Who Has The Worst Reputation In Hollywood?
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Humanity is collapsing.
Mel Gibson should be number one, because he is the most hated by the "elites" for exposing their own hypocrisy.
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CONservative propaganda channel
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Seinfeld wasn't wrong for brushing off Kesha.
No one is entitled to touch you if you don't consent. You can't just walk up to someone who doesn't know you and expect them to be okay with touching you.
Reverse the genders and this would be clearly wrong. The same is the case here.
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Pretty sure he didn’t know her either.
When the real life celebrities have Real life personalities:🤯🤯🤯🤯
Moon is an idiot btw.
Yup, especially as meetoo was going on around that time
I would not consent to kesha either. She drinks her own pee, what if she hugs and then proceeds to kiss?
Ive met James Corden in a work situation 2009, he was absolutely horrible and behaved like a child. He is actually a terible person
@cowdudeYFGAfannah u spew bs
Like politicians then?
@cowdudeYFGAfanexcept he don't
@@smoothlyrough512 what are you talking about he copies the same answer under every comment either you are a bot too or not a very bright individual
In this situation I worked at the royal Albert hall and he was due for a teenage cancer night to host, when I showed him to his dressing room downstairs he started swearing and shouting that it was too small and other people had better ones than him, he was rude when he came for rehearsal and he was rude when he came for the show, this was before he even went to Hollywood. A total 🔧
I am so surprised I haven't seen Oprah at the top of this list. She is the inspiration to all these awful people.
Nobody beats Harvey
OJ Oprah Bobby Kennedy Jr
Oprah isn't nearly as bad as pretty much of these people. She's actually pretty decent and down to earth to some people and though I have heard "some" stories of her being "hard to work with" "and a bit full of herself" I would not put her anywhere close to the same league as people like Ellen , Chevy Chase and Jerry Seinfeld.
And they are all supportive of Harry and the meg
Surprised weinstein werent on this
Ellen has that blank empty stare which is according to psychologists a pshycopathic trait. I allways thought she was fake.. I would also claim that Oprah is fake.
She was friends with Weinstein and supported the “John of God” cult.
Yes, it is a known thing for sociopaths and also narcissists as well, psychopaths. Also it is a tactic they use to make the person feel fear. In Silence of the lambs... for example, every time the Camera pans on his face he never ever blinks. He barely did throughout the movie. That is a cold dead eyed monster. It makes people very uncomfortable and yes, fearful.
I’m not defending her, she might be a terrible person, but you’re not a psychologist and real ones don’t diagnose people without actually thoroughly evaluating and assessing them clinically.
@@EastSide-qc5oy You don't need to do a thorough exam when you have all the stories and history of the patient. If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck.
@@encycl07pedia- No that’s not how diagnosing psychiatric conditions works. Diagnoses aren’t based on secondhand stories and gossip and photos on the internet, nor are they made by rando nobody laypeople on said internet.
Honestly whenever someone seems to enforce positivity, I know they are probably a terrible person. Biiiiig red flag.
So you've met my mother?
Honestly I don't think that's always true. But overly nice is certainly a red flag
Reminds me of the completionist right now
Yes😊😊
Exactly. Bill Cosby was known as a clean, positive family man
Can't fault anyone for refusing a hug from a stranger
Yep, just ask Vic Mignogna!
I don't even like being hugged by people I know aside from my immediate family so definitely can't blame him for that.
@@bradblumhof6917 Same
Yeah, just ignore all the other stuff he did like having an affair with a man's wife and dating someone underage.
@@encycl07pedia- 17 is legal in most states. Not saying it's appropriate, just not "underage". It's not like it would have been any better if she were 18.
Not hugging somebody you don't know, doesn't make you a bad person.
I don't hug at all
But does'nt make you a good person
It's neither
Hell... I went to give my buddy a hug (known him since we were 2. We are 40) after catching up with him recently, and he fist bumped right through it and dodged me. It was hilariously awkward for a second but then his wife spoke up "He's not a hugger"... and I laughed and said "I actually know this... my bad it's been a while"... but the brief awkwardness in both directions kinda made me think about how awkward random hugging can be for some people. He sorta reflected it back to me with the fist bump, and I understood for the first time how it must feel to simply ...not be the hug Type. It has never seemed like a real thing to me until that happened. Seeing Seinfeld ...politely, and with a little Seinfeld smirk humor even... just be like "nope" ... I... get it. I don't think it was rude at all really. He acted like the Senfeld she loved, and made her laugh instead. And he simply wasn't a hugger. Sorta hard to imagine him being a hugger if you know ...his persona. He made it almost a comedic refusal....so... he was actually cool to her.
Jerry said later that he would have hugged her if he had known she was famous, but he thought she was just a random person and thats why he refused the hug, so it kinda defeats the argument, since he just didnt want to hug a nobody
Steve Martin and Martin Short calling out Jimmy Fallon for being a fake piece of shit on his own show is priceless.
Just commented the same! I hadn't seen that clip before! It was awesome!!! Fallon didn't know what the eff to do! lol!
Tom Holland also proved his point when he called Hollywood a very scary place
Yep, and he’s a good dude too, so it must be painful to be around these demons. He’s good buddies with Mark Walberg, who also got the hell out of that cesspool.
Damn shame that he got buck broken on some weird show not long after that statement
@@crazyralph6386Cameron Diaz also got out of that hell, curious, from p0rn to Hollywood to now being a mother. Hope she's doing well (tho she appears in the Epstein list for some reason, and she refuses, I guess she must be embarrased).
@crazyralph6386 Mark Wahlberg is a terrible person too. At least, he has done terrible things
Mel Gibson said it 30 years ago
A mate who worked in a hotel in Sydney didn’t realise he cooked breakfast for Tina Turner. It was sent back to him twice because the bacon wasn’t ‘cooked right’. So he burnt the bacon and sent it back to the customer. Two minutes later Tina burst into the kitchen asking who the smartarse was.
Haha
No she didn’t
We can only pray she came in fully dressed like Auntie Entity from Beyond Thunderdome while doing it
Your friend is brilliant if it's a true story lmao
Dang
The Keisha thing was completely understandable. He didn't want her to hug him so he told her not to hug him simple as that
The Seinfeld stuff pretty weak. The first video of Jerry and Larry King was really out of context. 1. Jerry was kidding, that’s his humor, he busts chops. 2. You keeping watching the interview, King is laughing and have a good time the entire time.
@@MutedGrowl I usually like Moons videos but his Seinfeild stuff I agree is weak. I wouldnt say the guy is a total asshole, probably more awkward and a bit introverted somewhat to have normal convos with.
At least most of them have some talent. It's always mystified me how Corden is at all successful. He's an absolute plank of wood.
Never forget Cats 😿
He was good in things like little Britain and Gavin and Stacey at the beginning of his career. I guess the game got to his head… big time
His voice acting is not terrible but it's becoming the rock where he played the same voice and character
I never thought Ellen Degenerates or James Corden was funny or interesting.
I don't find Ellen DeGeneres to be remotely talented or funny
Hollywood has the worst reputation in Hollywood.
@@cowdudeYFGAfan No your a low life spammer. If you must stoop so slow so as to spam another creators videos for views your very sad.
Then you have the balls to say that your content is better?
Your sooooooooo so sad. Such a sad little man you are.
@@cowdudeYFGAfanYour content sucks.
If you're going to shill your content, put more effort into it
Clever
Along with Disney
Because they’ve seen it with their own eyes.
The Seinfeld section was a reach - he was mean to someone in 4th grade? I mean...seriously?
no no. he has great sources. i mean, nicki swift? legit 🤣
@@pakyomadapaka LMAO
Seinfeld was being just fine. Larry King a poor old helpless man. Lmao 😂😂
Big Reach, Jerry wasn't wrong when he said Seinfeld was the number one show on US TV it was. They could have carried on for as long as they wanted, but, chose to end it before it got stale.
I worked at a college Seinfeld was performing at ,We were told not to make eye contact with him or the college would be fined 10,000 $
Ellen is genuinely that one stereotypically tyrannical evil Disney boss, a true iconic villain lmaoo
This video should be titled "the people with the worst reputations in Hollywood, except for all the rapists."
Everything you've heard about Hollywood is true.
Just ask Ricky Gervais.
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Hahahahaha
@@cowdudeYFGAfan IMITATION IS THE SINCEREST FORM OF FLATTERY
I like that he made a show about a girl that he actually is with
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I don't understand why people think Jerry Seinfeld not hugging a stranger (to him) is some kind of evidence that he's a bad person. I don't doubt he can be a jerk, but that example is just stupid. Imagine if I walked up to some famous actress and asked for a hug. I doubt anyone would call them a jerk if they denied.
you are a man, if you reject women you're a jerk and a misogynist.
That particular incident isn’t evidence of him being an egotistical and judgemental jerk, but there are countless hours of interviews with him that are full of great evidence for that…
Yeah, am not a big fan of his but thought he was entitled to just brush her aside. Not fair to put someone on the spot like that if they don't wish to indulge you. His "Do you know who I am!" moment is absolute cringe though. :/
Imagine the outcry if it was a man crashing a beautiful woman’s interview and ‘asking for a hug’
because he's a man 'he can take it'
People should stop idolising celebrities for their celebrity status, simple as that. Respect and admire someone for their craft, sure. Like someone famous and talented because they seem nice, sure why not. But when the audience scream and cry in the streets just because they saw someone famous, elevate them and worship them just for the fact they are famous, gives them the vanity boost they need to become extra obnoxious. We have the "celebrities" we deserve...
They are false idols.
Hollywood has gone down for some time now. Narcissistic personalities were always there, but in earlier time we had actor (and all the people behind the camera) with real life experiences and achievements, like war heroes, people with academic laurels or simply craftsmen. But now it seems the narcissists are the majority behind and in front of the camera.
Well said
Mel Gibson did an interview about Hollywood which was about 20 mins long, he skirted around the edges but it was absolutely terrifying...
You have link for that ? How was it specifically called ?
@@rattler_boss1101 it's Mel Gibson interview 1998, about 24 mins long
Especially about Christopher walken
What? Meaning the murder/death of Shatner’s wife? @@Elyfairy
@@tablescissors67 he’s not talking about Natalie woods death. Just watch the interview. The evil man Gibson is referring to is Christopher walken
It cracks me up that people see actors behaving one way on screen and are shocked when they don't act like the TV character in real life.
Because their real selves will bleed through to their on screen persona. Ellen DeGenerate is an example.
Villains played by actors who turn out to be nice people isn't exactly a shock lol
Actors gonna act
Americans are actually quite dim, or haven't you noticed? Europe is right to laugh at this stupid populace. I'm ashamed to live amongst so many retards. It's not Russia or China who will topple the U.S. It's the American worker who will destroy the Great Experiment. R.I.P. America.
Not really. You can be a great actor on screen, and not try to pretend you're a decent human being in real life. Lot's of actors don't give a rip, and don't put on airs. Others are genuinely nice people.
Case in point. . . I was in Long Beach for a work conference back when filming for the movie "Get Shorty 2" was taking place. They were using the front of the convention center as a mock "academy awards" venue or something, and all the stars were there. I was watching the action from the front dais of the center, and happened to be standing pretty much by myself when everyone was being driven back to the scene after a break (each in their own, individual town cars, mind you), passing about 20 or so feet from where I was leaning against a railing enjoying a smoke. Uma Thurman went by first with her head down, not making eye contact with anyone outside. Granted, she very well may have been studying her script or something, so I don't mean to make her sound snobbish here. In the next car was Danny Devito (he was directing the movie, iirc). He was just staring straight ahead, again making no eye contact with the "common folk". The 3rd town car to pass by had John Travolta in the passenger seat. He was actively taking in the sites, not trying to hide or anything. As I was pretty much by myself at the railing, we made eye contact. I gave him a smile and a nod of the head. He smiled and nodded back. I thought that was pretty cool of him. It's the little gestures things like that that separate the a-holes from the good guys.
Honestly Kesha was totally rude to Jerry. You don;t just go up to famous people you don;t even know, in the middle of an interview, and try to get in their physical space and touch them. NEVER.
That is simply being completely delusional about who you are and how to behave in public. Jerry was pretty courteous actually. If it'd been a woman she might've gotten tackled by a bodyguard.
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Yep. She saw a chance to get her face in front of a world wide audience, and she tried to take advantage of it.
The Kesha one was during the “me too” period and he was just being cautious
I think Jerry had every right to refuse that hug. No one has the right to hug you without consent.
Agreed. What you trade in Hollywood is your personal space. People expect you to be the way you are in a sitcom or on a chat show permanently. Can you imagine the audacity of having to be the people's favourite constantly and how mentally exhausting that would be? People are fucking jerks when your in the public eye.
I thought u e read he has some “germaphobe” tendencies? If you’re constantly meeting people I can understand the worry
Yeah I didn't think there was anything wrong with that interaction. It was awkward to be sure, but she did interrupt him and from his body language it's obvious he was thinking "who is this lady". She said her name but very quickly so it's likely he didn't catch it or something.
She asked to give him a hug, he said no, and she left. Uncomfortable but no one did anything wrong there.
It's also against his religion to touch another woman while married and he takes his religion seriously. Not sure if it mentions in his religion about touching other people's wives though 😅
@@Madkalibyr Yeah plus people are just different. I recall reading a case where a singer from the Netherlands was accused of being racist in South America because she didn't want them to touch her in fan photos. But the actual story was more like, people in the Netherlands expect a lot more personal space than people in SA, so when she had done photos before they had been all over her and she felt violated. No one in the wrong there, just different perspectives. They thought she was cold and aloof and she thought they were grabby and too close.
I worked at a recording studio in Times Square back in 2014 where Jimmy Fallon came through. Of all the celebrities I met at that job as an assistant, he was the only one who shook my hand, and had a genuine, present conversation with me. Most would treat you like a nobody, especially at my position there. His security guard said of all the celebrities he had worked for, Jimmy was the kindest. They even bought me dinner when they ordered food. I also got a personal photo with Jimmy which NEVER happened in that setting, but he offered. My personal experience with him was not like this video, but perhaps he changed after, or I met him on a good day, or the rumours aren’t true 🤷🏻♂️
I think everybody has a good and a bad side🤷♂
Yeah, I take all this crap with a grain of salt. Celebrities are human, and they're going through crazy crap most of us CAN'T relate to. That doesn't mean they have a free pass to do whatever, but it does make things like having a blown up ego make some sense. One hopes they become reacquainted with humility one day, but I'm not going to assume someone's a POS because of anonymous internet rumors and a couple unflattering moments on camera. Besides, being an a-hole isn't a crime.
@@cmay7429 Why are you shilling for creepy hollywood weirdos
I've always heard Fallon was a good dude.
@googleuser1422 People who vote responsibly. You are the perfect fit for how media portrays the audience it fools.
Nobody is forcing anyone to work in Hollywood, people choose to work in that hell hole. I don’t feel bad for any of them, they want to be there.
I like how Fallon wearing, "blackface" is considered the worst thing he's done...
This world sucks.
That was so fucking ridiculous, and all the losers on twitter trying to cancel him over that lol
"I don’t want to live in a society where kindness is seen as a weakness”
- Keanu Reeves
@googleuser1422 Thank-you for sharing. Seek help. Maybe Bubba?
I don't want to live - Bing Bong
"I don't want to quote a corny ass quote" - Sun Tzu
@googleuser1422it's great that you're finally coming out of the closet but not sure why you chose this comment section to do it. Maybe you should have started with friends and family instead.
@googleuser1422 Just like your two dads, you goddamn d!ckscker? 😂
Whenever there is a new upload, it's a real treat! Love how you just dive right into the subject matter right off the bat, without pussyfooting around.
I wish everyone would stop bringing up the Kesha argument. It's a bad argument.
Not everyone in entertainment knows each other and, being in the same place doesn't entitle you to invade personal space. when a random woman comes up to you and asks for a hug and you say no thanks, is that you being a bad person or just having a boundary others are trying to cross?
I don't hug every random stranger just because we are in close proximity.
And now compare all these Late Night clowns to Conan O'brien, who is one of the most genuine, wholesome, honest, & of course ... funniest people alive. Watch the bits when he interacts with his staff, how they're laughing, having fun & seeing him as just a cool boss.
Conan is the GOAT of late night shows
Conan has more talent in one finger then Kimmel, Fallon, Corden, Colbert and Leno combined.
@@KegOfMeat Leno has more chin than the whole of Hong Kong.
A great way to figure out about Conan: his interview with John Lydon circa 1994. Lydon would have spam copious elusive, thorny and passive-agressive comments just to be the most unsufferable guest with a phony and self-centered host, because he clearly detects them at range. Which didn't happen at all with O'brien.
If you think Sienfield dating a 17 year old at 38 is bad, check out Woody Allen.
Or even worse Roman Polanski
Or Luc Besson
or even worse Joe Biden who showers with his teenage daughter -
Although WA is bad, so is JS
Yeah but Soon Yi Previn was 21 when she got together with Woody Allen, who was 56 at the time. Yeah it's still creepy, but whether we like it or not, they were both consenting adults and they're still married over 30 years later.
Everyone keeps bringing up the kesha thing like he is in the wrong, just because you are famous doesn't mean you get to touch whoever you want. Just put the shoe on the other foot a famous guy just coming out of no where and harrasing another actress for a hug is creepy, what kesha did was CREEPY.
On one of his spill/fill your guts challenges, someone in the crew gave James Corden a question- to name the members of the band. The band who had been with the show since day one. His face was one of shock and anger.
He couldn’t do it.
You knew in that minute exactly what kind of man he is.
Seinfeld had every right not to want to hug Kesha.
Yup
Pre Covid.
Of course he does, everyone does. I think its more the intentional humiliation and bullying that everyone is pointing out. An old man publicly humiliating a child is rather repulsive and should be humiliating for him.
On that one yes... Imagine the situation but the roles reversed..
Was it around "me too"?
whenever i see someone loudly insisting what a good person they are, in my head i'm like, "oh ok so YOU're the villain."
Yeah, good people don't usually feel the need to proclaim how good and nice they are.
Yeah@@MarvinHartmann452
The doorman at my old apartment building told me that he worked at a restaurant that Jimmy Fallon frequented and the entire staff knew to be careful when serving him alcohol. He said that multiple times he would find Jimmy wasted in the bathroom and would often have to help him leave the restaurant because he would be so drunk and belligerent.
Seinfeld isn't a bad person. He's just human. He looks bad cuz he's not fake unlike everyone in Hollywood
Either you know him personally or it’s a parasocial relationship. Assuming you’ve never met I can also assume you don’t actually know shit about ol Jer Bear
So basically every hack comedian we've had shoved down our throats in spite of their lack of talent, has an over inflated ego. The question is does the job make them that way? Or is that the type of personality which gets the job?
Being surrounded by yes men who never contradict them, who always praise their every moves and decisions must be doing this.
It could also be a survival mechanism. If Hollyweird is as bad as we are told that it is (and it is), you would probably need extremely thick skin and a cocky attitude to survive it.
It has been said that comedians are always depressed. As for actors, they’re attention seekers.
@@finfog4590 The distinction you made between actors and comedians makes all the difference. There are a lot of actors posing as comedians
It's both. Fame reinforces character. If you have bad character, expect fame to magnify it. But it's also a culture where people are often hired for the wrong reasons. I work in film and TV. I've seen a lot of people get big producing jobs because they know how to go into a room and be the big swinging ____. That such qualities are valued says something about the culture of the industry and the executives making decisions. They're all weaklings who respond favorably to narcissists, go along with bad behavior and think the most macho s___head is somehow the alpha in the room. The best producers I know are good communicators who care about their people. Too often it's the other kind who gets hired. The same is true with hosts. Trevor Noah could have easily been featured in this video. A notoriously abusive, miserable jerk who also happens to be completely talentless. Prior to The Daily Show he was as a reactionary, right wing comedian in South Africa. He was anti Jewish, anti women, mocked Aboriginal women as ugly and took the side of the SA government when they machine gunned protesting farmers. He completely reinvented himself as a "nice guy" and a "progressive" when he came to the States. All an act, but it has made him very rich.
I have to side with Jerry on brushing off Ke$ha. She rudely interrupted his interview. She tried to touch him and hug him, thinking her "fame" would allow her to do that. Jerry, as a married man, said no thanks many times. He has the right to not interact with a rude, handsy chick who he probably didn't even know. He respected his marriage by not getting physical with another woman and he respected himself by saying no. Everyone has the right to say no if they don't want a physical interaction with another person. He didn't have to explain himself. If the gender roles were reversed, we all would have been outraged at a guy trying to force himself on a famous woman. And I'm on the fence about the Larry King interview. For the most part, it looked like he reverted to his on screen persona with all the faux outrage of the character, especially when he said, "do you know who I am?" I just saw that as him being Seinfeld from the TV show.
I wouldn’t hug some random skank who asked out of nowhere either.
For one thing like Jimmy I’m married and for another I have no idea who she is
@@googleuser1422 Didn't take long to find your level.
And talking about beating his friend up in 4th grade sounds like it could be taken in a number of ways. I'm surprised to see him here, because I've always heard people say he's just normal.
what about the other bad shit he's done? the kesha thing is mild compared to the other stuff the video talks about
@@slightexagthis comment didn't specify that they thought Seinfeld was a great person who's never done anything wrong, it was just mentioning that those 2 situations didn't really work well as examples of bad character. Personally, I don't condone some of the shitty things he's done over the years, but even the worst examples given make him seem quite mild compared to the majority of those in Hollywood. Seems like it was a bit of a stretch to put him in this video based solely on what was shown here when there are tons of far worse people who could have taken his place in this list.
The face as it grows old, it starts revealing the real person inside. The ugliness takes hold.
Knew I liked John Cusack for a reason. Also, Martin Short and Steve Martin sarcastically roasting Jimmy Fallon is hilarious 🤣
John Cusack has always struck me as genuinely nice. I mean, even in character. When he watches Nicholas Cage giving his onscreen daughter the Bunny towards the end of Con Air, it seems Cusack was genuinely pleased. I know he was just acting, but I always thought he was just good inside.
The Seinfield vs Larry King one is very understandable. He ended his show when it was the #1 show in America.
It is very well documented and Larry King, as a interview host, should have KNOWN that before interviewing him.
I agree with that as well. Larry King was either slacking or wanted to hurt Seinfeld in some way. I think Seinfeld had every right to call him out on it.
I thought this example was the most thoughtless analysis ever. Larry gets no sympathy for being ignorant about his guest. Jerry was right.
Yep.. But Jerry also didn’t need to throw a massive temper tantrum about it either. It was cringe inducing.
@@clicheguevara5282 yeah that's a stretch.
He had the #1 show but he's showing weakness and insecurity by getting upset that a 90 year old man isn't fully aware of his accomplishments. Everyone knows you're a big deal, Jerry. What a 😾
The worst part is that there are millions of people who will listen to these monsters and follow their orders.
Michael.....that's politics in America. Stoopid rules.
Seinfeld was correct to not hug that woman, you're just living too much in your feelings Moon, you're losing me lately...
Seinfeld doesn't have a bad reputation; Kesha's incident was a demonstration of principles from someone who identifies as an individual first and a celebrity second. Unlike many stars who believe they owe hugs and autographs to everyone just because other celebrities do it, it doesn't mean it's wrong to say 'no.' He wasn't even rude in refusing; it was uncomfortable, but she made it uncomfortable by living in her 'entitlement' bubble.
Also just because he doesn't use profanity in his sets doesn't mean he's a clean comedian; my understanding is that he avoids profanity because he feels it's forced for impact and prefers to generate laughs with the quality of his jokes ,not all of them are good, but all his sets are observations of stupid or ridiculous acts of others, and he doesn't hide under a persona like Ellen. And from what I've seen up to the present day, he continues to be respected among comedians and the industry in general.
I swear, Moon covers the most random topics and I somehow know what to do with this information. Such a great channel.
I agree
No one cares about your goofy ass
@cowdudeYFGAfan
I will be America’s most honest politician.
I liked the old moon, he just covers random topics now these last 2 months and the little things are apparently embarrassing.
Did you mean they look at SunnyV2’s playlist and then do those same videos?
Not aiming to hate, but this is the 7th UK man narrating this exact content I’ve likely watched. Not sure what that says about me…
This is why I don’t watch celebrity talk shows
@@cowdudeYFGAfanYour narcissistic content sucks, spammer
Conan was the last good one
@@ricarleite 💯
Hey, Moon. Glad to see your uploads are better now. Keep up the quality.
One of the funniest episodes of Seinfeld is where they decide to embrace the cussing on TV phenomenon that was taken over at the time and have Jerry cuse and bleep it out. It's so funny he calls a kid a little piece of sh*t
#1: I am always amazed people were so shocked about Ellen. I never once have seen her where her face doesn't look obviously contorted and cruel. Never seen her with another human where she didn't look like it was torture tolerating their existence...
#2: In Seinfeld defense, Kesha had that shit coming I actually agree with him on that one. The rest still shitty though.
Yeah, she has facial expressions and a look in her eye that look like if the evil witch in a Disney movie had to dress up and pretend to be kind.
Ellen would go to deep lengths to dunk something horrible on her staff or drop them frm heights, have them jumpscared or get them to do extreme stunts like bungee jumping or sky diving when they clearly look like they don't want to...all for some 'TV haha'. That's when I knew, she must be a terrible person.
I do my best not to judge people by their looks, but most assholes do look like assholes. And Ellen does look like one.
Ellen Degenerate
Portia LOVES Ellen's ears though!
If Pete Davidson thinks you're a bad person, you deserve a trophy.
Indeed
@@cowdudeYFGAfanall this for 60 subs ?
Pete Davidson is probably a bad person
Pete Davidson was on SNL at the same time as Chevy Chase? I’m not convinced of that
@@patricksobb5762No but he still doesn’t like him
Not that long ago, sensible individuals viewed actors, singers and other entertainers as somewhat less savory than prostitutes, thieves and drunkards.
I mean, the Martin Short bit is a common late night appearance comedy routine that he does. He roasts the late night host in his appearances, no matter whose show he’s on- it’s the same humor that was featured in his Jiminy Glick character.
The amusing thing that always amused me when the ellem controversy first came out was that i always called her ellen degenerete because i misread it the first time her show aired in the netherlands... never took the effort to correct it and turned out to be more accurate than i ever thought.
I think that’s a very common Freudian slip of her name. It’s fitting isn’t it lol
😂 that is my dad's nickname for her too 🤣
Same! I was calling her Dengenerate for years and always could tell something was off with her.
You’d think a giant ego like Jerry Seinfeld’d wouldn’t be fragile and easily bruised. It’s like having an armored tank that can be penetrated by a pebble.
Moral of the story DON'T but anyone 'famous' on a pedestal. They are the modern day jesters for our entertainment. Pay no heed to anything they say outside of their performance be it a singer comedian actor or chat show host. Eventually they will at best disappoint but more than likely totally destroy your misplaced adoration.
I'm actually going to defend Seinfeld because you have to be pretty entitled to expect people to hug you. Plus Kesha already has a history of accusing orhers of sexual assault. That's pretty much Hollywood
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Ok, but what about all the _other_ instances of him being a jerk?
If I had to pick a least viral in regards of behaviour and damage they’ve caused, it would be Seinfeld.
Not saying that he’s a Narcissist and potential Sociopath. That’s just what is he in comparison to the others
I wouldn’t call it entitled exactly. She was a fan and was excited and got caught up in the moment. There’s probably a lot of dopamine moments on those red carpets being three feet away from other celebrities whose work they love. But he was perfectly within reason saying no.
Not sticking up for Jerry but not hugging and Larry King could have done a better job. It's his job to know about his guests.
Agreed. We should be backing him for politely saying he didnt want to be touched. That was a weird example to use in this video. Same with the Larry King example. Crazy.
Jerry is right. You are wrong Moon. The idea that Larry King would play dumb on whether his guest’s (the star of the biggest show on television) show was canceled due to his choice is ridiculous. Jerry later tried to play it off as a joke to save face for Larry King as someone who’s supposed to be one of the best interviewers of our time who seemed to know nothing about his guest. And… Keisha trying to surprise hug him on the red carpet just shows her lack of tact and couth and how green she was in her celebrity. Gatecrashers and nutcases show up on the red carpet all of the time. That was Jerry having no idea who she was and trying to be polite, not snubbing her.
Sometimes interviewers ask a question they know is wrong to allow the interviewee to correct them. It is called conversation. "So President Trump. Some have suggested you support Vladimir Putin when you say you want to end the war in Ukraine." "No, that is incorrect. I want to stop both Ukranian and Russian young men from dying."
Lolol gotta love that everyone agrees that not wanting a hug from Kesha is very justifiable
Honestly Jerry brushing off Kesha like that is ny favourite thing he has ever done. Why would you be expected to hug someone you dont know? Just because your famous? Imagine if Jerry camd up fo her and asked for a hug, would you have the same opinion?
Will you do a video on Ellen being hated in the 90’s? I don’t think her villain origin story has been told enough.
It starts at her childhood trauma: her stepdad molesting her almost every night for years.
Someone replied to your comment but I can't see it so I assume it was something relevant and truthful but I'll never know for sure. Thanks Google, for protecting us from free speech.... Don't know how I would've survived this long without your guardianship.
Dear Tesla, Devils Advocate here. Who says entertainers must be nice? Where is that written? There are a lot of absolutely despicable individuals on the front page every single day. And people worship those "cringe" cruds. To be fair, Ellen did take some risks back in her earlier career, and as a result changed history. She's made many people since then laugh. Why was her show so well-rated if they all found her evil, as you claim. There is evil on the front page and many many many Americans put on their rosey glasses every day, and do Hitler high kicks. And you think Ellen is a bad person? Go finish High School.
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On the one hand it’s gotta be quite liberating for someone like Ellen to be exposed for who she really is, this way she can just be herself lol
I saw Ellen (and a few others) a mile off. But let’s not forget a giant among legends: Jerry Springer. He was actually the Democratic mayor of my hometown, Cincinnati, for a while. I would gag thinking about him and his long running show using people as circus exhibits. And then his cloying fake sentiments at the show’s end where he always said, “Remember to take care of yourself, and each other.” It was like a whole new level of pathological narcissism. I’m buying a front row seat to watch what happens to him “down under”.
It is amazing that Chevy Chase and Bill Murray still get work, considering they have a good 40-year history of being just horrible, terrible people when the cameras are not rolling.
I certainly found Seinfeld's rant against Larry King to be abhorrent, but I did kind of understand his response to Kesha. If I was answering questions in an interview and someone I didn't personally know came that close and asked for a hug, I'd be weirded out too. She did interrupt his interview and she did get very close all of a sudden, I don't think if I was in that position I'd act any different, even if I wanted to be open and friendly to someone was so warm to me as Kesha was to Seinfeld there, I'd be too startled and I'd feel ambushed...
Why is it a bad thing to not want to hug someone?
No hugs, no lessons!
I'll only excuse Seinfeld for refusing to hug Kesha, he apparently had no idea who she was (I get those blonde pop stars mixed up all the time myself) and you shouldn't give hugs to whoever ask you, quickest way to get sick at those gathering. Props to her, she at least asked and accepted the refusal even tho she was a bit hurt by it.
Chevy Chase once had a meltdown at my manager when I worked at the Russian Tea Room back in 2000. Started yelling at her cause some fan followed him to the men’s room for an autograph. She’s literally a woman being yelled for not following him into the men’s room to protect him. I’m sure if she had, he would’ve had a problem with that too.
The question in the title is a lot like asking,
"Which serial killer is the worst"
The most common right response would be: All of them.
@@azuredragonofnether5433 I was going to add to the bottom of my comment, "All of them. The answer is all of them."
@@cowdudeYFGAfanIs that why you can't get a tenth of likes compared to views in a single video
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Why does Ellen's Background look like Epstein's Island?
@cowdudeYFGAfan Please have some self-respect and stop embarrassing yourself with your copy-paste comments.
@cowdudeYFGAfanYour content is terrible and needs a lot of work; which is why it doesn't get any views.
I was absolutely fooled by all of them. Either I'm stupid or their good actors. 😡
My employee worked as subcontractor for Ellen’s home directly, the stories I’ve heard are disgusting. It IS a monster….
What stories?
Tell us the stories
Seinfeld is not a bad guy for defending public opinion about his show, Larry was foolish and uninformed to make such statements publicly. Also the show itself explores the ugly side of humanity, so I would never say Seinfeld would ever be comparable to Ellen. He has every right to defend his show before uninformed journalists, it's very amateurish and not his fault.
Yet you casually brush off that he dated an underage girl when he was nearly 40?
@@1Learn2Swim3 ur the kind of ppl that would crucify Jesus
@@1Learn2Swim3He defended one point so he has to defend all 20 of them? I hope you’re commenting the same whataboutism on the countless other comments that are defending Seinfeld over the Keisha thing.
@@gbeach85 you made a good point, these people resort to all kinds of logical fallacies because they see the world in black and white, you're either completely good or completely bad, there is no nuance for them. One day they praise someone to heaven just so the next day they can tear him down like a sacrificial lamb, but it's all mostly based on shadow projection and cognitive dissonance with their idealized self which is practically unattainable, so they go on their hypocritical virtue signaling and moral crusades, just so they can cope with their own inadequacies they are afraid to face. It's a big burden to bare, but this is way easier coping than to do the actual work of discernment.
I also thought that Jerry Seinfeld's character on the show was a little sociopathic (stealing bread from an old lady and never seeming to be able to form a lasting relationship with a woman). I often wondered if that was how Jerry was in real life?
Every character on that show. Theyre all bad people. Thats the point.
I agree
Perhaps some of you are not familiar with sarcasm or irony and miss the conceit of persona. Perhaps you miss the comedy of banality, which is the lifestyle most Americans lead. Quiet desperation is truly funny, LOL. Entertainers entertain, that is their job. You watch them to be entertained, and, guess what? That's Entertainment. Don't disparage an entertainer while applauding Front Page Evil. As the pundant said to the waitress, "Do you have any scruples?"
Jerry's wife is just a figment, is that what you mean?
I'll be honest, the Larry King interview felt like a breath of fresh air at the moment, i don't like it when interviewers try to get a rise out of you then act surprised when the interviewee is offended
With every one of them I was like "no sh*t". Maybe because I'm not from US and never seen these shows on TV but.
Elen: people new before, but yeah
Jerry: people thought he's nice?
Jimmy: someone thought that laughter was real?
James: Come On, he's not even funny damn it.
I never liked Ellen. Ever since I was young. And I'm 50 years old. I could tell decades ago that she was not a good person.
Same same.
Patrick Stewart chewing out James Cordon is a fun watch. Even if it was some bs fashion award show.
Much of this is pretty alarming, but I don’t have a problem with Seinfeld’s reaction to a woman unknown to him interrupting an interview and demanding a hug. He has no obligation to hug a stranger, even if she might be a celebrity.
I feel like the fact that he beat up a friend in fourth grade, while definitely not being a good thing to do, is not cause to brand him as a bad person.
I don't understand why people worship celebrities 🤷🏼♂️
They're called celebrities because people celebrate them.
Moon's videos are always topnotch. I'm here for it.
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@@cowdudeYFGAfanNo your a low life spammer. If you must stoop so slow so as to spam another creators videos for views your very sad.
Then you have the balls to say that your content is better?
Your sooooooooo so sad. Such a sad little man you are.
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Calling James cordon a late night HEAVYweight is diabolical 💀💀
Calling bs on two of your Seinfeld examples. Larry King was known for being extremely out of touch. Seinfeld was only playing on that, even if he was mad offstage. Second, f Kesha. Why does he have to hug her, a complete stranger?
ELLEN DEGENERATE ?
eyes... just look at their eyes... the door to the soul.. but nobody's home.
"DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?" is always a Red Flag, this triggers an immediate heuristic flag and firewall blacklist.
an egg yolk Omlette is already crazy behavior, speed running a heart attack at that point.
All of Hollywood? Actually I think it’s the people who take celebrities serious, they’re the worst.
I don’t mind if celebs are openly assholes and don’t try to hide it like David Letterman, Michael Jordan, Larry David or Ricky Gervais. I just hate when they bloviate about being kind, pretend to be kind but are monsters to their own crew.
Own your assholery and don’t tell people how they should act unless you preach what you say.
I think above all people like sincerity, even if it means accepting you are openly an asshole, and they hate phoneyness.
I could see shunning annoying Kesha..she broke into princes house as well and got kicked out..but there are way worse stories about Seinfeld berating hotel employees!!
Seinfeld knows where KeSha's been, and would rather avoid any chance of being infected.
Makes me feel SO much better watching this video, knowing that I've been saying for my entire life that Ellen, Jerry, and Jimmy are all overrated, arrogant, annoying, and fake. I've BEEN SAYING IT for SO LONG...
Good for you. Hold on while I bake you some cookies🙄
Bill Cosby is way worse lol
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I have a bad feeling about Dwayne the Rock Johnson, I got a feeling something's gonna surface
If anything happened during his wrestling days, it would have surfaced long ago, but don’t know about him being in Hollywood…
Same!!! Always felt that he’s fake and rude ….
Seinfeld declining kesha is funny asf
He denied hugs just like Keanu Reeves did because women were making up accusations.