True but also they maybe should have went the extra step further and had him on as a full time member of the show, it's always gonna be hard to live up to all the drama that unfolded etc without the real star of the show in the public's eyes.
I appreciate Joe Buck so much more now. He took that shit on the chin and stood up for Artie in the wake of it all. Takes courage when all that studio pressure was on him.
Same here. I really hate Buck as an announcer. I'm a pathetic Vikings fan, and I still don't understand why he got so upset by Moss pretending to moon the Packers' crowd. But this was crazy. Obviously Artie got the best of him, but he handled it well and had a few good shots for not being a comedian himself. Also yeah, good for him for taking responsibility for Artie being Artie. Joe Buck just has always come across as so fake, insincere, and full of himself to me, so it was nice seeing a different side of him, even if it was a complete disaster.
@@beardofnursing8602I totally agree but I feel like Joe Buck is fun to hate. I like to watch him call games because I know I’m going to hear him be stupid. I went to law school in St. Louis, where he’s like royalty because his dad was the “legendary” Cardinals announcer. The family even had a CHAIN of steakhouse type restaurants called “J. Bucks.” I always enjoyed waxing fantastic to people out there about how, actually, Joe Buck sucks. A DISGUSTING ACT!
@@willsl321 Lol he sure is fun to hate! I can't tell you how many times I've yelled at my TV when he and Aikman are calling a game and are confused about what's going on. Pretty sure I remember them asking each other why a QB tried to run a play rather than spiking the ball on a 4th down.
@ 24:36 Joe Buck agreeing that "sports people take themselves really seriously..." is ridiculous on its face, ... after saying about Randy Moss's feigned mooning "Now that is a disgusting act ..."
I wholeheartedly 100% disagree. Good comedy does not have to be gruesome, disgusting, vulgar, or come at another's expense. Good comedy is subtle and simplistic.
@@DonTrump-sv1si all these gross, angry, quasi-sociopathic comedy bros know how to do is offend and punch down. It's not an accident that they're mostly (not entirely) white dudes.
true in the context of this abusive nasty hate filled society. Howards massive ego destroying itself and everyone around him as he led the end of radio, in a demented narcissistic rage. All while the true GOAT, Letterman is beloved. Howard is just another maladapted abused child who could never heal. they become monsters instead. hate tends to do that.
@@vexedpixels Okay, name examples. Would he be able to sell a movie in Africa alone? No. Hell, even Paul Rudd wasn't solidly on that list until the Avengers. It isn't an insult...most A listers are far worse actors and comedians than the B and C tier...they just have that IT factor and the name recognition...or at least face recognition. For example , Christopher Meloni , someone I deeply respect and enjoy...amazing actor , consistent with fantastic reviews , named one of the sexiest men alive in people. A list? Not even close. A list means that either the audiences or directors want you so bad that you can call your own shots.
@danielmccarthy3672 strong disagree he was the lead in several hit movies and everybody knows his name, if he wasn't already A list Ted Lasso made him so. I can get not thinking he's funny but pretending he doesn't get huge roles in comedies is coping
This just highlights how much all these companies misjudge what we actually want. Everyone who was on that stage handled it perfectly and the crowd loved it
I have no idea who Joe Buck is and he initially seemed like a total square but he handled this like an absolute mega chad. Artie says his dad was a man’s man and it’s obvious Joe is too. Takes such a massive set of nuts to take it straight to the chin like that and brush it off like it’s nothing, then stand up against the network and demand they bring Artie back.
@ 24:36 Joe Buck agreeing that "sports people take themselves really seriously..." is ridiculous on its face, ... after saying about Randy Moss's feigned mooning "Now that is a disgusting act ..."
Joe Buck being appalled at Moss fake mooning the crowd. He has the worst announcing moment in MN sports while his dad has the greatest. "And we'll see you.... tomorrow night!" 91 world series game 6.
Say whatever, Jason and Paul kept the segment going and were able to read the room, knowing when to chime in with a great response. All the respect to them. Also, Jack and Artie killed it, great episode.
Seeing how people handle confrontation is fascinating. Honestly Joe handled it better than 90% of non comedians. I think the only thing that hurt his case was how he was openly agreeing w Artie’s narrative that he was in over his head
I thought that was a good move, though I did just get finished mowing my brothers yard so I clearly have questionable judgment when it comes to life decisions
I disagree. Conan literally played the “I’m in over my head and don’t know what I’m doing card” for his first three or four years. Self deprecation always works if you are funny. If you aren’t funny it isn’t going to magically make you funny. Joe Buck isn’t a good fit for a show like that.
@@cameronfielder4955 I mean you’re definitely not wrong. But to be fair Conan is one of the greatest to do that so it might not be a fair comparison. Idk though
right. I hate Joe buck but this could’ve gone even more south than it did. I mean he was still pretty cringe but I commend him for letting Artie go off 😂
I'd never heard of the guy before watching this, and idk if he would have made a good host in the long run or not, but I will say he rolls with the punches much better than anyone from the Jimmy Cloning Program.
@@Chainsawyou yeah but how would you do that? And do you just mean being antagonistic towards the host? The show wouldn’t have any direction, and it would just be random and get stale very quickly
Yeah, I think he did really well. Not only did the guy have two actors and one comedian from a notoriously crazy show, but he held his own live on the show being a target from a person that’s on drugs
It really is awesome seeing someone like Joe dance with this the right way. This is literally the end of his climb. Art destroyed that by going after his throat but instead of Jo, getting angry at it, he tried to make lemonade out of it with the Times Square skit. That’s the move of an entertainment purist. Too bad at HBO didn’t have the nuts. But Joe is a certified stud for trying to swing it.
Joe Buck is forever a legend for this event. He handled it literally as well as any person could. Plus, it was so interesting that we are talk about it almost 20 yrs later
He handled it horrendously live... afterwards he took it but Buck was the reason it was so awkward... he tried to fire back at Artie instead of just rolling with it!!
If you put Bob sagett, norm McDonald, and Artie lang in the same room 10 years ago and someone asked me who would outlive the other two, Artie would not have been my guess. I’m glad he’s still alive by the way lol
@@CorgiWranglerI think the fentanyl really did him in. It’s a different animal to come back from as opposed to script pills. You can go absolutely nuts on scripts and know you’ll live. The fentanyl stuff is different and I’m sure everyone knows someone who’s really not fully back from the fent abuse
@@P_steezliterally fuckin thought the same thing As a fellow man who was surprised that you can get fat on cocaine, I have a lot of love for the man. I'm so pleasantly surprised to find out he's still alive
@@disappointmentyes6387 seriously? They are taking jabs at each other. Then he says “well I made more money you”. When you can’t think of anything else, that’s what you say.
Norm did not love this. This was Artie amongst an addiction binge happening to sit (and Completely fill) the chair he’s in. It was not Norm’s antics, it was Artie’s drug addiction. Norm was thinking of jokes, Artie was thinking of his next line. Corporatism is the elite hack, but compensating for being high and regretful is as hack as a sack.
Incidents like this always make me laugh. The whole “we hired a guy with a well known history of pushing the limits and being offensive (some would almost say it’s his job) and would you believe it! The guy went and did something offensive! I mean, honestly, how could I have predicted that?!” It’s just hard to believe people can be that obtuse and/or dumb ETA: meaning the producers, not Joe Buck
I get what you're saying, and I dug Artie, but the controversy came from just how relentlessly antagonistic he was. When he'd been on Conan or Letterman before, even if he was raunchy he would still be likeable. As we know, Artie was at the beginning of the end here in terms of the Stern show, the wheels were coming off majorly and often times he was more belligerent than funny. That's not to say that this wasn't entertaining and interesting to listen to, it was, because it was a train-wreck...
He deliberately put the cig in PAUL'S water while he wasn't looking. Probably scared he'd have been sued for attempting to poison him. Artie doesn't have genuine concern for anyone but Artie.
I love the comedian moments commentary! Even these videos arent huge effort high production cost, crazy editing masterpieces, they're really good man! You invented a sort of thing I've never seen and I've been on youtube for a long time. I don't really see comedian/podcast/career commentary that often, especially that gets a lot of views and has really good points like yours.
Bro, it's funny how people are like "man Joe's just not funny and he's boring" but it's like if he was actually able to run the show how we wanted, it would be hit. He came across as such a good charismatic guy and he had the whole table laughing when he did the impression. Im glad something funny came out of it for them as well.
He may have grown into it, and to be honest he gave back pretty good too. Not at the level of a real comedian but that one about the chins was pretty damn solid. He seems like a chill guy actually but probably not a talk show host.
Like genuinely, after the incident happened and he was able to tell his story you can see his dream of what he actually wanted, like people just hanging out and having a good conversation. @@SpartanArmy117
Gonna be honest here. Artie didn't even seem that outrageous. It was pretty funny and literally everyone in the studio was having a blast, including the audience. Maybe modern podcasts have skewed my threshold for chirping/banter, but it really didn't seem *bad* at all.
couldn't agree more. he was just doing it. HBO was just far removed from the point of this kind of comedy. I wish I was there in the crowd to say I was there.
Jason and Paul handled that well. Jason looked like he was trying not to show how much he was enjoying watching Artie completely deconstruct the entire show with front row seats lol. He had some good comebacks aswell
@@poindextertunes lmao you can tell he appreciates that these types of people exist and enjoys the characters they are, but not enough to drag himself into cancelation aswell, he's swallowing those laughs down to keep his bank account up. Paul was more awkward laughing and "Mom? Can you pick me up? Im scared"
No, I think he wasn’t enjoying it all that much actually. he seemed pretty nervous because I think he didn’t want to be the target. Even with his comeback that wasn’t too bad, he almost seems nervous to say it which I don’t blame him. You’re on live TV with a comedian who does this for a living that’s also on the equivalent of social performance drugs (Xanax, heroin, uppers) That clearly invites people to throw shots at him so that he can devour them.
There are some absolutely banger roasts in here. The show is undoubtedly entertaining. While Artie may be a bit too strong, and Joe lacks control, there was something here.
@@prof.vonspooky4562 I thought he was in horribly boring movies where he was very boring and everyone already forgot them? I also thought Paul, Joe, and Jason were pretty much the same person cloned 3 times.
This is a wonderful example of why I love and appreciate this channel because this is stuff I missed and a part of comedy history that I want to know. You sure dig up a lot of stuff!
If Artie had just taken the shots back and smiled without getting all vindictive with his comebacks, it could have been a great segment. Artie's insecurity always won.
At this point in his life, he was at the end of his rope. He was obviously using during this whole time period, and he admits it, like it shows in the video. And Artie STILL had his chances. Everyone was in his corner, and he did some of his best work after all this on CRASHING. But as someone who chased the dragon as well - and have been able to maintain my sobriety for 13 years - I get up some mornings and the first thing I want to do is use. Luckily I have a support structure, good therapists, etc. As soon as Artie hits the comedy circuit, the enablers come out of the woodwork, and if I was getting H and vicodin shoved in my face I'd fall hard too. Part of that is that anger at yourself for being so weak, and eventually the demons you are trying so hard to cover up with your drug use come out to play, and here is the result. I totally agree that had Artie made this playful, it would be a different thing. It reminds me a little of the infamous Joe Materese meltdown when he brings Artie, Anthony Cumia, and Jimmy Norden on to his show and they proceed to rip him apart. Actually, Buck gets some got shots in, unlike Materese.
Cannot believe HBO thought any of this was a problem. This is pretty tame stuff that is clearly being enjoyed by the audience and viewers. Don’t understand why anyone could’ve been mad.
@johngobble not on HBO they weren't. HBO had shit like Oz, Real Sex, and Hookers on the Point along with the bunny Ranch show. They had this show where they showed you what broadcast tv looked like in other parts of the world. They played this segment where it was 3 bare asses on the screen with mouths layered in to look like buttholes. These assholes began to sing about how much they like being fucked in the butt. Do not tell me HBO was more tame back then
For the record, Artie claimed that the show producer said "if they get boring, let them have it". Joe also was a massive Stern fan, so he knew what he was getting with Artie.
If there was a show on tv these days with this level of trash talking all of the time I'd be glued to the screen laughing my ass off every time it came on😂
Artie has gotta be one of the best, most witty comics of all time. Do you know how difficult it is to be hilarious when spiraling and or going through opiate withdrawal
Dood just snorted some prescription heroine and washed it down with some vodka. i dont think any withdrawals were happening in this particular moment lol
After the dotcom era so you had (relatively) easy access to content, but not so much 24/7 media coverage where people can lose careers off a lame tweet. I remember you had to watch stuff like SNL live if you wanted to be in on the discussion. There was no youtube clip to instantly pull up
@@thefeverdream What I specifically mean is that there is always this threat of being cancelled for saying something someone will be offended by. Hence encouraging comedians not to cross certain lines, hereby "censoring" them. When was the last time you heard a comedian use the f "slur" for gay people?
I enjoyed the whole thing, Buck wasn't the most charismatic guy, but at least he threw some jabs, Jason defended himself well and Paul was as charming as always. It was a good TV moment
Joe has comedic chops and even got in some good zingers. You kind of cut out the context to the joke, but the cigarette in his 4th chin comment had me rolling.
Dude got pulled around by Artie then defended and stood up for him to the execs. That's pretty admirable imo
why is that admirable?
@@uhhuhyeahsure Because he could've thrown Artie under the bus, maybe kept the show going, and gotten some form of 'revenge.' But he didn't.
@@senecavermeulen8110It's pretty funny that it needed to be explained.
True but also they maybe should have went the extra step further and had him on as a full time member of the show, it's always gonna be hard to live up to all the drama that unfolded etc without the real star of the show in the public's eyes.
I mean why isn't it?@@uhhuhyeahsure
I appreciate Joe Buck so much more now. He took that shit on the chin and stood up for Artie in the wake of it all. Takes courage when all that studio pressure was on him.
Same here. I really hate Buck as an announcer. I'm a pathetic Vikings fan, and I still don't understand why he got so upset by Moss pretending to moon the Packers' crowd. But this was crazy. Obviously Artie got the best of him, but he handled it well and had a few good shots for not being a comedian himself. Also yeah, good for him for taking responsibility for Artie being Artie.
Joe Buck just has always come across as so fake, insincere, and full of himself to me, so it was nice seeing a different side of him, even if it was a complete disaster.
@@beardofnursing8602I totally agree but I feel like Joe Buck is fun to hate. I like to watch him call games because I know I’m going to hear him be stupid. I went to law school in St. Louis, where he’s like royalty because his dad was the “legendary” Cardinals announcer. The family even had a CHAIN of steakhouse type restaurants called “J. Bucks.” I always enjoyed waxing fantastic to people out there about how, actually, Joe Buck sucks. A DISGUSTING ACT!
@@willsl321 Lol he sure is fun to hate! I can't tell you how many times I've yelled at my TV when he and Aikman are calling a game and are confused about what's going on. Pretty sure I remember them asking each other why a QB tried to run a play rather than spiking the ball on a 4th down.
Definitely handled this like a boss
@ 24:36 Joe Buck agreeing that "sports people take themselves really seriously..." is ridiculous on its face, ... after saying about Randy Moss's feigned mooning "Now that is a disgusting act ..."
As Patrice O'neal said; "Good comedy will crack up half the audience and horrify the other half".
I wholeheartedly 100% disagree. Good comedy does not have to be gruesome, disgusting, vulgar, or come at another's expense. Good comedy is subtle and simplistic.
That's complete bullshit. O'Neal was funny, but he was wrong about that.
@@DonTrump-sv1si all these gross, angry, quasi-sociopathic comedy bros know how to do is offend and punch down. It's not an accident that they're mostly (not entirely) white dudes.
@@smithjedediahi wouldn’t say it’s a rule. bad in terms of the more explicit content, it’s correct
true in the context of this abusive nasty hate filled society. Howards massive ego destroying itself and everyone around him as he led the end of radio, in a demented narcissistic rage. All while the true GOAT, Letterman is beloved. Howard is just another maladapted abused child who could never heal. they become monsters instead. hate tends to do that.
Artie saying "where you gonna get an A lister, letterman" while sitting between two near future A listers is cosmic humor
Jason has never been nor will ever be an A lister, but it still works for Paul.
@@danielmccarthy3672not true
@@vexedpixels Okay, name examples. Would he be able to sell a movie in Africa alone? No. Hell, even Paul Rudd wasn't solidly on that list until the Avengers. It isn't an insult...most A listers are far worse actors and comedians than the B and C tier...they just have that IT factor and the name recognition...or at least face recognition.
For example , Christopher Meloni , someone I deeply respect and enjoy...amazing actor , consistent with fantastic reviews , named one of the sexiest men alive in people. A list? Not even close. A list means that either the audiences or directors want you so bad that you can call your own shots.
@danielmccarthy3672 strong disagree he was the lead in several hit movies and everybody knows his name, if he wasn't already A list Ted Lasso made him so. I can get not thinking he's funny but pretending he doesn't get huge roles in comedies is coping
@@danielmccarthy3672 show me on the doll where jason sudeikis hurt you
Buck's Artie impression was actually pretty good.
Literally the only talented thing I've ever seen from Joe Buck in 30 years of being forced to watch/listen to him.
I was dying he did such a good job
have you heard gilbert gottfrieds?
@@pigs6486 his call of the Minneapolis miracle was incredible, honestly completely changed my view of him
A 10/10 impression!
This just highlights how much all these companies misjudge what we actually want. Everyone who was on that stage handled it perfectly and the crowd loved it
Exactly, I'd watch the shit out of this 😂
I literally saw nothing wrong with this? HBO can have shows with kids being sexualized but this is to much?
Not to mention a pride parade with a bunch of naked men Infront of children is honorable and great. HBO loves that shit.
Yes this was great
You can only do a trainwreck so many times before people tune out. This show wouldn't have lasted
Paul Rudd with the lucky Pierre joke really eased the tension between sudeikis and lange
He's a national treasure
I have no idea who Joe Buck is and he initially seemed like a total square but he handled this like an absolute mega chad. Artie says his dad was a man’s man and it’s obvious Joe is too. Takes such a massive set of nuts to take it straight to the chin like that and brush it off like it’s nothing, then stand up against the network and demand they bring Artie back.
He’s an American football announcer
A mega Chad? Maybe one of the dumbest Chad jokes I’ve ever read and I like Chad jokes. Try harder, baby girl!
Here goes a guy named chad getting offended at a “chad joke”)
1000%
Damn as a man saying "whos joe buck?" Is crazy 😂😂😂😂
"It's just refreshing to see white on white crime." Nearly spat out my drink.
Even he knew 2009 was really white
@@ToniCarringtonwtf does that even mean
@@ToniCarrington LMFAO how does this have 4 likes
@@Harry_Stylusi’m guessing “white” is the new adjective to describe anything shitty lol
@@ToniCarringtonRight. The year Obama came into office was really white.
Train wreck? That was actual entertainment. They should have said nothing as far as an apology.
Seriously. Much ado about nothing.
Who knew people from Hollywood are soft.
Joe actually gave it back to him pretty good for a play by play guy 🤣
Pass is................................................................................................caught.
Artie was dominating for sure but Jason completely destroyed him with the Howard’s butt line.
Props to joe for being a good sport. He actually seems like a cool guy
@ 24:36 Joe Buck agreeing that "sports people take themselves really seriously..." is ridiculous on its face, ... after saying about Randy Moss's feigned mooning "Now that is a disgusting act ..."
@@kidwave1 agree. it's pretend disgust which is unnecessary, especially on an HBO talk show.
Joe Buck being appalled at Moss fake mooning the crowd. He has the worst announcing moment in MN sports while his dad has the greatest. "And we'll see you.... tomorrow night!" 91 world series game 6.
And his Artie impression wasn’t too bad either
@@wutang5795 yes but his Minneapolis miracle call is one of the most iconic nfl calls. Everybody has good and bad days
Paul Rudd with lucky Pierre call back was gold
This was hilarious. I cant believe this was considered to have "went poorly"
Say whatever, Jason and Paul kept the segment going and were able to read the room, knowing when to chime in with a great response. All the respect to them. Also, Jack and Artie killed it, great episode.
Artie is a fucking menace and I love it.
@@ronaldpettifurd5957-according to bill maher arty lang is going to h-e-double hockey sticks
whatever
Get a life. You're reminiscing about a decade old stupid video clip of a washed-up drug addict.
@@simpleagain1What does this mean in English?
Seeing how people handle confrontation is fascinating. Honestly Joe handled it better than 90% of non comedians. I think the only thing that hurt his case was how he was openly agreeing w Artie’s narrative that he was in over his head
I thought that was a good move, though I did just get finished mowing my brothers yard so I clearly have questionable judgment when it comes to life decisions
I disagree. Conan literally played the “I’m in over my head and don’t know what I’m doing card” for his first three or four years. Self deprecation always works if you are funny. If you aren’t funny it isn’t going to magically make you funny. Joe Buck isn’t a good fit for a show like that.
I would sayhe handled it better than 95% of "comedians"
He handled it surprisingly well.
@@cameronfielder4955
I mean you’re definitely not wrong. But to be fair Conan is one of the greatest to do that so it might not be a fair comparison. Idk though
Honestly this makes me respect joe and I think Artie saved Joe from dragging on a terrible show idea
right. I hate Joe buck but this could’ve gone even more south than it did.
I mean he was still pretty cringe but I commend him for letting Artie go off 😂
Joe provoked a comedian, a good comedian.
I'd never heard of the guy before watching this, and idk if he would have made a good host in the long run or not, but I will say he rolls with the punches much better than anyone from the Jimmy Cloning Program.
@@Judgement_Kazzyreal shit, mad respect to him for that
he’s a football and baseball announcer and people even hate him doi mg those things so definitely don’t think he would’ve made it as a host
That battered woman joke was incredible! 🤣
This is an average group chat between me and the homies 😂
Fr, one is super over the line, one is kinda mean, and one is mean in a polite way lol
Artie Lange is the man Bort Kleisbur wishes he could be.
I don't think anyone wishes to be artie lange
Imagine being cringe enough to type that
Don’t shame the name Bort
Dude its spelled blert krirelrer
Turf Fleischer could buy his respect like the others by putting them on Dully Bloated fest
Thats actually insane that Artie specifically said "number 4 thats the show you wont get to", and the show lasted 3 episodes
If they gave these two a full time show together it would've killed every week.
Michael Irvin in the front rows laughing his a.ss off is hilarious lol.
This show would have honestly had some golden moments if it just continued to do this 😂
Only because of the cringe factor though. Joe Buck is a fucking melon.
Yeah if they had the balls to lean into it this could of been a legendary show
@@Chainsawyou yeah but how would you do that? And do you just mean being antagonistic towards the host? The show wouldn’t have any direction, and it would just be random and get stale very quickly
Joe was a little stiff but you gotta admit he gave it back to artie pretty well, especially considering he’s completely out of his element
The 4th chin burn was good
Yeah, I think he did really well. Not only did the guy have two actors and one comedian from a notoriously crazy show, but he held his own live on the show being a target from a person that’s on drugs
"I wouldn't mind being a lucky pierre between those two" 😂
It really is awesome seeing someone like Joe dance with this the right way. This is literally the end of his climb. Art destroyed that by going after his throat but instead of Jo, getting angry at it, he tried to make lemonade out of it with the Times Square skit. That’s the move of an entertainment purist. Too bad at HBO didn’t have the nuts. But Joe is a certified stud for trying to swing it.
Joe Buck is forever a legend for this event. He handled it literally as well as any person could. Plus, it was so interesting that we are talk about it almost 20 yrs later
He handled it horrendously live... afterwards he took it but Buck was the reason it was so awkward... he tried to fire back at Artie instead of just rolling with it!!
@@stanleyfranks9891 dude he was way out of his league the entire time lol he's a sportscaster - legend in my book
If you put Bob sagett, norm McDonald, and Artie lang in the same room 10 years ago and someone asked me who would outlive the other two, Artie would not have been my guess.
I’m glad he’s still alive by the way lol
Yeah crazy right? Out of three he's the survivor.
Norm and Artie starred in Dirty Work, directed by Bob Sagget.
Don’t forget Gilbert Gottfried. He was friends with them too.
@@user-hp1ou3nb7t Saget*
@@portlandgoose4727 Love Gilbert! A truly brilliant comedian.
This is a certified hood classic.
4 whole Vicodin is a metric shitton of powder to snort all at once. 🤣🤣
we need Artie back, he always gives insanely re-watchable interviews.
Seen him lately? He’s a shell of his former self… for good reason of course but still.
Go sell smack under a bridge and you might catch him
I dont think you understand what 25 years of heroin and now fentanyl does to the soul. The same drugs that made him so brilliant have drained him
@@CorgiWranglerI think the fentanyl really did him in. It’s a different animal to come back from as opposed to script pills. You can go absolutely nuts on scripts and know you’ll live. The fentanyl stuff is different and I’m sure everyone knows someone who’s really not fully back from the fent abuse
we don't
Artie Lange is a legend, wish him the best and can only hope he stays sober.
Andi hope it rains Lamborghinis lol let's see what happens
Dude I thought he was dead
@@P_steezme too wtf
@@Hirohito_iLoveYou is he? Lol was it a drug OD?
@@P_steezliterally fuckin thought the same thing
As a fellow man who was surprised that you can get fat on cocaine, I have a lot of love for the man. I'm so pleasantly surprised to find out he's still alive
Props to jason, he stood his ground with really really solid comebacks, artie couldn’t get through him😭😂
Artie instantly lost when he said “I’m making 80 grand this week”. As soon as you try to use how much money you make as an insult, you lost.
@@tjg801why does mentioning of how much money you make means you lose?
@@disappointmentyes6387 seriously? They are taking jabs at each other. Then he says “well I made more money you”. When you can’t think of anything else, that’s what you say.
@@tjg801 that's a good insult. If you make more money than someone, you're allowed to use that as an insult
@@disappointmentyes6387 for unoriginal people, yes
I love how shots were fired from everyone at everyone all around, except for paul because he's a sweetheart
This was such a Norm move by Artie. I bet he loved every second of it
I was totally thinking of the Conan carrot top movie interview
Guaranteed Norm Loved it..I miss Norm.
@@daa589 I know a good title for the Carrot Top movie: Box Office Poison.
Norm did not love this. This was Artie amongst an addiction binge happening to sit (and Completely fill) the chair he’s in.
It was not Norm’s antics, it was Artie’s drug addiction.
Norm was thinking of jokes, Artie was thinking of his next line.
Corporatism is the elite hack, but compensating for being high and regretful is as hack as a sack.
@@daa589Chairman of the Bored
Paul Rudd when he did a callback to the lucky Pierre had me dying
10:44 Artie’s fireback zinger is 1000x better knowing this show’s last episode was the third one lmao
Incidents like this always make me laugh. The whole “we hired a guy with a well known history of pushing the limits and being offensive (some would almost say it’s his job) and would you believe it! The guy went and did something offensive! I mean, honestly, how could I have predicted that?!” It’s just hard to believe people can be that obtuse and/or dumb
ETA: meaning the producers, not Joe Buck
I get what you're saying, and I dug Artie, but the controversy came from just how relentlessly antagonistic he was. When he'd been on Conan or Letterman before, even if he was raunchy he would still be likeable. As we know, Artie was at the beginning of the end here in terms of the Stern show, the wheels were coming off majorly and often times he was more belligerent than funny. That's not to say that this wasn't entertaining and interesting to listen to, it was, because it was a train-wreck...
ETA?
We're dealing with narcissistic Hollywood elite here....
like shane gillis and dave chapelle
@@Joe-sg9ll aaah
Artie's genuine concern about him drinking the water actually makes me like him.
Wow, what a humanitarian.
What a drunk mess
He deliberately put the cig in PAUL'S water while he wasn't looking. Probably scared he'd have been sued for attempting to poison him. Artie doesn't have genuine concern for anyone but Artie.
This is one of the funniest episodes of any talk show I’ve ever seen. I wish they did this weekly.
I love the comedian moments commentary! Even these videos arent huge effort high production cost, crazy editing masterpieces, they're really good man! You invented a sort of thing I've never seen and I've been on youtube for a long time. I don't really see comedian/podcast/career commentary that often, especially that gets a lot of views and has really good points like yours.
Imagine giving Joe Buck a show the guy with zero inflection in his voice
I don't believe Joe Buck is a person, no one is that plain and boring
Exactly lmao who at hbo thought that was a good idea
Damn Paul and Jason handled that beautifully. Especially Paul's "lucky pierre" to kind of keep the peace.
Bro, it's funny how people are like "man Joe's just not funny and he's boring" but it's like if he was actually able to run the show how we wanted, it would be hit. He came across as such a good charismatic guy and he had the whole table laughing when he did the impression. Im glad something funny came out of it for them as well.
You're crazy
give artie the show
lol k@@TheTuttle99
He may have grown into it, and to be honest he gave back pretty good too. Not at the level of a real comedian but that one about the chins was pretty damn solid. He seems like a chill guy actually but probably not a talk show host.
Like genuinely, after the incident happened and he was able to tell his story you can see his dream of what he actually wanted, like people just hanging out and having a good conversation. @@SpartanArmy117
Obsessed with your content lately mane. Never change a thing, youre so needed.
“Is your show live”
“It’s called Saturday night live”
Had me rolling
I honestly do not understand who would think that was bad
This was fireworks. The tug and pull of tension and chemistry was a sight to behold.
looked this up and watched the whole thing... it was amazing, hysterical, exactly what HBO should have wanted.
Paul Rudd jumping in with the lucky Pierre joke at the perfect time.
Gonna be honest here. Artie didn't even seem that outrageous. It was pretty funny and literally everyone in the studio was having a blast, including the audience. Maybe modern podcasts have skewed my threshold for chirping/banter, but it really didn't seem *bad* at all.
People nowadays are so woke and sensitive, so it's more shocking to those idiots
Nah, it wasn't that bad haha
i think the issue was it was clear joe couldn't really roll w the punches
couldn't agree more. he was just doing it. HBO was just far removed from the point of this kind of comedy. I wish I was there in the crowd to say I was there.
yeah I watched it twice and I'm still wondering what he said that people were outraged about
Other than the bomophobic comments, which was in the green back then, this is mild compared to so many modern interviews
Homophobia is fuckin hilarious
This was actually a great show. They should have made arte a co-host
Joe's impression of Artie was pretty spot on 😂
That shot at Artie about being a c-list celebrity was harsh. He almost stumbled but he came back strong.
if not that youtube chanel i would never seen this GEM ! Thank you for showing the later podcast .
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Jason and Paul handled that well. Jason looked like he was trying not to show how much he was enjoying watching Artie completely deconstruct the entire show with front row seats lol. He had some good comebacks aswell
His initial reaction said everything then he toned it down 😂
@@poindextertunes lmao you can tell he appreciates that these types of people exist and enjoys the characters they are, but not enough to drag himself into cancelation aswell, he's swallowing those laughs down to keep his bank account up.
Paul was more awkward laughing and "Mom? Can you pick me up? Im scared"
No, I think he wasn’t enjoying it all that much actually. he seemed pretty nervous because I think he didn’t want to be the target. Even with his comeback that wasn’t too bad, he almost seems nervous to say it which I don’t blame him. You’re on live TV with a comedian who does this for a living that’s also on the equivalent of social performance drugs (Xanax, heroin, uppers) That clearly invites people to throw shots at him so that he can devour them.
I think their reactions were very boring and not entertaining. One entertainer was on the stage.
@@thefeverdreamxanax and heroin are social performance drugs? LOL
Paul Rudd just sitting there grinning away loving every second.
There are some absolutely banger roasts in here. The show is undoubtedly entertaining. While Artie may be a bit too strong, and Joe lacks control, there was something here.
The final "si ya saben como soy, para que me invitan" boss 😅😂😅😂
The host was brave for engaging in a banter battle with Artie lmao. Held his own too
13:25 Holy shit Jason absolutely murdered him. It was so silent and well thought out. Damn that man has my fear and respect
Best part of the video lmfao
Considering Jason's success since then, dude did it right.
@@prof.vonspooky4562 I thought he was in horribly boring movies where he was very boring and everyone already forgot them? I also thought Paul, Joe, and Jason were pretty much the same person cloned 3 times.
@@crunkalac
Ted lasso is pretty good
@@crunkalacso why did you continue to watch the movies numb nutts? 😂
The whole segment was hilarious. Joe Buck got Artie with some good shots too. And Jason’s comebacks were hilarious.
Dude thank you this clip is pure comedy gold
"You won't make it to the 4th episode" Artie "Nostradamus" Lang
Howard stern was 100% uncomfortable with Arties appearance , that’s why he had Ralph call in .
Always loved Artie on Howard Stern, that laugh is contagious 😂
Artie is a complete savage. And dude actually did handle it well. He know what he signed up for
This is a wonderful example of why I love and appreciate this channel because this is stuff I missed and a part of comedy history that I want to know. You sure dig up a lot of stuff!
Comedic genius to me. I laughed my ass off and I don’t even know any of these people. It’s like unfiltered banter between friends.
This is amazing thanks for digging this up.
Wow, Joe Buck does a shockingly accurate Artie impression.
If Artie had just taken the shots back and smiled without getting all vindictive with his comebacks, it could have been a great segment. Artie's insecurity always won.
At this point in his life, he was at the end of his rope. He was obviously using during this whole time period, and he admits it, like it shows in the video. And Artie STILL had his chances. Everyone was in his corner, and he did some of his best work after all this on CRASHING. But as someone who chased the dragon as well - and have been able to maintain my sobriety for 13 years - I get up some mornings and the first thing I want to do is use. Luckily I have a support structure, good therapists, etc. As soon as Artie hits the comedy circuit, the enablers come out of the woodwork, and if I was getting H and vicodin shoved in my face I'd fall hard too. Part of that is that anger at yourself for being so weak, and eventually the demons you are trying so hard to cover up with your drug use come out to play, and here is the result. I totally agree that had Artie made this playful, it would be a different thing. It reminds me a little of the infamous Joe Materese meltdown when he brings Artie, Anthony Cumia, and Jimmy Norden on to his show and they proceed to rip him apart. Actually, Buck gets some got shots in, unlike Materese.
This just seems before it's time. This sounds like the craziness that gets millions of views on every comedy podcast I listen to and love.
Cannot believe HBO thought any of this was a problem. This is pretty tame stuff that is clearly being enjoyed by the audience and viewers. Don’t understand why anyone could’ve been mad.
While I do agree we have to keep in mind that things were more tame back then in general
@@johngobblehard disagree. People were much more tolerant of offensive comedy in previous decades
You gotta understand, HBO was running family entertainment like Game of Thrones and Ballers. They couldn’t have this ruining their reputation.
@@johngobblemore tame back then? That was 2009 not 1959 lol
@johngobble not on HBO they weren't. HBO had shit like Oz, Real Sex, and Hookers on the Point along with the bunny Ranch show.
They had this show where they showed you what broadcast tv looked like in other parts of the world. They played this segment where it was 3 bare asses on the screen with mouths layered in to look like buttholes.
These assholes began to sing about how much they like being fucked in the butt.
Do not tell me HBO was more tame back then
Artie is lowkey one of the sharpest witted comics of all time
@@iAmJesseHearMeROAR he's great, hush 🤫
@@iAmJesseHearMeROARbro if your 12 year old cousin uses terms like “Lucky Perrie” then he’s fkn hilarious and y’all should start a CZcams channel 😂
@@iAmJesseHearMeROAR I can just tell by your SN that you are not funny lol
@@iAmJesseHearMeROAR I was kinda with you, but then you started venting about him, so it makes it seem like you have some sort of thing against him
Those 3 should make a movie. Not even for the moviesake, but for whatever would happen in that writers room.
Wouldn’t mind being a Lucky Pierre on that set 😍
@@poindextertunes you have no idea how hard I'm trying to use the term with my friends, but there is never an easy reason for it to be explained
What an absolute disaster lol I had never seen this. Thanks for covering it
Wow, how did I miss this when it aired?! So funny, kudos to all four of them. Rudd and Sudekis were great too.
For the record, Artie claimed that the show producer said "if they get boring, let them have it". Joe also was a massive Stern fan, so he knew what he was getting with Artie.
I think he knew, but he wasn’t expecting it to be like it went
That's in this video...
I had no idea Joe Buck Live was a thing 😂
If there was a show on tv these days with this level of trash talking all of the time I'd be glued to the screen laughing my ass off every time it came on😂
That’s an amazing episode I would have stayed tuned the whole time.
“Lines of Vicodin “ plz kids, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, do NOT snort Vicodin; it’s LITERALLY 99% Tylenol 😂
Amazed he’s still alive
Like hydrocodone is any better to snort 😭😭😭
He's a tough guy, he can take it
@@varvarvarvarvarvar 🤣
@@seanyjizzit’s the same bs
13:40 In retrospect Jason pretty much nailed Artie's long term prospects
Yes but also to be fair Artie has said more funny things in an hour than Jason has in his entire career
& Jason's wife left him & their family for a feminine pop-star & he's still begging her to come back
@@PeterTeal77dude the guy did horrible bossss and more shit
"It might have something to do with it, I don't know.". What a brilliant comment, just brilliant. Genius, actually..
This is like the best talkshow episode of all time!
Artie has gotta be one of the best, most witty comics of all time. Do you know how difficult it is to be hilarious when spiraling and or going through opiate withdrawal
apparently he was pretty loaded here
Dood just snorted some prescription heroine and washed it down with some vodka. i dont think any withdrawals were happening in this particular moment lol
@@poindextertunes I’m not saying he was withdrawing in this moment. Mainly on stern. His life was still spiraling at this time tho
Opiate withdrawal is the worst feeling ever...
@@TrumpFanNetwork2 true that!
This Era of comedy (basically 2000s) was wild, even Stirn went a little too far for me at times; but holy shite is this funny
After the dotcom era so you had (relatively) easy access to content, but not so much 24/7 media coverage where people can lose careers off a lame tweet. I remember you had to watch stuff like SNL live if you wanted to be in on the discussion. There was no youtube clip to instantly pull up
It’s funny cause they didn’t censor comedy
The Comedy Central roasts use to be good in that era. Everyone got too pc since then.
@@CZYK- people always say that, but what’s being censored? If it was on HBO, it’s the same censorship as Now
@@thefeverdream What I specifically mean is that there is always this threat of being cancelled for saying something someone will be offended by. Hence encouraging comedians not to cross certain lines, hereby "censoring" them. When was the last time you heard a comedian use the f "slur" for gay people?
Jason's quick wit was awesome
“Number 4, the show you won’t get to” fucking savage omen bruh
I enjoyed the whole thing, Buck wasn't the most charismatic guy, but at least he threw some jabs, Jason defended himself well and Paul was as charming as always. It was a good TV moment
Joe Buck’s Artie impression was surprisingly good.
“It’s called Saturday Night Live” Buck spontaneously combusts
I think where he actually crossed the line was when he went from roasting Joe to roasting the actual show itself.
Joe has comedic chops and even got in some good zingers. You kind of cut out the context to the joke, but the cigarette in his 4th chin comment had me rolling.
As far as I am concerned a joke like that is an act of war and you should expect and deserve anything coming your way after that haha
@@sayno2lolzisback Why, are you fat or something?
@@sayno2lolzisback So big fat Artie can call Jessica Simpson obese, but he can't take some light ribbing about his own porky ass?
@@sayno2lolzisbackWar had already been declared, that fourth chin was a counter attack haha
Joe actually does a pretty respectable Artie Lange impersonation lmao
“It’s too bad Artie wasn’t on costas show that would have been better” 😂😂😂😂 you’re not lying man