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I loved how Norm with his simplicity and genuine nature brought out the ugly side of these so called interviewers.
I’m so glad I found this. I’m the exact same way as Norm. I don’t really like or enjoy sex but have a high drive when it comes to fapping lol
@@dragonkingsportsno you do like sex you’re closing yourself off from that because it’s painful. Norm faced death for decades, he was completely and hopelessly troubled and depressed. He avoided a lot of things because he was in complete grief about the brutality of life. You feel this way because youre just like us. You’re probably deeply troubled and harmed in ways that will never be spoken, just like us.
@@rickpaul8012 wtf is wrong with you? Thats some top level projecting you're doing right there
@@rickpaul8012Jesus Christ dude, were you his shrink?
I feel like his statement about not liking sex shouldn't really be taken to mean anything.. whether or not he enjoyed sex I could definitely see him telling everyone he didn't because it got such a strong reaction. He also became terminally ill.. so there is a decent chance there was some truth to it
Poor Norm. These Interviews feel like high schoolers picking on the one guy who doesn’t drink the kool-aid.
Except the koolaid is f uckin amazing and keeps doing that thing with her lower lip
Yea, an intelligent man surrounded by animals, is torture to watch. I can't imagine being in his shoes.
week men create hard times@@spudwickthrockmorton2112
These are comedy interviews
Its Howard Stern though.
This is a great example of how people cannot handle someone who doesn’t fall into line with their perception of what someone should feel or be. The pack can’t handle a member that doesn’t conform.
Agreed. I don't feel the same way he does, but I'm not going to be so childish as to harass some kind of conviction out of a guy that already told me how he feels. I think they might be extra surprised just because he plays the fool so often for humor that they can't wrap their head around the guy when he's being honest. They also might have very high sex drives and want to learn because they are fascinated, that's fair. But I don't think this is way out of the norm to be honest. I've experienced it a few times in my life and I'm only in my 30s, but I experienced it in my 20s. Especially if you've had lots of sexual experience and opportunity for a while, it loses it's charm.
That last sentence is a bit extreme but sure yeah the rest is true
Having normal hormones is conforming? Lol Norm was fucked up, man. That's part of why he died. Rest in peace, my man.
i like how the woman was so confused that norm wouldn't just bang some random standup groupie cuz she's hot and reads books? who cares man that's such a surface level animalistic approach to sex and pleasure. norm denied it but he really is more evolved.
norm is so non-comforming. -you can almost say he is just normal!
"It's not squalid it's ascetic."
Norm Macdonald was a treasure.
An expert at talking to morons as well.
She had no idea what that even meant
Squalid is a new one for me. Love how such an intelligent comedian had some of the silliest dumbest jokes
“The man who renounces appears impotent to the man incapable of renouncing” -Nicolás Gómez Davila
This is a weight you have to carry if you are enlightened...
Based
It reminds me of Plato’s “allegory of the cave”. Upon returning to the cave, the philosopher explains to those in the cave that the shadows on the walls are not threatening. Then the philosopher is kicked out of the cave for saying that the monsters were fake. The interviewers would be those in the cave that kick Norm out for the perplexing concept of no sex. This dude really seemed a genius.
That is a great quote. Thank you for sharing.
He hasn't renounced though. He says he's been to a neurologist about the problem, therefore he thinks there's something kikely wrong with himself.
An intellectual is a person who has discovered something more interesting than sex - Aldous Huxley
I love this quote
i wish i had post nut clarity all the time...
Uuuuuuuuuuuh
But Frogger didn't exist at Huxley's times
@@javigd96there were no intellectuals before frogger
Calling the weight of Rosie O’Donnel’s head an “age-old argument” is one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard. 😂😂😂😂 what the hell
Gold!
and Howard didn't even get it
This man was enlightened
I agree. I'm learning from him every day.
He was dying, you tend to cut the shit hard at that point, you'll see 😂
*evil villan laugh
He was touched by God..not in a weird way
Nobody puts Normy in a corner.
@@ansari1375 His fake autobiography is very well-written and contains some deep insights that have a whole new meaning once you know what he was dealing with when he wrote it. Of course, it's also hilarious. Norm was the greatest liar in the world.
This idioticc notion that everyone just has to be consumed by sex or you have to go AWOOGA and have your eyes pop out of your head when you see a beautiful woman is something he is pushing back against here and I love him for it
Chill he won’t have sex with you 😂
Yeah obviously he didn’t have to talk about stuff like that but he must have made it a point to normalize that kind of behavior. He knows that people will like like him regardless. Pretty much anyone else you says something as harmless as that won’t be received well by their peers.
@@benadrylcabbagepatch Nah he was philosophical and he made it a point live without the pleasures of sex, drugs, alcohol, or even materialistic things. He’s said as much. He lived in a tiny apartment without much more than a bed
@@benadrylcabbagepatchalso hes old tho, and like he said he had a lot of sex when he was young. Low T as you get older, perfectly natural and the way it should be as you prepare to become wise and help the next generation of young men.
@@curtf9813 One person may find sex, drugs, alcohol and materialistic things pleasurable, other person may not. For Norm, living without them is simply more pleasurable, which might seem weird, but if you think about it, people aren't as surprised when somebody says "I don't like pizza", even though almost everyone likes pizza.
A hell of a lot of people come to Norm’s way of thinking around sex. Surprised people are shocked.
Its just that the people he was talking to here are entertainment industry degenerates, lol.
damn gvmt drugs
I tell my wife all the time how lucky I am to have met her, for obvious good reasons, but also because if I hadn't I would have no interest or energy for dating or hooking up. Like Norm I was Normal in my 20s but now the whole idea is exhausting. I have no problem with arousal but the idea of meeting a bunch of people until I find a connection and then working through the awkwardness to have mutually satisfying sex doesn't interest me anymore. The stuff I pushed through in my 20s due to horniness looks wild in retrospect.
@@jacobweaver4523i’m in my twenties and have come around to this way of thinking already. the dating scene of today contains untold and incomprehensible horrors
“im fascinated by people and by women” 🤣
Women aren’t people.
Me too
"show me a goat that can get past the third level of Frogger"
LMFAO 😂😂😂
RIP Norm!!!
He was a man of heightened sensitivity and consciousness, so much so that it's almost surprising he ever became a celebrity.
I think it's more of a unicorn effect. He's different in the "right ways" and that's why ppl are fascinated by him.
He’s weird because he’s a Canadian in America.
God this segment of Norm fans never stop with this cringe.
“There’s thousands of flavors of ice cream” “but not of women” I’m dead 💀
“The light shined in the darkness, and the darkness comprehended it not”
Howard not understanding Norm at all is cringe af
Everything about Howard is cringe.
@@jimbodice2672 well, now that you mention it, true.
@@insomnyukHoward has been a clown since the early 2000’s
There are other parts of his interviews with Norm where Howard gets him. Howard’s regular claim in the 90s was that Norm was the only reason to watch SNL. Howard just can’t understand this because his whole life revolves around being a pervert. It’s like when you have a friend who is a coke head and you get along but if the conversation turns to cocaine he gets shocked that you don’t want to do cocaine
"dude SEX lmao" - howard stern
“Not having sex in public is not about shame it’s just you don’t want to be caught in a compromising position.”
“I’m not ashamed about evacuating, it’s just not polite to do it in front of people.”
Truly powerful arguments.
"Oh yeah, well you have to know Frogger. You know what I mean?" The man was a genius.
Isn’t it funny how these kinds of inconsequential moments are what we as people grab on to with the most pleasure?
He really was glorious. I’m completely overjoyed by the fact.
Let's see a goat get past level 3 in Frogger.
It's funny how many of these interviewers get defensive and scandalised by Norm's opinion. Like, what do they care? It seems to me like - especially in the last interview - they were both trying to find a way of justifying their own vices and weakness, by trying to find Norm's. As if, out of their own insecurity, they thought Norm was somehow implying he was better than them.
That's not the point, and I think Norm's children/adult statement is pretty spot on.
That's what'll happen when a lifetime's worth of modern mass-media conditioning is threatened by someone with an old-school sense of values and virtue.
@@KitCalder hahahaha
I agree entirely with your first paragraph, although (who knows?) maybe they're quite similar to him, but wanted to give off the opposite impression because a strong sex drive is considered healthy, cool, etc.
But I don't agree that sex is a children's thing. It's odd if a 50-year-old is thinking about it 90% of the time like an 18-year-old, but if it's just numerous times a day that's not odd. I certainly wouldn't call him or her childish.
@✝ Adoring Fan ✝ takes one to know one
@@KitCalder its not virtues and values. Hes just bored of it. He’s not virtue signalling hes just bored of it
I just can't wrap my head around how these interviewers are so incredibly infatuated/obsessed over someone elses sex life and what they do in their private life... It's borderline psychotic.
This made me realize how hosts desperately exploit situations for entertainment purposes only.and keep asking and saying bad stuff. It's so transparent. It's never about the truth..
Lol that was the entire premise of the Howard stern show. Radio and entertainment 15+ years ago was a whole different world from what it is now. If you think this was bad wait till you see the other stuff stern did to his guests.
Exactly as intended and advertised
Wannabe shock jocks. The chic desperately wants to be like Howard Stern.
love that he's willing to have an awkward conversation rather than lie
He's just pointing out something that many have at the back of their minds when having sex/masturbating - the hypocrisy of what it is versus how we conceptualize it socially. A classic comedy take on a topic.
dude seemed like he ascended beyond hedonism
No, he did not. In fact he moved closer to it. Because it’s not that he liked sex and chose not to partake, but rather that he didn’t enjoy sex and therefore doesn’t partake. He is still moving in relation to desire and aversion, but let me rephrase. He is not a hedonist in this way, instead, he is like a sheep who stuck his head above the grass, saw the sky, and realized that he doesn’t like eating grass like the other sheep. He would rather eat anything else, because grass is always green, it’s always on the ground, it’s always pointed upwards. It’s dull, it’s repetitive. No, even if it means starving, he won’t eat it. What’s the point of it, if you don’t enjoy it. Yeah, you’ll die without it. But why live if the object of your life is something that you can no longer stand? No, shun the grass and don’t even look at it. Go eat something else. Find out what you really want, go find out what’s worth dying for, so that you can live, truly and refreshingly, dangerously and excitingly. Move with the wind, according to nature. Follow the voice of your creator, obey and do the will of your father in heaven. Believe on the name of his son Jesus Christ, and you will have eternal life in heaven.
@@Hello-hn9kqYou should learn what hedonism means.
Sir, this is a Taco Bell drive Thru @@Hello-hn9kq
@@KrisVic91 is it not the pursuit of pleasure as a meaning of life instead of some other exterior purpose?
@@Hello-hn9kq Possibly but typically it refers to those who seek pleasure through sensory pursuits. S*x, alcohol, drugs, gambling, adrenaline and so forth.
Not everyone is religious mate, nor does it mean we who don't believe in that are inferior.
i love the complexity of norm. i do think he is being serious. but it is very ironic.
a man who can be so honest and open about his view on the juvenal meaninglessness of sex, but is famously addicted to the pleasure of gambling.
Gambling is way more exciting than sex its so unpredictable. Sex is great the first few times but wears away. If you gamble there is no limit to what you can put up. Your whole life could be in the balance. Sex is like having a nice meal.
He burned out his dopamine circuits and required bigger fish to fry to get the same level of release
This wasn't obvious to everyone?
@@akaku9 He was more complex than that. He was very philosophical. He also abstained from drugs, alcohol, and materialism. He lived in a tiny apartment with not much more than a bed and liked to throw away anything that wasn’t gifted to him. He’s said he wanted go face life “head on” without the pleasures of these dopamine hits that you’re referring to. I thought the same as you originally tho…
@@curtf9813 Ultimately we are slaves to our chemical nature. The very abstinence of which you speak generates dopamine eventually.
@@jr5993So is standing in the middle of traffic
I like to find a young lady having a drink at the bar, tell her 'I can get us a bottle!', and then try to convince her to let me lie down on top of her for three or four minutes
If you're only lying down on top of her you're missing the best part dude
Damn. What a badass.
Do they suffocate? Sounds like a serial killer's confession
Whatever the means you use to get yhe final result, the woman will never becoming more interesting afterwards 😂
What do most women bring to you other than their body?
That's Norm's term for what happens when he has sex with a woman.
People think he’s joking around, but the thing about “wanting to have sex with a bunch of women” being childish is brilliant. It’s the only activity that we as adults feel we should all strive for simply because it feels good, when that’s exactly how a child thinks about life.
It's crazy Bob Dole has outlived Norm.
only just
Artie outlived Norm, Bob, and Gilbert.
@@carlosrincon1551now that’s insane. Same with Ozzy and the frogs rolling stone dad
I don’t see why they were so worked up over this. People have different sources of joy. A lot of women talk about how they hate sex. I don’t see why it matters to anyone else
Because they are young probably in their 30's and controlled by sex!!!!
Men are considered far too basic for sex not to be the most important thing to them
YOUR girls told you they hate sex lol. you gotta figure out how to make them enjoy it
@@mini_mozzerplenty of women don’t, it’s common knowledge. Plenty of men don’t too but society shames them for it.
Because humans are psychotic.😂
Do Howard Stern and his sidekick that tries way too hard ever stfu and actually let their guests talk?
right
I love you. Simple as! 🤣 You get it!!
No, they're in love with the sound of their own stupid voices.
When there are pauses or lulls in conversation on a radio show it's called "dead air", and if it lasts longer than a few seconds people tune to a different station. Especially if they're just surfing through different channels and hear a few seconds of silence.
They’re the fucking worst
"Sometimes i think about one of the interns, because i could orobably, definitely get them."
Between Howard being baffled by Norm's claim regarding Elle MacPherson and this, I think it's fair to say that Howard's arousal is driven at keast in part by the desire to gain or keep status.
That must be pretty common in that era, considering he's saying this on a national radio station.
It's so funny that people can't conceive of a man not be that interested in having sex. It's not the norm, no pun intended. But not being obsessed with sex or having a low sex drive is a reality for some people. I'm one of those people. I can take it or leave it. It doesn't rule over me.
It’s not the (Norm)
This isn’t a matter of individual preference and personality. In men, it means low testosterone. Norm is fuckjng with them but it still remains true
@@xonrob9575no he’s not. He’s not into sex, were you watching the same video? It’s not hard to grasp some men don’t like sex, grow up.
Each one of these interviewers was like a 17 year old trying to tell Norm how cool alcohol is, but Norm was acting like someone who was already a legal age to drink. Probably why married people stop having sex. It's only impressive for people who lack access to it, or want to brag about being close enough to Elle McPherson. Norm legit saw it as childish, and he's kinda right.
I wonder if these hosts knew about Norm's cancer when they harassed him for not being a degenerate.
Man people seemed so offended by the zen the guy found in himself
"im not a child." lmao
I completely understand where Norm is coming from. I'm in my 30s now and my sex drive has definitely gone down. I had my testosterone checked and the levels are normal. I've been in a long term relationship for 5 years now and my partner and I are still very attracted to each other, and have sex maybe 2 or 3 times a month but sex is not the main focus of our relationship. There is so much more to life than sex alone. Sometimes having a late night discussion about life and philosophy and history and current events with my partner is better than sex. Maybe once you have sex enough times it starts to lose it's magic.
"It's a shameful act... They live in a fools paradise where they pretend it's not!" I completely agree. Having sex with people you do not love or are not emotionally connected with is a deeply shameful experience that we suppress to validate our insecurities of not being wanted. Society controls us by manipulating our sexual desires. A person not in control is a person who isn't free.
That's an societally closed off enforced mindset about sex. That somehow, you need to create "emotional connection" anywhere else before having sex, but not through sex? Because apparently that's not possible or "empty". Even casual encounters can be emotionally vulnerable if both parties are open and have the emotionally literacy to make it so. Also, why would we have all these couples who brag that they're so close emotionally but can't for the life of them be open during sex? Because this seems to be a common problem in relationships.
I would there's no difference between being controlled by sex or being controlled by other relational desires, because of believed and enforced love scarcity. People haven't changed. Love and connection have also been treated as spiritually dead and transactional concepts by our society.
Most people let relational excitement and feelings of lack guide them towards "real" bonds, without the thought that both loving ability and mindset should be intentionally cultivated from within, and not gained from finding the "right" connection or person outside of yourself.
LMAO I cant even click on a Norm Macdonald video with out smirking. I first saw him doing weekend updates on SNL when I was a kid and I loved that sort of detached feel he has when he talks. And then he came out with Dirty Work and I fell in love with that movie because I was a huge fan of Artie from Mad TV. It was like watching Batman and Superman team up.
As an adult, I have come to appreciate the fact that Norm wasn't even aiming to make people laugh. He just did it naturally by amusing HIMSELF. I think one of the absolute sweetest things that I ever heard about Norm, was listening to Conan O'Brien talk about Norm Macdonald. O'Brien talks about him so lovingly and with great admiration. And that's HUGE coming from a comedy genius like Conan O'Brien. I remember that Conan described Norm's jokes as "farmers wive's jokes" or "traveling salesman" jokes lmao. He said that he didn't laugh at Norm's jokes more than he was laughing at the audacity of Norm to use "public domain" jokes and pass them off his own experiences in front of a live audience of national TV show 😂😂😂😂😂 Conan went on to describe that it was like "watching Norm split an atom" 😂😂😂😂
We miss you everyday Norm, you ol' chunk of coal.
I just found this kickass channel. I subbed!
Now that I'm older I understand why people didn't like Howard Stern back then
No one was cooler than Norm
Norm doesn't have a dog house.
People are obsessed with sex..
It's our nature
@@laughassembly853 i think Norman and i could have a meeting of minds..
@@sunnyroad5644 Yee a real stream of consciousness
@@teoteo3522 yeah, it’s called conversation
Because it's exploited so much.
It’s crazy how they can’t wrap their minds around the idea of a man who isn’t chasing tail everyday of his life. I dated a lot when I was younger, but now I’m in my 40s, and sex/dating/relationships are definitely not the priority they used to be.
I understand Norm's position on this. He was inwardly a Christian. I don't think he's joking about this: he saw that sex was basically a trap by the material world, much like wealth is. It's why lust and greed are mortal sins- they distract from the work you do on your soul. Of course this would go over the head of people like Stern, who were raised in the Boomer 'free-love' bullshit and hold sex on some pedestal as the most important thing on earth.
@Hassan Imtiaz He has explicitly mentioned he was a Christian multiple times. What are you talking about?
He gambled away most of his money multiple times. Why not just accept what he's saying? He has low sex drive.
"sex was basically a trap by the material world" I pity anyone who is so fucked in the head that they actually believe this.
I think you missed his point completely. He lost interest in having sex as he grew older because of his own considerations based on his personal experiences. It's like someone losing interest in skiing or surfing or fishing or any other endeavor that once had appeal. The interest wanes and is many times replaced by a new interest. He wasn't a slut and he wasn't interested in sluts as he grew older. That's what all of the sluts interviewing him couldn't understand. Their thinking is 'all human beings are horny sluts like me' so someone who says he isn't has to be lying or 'doing a bit.'
@@hassanimtiaz12345he believed in God and has mentioned he was Christian at various points in interviews and if you watch enough Norm interviews, you realize he said various things to various people and in the end with his final special with his friends talking about him, they talk quite a bit about how he was with God and Christianity in particular as in his final years he was doing his best to get closer to God as he knew his time on earth was getting closer and closer to the end. Thing with Norm is he was always seeking God the best way for himself. He didn’t broadcast his religious beliefs much like others might do as it was very private to him.
My dad was born in the mid 1940s, and I discovered his journal from 1960-1970. I turned to a page at random and one page is covered with the following insight:
"MAN CANNOT LIVE ON SEX ALONE. "
He was 16 when he wrote that entry.
I have no doubt he felt it was a profound insight instead of glaringly obvious.
At 7:47 when he says "I find sex to be a very filthy act" and then his explanation for it. I mean that is spot on imo! Respect to him and shame on these interviewers who treated him like some kind of enigma or a weirdo for having intelligence and sticking by his views.
People have shame having casual sex because casual sex is not about pleasing the other person, it is about fulfilling your own selfish desire to get off.
I wish I viewed it that way before I lost a bunch of friend and made a bunch of enemies fcking ex girlfriends
@@roddydykes7053 damn dude, there was no other pussy around?
It's because it's done without even the possibility of procreation being the outcome
@@Midnight7Marauder Well unless you're religious I don't think you're going to be shaming protected sex... It's more so people associate casual sex with hookup culture
@@almscurium is hookup culture sex without the intent of procreation?
I love how Norm fielded that question about Rosie O'Donald's head..
Howard and his loudmouthed lackeys who are in love with their own voices won't let the man talk for 1 second without interrupting.
Norm deserved so much better.
As someone with a high sex drive I can say it's a burden and I'm sick of it. Norm is very refreshing to me.
@@TimeBandit2007 Don't compare yourself to an incel, man. From what I've read you seem like a good person, just with a preoccupation with sex like I have. To me, an incel has an ideology based around misanthropy and misogyny. Stay positive, work out, and be productive. 👍
@@TimeBandit2007 Just not as dangerous as drug addiction, as the withdrawals can't potentially kill you. Also, less likely to lie, steal, murder or start a gang/turf war in order to get your fix.
Which is why drug addiction is more talked about.
God bless Norm, speaking truth and people being mind blown because they've consumed by debauchery. Love him.
Why is it so hard for them to understand? I rarely ever think about sex, I don't imagine fucking every woman I interact with. I enjoy sex with my girlfriend, but outside of those moments I rarely ever think about. Before her I'd go for a long time until meeting someone I liked, but never seeked or got desperate about not having sex.
It doesn't have to be because of a medical issue, or drugs, or anything. I just don't think about it much. That should be easy enough to understand wtf.
I've met people like this before and it's so frustrating, being a man doesn't mean you're obsessed with sex. It's fucking crazy that people think you're lying to sound good when you say something as simple as "I don't think about fucking every woman I meet", like what the fuck?? This is partly why I've always disliked Howard Stern, dude's always been fucking disgusting and projects it on everyone else.
But are you even hot? Usually attractive people like and have lots of sex
Goodness they just refuse to drop it.
They're children.
Basically the only guy that I saw that has similar view as me.
Though I'm in my 20s. But pretty much since I was 23, I've kind of felt this way. Like I've outgrown the whole sexual thing. It's not like I've renounced it, but it doesn't dictate my life.
And when you put things like that, people just don't know how to interact with you. Cause they cannot manipulate you in a way, that they do that to other people. And relationships cannot be formed cause you're not dense enough for them to be formed in the first place. Like people simply cannot go in that lane.
I am 26 and feel this deeply.
I find the growing asexual community online has been a huge support, knowing it's a spectrum and you can be asexual and still have sex even, its just about what it means to you
I find the growing asexual community online has been a huge support, knowing it's a spectrum and you can be asexual and still have sex even, its just about what it means to you
I find the growing asexual community online has been a huge support, knowing it's a spectrum and you can be asexual and still have sex even, its just about what it means to you
@@spyczech I'm not asexual. I'm just not a horny little bastard I was back on high school.
I've simply matured. And just having sex with people I don't care about ain't fulfilling. It's like complicating masturbation in a way.
I love Norm, like some age old argument about sexy time
He is a total paradox of a human. Such an intriguing ball of hypocrisy, irony, and brilliance.
What’s paradoxical about him? His worldview makes sense to me.
@@camtheman3x6 If you knew much about him you would understand. Comment wasn't based solely on this clip mate.
@@ryanclayton6496 I do know him, that’s why I was asking. I know what you mean though, I just wondered what you meant by it.
Absolutely. The most rigorous Möbius strip of sincerity & irony
That's a good nonexplanation@@ryanclayton6496
Based
Slimy, horrible people are always pissed when you arent as bad as them
Crabs in a bucket.
I wish all these interviewers would shut up and let him finish a complete thought. I miss norm. RIP
Some guys are truly like this. It actually sounds like it would be a relief.
I didn’t think I was like this until I started having sex. For one, masturbation feels 100x better than sex, and even if it didn’t, like he said, it’s the same thing every time. Learning to play a new piece of music, that’s novel, learning something new about the world, that’s fulfilling, sex just exists. Mind you, I’m much much younger, but I don’t get it.
@declandougan7243 Evrryone is built differently.
every time howard stern speaks, the world gets dumber
Hes such a gross freak man
it's so hard to tell what Norm really thinks. Because I could see how he'd think this is a very funny series of discussions. I could also see his being 100% truthful, outside of the obvious jokes, but had some intimacy issues. But I have to give him credit for correcting her use of the word "squalid". That's awesome.
He ascended.
Based, as usual
Yeah we live in such a sex addicted world now where everybody thinks obsession with it is totally normal. There are far more important things in life than just sex. Our ancestors certainly had it from time to time, but nowhere near the degree we seem to think we should be having it now.
To each their own ❤️
Damn, that was surprisingly relateable
Have you looked into asexuality before?
The world went on a steeper decline downhill when this guy took his last breath.
This man makes me feel like im sane.
Squalid apartment?? I'm horrified by this gross casual familiarity these interviewers displayed. Disgusting!!
Absolutely Brian.
What a vile woman.
I loved the subtly scathing way Norm corrected her, as though it was a grammatical error😎👍🏻
I can't tell if this is a bit or not...Norm is the master of making you feel bewildered and 0ut there after hearing him speak
It's not a bit. An 11 year ongoing battle with cancer is going to affect a number of things in life. Sex drive and perspective would certainly be high on the list. I'm sure he was more interested in learning new things and creating more comedy than spending the time knocking the back out of a random. The last interview, the entire interview, is quite real. The only time you'll see Norm be more genuine and venerable is on the final Letterman show.
@@jdoe9518One doesn’t need cancer or other pathologies to not being interested in sex… His perspective of sex is shared by many others, but clearly not acceptable by most
@@jdoe9518This interview was long before he had cancer
@@patrickthomas8890 Great. Whilst you've got his medical file open could you give me a full run down of the various times cancer was an issue in his life please?
Oh and when you this interview which one are you referring to? There is multiple interviews in this clip
@@jdoe9518 “an 11 year ongoing battle with cancer is going to affect a number of things in life”….must’ve been the same medical file you have, doctor. So just refer to that for more information.
Picking on a guy with cancer about his sex drive hahaha he’s just the gift that keeps giving. Love ya Norm!
I very much relate to what he's saying
"She's bright?"
I'm dead 😂
i totally relate
The thumbnail looks like MacDonald is a lobster.
I think he was in between sets and had hair and makeup done during the Stern interview
@@DanielMartins-og2gj looks more like someone saturated the thumbnail
This woman just can't shut up and listen for a second
I can't relate but the level of trolling is funny af.
Dudes just ace.
RIGHT? It's so blatantly obvious. XD Poor dude. Wish he had the words for it while he was alive.
I think he was exactly on the money and is refreshing to hear someone say what I have been thinking for a long time, its not that I don't enjoy it but I couldn't fathom how people made it the end of the world if you didn't really care that much about it or that going long periods without any was somehow odd. Sure I was thinking about sex all the time as a raging hormonal teenager but like Norm said I grew up and there are just far too many important things in life that require attention for sex to be anywhere near the top of my list of priorities and I honestly I feel like sex is a privilege for those who have lots of time on their hands and little in the way of responsibilities.
norm is the man
I remember in high school, this kid and other people too would say stuff in the locker room like "men can't go 2 hours without thinking about sex" etc, and all this other prolific commonly accepted commentary on people and sex, meanwhile I was completely sexless (as a normal male teen with hormones) from 15 - 18, not even a wet dream. I was very attracted to women, but didn't feel a need to masturbate or seek sex out just because of it.
I think most people watch porn and masturbate / seek sex out often because of some odd type of FOMO that society creates with all this modern 'sex positive' rhetoric that everyone regurgitates now and days. Makes people feel bad about themselves if they're not 'getting some' on a frequent basis.
What Norm said about "I'm not a child...I don't see a shiny bead and go 'I have to have that!'.." really hits the nail on the head in our sex-crazed society and dresses the matter down embarrassingly well.
Definitely think I was more mature about sex from 15 -18 then I have been most of my life ever since then.
geniuses have different minds normal folk simply cannot comprehend.
Norm was one of the precious few who could easily hang with Stern.
Why does norm look like a 40yr old Ken doll?
Lmao
Dressed like Bob Dole
I feel norm for real.
If you relate, have you looked into Asexuality at all?
@@thekarret2066 nah I’m not asexual, I just don’t really care about sex that much, like it’s fun but I can go without it. I also have clinical depression so that’s probably a thing.
The world would be a better place if more men thought this way.
His eyebrows were freaking me out in the first one
lol it reminded me of an ex-girlfriend, one day she showed up with something similar on her face and it took a lot of mental strength in me to not mention it hahahaha
That intern comment hurt. Ooof
When a person talks about morals to these npc' s, they always fight against it
What interview is the second clip from? I’ve never come across it
Nice bit
Man participated in No Nut November, but like for every other months
No he said he masturbated, just didn't fuck.
More true than we'd like to admit lol
not having sex really makes your eyebrows look weird
Norm is being honest. and people who don't feel like he does can't handle that.
He’s literally me fr
howard stern doesn't give af when asking people 😂
he just fkn loves his stupid voice and being the center of attention