mention that movie. Richard Pryor's comedy is relatable to a past generation. Pryor makes light about the problems in America GEN. X,Y,Z knew nothing about. Today you can only make so many jokes about a kid with a cellphone appendage.

  • @JohnIvoryMusic
    @JohnIvoryMusic Pƙed 3 dny

    You have to think, Richard Pryor didn't have much that others had to go off it. It may sound "regular" because he did it first. He created the wave for black comedians, so gotta think back then, all of this was new lol. He was the blueprint for modern black comedians basically

  • @quann06
    @quann06 Pƙed 5 dny +1

    I don’t watch much standup comedy at all. I get bored watching jokes for hours. I did watch Def Comedy Jam though. But I have never seen this show. I will say that I thought Richard Pryor had some funny lines in the movies he was in. I’m sure he improvised them in his scripts. He made me laugh.

  • @chocolate-teapot
    @chocolate-teapot Pƙed 3 dny

    You should watch him in stir crazy, that's a funny film

  • @jvguitarworks
    @jvguitarworks Pƙed 5 dny +1

    RP is the goat..

  • @dustieclipz2996
    @dustieclipz2996 Pƙed 4 dny +1

    Can you add Robin Harris - Partners In Crime stand up clip to your reaction list?

    • @dustieclipz2996
      @dustieclipz2996 Pƙed 3 dny

      He played the father on the first House Party movie.

  • @Kausion
    @Kausion Pƙed 5 dny

    Id like to suggest some movies Jay but can you be a little more specific as to which genre(if any)i have prob over 100 movie reaction requests so if you could be specific i can narrow them down 😂 you mean 80's,90's? & hood,action,thriller,crime,drama?

  • @RESPECTFULLY_YT
    @RESPECTFULLY_YT Pƙed 5 dny +3

    You said you watched High School Musical growing up, so it doesn't surprise me you don't get Richard Pryor humor 😂. Nah... he's funny, you just a 2000s baby.

    • @JayShara
      @JayShara  Pƙed 5 dny

      đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł *90’s

    • @RESPECTFULLY_YT
      @RESPECTFULLY_YT Pƙed 5 dny +1

      @@JayShara must be late 90s lol. Ain't no way you an early 90s baby

    • @LC-xn4dp
      @LC-xn4dp Pƙed 4 dny

      @@RESPECTFULLY_YTborn in the 80’s raised in the 90’s Richard Pryor was Meh!

  • @Bad-Hombre
    @Bad-Hombre Pƙed 4 dny

    Comedy is also personal and relatable. Not this skit was funny ass hell. But I also knew some, hmmm ppl in this world back in the day. And thou slightly exaggerated, it was spot on on the ppl I knew in those days. So it made it a funny bit. I'm also of an other generation. And it a world that you might not know. Witch is good for you not being familiar with the under world.

  • @BlindGirlMadness_78
    @BlindGirlMadness_78 Pƙed 5 dny +1

    Lol, why are certain people upset because she doesn’t think that the clips she watched are funny, music, comedy and other things are subjective. It’s her opinion, I’m sure some of your favorite comedians people don’t think are funny and some of the music you like people don’t like, once again it’s her opinion and she has that right.

    • @JayShara
      @JayShara  Pƙed 5 dny

      Yep. I have to be honest! This was simply not relatable/not funny to ME.

    • @kingcassius2586
      @kingcassius2586 Pƙed 4 dny +1

      ​@JayShara had you been around when this 1st came out, you would've been howling like the rest of us were at the time.

    • @stevendunlap503
      @stevendunlap503 Pƙed 2 dny +1

      JS when you make comments during the performance, it shows that you wasn't really interested.

  • @johncoltrane965
    @johncoltrane965 Pƙed 5 dny

    ‘Richard Pryor Live’ in 1978 is his most known and loved concert, if you’re still searching for something you find funny.

  • @bonniegoody2shoes933
    @bonniegoody2shoes933 Pƙed 5 dny

    JayShara be like 🙄no worries, your honest opinion first and foremost....have a very nice weekend....

  • @Anthony_Norris
    @Anthony_Norris Pƙed 4 dny

    He was among the first to add questionable humor to his act. I feel he ought to be respected because no one was willing to speak on the things he was at that time. He probably had a lot of handlers, even despite that he made them even see the truth through laughter.

  • @jmil843
    @jmil843 Pƙed 5 dny +9

    Don’t be disrespectful

  • @jamesgreenhow108
    @jamesgreenhow108 Pƙed 3 dny

    His Album "That Nigga is Crazy". Pryor's "WHICH WAY IS UP" "SILVER STREAK" "STIR CRAZY" "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS". We understand that your generation is not gonna see historic situations funny because you guys don't interact with each other as much.

  • @MrJimmGrant
    @MrJimmGrant Pƙed 5 dny

    Please check out his clip Cocaine/ Goodnight kiss thaat some older Richard pryor thats funnier

  • @JeromeHarris-jg2uq
    @JeromeHarris-jg2uq Pƙed 2 dny

    Back in the day they was the mafia and they would Italian everything he said was just like that and they was the first to do drive-bys are there cars I know this because I was born in the fifties

  • @Poortaste35
    @Poortaste35 Pƙed 5 dny

    Ay I feel ya (unpopular opinion) I feel like Richard Pryor type humor is kinda outdated, still has its funny moments but not all through out with jokes people have done numerous or better times, he was just a man of his time which I respect đŸ€·đŸŸâ€â™‚ïž

    • @chidiumeh
      @chidiumeh Pƙed 5 dny

      Pryor changed the stand up game.The style of every comedian you like is probably based on Pryor's style.

  • @dirtyface-capone7622
    @dirtyface-capone7622 Pƙed 4 dny

    I think Richard Pryor was cutting edge for his time.I guess you have to be more into the technical/fundamental aspects of stand up to fully appreciate him.He's every comedians favorite comedian for some reason.Personally, i'd rather watch Bernie Mac, or Dave Chappelle.

  • @Kausion
    @Kausion Pƙed 5 dny

    Although Richard Prior is a legend i personally like Bill Burr,Charlie Murphy and Bernie Mac that i know of as i dont know of many or watch stand up comedy like that

    • @kingcassius2586
      @kingcassius2586 Pƙed 4 dny +1

      All of those you named state Richard Pryor as their hero. He really changed the comedy game.

    • @Kausion
      @Kausion Pƙed 4 dny +1

      @@kingcassius2586 yes understandable most of us have others we look up to that came before us whom we have respect for etc but as mentioned they are some of the comedians i like to watch Kat Williams also thats not to say he werent great or an O.G legend theres no denying that

    • @kingcassius2586
      @kingcassius2586 Pƙed 4 dny +1

      @@Kausion I fully agree with you đŸ‘ŠđŸŸ

  • @shanedesselle2590
    @shanedesselle2590 Pƙed 5 dny +1

    Agree. He’s a legend and opened doors, but I don’t think he’s funny, either. It’s a matter of taste and opinion. I’ve ne er understood how people can get angry at other people not liking what they like.

  • @jaredwilliams8464
    @jaredwilliams8464 Pƙed 3 dny

    Who you think is funny , thought he was the greatest to do it. You should hear his comedy albums . But whoever you think is the GOAT, probably will declare that title to Richard Pryor.

  • @stevendunlap503
    @stevendunlap503 Pƙed 2 dny

    There are so many that are funnier than this, although I thought this was funny. There is one called the wineo and the junkie. Another that I haven't seen on YT is when he talked about going hunt with his dad or being out in nature and seeing a dear. To be honest you can't always watch a 5-10 min clip and get the fullest of Richard Pryor. Like ever other comedian, some joke have you bent over with laughter, some have you smiling and some leave you straight faced. Bruce Bruce and Laveil Crawford keeps me laughing because they are spontaneous i have sat though what suppose to be funny comedians and never craxked a smile but I don't say there not funny, . I watch another reaction video of Paul Mooney, i smiled a time or 2 but it wasn't really funny but, you thought it was. I see at the end you like dry humor, then RP isn't fir you.

  • @cedricholden1409
    @cedricholden1409 Pƙed dnem

    Stop laughing at stupid stuff and start laughing at real stuff and you will realize how funny Richard Pryor is.

    • @JayShara
      @JayShara  Pƙed dnem

      😂😂😂😂😂

  • @KingNapz
    @KingNapz Pƙed 5 dny

    Shortie trippin...

  • @StephenAndrew777
    @StephenAndrew777 Pƙed 5 dny

    I think he'd seem funnier to you if you were born in the 50s. He was very groundbreaking

  • @cashflowhustles
    @cashflowhustles Pƙed 2 dny

    If you deep diving the legends it will take more than a 5 or 10 minute random clip with no context whatsoever. Comedy is an artform especially Standup Comedy with various styles going back to the silent films of the 1920s. If you are serious about STUDYING THE GAME that will require proper education from the legends and greats. If not just do comedians from the 90s and just stay away from the original OG Groundbreaking legends.

  • @curtisthomas3598
    @curtisthomas3598 Pƙed 2 dny

    You don't know comedy if you don't think Priors funny

  • @Jubeik78
    @Jubeik78 Pƙed 5 dny +9

    If you don't like Richard Pryor, then you might as well stay away from stand-up comedy and find something else to react to. He is a legend.

  • @etommy13
    @etommy13 Pƙed 5 dny

    Booooooo!

    • @JayShara
      @JayShara  Pƙed 5 dny +3

      😭😭😭😭