I've watched a few interviews with Bill Hicks with British chat show hosts, and it's so good to see Bill actually enjoying himself with Clive. He doesn't often laugh at other peoples jokes. This made me very happy. Bill Hicks was deeply loved in the UK.
@@actownsend7288 Clive is incredibly annoying. He always tries to top whatever his guests are saying. He is always 'on' and only listens to his guests when it becomes too obvious he's talking too much.
Woah Wot a Rant..!-Lesson learned..don't kp Stuff pent up!&Unleash in Comment section Hey Apologies uknow..!?+Am kinda lil amazed.the Long rant has 63👍 ('Swear I didn't hit the thing ova n ova'.4Bill.:-)
@@heighwaysonthewing the message was intended to be much different than sacrificing himself for all of humanity, the point was to love each other and that we dont need a sheep to save us, and to forgive them for they dont yet know it, and still, they still dont know it!
@@skyluke9476 pardon ? lol you run that past me again, I haven't got a jar of glue what you are on about ... who are the sheep ? Brexit voters people who voted for Trump or Jesus ? the two forma are the latter was a leader a one off. but go on explain.
he just told the truth as he saw it, don't agree he got it right all the time, but most of the time he was bang on, but it was the way he saw the truth, he was very brave , with a lot of stuff he said.
@RØNIN the beauty of it is while he left early he left us much brutal truth with a smile on his face and prescient wisdom we're fortunate enough to consider enjoy and pass along as far and wide as we can reach... And not unlike Carlin and some others presently eluding me they were (in fact are now) a clarion call against the abject stupidity and blatant dishonesty seething and swelling through humanity. Bill Hicks (and others) have gifted us greatly and it's on us to continue and spread enlightenment
@@waylamer1 I used to see Bill Hicks as a role model, but time went by and I realised he had a wrong perspective in life. He talked about how better the world would be without people whom he considered 'scum' (arrogance?) but he himself failed to transform his own troubled emotions and thoughts into something positive. Instead he developed self harming habits like heavy smoking and drinking, which clearly contributed to his early death. He was definitely an extraordinary human being but he has nothing to do with the enlightened person some people think he was.
@@scotta4564 Lol.....dude really? I'm 53 and had my first experience with mushrooms in 2018 at the age of 48. Purpose is everything. My last Mushroom journey was in 2020. I haven't felt the need to.
@@rareview362 Only someone who hasn't really had experience with mushrooms would believe that someone would end up with schizophrenia and or a psychotic break. During a 10 gram trip I actually started speaking with a Ukrainian accent it freaked me out but I had a great trip sitter.... My wife who is a Social worker and understands me.
@@Shaman196 right. I've done them many times. The thing is this. It opens your heart and mind to point where you have the sensitivity and emotions of what you did as a child. It makes you pure. Then when it is over you're back to the 3rd dimension and it saddens you because your return back to your numb sober state.
We took Bill Hicks as our own. We loved his comedy dearly. An entire generation have grown up through the 90's listening to Bill's routines on various cassette tapes.
@@mayscough72 He was censored loads on mainstream tv in the US. ‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks P E A C E : )
I'm American and it makes me sad but not surprised that Bill wasn't as well liked here as he should've been. But I am happy that places like the UK and Canada loved him. He was a real truth teller and one of my favs to this day. So thanks for the love yall showed him! lol
bitTorrenter ah, you think you're being clever by saying that? You think you figured out where I got that from? You're a moron. You just revealed more about yourself while being completely wrong about me. Dumbass.
I don't know wtf people are bitching about all over in this comments section... Bill seemed to really enjoy himself in this one and they had great chemistry, despite Clive's awkwardness. On the other hand I totally agree with some here in that Bill forced his material into most of his talk show appearances, never appearing to enjoy it, mind you... but people need to remember that artists actually do these things for PROMOTION, they are NOT friendly visits just to chitchat for no reason. Either way, I actually LOVED this one... thx for uploading!
he looks a lot older than 30..not in a bad way just in an unusual way. also it's lovely to see him laughing at clives comments. it makes me feel happy and incredibly sad at the same time
@@aidy6000 And life. Bill lived a life. Older than 30? Wise beyond his years, and sadly missed. On paper a young man, in practice a sage, by the time he left us. Good luck on your journey through the cosmos Bill. Your intellect lives on in your comedy.
Well this just became my new favourite interview, the repartee between them was fantastic, and Clive Anderson always one-upping Bill with the last word was priceless :D
Clive was kindly setting up all Bill's jokes here. It was him who saw Hicks in Montreal and came back to England championing him, getting him his break, which ultimately made him. In that sense, Clive Anderson is a bit like Chas Chandler, the original bassist in The Animals, who "discovered" Jimi Hendrix and got him to come to London and then managed him. Humanity, to some degree, should thank Chas Chandler and Clive Anderson for recognising the real deal and going out of their way to help them.
Me too,, so much. ‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks P E A C E : )
I consider myself pretty well versed in Bill's material but "If it weren't for capital punishment, there'd be no Easter" just absolutely slayed me. Don't think I'd heard that one before.
clive just trudges right through, better than most of hicks' american tv show appearances though, but man I would love to have seen Bill Hicks on Graham Norton's show
Not so much ‘great energy’ with The Bee Gees : ) ‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks P E A C E : )
The Host Just starts off stalking points setting up hill to do his material verbatim. I love this, he’s just lobbing the ball the entire time to hicks . Tremendous
The interview objectively doesn’t go that well, but the two of them are so likeable and full of mutual respect for their human decency & irreverence it’s still a total joy
Not only was Bill a very talented Comedian, he's Scrips were actually based on Facts, he was just telling it like it was, instead of all the political correctness crap that goes on today. He was unique, another Comedian that gets it right also is Gorege Carlin, particularly in his latter years, 2000 onwards. RIP Bill and George.
Not forgetting Lenny Bruce. ‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks P E A C E : )
First of all if you are crying about cancel culture, Then bill Hicks who was a liberal, Would have thought you were A right wing news watching Conservo pissbaby moron.... And he would probably have been right.
There was a minutes silence held in Parliament when he died, because of his work that outed the special forces in the Waco stand off and other situations; making politicians feel uneasy.
this was a really good interview. Bill loved it which im really happy to see. its a bit staged in a way that clive asked him 'set up' questions that would lead to bill telling jokes from his set, but thats all good. lots of comics do that. i miss bill so much
Bill Mr Hicks,when viewed his Revelation vid,,I shat myself laffin and continued via the urinary tract.Pure magnificence...clever..true BILL HAUNT ME🏴
I get it. And the bits are funny...when I run across videos I haven’t of Hicks (or any other deceased entertainer that I am a fan of) I kind of hope to hear something “new” or another look into them and who they were...I get the canned answers and understand the reasons for them...I was just wanting something I hadn’t heard before.
I agree......Anderson knows Bill's comedy routine and sets then up for Hicks to use his punchlines. I love Bill's work but this is dissapointing. There is no interview or chat or any real insights. Just selling tickets for shows with punchlines.
@@drystkrab269 yes and I think it makes sense now if only just to spread the good word against blatant dishonesty and abject stupidity permeating humanity. ... Who cares if it's not 'new to you or me' classic bill Hicks. He Carlin and others gave us pearls to be shouted from rooftops. He (and others) aren't telling us anything new but they've told us already enough that way too many in my opinion just aren't hearing
"If it weren't for capital punishment there would be no Easter." Classic Bill Hicks. Trouble is, American Christians are in favor of capital punishment. Trouble is.
One of the last interviews he did was on Austin public access tv - Capzeyez ‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks P E A C E : )
Clive queues 'em up, and Bill fires home the same punchlines I've heard on his back cat so many times. Had high hopes, Clive is hilarious, don't need to bolster Bill, felt like watching one of his stand-ups though.
Not many people catch that but yes "If Jesus were around today we would have little electric chair's around our necks instead of crosses" - Lenny Bruce
How would Bill Hicks fit in today's cancel culture... I know he'd still be funny as hell and delivering painful truths to the people who need to hear them 😁😁
I've watched a few interviews with Bill Hicks with British chat show hosts, and it's so good to see Bill actually enjoying himself with Clive. He doesn't often laugh at other peoples jokes. This made me very happy. Bill Hicks was deeply loved in the UK.
Well Clive is very funny boss
@@actownsend7288 The Bee Gees weren’t very happy with him.
FUNK..youre right, the bee gees didnt like him at all! they walked off this show didnt they!
@@actownsend7288 Clive is incredibly annoying. He always tries to top whatever his guests are saying. He is always 'on' and only listens to his guests when it becomes too obvious he's talking too much.
Woah Wot a Rant..!-Lesson learned..don't kp Stuff pent up!&Unleash in Comment section Hey Apologies uknow..!?+Am kinda lil amazed.the Long rant has 63👍 ('Swear I didn't hit the thing ova n ova'.4Bill.:-)
Nice to see Bill laugh so much. Loved this show.
It's great to see Bill enjoy himself.
@@DrumsTheWord it really is
He laughs alot in every interview or interaction I've seen. Great to see new people finding BH
Bill Hicks was loved in the UK, and I think the feeling was mutual.
No... he hated people! People who hate people party haha.
@CheyTDMartinez UK sucks, so does the USA, Russia etc etc. Etc.
@CheyTDMartinez found the american whose never been outside of the usa.
@CheyTDMartinez yea you're boring.
@@sabrinafinkel92 what about Belarus?
They both seemed to get on really well, Bill enjoying Clive's quips!
It's really nice to see a interviewer genuinely making the interviewee laugh.
they're hilarious together
Loved Bill Hicks. He was way more than a comedian. Very intelligent man.
I was fortunate enough to see Bill at the Dominion Theater in London back in the early 90's. Memorable night and memorable man.
Seeing Clive getting Bill to laugh is pretty sweet.
"When Jesus comes back, do think he wants to see a cross?" this joke never becomes stale.
depends, the sign of the ultimate sacrifice to save mankind from the eternal grave, I think he might be ok with it. but yes it's a good joke.
@@heighwaysonthewing the message was intended to be much different than sacrificing himself for all of humanity, the point was to love each other and that we dont need a sheep to save us, and to forgive them for they dont yet know it, and still, they still dont know it!
@@skyluke9476 pardon ? lol you run that past me again, I haven't got a jar of glue what you are on about ... who are the sheep ? Brexit voters people who voted for Trump or Jesus ? the two forma are the latter was a leader a one off. but go on explain.
@@heighwaysonthewing Holy smokes, do you want to try again with your last comment? Possibly this time with less heroin.
the fish would represent love the cross represent fear, we remind ourselves of fear and pain rather than of love and beauty. You become what you think
bill came to warn us, educate us, as to the real life agenda.
thanks bill.
*Cheers*
he just told the truth as he saw it, don't agree he got it right all the time, but most of the time he was bang on, but it was the way he saw the truth, he was very brave , with a lot of stuff he said.
@@heighwaysonthewing did you take this from the preacher comics???
@RØNIN the beauty of it is while he left early he left us much brutal truth with a smile on his face and prescient wisdom we're fortunate enough to consider enjoy and pass along as far and wide as we can reach... And not unlike Carlin and some others presently eluding me they were (in fact are now) a clarion call against the abject stupidity and blatant dishonesty seething and swelling through humanity. Bill Hicks (and others) have gifted us greatly and it's on us to continue and spread enlightenment
@@waylamer1 I used to see Bill Hicks as a role model, but time went by and I realised he had a wrong perspective in life. He talked about how better the world would be without people whom he considered 'scum' (arrogance?) but he himself failed to transform his own troubled emotions and thoughts into something positive. Instead he developed self harming habits like heavy smoking and drinking, which clearly contributed to his early death. He was definitely an extraordinary human being but he has nothing to do with the enlightened person some people think he was.
Geez I wish Bill was around today, he’d create quite a stir.
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
Hicks was 50 years ahead of his time RIP Bill.
The best comedy performance of ALL TIME was
Richard Pryor - Long Beach 1979
Well I'll be looking forward to 2040 to see how that statement pans out ;)
I don’t ever think I’ve seen an interview where it seems that the interviewee is having a genuine blast like this. Great stuff.
he had such a great smile
"anyway Bill I've gotta to stop you"... hahahaha!
Man the 90's ... wish I was soaking up more when I was there. RIP Bill...
Bill was a real person. Rare
I consider a real person, one who has an awakened mind.
Sometimes psychedelic mushrooms 🍄 assist in that, I like that he is forthcoming about it.
@Scott's Precious Little Account it's reparable and worth breaking to free your sorrow and mind
@@scotta4564 Lol.....dude really?
I'm 53 and had my first experience with mushrooms in 2018 at the age of 48. Purpose is everything.
My last Mushroom journey was in 2020. I haven't felt the need to.
@@rareview362 Only someone who hasn't really had experience with mushrooms would believe that someone would end up with schizophrenia and or a psychotic break.
During a 10 gram trip I actually started speaking with a Ukrainian accent it freaked me out but I had a great trip sitter.... My wife who is a Social worker and understands me.
@@Shaman196 right. I've done them many times. The thing is this. It opens your heart and mind to point where you have the sensitivity and emotions of what you did as a child. It makes you pure. Then when it is over you're back to the 3rd dimension and it saddens you because your return back to your numb sober state.
We took Bill Hicks as our own. We loved his comedy dearly. An entire generation have grown up through the 90's listening to Bill's routines on various cassette tapes.
He was absolutely fantastic, definitely appreciated over here
@@mayscough72 He was censored loads on mainstream tv in the US.
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
I'm American and it makes me sad but not surprised that Bill wasn't as well liked here as he should've been. But I am happy that places like the UK and Canada loved him. He was a real truth teller and one of my favs to this day. So thanks for the love yall showed him! lol
this needed to go on for like another hour. could tell bill wasn't ready to leave.
Nobody quicker than Clive, take a bow sir
He died when I was about 3, I watched his relentless performance when I was 13, laughed my ass off. It sucks he’s gone.
Clive had this abrasiveness that was subtle enough that only guys like Bill could appreciate.
I love how much Bill loved Clive Anderson.
And I love how Clive lets Bill do all his jokes.
A beautiful being.
The great bill hicks sadly missed still ..
The Easter/capital punishment joke still kills. Hicks was brilliant.
You're killing yourself with smoking. "Thank you, thank you Clive" Lol
Bill...love him changed my life, he is my inner monolog,,,
"If it weren't for capital punishment, there'd be no Easter."
37Dionysos except Easter predates the Jesus myth by a couple of thousand years.
Good. Fuck Easter.
Yeah that fucking bunny left us some taxidermied ducks and bunnys with funny noise maker things in them one year, fucked up
@@drdassler Zeitgeist is a good movie.
bitTorrenter ah, you think you're being clever by saying that? You think you figured out where I got that from? You're a moron. You just revealed more about yourself while being completely wrong about me. Dumbass.
You can tell they like each other….Clive is good at being awkward
Wish he was still around. I love how he seemed to really like the UK and we loved him back.
I don't know wtf people are bitching about all over in this comments section... Bill seemed to really enjoy himself in this one and they had great chemistry, despite Clive's awkwardness. On the other hand I totally agree with some here in that Bill forced his material into most of his talk show appearances, never appearing to enjoy it, mind you... but people need to remember that artists actually do these things for PROMOTION, they are NOT friendly visits just to chitchat for no reason. Either way, I actually LOVED this one... thx for uploading!
he looks a lot older than 30..not in a bad way just in an unusual way.
also it's lovely to see him laughing at clives comments. it makes me feel happy and incredibly sad at the same time
Smoking does that.
@Aaron Dill Good luck making it to 40
@@aidy6000
And life. Bill lived a life. Older than 30? Wise beyond his years, and sadly missed. On paper a young man, in practice a sage, by the time he left us. Good luck on your journey through the cosmos Bill. Your intellect lives on in your comedy.
...and drinking excessively
@@BungleBare ‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
The two are comedy gold together!
"mind that chair, it's cheap!"
Nice ti see Bill having a good time.
Well this just became my new favourite interview, the repartee between them was fantastic, and Clive Anderson always one-upping Bill with the last word was priceless :D
This is the sort of vibing UK television needs these days - Dick Van Dyke and Clive feeding of each other in an organic way
😂😂😂
How curious that YT recommends 2 Bill Hicks videos to me after watching 2 other Alex Jones videos . . .
I fuckin still love Bill Hicks.
Loved in the UK more than the US,we know a class act.
Clive was kindly setting up all Bill's jokes here.
It was him who saw Hicks in Montreal and came back to England championing him, getting him his break, which ultimately made him. In that sense, Clive Anderson is a bit like Chas Chandler, the original bassist in The Animals, who "discovered" Jimi Hendrix and got him to come to London and then managed him. Humanity, to some degree, should thank Chas Chandler and Clive Anderson for recognising the real deal and going out of their way to help them.
What a great great guy. Man I miss him.
Me too,, so much.
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
6:31 that snarky laugh over the question was so clever, the man, the legend.
Great dynamics here between these 2
We all love and miss you Bill.
Bill was a genuine genius ❤
Clive's interview, as unprepared as always...
I actually enjoyed his interviewing style. I thought it was funny.
He got a good performance out of him too.
I consider myself pretty well versed in Bill's material but "If it weren't for capital punishment, there'd be no Easter" just absolutely slayed me. Don't think I'd heard that one before.
same here, that was a new one for me also :)
Hahaha! Same here! I'm like damn, that is sooo good!
Love this interview. It was the only time Hicks ever let his guard down in public.
Not really.
Great thanks for hosting
5:18 lets also give it up to Clive. That was a very funny joke to come up with on the cuff!
'Anyway Bill I have to stop you' to an unspeaking Bill and Bill's genuine laugh to that line is fantastic 😂
Clive is the most unprofessional interviewer on the planet, but I love him. He has great energy with Bill.
clive just trudges right through, better than most of hicks' american tv show appearances though, but man I would love to have seen Bill Hicks on Graham Norton's show
I love Clive. He did an Interview with Harry Enfield and they just had so much fun together, it was a delight.
@@kps2420 fuck yes, would have been incredible...sigh... Shame.
Not so much ‘great energy’ with The Bee Gees : )
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
Heart-warming wholesome dark comedy.
I think Clive is a bit nervous around Bill.
And so he should have been.
Clive was always nervous
He always presented in that uncomfortable way, making all involved as fidgety as he was. Terrible presenter.
Bill also seemed nervous.
@@stephen300o6 Probably just his schtick. Seems like a very british mannerism
The Host Just starts off stalking points setting up hill to do his material verbatim. I love this, he’s just lobbing the ball the entire time to hicks . Tremendous
Wonderful to see him laugh
The interview objectively doesn’t go that well, but the two of them are so likeable and full of mutual respect for their human decency & irreverence it’s still a total joy
Liked both of them. RIP ♥
Good interview..
He was sick but didn't know yet till 93. Another dead Hero. Love you Bill.
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
'''Bill '' yes......
Whoever uploaded this your a GOD !
@Abu Dabu You're a Twat . Did I spell it right ?
Love you Bill!! You are the greatest even in death
Amen
This interview is fucking lit.
Losing Clive Anderson from our Screens, was a great loss. Such fast critical wit, is now a thing of the past, in this woke madhouse world.
Not only was Bill a very talented Comedian, he's Scrips were actually based on Facts, he was just telling it like it was, instead of all the political correctness crap that goes on today. He was unique, another Comedian that gets it right also is Gorege Carlin, particularly in his latter years, 2000 onwards. RIP Bill and George.
Not forgetting Lenny Bruce.
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
Two lefty comics who would of hated trump, sadly today we r stuck with rogan and his idiots.
Bill Hicks, sweet guy and brilliant comedian. The cancel culture mob would be torn to pieces today if Bill was around
Floors the shit out of me that there are those who think that Hicks is Jones
First of all if you are crying about cancel culture, Then bill Hicks who was a liberal, Would have thought you were A right wing news watching Conservo pissbaby moron.... And he would probably have been right.
Excellent interview
Live in East Anglia, can confirm :)
I wouldn't have thought Clive Anderson would sound like he had never even watched a Bill Hicks show
There was a minutes silence held in Parliament when he died, because of his work that outed the special forces in the Waco stand off and other situations; making politicians feel uneasy.
*minute's
And no, that did not happen.
this was a really good interview. Bill loved it which im really happy to see. its a bit staged in a way that clive asked him 'set up' questions that would lead to bill telling jokes from his set, but thats all good. lots of comics do that. i miss bill so much
Bless Bill. Love him
Bill Mr Hicks,when viewed his Revelation vid,,I shat myself laffin and continued via the urinary tract.Pure magnificence...clever..true
BILL HAUNT ME🏴
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
I've always found Anderson to be a very awkward interviewer, but Hicks rides it well.
It was only a ride. Yep you’re right about Clive Anderson, the Bee Gees weren’t very impressed with him.
I dunno, but it looks like Bill Hicks really enjoyed being on this show :)
He was awesome Rip Bill
I love Bill Hicks, but his answers were nothing but lines from his stand up bits. It would have been nice to get a more candid conversation.
Joe Hurtig he had to sale tickets. This is not atypical of comedians on talk shows.
I get it. And the bits are funny...when I run across videos I haven’t of Hicks (or any other deceased entertainer that I am a fan of) I kind of hope to hear something “new” or another look into them and who they were...I get the canned answers and understand the reasons for them...I was just wanting something I hadn’t heard before.
I agree......Anderson knows Bill's comedy routine and sets then up for Hicks to use his punchlines. I love Bill's work but this is dissapointing. There is no interview or chat or any real insights. Just selling tickets for shows with punchlines.
@@allybally0021 Back then there was no CZcams, so this interview made sense as an advertisement.
@@drystkrab269 yes and I think it makes sense now if only just to spread the good word against blatant dishonesty and abject stupidity permeating humanity. ... Who cares if it's not 'new to you or me' classic bill Hicks. He Carlin and others gave us pearls to be shouted from rooftops. He (and others) aren't telling us anything new but they've told us already enough that way too many in my opinion just aren't hearing
Legend.
love it
Two Legends
I love him
MISS YA, LOVE YA!!!!!!!
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
Best interview he ever did,due to CA being much funnier!!!!😃
Clive gave his interviewees room to tell their own tales. THE way to conduct an interview with the talented.
"If it weren't for capital punishment there would be no Easter." Classic Bill Hicks. Trouble is, American Christians are in favor of capital punishment. Trouble is.
@@johnnyhammer Then, forgive him
@@JohnDoe-ek9zm You mean "execute him, then forgive him."
@@Margatroid If that is what christianism tells you well...
Such a treasure.
"If it weren't for capital punishment, there'd be no Easter" FTW
How did i miss this interview with Bill somehow
One of the last interviews he did was on Austin public access tv - Capzeyez
‘ I left in Love, in laughter and in truth and wherever truth, Love and laughter abide, I am there in spirit ‘ - Bill Hicks
P E A C E : )
Clive James...very, very nice man.
He was, but this is Clive Anderson.
I've got to stop you. Amazing Timing.
Right on!!
I miss Bill
Clive queues 'em up, and Bill fires home the same punchlines I've heard on his back cat so many times. Had high hopes, Clive is hilarious, don't need to bolster Bill, felt like watching one of his stand-ups though.
Bill was the greatest.
That cross joke was a version of Lennie Bruce's. But I love Bill Hicks, god I wish he were still here.
Not many people catch that but yes
"If Jesus were around today we would have little electric chair's around our necks instead of crosses" - Lenny Bruce
Yes, it was discovered that Bill Hicks occasionally stole jokes too.
@@the-engneer I just heard for the first time a few days ago Lenny Bruce’s skit on LB Johnson learning how to say ‘negro’ - cracked me up : )
How would Bill Hicks fit in today's cancel culture... I know he'd still be funny as hell and delivering painful truths to the people who need to hear them 😁😁
5:03 a twist Ive not heard before...brilliant
Wow Alex was funny back in the day.