Montreal: An Intervention Gala (Just For Laughs) | Alonzo Bodden Comedy
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My performance at Montreal: An Intervention Gala, recorded at Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in 2017
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Alonzo, who won Season 3 of NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” is a regular on NPR’s “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!” and “Comedy Congress.” He’s also a recurring commentator / panelist on “The Young Turks.” His multiple stand-up comedy specials include “Heavy Lightweight” (2019, Amazon Prime), “Historically Incorrect” (2016, Showtime), and “Who’s Paying Attention” (2011, Showtime). In 2019, Alonzo also appeared on Comedy Central’s stand-up and music series, “The New Negroes” (S1, E5: Self Care).
In between stand-up and acting, the veteran comic hosts a weekly podcast on All Things Comedy titled “Who’s Paying Attention?” where fans can hear his irreverent, humorous, and no-holds barred observations on everything from the presidential race and the current political climate to sports and pop culture. Listen here: allthingscomedy.com/podcast/w...
Alonzo has made the late show rounds, including appearances on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” “The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn” and “The D.L. Hughley Show.” He annually performs at Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal - where he has participated in multiple tv specials, including “Howie Mandel's All-Star Comedy Gala” (2017, 2020) and “Trevor Noah at JFL” (2019). Alonzo is a regular feature at LA’s popular The Laugh Factory comedy club and also frequents popular comedy podcasts, including The Joe Rogan Experience (JRE).
An avid car and motorcycle enthusiast, Alonzo has hosted Speed Channel’s “101 Cars You Must Drive” and Travel Channel’s “America’s Worst Driver.” He’s also appeared on multiple episodes of “Jay Leno’s Garage.”
His TV and film credits include “Fresh Off the Boat,” “Californication,” “Scary Movie 4,” “The Girl Next Door” and “Bringing Down the House,” starring Steve Martin and Queen Latifah.
Alonzo has traveled around the world entertaining USO troops from Iraq to Greenland. - Komedie
I know I'm late to the party but Alonzo is a true comedic legend and especially of JFL. Canada loves you bud.
Great set! Come back to Winnipeg after the pandemic! We've got.. well.. it's Winnipeg
No one hates you in Montreal. How can anyone hate someone who brings us so much laughter!❤
"In Montreal they don't hate me because I'm black, they hate me cause I don't speak French" Omfg that's amazing.
Your handling of difficult topics with humor is really amazing and made me laugh.
Alonzo didn't see the black face version of the Prime Minister, but if he wants him he can have him
Welcome back to CZcams! I had almost forgot that I subscribed to your channel :D
Mon préféré my favorite him and chapelle
Wow. That’s great company. Thank You
hilarious
You're welcome back to Montreal anytime Alonzo.
Keep up the good jokes
Why did the other version of this video have a disabled comment session?
Came here to figure out the same thing.
and why are they all 3min?
Yes
I need a passport - now, that I have a reason to go somewhere - outside the U.S.
That was great! 😂 I'll share it as a Montréal's post card.
'DemBlueShoes??🤣🤣🤣
I'm Black too, DON'T BLAME ME!! 🤔me looking at WhitePpl when Tyrone Robs tht LiquorStore
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Love you Alonzo!!
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hahaha pure gold, just a bit uneasy about all the political stuff tho. Maybe that's why the other video had comments disabled.
He knows how to read his crowd. Canada is more detached from US politics and overwhelmingly favored Obama and dislikes Trump. This was above all a show for Montreal and not for the US.
@@sErgEantaEgis12 that's so interesting, because in South Korea they actually favor Trump over Obama. Not that Trump is wildly popular or anything, they still see him as a weirdo with bad hair. It's just that they dislike Obama more than Trump.
Obama certainly was photogenic and a smooth talker, but his administration kept trying to lump Japanese and Korean military together, which angered a lot of Koreans.
Imperial Japan was literally the Nazis of Asia during WW2 who conducted massacres, human experiments, and other inexplicable crimes against humanity. And because of their bitter history, Koreans refuse to cooperate with the Japanese military. It's like asking Israel to merge forces with Germany basically.
When Korean government didn't cooperate, Obama administration heavy heavyhandedly forced South Korea to cooperate with Japan by threatening them with economic sanctions and forcing settlements of Comfort women issues. Obama also ordered plans to merge the Korean navy with the Japanese navy.
What pushed things over the edge was when Obama ordered Korea to install a x-band missile system right in the middle of the Korean peninsula, making them a priority target for China and Russian army since this radar was so close to their major military bases and it gave them a critical tactical disadvantage. China even came out and publicly stated in a press briefing that this radar will be their no.1 target should a war erupt. Russian MiGs and Chinese warships were patrolling around the Korean peninsula almost ever week. Not many people in the west know this, but in 2017 the world came very close to a second Korean war.
This infuriated the Korean public and basically lead to a nation wide protest, ousting their president Park Geun Hye who had caved to Obama's demands.
Unlike Obama, Trump tried negotiating a separate deal between two countries, and even tried negotiating a peace deal with North Korea. This policy was rather refreshing and different. Also, negotiating peace with North Korea gave them hopes of reunifying the two countries again. So even though Trump was a weirdo, Koreans still favored him over Obama. Obama is described as more of a weasel over there, who talked of peace and cooperation in front of cameras but behind closed doors he provoked conflicts and threw Korean people under the bus.
@@OYT0724 Amazing, thanks for the insight
Actually, Montréal doesn’t speak French either. Montréal is hated by the Americans because they’re Canadian, and by the French because they don’t speak French 😂😂
to be accurate, Americans don't think about Canada (at all)
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Everything else was good but meaning no disrespect, what racism in America have you experienced? I'm not denying social racism (meaning individuals within a society and racism isn't only whites being racist to blacks btw) exists and if that's what your referencing I'm sorry that happened to you. But systemic racism? that allowed you to become a successful comedian (you have your own Wikipedia page, a distinction reserved for famous and infamous people) in a supposedly racist country? Seems to me your talking about systemic racism which is not a reality in 21st century America. If it was people from African nations wouldn't voluntarily move here as you said.
“Meaning no disrespect let me completely disrespect you” I’m a white man so I’ll tell you, a black man that systematic racism doesn’t exist. Experience? No I have no experience I’m just gonna make this decision on my own. I mean you have a Wikipedia page. That means racism doesn’t exist right
This is so ridiculous it’s almost not worth a reply. When the lives of people who look like me are not valued my life isn’t valued. I’ve had cops point a gun at me for being big. I’ve had clubs not book me based on their view of black comedians You can’t even imagine the feelings a black mother has crying because she has to teach her son how not to get shot by the police, I’ve taken that call, from my sister . Or a black person who works their ass off to get into college to have people say it’s affirmative action or a million other things back people deal with every day. Maybe if you can’t understand something it’s better you ask or keep your mouth shut rather than double down on your simple privilege of being born white.
@@PJ-074 Jesus Christ shut up and listen to the man.
Black people have been successful in business and other fields since slavery ended in the US (Madam C.J. Walker (1867-1915) became the first documented black woman millionaire) but that doesn't mean systemic racism isn't real. The laws themselves aren't racist but their enforcement often is because many people in position of authority or power have a variety of racial biases. People from African nations move voluntarily to North America because a) it's seen as a land of opportunity and b) it's usually an improvement over their home countries, not because it's a racism-free utopia. And black people can't just magically wave their black magic wand to move away. I don't understand what that point is you're trying to make? Why would black people flee at the faintest hint of racism? Maybe they believe they belong in their country and want to see it improved instead of just fucking off at the first inconvenience?
Really, I mean really