ALLAH is a true god i experienced the feeling of being close to Allah, it is the best feeling ever , it is a feeling that you always want more of it , you will start to run after that feeling by doing good deeds and praying in time , only Allah gives you that feeling , ohh people worship ALLAH , learn how how to pray , in youtube it teaches you how to pray
I love how Ralph in the beginning felt intimidated because he thought he didn’t bring anything to the table. He felt as if he was standing next to a giant in terms of knowledge and comedy wisdom, but during this whole segment he opens up about something he really loves and doesn’t realize that he is teaching Joe about things he’s passionate about.
He’s the best comedian out there because of these observations (and his hilarious delivery of what others avoid). He’s honest but not an asshole. Humble, but not timid. Original delivery. And love his chill delivery when others cause you anxiety with their delivery
Joe Rogan is not a giant of either of these😂😂😂 especially comedy !!! ESPECIALLY COMEDY !!! the way people still believe this man is some divine guru is beyond me 😂😂😂
@@Jtfreeze17I didn't know he was a comedian until significantly later in life 😂... i remember going "oh the fear factor dude started doing stand-up good for him." followed by " Oh the fear factor guy is a ufc announcer... guess comedy wasn't his thing." LoL
ALLAH is a true god i experienced the feeling of being close to Allah, it is the best feeling ever , it is a feeling that you always want more of it , you will start to run after that feeling by doing good deeds and praying in time , only Allah gives you that feeling , ohh people worship ALLAH , learn how how to pray , in youtube it teaches you how to pray
@@migsplays28 I said the same thing about Matt riffe, some of his humor is a little cringy and it feels like a frat guy complaining a lot, but the more I watch the more I laugh. Ralph’s vibe is just hilarious when he’s on stage IMO
I picked up on the fact that he is really easy to listen to also, but as far as being a good speaker goes, he’s not. he said “like” and “whatever” 100 times lol, but something about his voice is pleasant to the ear, I wonder what that is? is he like talking in perfect pitch or something maybe? 🤷♂️
Really enjoyed this guy story. And he’s exactly right about paint contamination. Years ago my company’s assembly-line equipment was being blamed for paint issues at a Big-3 plant in Detroit. We spent weeks chasing the problem. Turned out one of their night shift maintenance guys had a work boot repaired with silicone. Just the tiny bit that boot off-gassed each night was enough to contaminate the area and ruin paint jobs for hours.
@@squibbelsmcjohnson If you have a can of WD40 near a body shop, and you walk in with it, they will probably escort you out with a less than pleasant demeanor. You want fisheyes? Have that type of stuff anywhere you're painting.
I worked at Subaru not in paint though but I know the guys that did had certain deodorants soaps and all kinds of shit they couldn’t use and walked through some kind of test daily
Working at a bodyshop under a good body man/painter is one of the best things you can do straight out of high school. Paint prep made me the most meticulous, ocd, and detail oriented person lol
Bad dude. It made me see every imperfection in the world on everything. To the point it actually is a curse. I envy thy guys who can just blast shit out that's not perfect. No one sees it but me. Yet I lose money because I can't let it go. Lol
@thenarrator869 tell me about it, car shows are like a scene from saw for me. Especially the cars that would be featured in magazines, when you see some of them in person it's soooo disappointing. All you see is trash in the clear in this spot, tiger stripping here, runs there, wavy panels everywhere. I just have drink a couple beers and turn my brain off and enjoy the event lol
@@thenarrator869 when I paint my cars all the spots I didn't get right, missed, or screwed up, jump out at me as soon as it has some shine to it. I am too old to learn to do show quality, so I like to mess around and put daily driver/beater paint on stuff. All the goofs still jump at me. I have to keep telling myself "Its just a driver, not a show car" and nobody other than other builders/painters will see it anyway.
Absolutely surreal hearing this guy talk about painting cars. I’m a painter’s assistant at a body shop and everything he said from the mundane prep work, the fear of contamination, all the way to the variety of people you meet is so true. I’m actually leaving the trade because painting as a career really will end up being detrimental to your health and he even touched on that too.
@@itsascaryworld9788 one of them, yeah. Not necessarily that he's one of the greatest comics of all time. I like seeing him pop up on podcast though. You don't like him?
@@pencilgoboom not my favorite at the moment. I’ve only seen his clips not a full show. Lately, Andrew Schultz has been funny for me. I went to watch him this summer. Worth the money, had everyone drying from laughter. But yea, I’m rooting for Ralph. I would like to hear more about his up bringing.
@@itsascaryworld9788 Andrew Schultz is great. His delivery can be a bit quick, in my opinion, but he is undeniably great. And, I think this style is a bit of his personality which you can see in his podcast. Ralph is quite a bit different. More of a relaxed, less snappy approach. While Ralph may not be as cemented into comedy as Andrew. And, he may even have more room for improvement. I actually enjoy watching Ralph more than Andrew just slightly. At least in podcast. They're both great though. I enjoy them for different reasons.
I remember seeing this dude on TikTok like a year ago and there's so many shitty comedians on TikTok but this dude was genuinely funny. I was really hoping he'd blow up.
i have the same story except the comedy, i grew up in the body shop as a paint prepper, and my dad is the head painter of a Caliber collision in Rancho cucamonga. I now paint guitars at Fender custom shop and i’m very grateful for all the experience my dad gave me.
Omg this young man is so refreshing to sit and listen too. You can tell he is eager to want to learn, and he listens, he seems laid back, he just seems like a great young man. This is so rare and is so refreshing to see!!
I agree. I grew up in construction and painting with my father and now I’m an architect but painting is still my therapy and I always knew that the mentorship I had in painting truly secured a future for me. As a father now I want that for my son too. The mentor truly changes lives
This was a cool segment. Good to hear when someone is passionate about something, all the little detailes of a job. I never thought painting a car would be so interesting.
So many in these comments don't know his comedy yet , so they bring that hate.. but he's funny to all walks of life, not political not racist not foul mouthed, just laid back w great timing.
i didnt watched it but seen comments about it and some say its trash, some say its okay and some say its the funniest shit they ever seen lol crazy how everybody got a different taste even in comedy. i only saw short clips from Ralph and i really think he is funny, funny to me at least. the same with Theo Von because some ppl say he is the funniest guy alive and some ppl say he isnt funny or just dont get it idk. i just think its hard to judge comedy and thats interesting to me, i just dont like when people hate on someone just because they dont like it, it could be the funniest shit ever to another person, but also not with everyone because there are guys we all can agree on are just bad lmao so thats also interesting. fck i wrote too much sry man
Learned everything I know about painting from my uncle my dad was more of the mechanical guy. Relate so much to this part of this guys story. Everything he said about painting was spot on
I recently started watching u and u blow my mind with the things that you talk about on your show and open my mind to all sorts of new ideas xx so thanks for that xx
From South East Texas; Nederland to be exact. Super proud of you Ralph for making it to this platform. Keep killing it ese, my grandmother is a Barbosa.
Yep i was priming and sanding my scooter parts listening to this, 5 months in a customs shop taught me so much, all waxy products were kept in a totally different building in a locked cupboard
@timforbes6523 We weren't allowed to have the clear coat products and waxy/good looking products in the same building either and I worked at a chemical plant in Massillon Ohio that made a lot of well known products for the auto body business and made the different types, but still the same JB Weld and the reason why is because of the dreaded "Fish Eye" that would screw up a ton of prep and paint work due to those little waxy particles in the paint/clear coat that would leave what looked like a dished out and round "Fish Eye" in the finish, the circles at first reminded me of a peacock feather looking circle/shape into the finish and it WAS BAD! We had our own, separate building/body shop at this plant and I loved being in the body shop and tried to transfer there because there was a guru/expert of a body shop/painter of a guy that was the only worker in the body shop to test all of the new products on actual cars and test batches of old products. This expert told me and the bosses that he would teach me everything he knows if I transferred to the body shop but the big wigs/bosses denied my transfer because I was one of the four "Industrial Maintenance" guys in the entire plant and they needed every guy that knew anything about real maintenance working in the main plant but I did get to help the guru in the body shop on occasion and I LOVED IT! Alas my body shop love would never be answered and I quit that place within 6 months after my transfer denial due to a lot of other bullshit... We made "All Metal" that was expensive as hell but it was putty/bondo with actual metal/titanium in it and when you put a sander or grinder to the All Metal after proper curing time that stuff would throw sparks. We also made a finish coating called "White Ice" that was impossible to keep up with the demand from body shops and suppliers. This plant had so many high paid "Deep Thinkers" in the shot calling process that this place would not keep spare parts for any machine line/operation/product line in the entire plant and if something broke or "Went Out" after the bosses left at 3 PM we would write the parts needed on a piece of paper and put the "Parts Needed" paper on each of the 5 bosses desks in the bigger, office that was actually built on the production floor. The next morning these bosses would see the list of parts/supplies needed and get into a 3 hour argument on which one or two bosses would have to actually get off their ass and makes a parts run One day at about 3:30 PM the production line for the "White Ice" shut down completely. I was new and only there for a week and went to get the line running again. The only apparent problem keeping the White Ice line running and producing was there entire line was dead, there was no "Juice" as in electricity on the line at all I went to the main control room, located the breaker to the problem and noticed immediately that the old and ancient breakers were shot, melted and rattled like a baby top when I removed it and went to get a new breaker I finally found another maintenance guy on the other end of the plant "Smhoozing" with every and all female employee which was about 90% of the employees and quite a few women. I told him the problem and asked him where the stock room/new parts room was located and he laughed in my face and explained the "No parts/supplies" system that this plant ran to keep money in their account instead of keeping money on the shelves I went in and wrote the parts needed on the list. There was a REAL bootlicker that found out what was going on and called one of the bosses while the boss was golfing, this bootlicker boss came in and huddled up with the ass kissing employee that called the boss. This golfing boss was weird and came up to me wearing old fashioned, traditional Scottish golfing attire, well thank God he didn't wear a kilt but his attire made me laugh and that pissed this weird boss off just a tad I explained the parts problem and asked why his boot licking phone caller didn't explain the problem to him over the phone to save the boss a trip? The boss said the problem WAS explained to him but even though there was nothing the boss could do that evening he wanted to make an appearance at the plant to look good for the higher ups Next morning I walked into the production line office to make sure that someone was getting the new breakers and what I walked into was the extremely assholish plant manager reaming the 5 foreman's asses out because the "White Ice" line is the plants biggest money making product and screaming "WHY WAS THE WHITE ICE LINE DOWN FOR 17 hours and counting?" That's when the plant manager turned to me and asked ME that same question with all 5 bosses turning their heads, crossing their arms and pushing the blame on me! So I let all 6 of these guys know that this was the ONLY place that I ever worked that didn't have extra/spare parts for anything in the plant let alone the necessities to keep producing their biggest money making products coming off the production lines. That didn't go over well with them and I didn't care since I was also a machinist and industrial maintenance man and could get a job anywhere within a week's time which is what ended u happening in due time after I got tired of their shit and they got tired of my shit. I was flabbergasted shortly after I started working at this chemical plant early on in my start at this plant when the JB Weld scam/business practice slapped me in the face. Something as small as the JB Weld ordeal really opened my eyes to a lot of the BS pulled by big corporations/medium sized businesses though. I retired a few years ago and spend my time fishing for musky, hunting coyotes and crows or working part time in a rural Ohio country store/drive - thru combo business but am currently off from working the store due to cancer that I was diagnosed with in April 2023
I have a whole new level of respect for Ralph, I liked him before both comedy and personality but now I know I can talk to him about painting or airbrushing as well ❤
This is dope my pops was a painter and this hit home. Thanks for giving the industry love G.. I like his comedy but knowing more about his background makes me like primo more
I just learned of this man today like 30 minutes ago. He’s an amazing young comedian with perfect timing. I’m looking forward to his progression in his career.
An old friend of mine is or was an absolute master painter. He'd paint cars for chevrolet and other big companies, he was training me on how to paint his projects. He was SO good at painting he would charge between $8-15k for a paint job and he had people on the calendar for like 3 years out
@manuelcervantes5866 His name was Ken. We, mainly him, were painting this el camino, and we put on an undercoat of something like 7 layers and before we even applied the first layer of actual paint, we had wet sanded and polished it so clean you could see the birds reflection as they flew by. I watched him throw pin stripes freehand with just a glance at the car. I miss that guy.
Seen Ralph at the Punchline earlier this year, dude is hilarious. I love his style. So laid back and effortless delivery. He’s gonna be huge if he wants to be
It’s refreshing to hear somebody who had a legit plan B and C if their craft didn’t work out. Usually it’s, “If (blank) didn’t work out, I didn’t know what I was gonna do!”
Hearing someone talk about something they love with passion is awesome!!! “Candy paint man, yeah man candy paint, candy paint your in Tx now you gotta know about candy paint”
Proud of Raplh! Been rooting for him from the time i saw his skits a couple years ago and always believed he had potential to make it to the top guy's a truly talented comedian with new funny material every time deserves the success coming his way.
My grandpa was a custom car painter and it is a lifestyle I used to couldn’t stand waking up early to start sanding and doing body work removing fender etc. but I miss it now listening to oldies the smell of sanding and spending time with him
This young man just moved up a whole other level respect wise. Not only is he one of the best young up-and-comers in comedy, his work eithic and respect towards cars is something he will carry with him his whole life. I pray he won't give up on painting, even though I have a feeling he's gonna be yuge in comedy!
@@Tarakat7 So you’re telling me that Ralph’s long, boring, hypothetical story about riding shotgun in his racer gf’s car kept you awake and laughing? You’re a strange fella.
I worked in a body shop for most of my adult life. I love hearing about that life. So many regulations and permits in California it’s hard to make good money. I miss it everyday tho.
I always listen to these while I’m in the booth. Awesome to hear someone and Ralph of all people respecting the art and craft that is paintwork!! Love it!!! Side note it’s the silicone in a lot of the products like armor all that react with our paints. The same reason it leaves your fingers feeling slippery (the silica) is the reason it doesn’t let the paint flow and adhere to panels
@@SweatyFatGuyohhhhh yeah. Nothing like being in the shop and hearing the painter go. What the fuck! Seen it happen when there was a diesel truck parked by the shop bay door once 😅
@@gregbrown1091 I have hte added bonus of being hyper sensitizes to isocyanate. If it even touches my skin I can't breathe for months. I reused my mask the next day after shooting clear and it jacked me up bad in 2012. Now I look like a Dr trying to find the cure for zombies when I paint and I still get my lungs wrecked for a month or so. So if there is anything that is going to screw up the paint, I am very displeased because it is not only a hassle and expense to repaint it, it makes me unable to work for weeks at a time as well. Someone brought a can of WD40 to my shop, I don't use the stuff. Then they punctured the can and it sprayed all over the ceiling. I think I will build a new shed just to paint stuff... I can make it a downdraft using the drain in the floor, and maybe I won't get sick. Will have to be after the 72 Cutlass I am doing right now though, I need that thing out of my shop. Its getting a HOK candy purple that looks like Grand National paint until the light hits it, then the silver or gold undercoat flashes through it showing the purple. I need to practice on something, so my 76 C10 is getting the low buck home made version, but without the purple. I am not allowed to use two color names on here, one is the GN shade and the other was on TransAms 69-72 that was not blue. My neighbor a mile east has a nice paint booth I can use if I can get the project down there without covering it in salt on the highway.
Bro my first comedy show was a Ralph Barbosa comedy set. At the improv in Houston. Man it was bad ass he even took pictures with the fans after. I can relate with him on this I worked at a paint and body shop for 5 years . Sanding and prepping cars and buffing I would do . He ain’t lying before painting the vehicle surfaces had to be super clean before spraying. Any oils or even a finger touch could create ( fisheye) . Dust or particles floating in the air would land on the clear coat. You have to wet sand and buff. I’m 32 to now I worked there 15 to 22 years old. To this day I have my side business. I buff and polish all vehicles. 250 to 350 bucks is what I charge and headlight restoration. Still love doing it till this day. I salute ya Ralph keep pushing homie puro para arriba compa!!!
This dude Ralph is so real. His comedy is great and pretty unique but also you just want to be friends with him. I couldn’t care less about painting and yet I watched the whole thing with more attention than I watch a great movie or something. His personality is so refreshing. Also, he is a natural story teller. I am a big fan already
Literally painting cars right now listening to this
Dude same here
You two ever think about trying comedy?
Awsome, im wrenching while listening right now 😂
sniffing paint while listening to this
ALLAH is a true god i experienced the feeling of being close to Allah, it is the best feeling ever , it is a feeling that you always want more of it , you will start to run after that feeling by doing good deeds and praying in time , only Allah gives you that feeling , ohh people worship ALLAH , learn how how to pray , in youtube it teaches you how to pray
"You're in texas now, you have to know about candy paint" DAMN RIGHT RALPH!!!! 😂
Texas in every way fr joe not in cali no more he texas cat now
as a texan this made me smile
Let em know!
Yeeeaah buddy
Yeah I immediately knew what he meant😆 Houstonnnn baby🙌🏼
I love how Ralph in the beginning felt intimidated because he thought he didn’t bring anything to the table. He felt as if he was standing next to a giant in terms of knowledge and comedy wisdom, but during this whole segment he opens up about something he really loves and doesn’t realize that he is teaching Joe about things he’s passionate about.
He’s the best comedian out there because of these observations (and his hilarious delivery of what others avoid). He’s honest but not an asshole. Humble, but not timid. Original delivery. And love his chill delivery when others cause you anxiety with their delivery
Well said. We can all learn a little from each other.
U can absolutely tell he got comfortable with the conversation and that was cool to see
Joe Rogan is not a giant of either of these😂😂😂 especially comedy !!! ESPECIALLY COMEDY !!! the way people still believe this man is some divine guru is beyond me 😂😂😂
@@Jtfreeze17I didn't know he was a comedian until significantly later in life 😂... i remember going "oh the fear factor dude started doing stand-up good for him." followed by " Oh the fear factor guy is a ufc announcer... guess comedy wasn't his thing." LoL
"What kind of painting?" Joe was waiting for him to say "lowrider art" lol
Lol
So was I 😂
That's facts 😂
Hispanic dude here.. Something about hearing someone that talks like you and looks like you on a platform like this feels pretty cool..lol
Joe low key interviewed Ralph to hire him to paint a car for him😅
Hiring him to paint Elons cyber truck he shot arrows at
🤣🤣🤣🤣
low key?
@@miglo817all at the same time, with david Blaine throwing up a frog.
This dude Ralph is hilarious. His style alone is like all of our Mexican friends that are chill and funny AF 👏🏽
ALLAH is a true god i experienced the feeling of being close to Allah, it is the best feeling ever , it is a feeling that you always want more of it , you will start to run after that feeling by doing good deeds and praying in time , only Allah gives you that feeling , ohh people worship ALLAH , learn how how to pray , in youtube it teaches you how to pray
Facts lol
Man i try i swear i try but i dont find this guy funny at all.
🤣 he's a real foo in the best possible way. Even his accent reminds of a LA Cholo in the early 2000s
@@migsplays28 I said the same thing about Matt riffe, some of his humor is a little cringy and it feels like a frat guy complaining a lot, but the more I watch the more I laugh. Ralph’s vibe is just hilarious when he’s on stage IMO
He’s a good story teller, good person to have on the pod
I picked up on the fact that he is really easy to listen to also, but as far as being a good speaker goes, he’s not. he said “like” and “whatever” 100 times lol, but something about his voice is pleasant to the ear, I wonder what that is? is he like talking in perfect pitch or something maybe? 🤷♂️
He's a totally likeable character and his background, growing up around his relatives, makes for good entertainment.
@@joshnic6639Wtf are talking about you expect every guess to be Neil DeGrasse Tyson he's a regular dude that everyone can relate to.
@@grievous5243my guy Josh is out here deducting points for every ‘like’ and ‘whatever’ 😂
I’m showing my #hatekinw
Really enjoyed this guy story. And he’s exactly right about paint contamination.
Years ago my company’s assembly-line equipment was being blamed for paint issues at a Big-3 plant in Detroit. We spent weeks chasing the problem.
Turned out one of their night shift maintenance guys had a work boot repaired with silicone. Just the tiny bit that boot off-gassed each night was enough to contaminate the area and ruin paint jobs for hours.
That’s fucking crazy dude. This lil clip kinda intrigued me to try out this paint pepper
That's wild.. That little thing changed everything
@@squibbelsmcjohnson If you have a can of WD40 near a body shop, and you walk in with it, they will probably escort you out with a less than pleasant demeanor. You want fisheyes? Have that type of stuff anywhere you're painting.
I worked at Subaru not in paint though but I know the guys that did had certain deodorants soaps and all kinds of shit they couldn’t use and walked through some kind of test daily
That’s actually wild.
Never thought I would see someone from my high school let alone my city on JRE that’s pretty cool congrats to Ralph
No one cares.
@@danielrichardson6054 you cared enough to reply 🥱
@@danielrichardson6054now say it without crying girl
@@danielrichardson6054😂😂.. You obviously cared enough to reply dummy
@@danielrichardson6054 yet you cared enough to comment "no one cares" sounds like one person did care.
Working at a bodyshop under a good body man/painter is one of the best things you can do straight out of high school. Paint prep made me the most meticulous, ocd, and detail oriented person lol
Very true, you also learn a lot of life skills, how to work with your hands etc.
It got me access to pure heroin and coke. That's it.
Bad dude. It made me see every imperfection in the world on everything. To the point it actually is a curse. I envy thy guys who can just blast shit out that's not perfect. No one sees it but me. Yet I lose money because I can't let it go. Lol
@thenarrator869 tell me about it, car shows are like a scene from saw for me. Especially the cars that would be featured in magazines, when you see some of them in person it's soooo disappointing. All you see is trash in the clear in this spot, tiger stripping here, runs there, wavy panels everywhere. I just have drink a couple beers and turn my brain off and enjoy the event lol
@@thenarrator869 when I paint my cars all the spots I didn't get right, missed, or screwed up, jump out at me as soon as it has some shine to it. I am too old to learn to do show quality, so I like to mess around and put daily driver/beater paint on stuff. All the goofs still jump at me. I have to keep telling myself "Its just a driver, not a show car" and nobody other than other builders/painters will see it anyway.
This guy has blown up so drastically. I remember seeing him at Dallas Comedy Club when he first started couple years ago. Happy and proud of him!
His voice is too shaky. I don't buy his hard-core gangsta stories.
@@BLOXKAFELLARECORDShe seems pretty chill, what’s he famous for?
@@derekhakeem8 I am famous for my music.
@@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS nigga ain’t nobody give an if you don’t buy his stories 😂 this guy already famous who tf is you?
@@BLOXKAFELLARECORDShe’s a comedian cuh
Absolutely surreal hearing this guy talk about painting cars. I’m a painter’s assistant at a body shop and everything he said from the mundane prep work, the fear of contamination, all the way to the variety of people you meet is so true. I’m actually leaving the trade because painting as a career really will end up being detrimental to your health and he even touched on that too.
I did painters assistant for years. Then moved into painting but didn’t do it long. Luckily I made it into the collision estimate rank.
Felt the same way lol
“Paint em blue, paint em red 🤷🏻♂️” 😂😭
Ralph is quickly becoming one of my favorites.
Really? Your favorite? Wow.
@@itsascaryworld9788 one of them, yeah. Not necessarily that he's one of the greatest comics of all time. I like seeing him pop up on podcast though.
You don't like him?
@@pencilgoboom not my favorite at the moment. I’ve only seen his clips not a full show. Lately, Andrew Schultz has been funny for me. I went to watch him this summer. Worth the money, had everyone drying from laughter. But yea, I’m rooting for Ralph. I would like to hear more about his up bringing.
@@itsascaryworld9788 Andrew Schultz is great. His delivery can be a bit quick, in my opinion, but he is undeniably great. And, I think this style is a bit of his personality which you can see in his podcast.
Ralph is quite a bit different. More of a relaxed, less snappy approach. While Ralph may not be as cemented into comedy as Andrew. And, he may even have more room for improvement. I actually enjoy watching Ralph more than Andrew just slightly. At least in podcast.
They're both great though. I enjoy them for different reasons.
@@itsascaryworld9788Who's your favorite?
I am so happy to see this dude coming up. He is a great stand up comedian, and he seems like a really good person. He's gonna be Big!
I remember seeing this dude on TikTok like a year ago and there's so many shitty comedians on TikTok but this dude was genuinely funny. I was really hoping he'd blow up.
He's already big, definitely getting bigger though
Yeah Joe's aight
Listening to him talk about painting cars and ending it to becoming a comedian was comedy in itself 😂
i have the same story except the comedy, i grew up in the body shop as a paint prepper, and my dad is the head painter of a Caliber collision in Rancho cucamonga. I now paint guitars at Fender custom shop and i’m very grateful for all the experience my dad gave me.
Great story, Damian! How can we see your work?
Omg this young man is so refreshing to sit and listen too. You can tell he is eager to want to learn, and he listens, he seems laid back, he just seems like a great young man. This is so rare and is so refreshing to see!!
Him casually mentioning breakdancing cracked me up more than it should have
😂
it's so important for kids to have a mentor, someone to look up to and aspire to be, no matter the walk of life
I think this is way more important then people think.
Particularly little boys of certain persuasions & types. Keeps them on the more or less “straight & narrow” AWAY from truly horrid shit.
I agree. I grew up in construction and painting with my father and now I’m an architect but painting is still my therapy and I always knew that the mentorship I had in painting truly secured a future for me. As a father now I want that for my son too. The mentor truly changes lives
Mad respect to this man. The world needs more good men like this.
This was a cool segment. Good to hear when someone is passionate about something, all the little detailes of a job. I never thought painting a car would be so interesting.
To know Ralph knows a painters struggle is so motivating
Ralph sound a little starstruck/nervous, but still playing it cool. Id be the same way. Lol 😂
So many in these comments don't know his comedy yet , so they bring that hate.. but he's funny to all walks of life, not political not racist not foul mouthed, just laid back w great timing.
Bro always sounds like this even when he's doing stand up
Yesssiirr I’m glad Ralph finally made it on JRE. Idk if he’s been on before or not but I’ve been watching all his stuff from this recent promo run
Watched his special. Such a naturally funny dude. If he keeps at it/works hard he’s gonna be a beast in the standup game.
That’s crazy I went through his whole special didn’t chuckle not one time
@@yd2236it wasn’t good
Watched it last night....nah stick to painting
i didnt watched it but seen comments about it and some say its trash, some say its okay and some say its the funniest shit they ever seen lol
crazy how everybody got a different taste even in comedy.
i only saw short clips from Ralph and i really think he is funny, funny to me at least. the same with Theo Von because some ppl say he is the funniest guy alive and some ppl say he isnt funny or just dont get it idk.
i just think its hard to judge comedy and thats interesting to me, i just dont like when people hate on someone just because they dont like it, it could be the funniest shit ever to another person, but also not with everyone because there are guys we all can agree on are just bad lmao so thats also interesting.
fck i wrote too much sry man
@@yd2236You guys don't know shit, you probably read at a third grade level.
Love this guy. Painting is an art congrats Ralph glad he’s on this podcast
Learned everything I know about painting from my uncle my dad was more of the mechanical guy. Relate so much to this part of this guys story. Everything he said about painting was spot on
Yooo! So happy to see Ralph on Joe's show! He's such a funny dude. Glad he got a shot.
I recently started watching u and u blow my mind with the things that you talk about on your show and open my mind to all sorts of new ideas xx so thanks for that xx
I respect his passion for painting cars. That’s awesome.
Ralph is such a breathe of fresh air, nothing fake about this guy, straight up genuine good talker type of comedian
So happy to see Ralph on the pod!!
From South East Texas; Nederland to be exact. Super proud of you Ralph for making it to this platform. Keep killing it ese, my grandmother is a Barbosa.
Yep i was priming and sanding my scooter parts listening to this, 5 months in a customs shop taught me so much, all waxy products were kept in a totally different building in a locked cupboard
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We weren't allowed to have the clear coat products and waxy/good looking products in the same building either and I worked at a chemical plant in Massillon Ohio that made a lot of well known products for the auto body business and made the different types, but still the same JB Weld and the reason why is because of the dreaded "Fish Eye" that would screw up a ton of prep and paint work due to those little waxy particles in the paint/clear coat that would leave what looked like a dished out and round "Fish Eye" in the finish, the circles at first reminded me of a peacock feather looking circle/shape into the finish and it WAS BAD!
We had our own, separate building/body shop at this plant and I loved being in the body shop and tried to transfer there because there was a guru/expert of a body shop/painter of a guy that was the only worker in the body shop to test all of the new products on actual cars and test batches of old products.
This expert told me and the bosses that he would teach me everything he knows if I transferred to the body shop but the big wigs/bosses denied my transfer because I was one of the four "Industrial Maintenance" guys in the entire plant and they needed every guy that knew anything about real maintenance working in the main plant but I did get to help the guru in the body shop on occasion and I LOVED IT! Alas my body shop love would never be answered and I quit that place within 6 months after my transfer denial due to a lot of other bullshit... We made "All Metal" that was expensive as hell but it was putty/bondo with actual metal/titanium in it and when you put a sander or grinder to the All Metal after proper curing time that stuff would throw sparks.
We also made a finish coating called "White Ice" that was impossible to keep up with the demand from body shops and suppliers. This plant had so many high paid "Deep Thinkers" in the shot calling process that this place would not keep spare parts for any machine line/operation/product line in the entire plant and if something broke or "Went Out" after the bosses left at 3 PM we would write the parts needed on a piece of paper and put the "Parts Needed" paper on each of the 5 bosses desks in the bigger, office that was actually built on the production floor.
The next morning these bosses would see the list of parts/supplies needed and get into a 3 hour argument on which one or two bosses would have to actually get off their ass and makes a parts run
One day at about 3:30 PM the production line for the "White Ice" shut down completely. I was new and only there for a week and went to get the line running again. The only apparent problem keeping the White Ice line running and producing was there entire line was dead, there was no "Juice" as in electricity on the line at all
I went to the main control room, located the breaker to the problem and noticed immediately that the old and ancient breakers were shot, melted and rattled like a baby top when I removed it and went to get a new breaker
I finally found another maintenance guy on the other end of the plant "Smhoozing" with every and all female employee which was about 90% of the employees and quite a few women.
I told him the problem and asked him where the stock room/new parts room was located and he laughed in my face and explained the "No parts/supplies" system that this plant ran to keep money in their account instead of keeping money on the shelves
I went in and wrote the parts needed on the list. There was a REAL bootlicker that found out what was going on and called one of the bosses while the boss was golfing, this bootlicker boss came in and huddled up with the ass kissing employee that called the boss.
This golfing boss was weird and came up to me wearing old fashioned, traditional Scottish golfing attire, well thank God he didn't wear a kilt but his attire made me laugh and that pissed this weird boss off just a tad
I explained the parts problem and asked why his boot licking phone caller didn't explain the problem to him over the phone to save the boss a trip? The boss said the problem WAS explained to him but even though there was nothing the boss could do that evening he wanted to make an appearance at the plant to look good for the higher ups
Next morning I walked into the production line office to make sure that someone was getting the new breakers and what I walked into was the extremely assholish plant manager reaming the 5 foreman's asses out because the "White Ice" line is the plants biggest money making product and screaming "WHY WAS THE WHITE ICE LINE DOWN FOR 17 hours and counting?"
That's when the plant manager turned to me and asked ME that same question with all 5 bosses turning their heads, crossing their arms and pushing the blame on me! So I let all 6 of these guys know that this was the ONLY place that I ever worked that didn't have extra/spare parts for anything in the plant let alone the necessities to keep producing their biggest money making products coming off the production lines.
That didn't go over well with them and I didn't care since I was also a machinist and industrial maintenance man and could get a job anywhere within a week's time which is what ended u happening in due time after I got tired of their shit and they got tired of my shit.
I was flabbergasted shortly after I started working at this chemical plant early on in my start at this plant when the JB Weld scam/business practice slapped me in the face. Something as small as the JB Weld ordeal really opened my eyes to a lot of the BS pulled by big corporations/medium sized businesses though.
I retired a few years ago and spend my time fishing for musky, hunting coyotes and crows or working part time in a rural Ohio country store/drive - thru combo business but am currently off from working the store due to cancer that I was diagnosed with in April 2023
So proud of this guy. You see him one day kill it on comedy clip and now he's JRE with a netflix special.
I have a whole new level of respect for Ralph, I liked him before both comedy and personality but now I know I can talk to him about painting or airbrushing as well ❤
This is dope my pops was a painter and this hit home. Thanks for giving the industry love G.. I like his comedy but knowing more about his background makes me like primo more
I just learned of this man today like 30 minutes ago. He’s an amazing young comedian with perfect timing. I’m looking forward to his progression in his career.
Loving this guy as well, looking forward to seeing your continued success Ralph!
Hell yeah ralph on JRE! He’s hilarious
Ralph been everywhere, I was waiting for this one 😂
Never thought I'd be hooked on a video of someone talking about paint, LMAO
An old friend of mine is or was an absolute master painter. He'd paint cars for chevrolet and other big companies, he was training me on how to paint his projects. He was SO good at painting he would charge between $8-15k for a paint job and he had people on the calendar for like 3 years out
Who is it?
@manuelcervantes5866 His name was Ken. We, mainly him, were painting this el camino, and we put on an undercoat of something like 7 layers and before we even applied the first layer of actual paint, we had wet sanded and polished it so clean you could see the birds reflection as they flew by. I watched him throw pin stripes freehand with just a glance at the car. I miss that guy.
I told people i wanted to paint cars for a living and i got laughed at. Maybe im gonna do that after all
Reminds me of that guy who does the pin striping for Rolls-Royce czcams.com/video/q9yqXPNHyMA/video.html @@claytongross5657
Don’t eff your lungs up @@josephlemus8307
He knows what he’s talking about when it comes to painting! 💯
Seen Ralph at the Punchline earlier this year, dude is hilarious. I love his style. So laid back and effortless delivery. He’s gonna be huge if he wants to be
I loved my years learning the ropes in the body shops. Taught me a value life skill. I LOVE mixing a nice colour and laying down a nice job.
Ralph plus Theo is the interview. Joe doesn't care about "Regular" stuff and it shows. Not a bad thing but Theo would light up like a tree for Ralph.
It’s refreshing to hear somebody who had a legit plan B and C if their craft didn’t work out. Usually it’s, “If (blank) didn’t work out, I didn’t know what I was gonna do!”
great conversation ! enjoying the message about commitment and pride to the passion to the work.
Kinda crazy joe is learning about painting. Love u joe thank you
Congrats Ralph! So awesome to see all your success bro!
He killed it in his Netflix special!
Let’s go ralph, I’m excited for you bro.. seeing your name and face all over and been watching you for a few years now,,
Best wishes dawg,,
Hearing someone talk about something they love with passion is awesome!!!
“Candy paint man, yeah man candy paint, candy paint your in Tx now you gotta know about candy paint”
Love this guy,well deserved recognition
This was educational.. this is worthy of an entire trend.. new genre..
was a fan of this kid before he had 10k followers on IG now he's everywhere. Good shit Ralph!
Proud of Raplh! Been rooting for him from the time i saw his skits a couple years ago and always believed he had potential to make it to the top guy's a truly talented comedian with new funny material every time deserves the success coming his way.
I like this dude, genuine hard working, very funny dude! Cheers Ralph🤙
The CZcams algorithm introduced to me to him and I'm glad it did. He's hilarious.
My grandpa was a custom car painter and it is a lifestyle I used to couldn’t stand waking up early to start sanding and doing body work removing fender etc. but I miss it now listening to oldies the smell of sanding and spending time with him
🔥❤️🔥 im painting a Duramax right now. I love collision repair❤️🔥🔥
Respect his passion for hard work, I hope he continues to succeed
This young man just moved up a whole other level respect wise. Not only is he one of the best young up-and-comers in comedy, his work eithic and respect towards cars is something he will carry with him his whole life. I pray he won't give up on painting, even though I have a feeling he's gonna be yuge in comedy!
Why would you want him to mess up his lungs?!
Love this guy's love of painting cars
ralph barbosa, jiaoying summers, & kam patterson are my favorite new comedians of that i've discovered recently
Ralph is Nervous as hell. I’m so happy he’s on Rogan, this dude is hilarious man. Next up Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast let’s GO!!!
This dude comedian of the year. He's come up so fast.
No, he's not lol
His Netflix special was mediocre at best. Shane Gillis is comedian of the year, by far.
@@radioguy801Shane Gillis i play that boring shit to sleep
they both suck
@@Tarakat7don't be a hater. Both are good
@@Tarakat7 So you’re telling me that Ralph’s long, boring, hypothetical story about riding shotgun in his racer gf’s car kept you awake and laughing? You’re a strange fella.
Great Netflix special. Keep it up youngster. 💪🏼😎👍🏻
I worked in a body shop for most of my adult life. I love hearing about that life. So many regulations and permits in California it’s hard to make good money. I miss it everyday tho.
I always listen to these while I’m in the booth. Awesome to hear someone and Ralph of all people respecting the art and craft that is paintwork!! Love it!!!
Side note it’s the silicone in a lot of the products like armor all that react with our paints. The same reason it leaves your fingers feeling slippery (the silica) is the reason it doesn’t let the paint flow and adhere to panels
Do ya want fisheyes? Because thats how ya git fisheyes.
@@SweatyFatGuyohhhhh yeah. Nothing like being in the shop and hearing the painter go. What the fuck! Seen it happen when there was a diesel truck parked by the shop bay door once 😅
@@gregbrown1091 I have hte added bonus of being hyper sensitizes to isocyanate. If it even touches my skin I can't breathe for months. I reused my mask the next day after shooting clear and it jacked me up bad in 2012. Now I look like a Dr trying to find the cure for zombies when I paint and I still get my lungs wrecked for a month or so. So if there is anything that is going to screw up the paint, I am very displeased because it is not only a hassle and expense to repaint it, it makes me unable to work for weeks at a time as well.
Someone brought a can of WD40 to my shop, I don't use the stuff. Then they punctured the can and it sprayed all over the ceiling. I think I will build a new shed just to paint stuff... I can make it a downdraft using the drain in the floor, and maybe I won't get sick.
Will have to be after the 72 Cutlass I am doing right now though, I need that thing out of my shop. Its getting a HOK candy purple that looks like Grand National paint until the light hits it, then the silver or gold undercoat flashes through it showing the purple. I need to practice on something, so my 76 C10 is getting the low buck home made version, but without the purple. I am not allowed to use two color names on here, one is the GN shade and the other was on TransAms 69-72 that was not blue.
My neighbor a mile east has a nice paint booth I can use if I can get the project down there without covering it in salt on the highway.
@@gregbrown1091we've even had offroad diesel fumes from a skid steer next door ruin a paint job
Saw Barbosa open for Dave Chappelle in Dallas, dude killed it!
Bro my first comedy show was a Ralph Barbosa comedy set. At the improv in Houston. Man it was bad ass he even took pictures with the fans after. I can relate with him on this I worked at a paint and body shop for 5 years . Sanding and prepping cars and buffing I would do . He ain’t lying before painting the vehicle surfaces had to be super clean before spraying. Any oils or even a finger touch could create ( fisheye) . Dust or particles floating in the air would land on the clear coat. You have to wet sand and buff. I’m 32 to now I worked there 15 to 22 years old. To this day I have my side business. I buff and polish all vehicles. 250 to 350 bucks is what I charge and headlight restoration. Still love doing it till this day. I salute ya Ralph keep pushing homie puro para arriba compa!!!
Love the old school Dallas Mavericks jacket in the thumbnail! Ralph representing for the home squad! Go Mavs 💙 🤍 💚
I like this guy a lot. He’s funny asl and likeable af I wish him luck
America needs more people like this man. He will succeed at anything.
This is so dope I enjoyed this one for sure!!
Love this pod, Ralph deserves it🙌🏽
I just love hearing the pride and love for his trade and family
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Probably my favourite JRE episode
Woo glad to see Ralph on the podcast! Joe is right, he's an up and comer with real talent! Very cool/smooth in the interview seat too!
Homie sticking to his roots and still rockin’ the classic white Shaka tee and chain combo
Probably a ProClub
@@rockieg02 probably , both classics lol
ProClubs are legit. Tons of people wear them in Cali too!
I like this dude passion for anything he does
Just bought paint to repaint my tbird today now this video popped out
Ralphy on JRE lets go!!
He used to cut hair at the barbershop I go to. He was always joking roasting the other barbers. You could tell he was a jokester
Ralph is 100% correct. Tiny particles in the air will cause fisheyes
I’m learning to do body work rn and how to paint and how to wrap.
I’m excited for this to be one of my sources of income if not the main source
I'm 57 yrs old and from Hawaii where customizing cars was such a big thing back in the 80's. I even knew what candy paint is lol.
Joe never disappoints us🎉
Watch the goddamn video first man
Ehhhhh
It's awesome that Ralph taught Joe something about cars
great convo yo
Watching this as I’m about to sand a house lmao that sanding part hit me hard
This dude Ralph is so real. His comedy is great and pretty unique but also you just want to be friends with him. I couldn’t care less about painting and yet I watched the whole thing with more attention than I watch a great movie or something. His personality is so refreshing. Also, he is a natural story teller. I am a big fan already
I love this kid! He is fantastic !
Good change of pace on JRE...
Excellent episode