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Free The Weed
Dice and Cummie Lyrics

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@tylerthorne5980

4y↑1.1K

The 80s were an awesome time to grow up in

@jackfairy666

3y↑11

Yes they were!

@johnphillip2566

3y↑9

Great time to be born also

@casucasueq4479

@Tyler Thorne Have you considered adding a couple more all caps words & exclamation points?

@tylerthorne5980

3y↑12

@Darnell Jackson. I WOULD HAVE BUT I RAN OUT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@stone-coldsteveautism6986

3y↑7

Wait...was I supposed to grow up? I guess I phuked that part of the equation.

Nena and I are still counting 99 Luftballons.

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@MrSupernova111

2y↑1.2K

Rodney Dangerfield is easily one of the best comedians in history! RIP

@frznrrfan.frznrrfan102

2y↑28

Could you imagine him in today's world. Holy fuck..

@joegreen4333

2y↑5

Facts!!!!

@countloco5362

2y↑7

Definitely a GOAT

@scottwade2070

2y↑4

First celebrity with a website

@dansavka7648

Of his time

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@ronwilliams5907

2y↑224

I saw Rodney Dangerfield live back in the 80's. He told jokes non-stop for 3 straight hours. My sides ached for 2 days from laughter. There will never be another like him. True legend!

@uhohotdog3483

2y↑3

Yes I saw him in Vegas and had no idea the side pain I was in for afterwards 😂😂😂

@PIS187

1y↑6

He didn’t let u catch ur breath with all his one liners. He’s definitely on the goat list of comedians

@marcuscicero9587

1y↑1

a real workin comic. adorbable guy in a cheap suit

@drewmow

48w↑3

I envy that experience. You truly lived sir. Born in 86 I missed out on so much

@JGComments

47w↑2

Remember when comedians actually told JOKES instead of 20 minute stories? 😂

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@daves2822

47w↑49

The world is lesser without Rodney. Always my favorite comedian

@rb8058

2y↑209

I loved Dennis Miller’s assessment of Dice: “He’s Fonzi with Terrets”

@Nhamp2000

2y↑2

Thar was an awesome line.

@MrDeamon1

2y↑35

Do you mean Tourette's?

@michaelparylak5649

2y↑2

@David Hartin thanks I had to look that up. I didn't think Dennis meant a watchtower on a castle😂🤣😂🤣😁

@briantaulbee6452

2y↑10

@Michael Parylak that would be a turret. On a castle.

@nudesoftheworld

2y↑3

@Brian Taulbee I know...I know....anyway, how was your weekend?

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@seanc546

2y↑517

Greatest comedic debut ever. Never will forget the night this special aired and the Diceman came on. Could not stop laughing. Star is born.

@davejalenderki

2y↑10

I remember that same debut night. If I would have gotten caught watching that I would have been in trouble. Same with Eddie Murphy “Raw”.

@harrykruse5808

2y↑3

I was watching too.

@Filthy_Larry

2y↑3

Dice is one of my top 3 favorite comedians.

@terryrobertson111

2y↑4

Yep Good times

@bigverybadtom

1y↑5

A shooting star. Haven't heard from him in 30 years.

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@steves1584

3y↑2.3K

Back when America had balls and swagger, and people could take a joke.

@Rich-kp1eu

3y↑115

Not really because liberals destroyed his life and career, because they said he was offensive. He was playing a character. Apparently liberals don't think destroying the life and career of a father with children is offensive.

@tomdalton4293

3y↑80

@Rich624 He has a $10 million net worth, I'm sure the kids are eating

@Rich-kp1eu

3y↑37

@Tom Dalton I am talking about 35 years ago.

@taaaaaaaaaaaarheeeee

3y↑6

@Rich624 the fuck you talking about ?

@georgehays4900

3y↑10

Sad expression of no maturity.

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@EM-fi2qg

2y↑213

And everyone survived. Let's bring back the comedy!

@AndieZ4U2

2y↑10

Amen to that

@SongJLikes

2y↑1

No, no, let’s leave the fucking shitty ‘comedy’ where it belongs… in the trash.

Watch better comedians.

@D33Lux

2y↑11

I agree, all the snowflakes would go into global meltdown... The tsunami of liberal tears, what a spectacle it would be. lol

@SongJLikes

2y↑3

@D33Lux - Not as much of a spectacle as the January 6th Insurrection .

@jamieroumbanis327

2y↑3

We laughed together.... we need more of that these days.

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@wjerame

2y↑80

This ladies and gentlemen is the one and only time you will see this act without the crowd finishing the lines.

@julzbergener8142

47w↑3

Truth 😂

@efilnikufesin3

40w

Hell yeah

@michaelgiaquinto3295

16w

I’m in the need of a dice show I’m 32 never experienced his brilliance in person!!

@acelarson1872

50w↑31

I have seen this 100 times never gets old.

@hoot7959

2y↑796

EXCELLENT !!!! Back when it was OK to be offended and laugh about it!!!

@ShotgunHouse1

2y↑2

And wasn’t life so much better got it.. we didn’t grow up whiney entitled cry babies ..

@JackieMilburnt

Sounds like youre all whiny crybabys that its not like it was 'back in your day'. Get a grip 😂😂😂

@keithharris4378

2y↑1

Right

@lakerraider100

2y↑12

Hahaha perpetuating harmful anda abusive racial stereotypes is soooo funny!

@hoot7959

2y↑3

@lakerraider100 Good thing you have an internet connection in your cry closet!!!!

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@vinmega1074

1y↑38

I was 13 when this came on TV.
My dad left iHBO on and i saw this.
My mind was blown….classic! Long Live Diceman

@bigverybadtom

47w↑1

Diceman may live a long time, but his fame certainly lasted only a couple of years.

@victorcaldwell2900

47w

@bigverybadtom lol, he will always be famous. A legend. You on the other hand.... not so much😂

@bigverybadtom

47w

@victor caldwell I'm not a comedian though. Ever heard of Tootie Fields?

@victorcaldwell2900

47w

@bigverybadtom yep. The dice man is still more popular. AND TALENTED. His Travolta impression is off the chain. Also has an incredible voice. Really good singer

@bigverybadtom

47w

@victor caldwell Funny, I never heard him sing. Surprised he never did that when I saw a video of him.

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@GrooveDuude

4y↑2.2K

Rodney helped Dice, Jim Carrey, Tim Allen and many more. Thanks Rodney, you have my respect.

@SubjectiveFunny

4y↑28

Gonna have to say that a little louder mate...

@kirk0respite

4y↑27

NO RESPECT!

@swaggerbauer

4y↑9

Daniel Dimino . No respect at all!!!

@ismaelburgos9194

4y↑14

Ford Fairlane

@thephillyphranciepantz8528

4y↑21

So true and we miss Rodney Dangerfield so much .

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@mtsalmela80

2y↑64

The personalities of the 80s into the early 90s, itll never be touched, the best comedy we have today is an Oscar slap

@ekop1778

SAD COUNTRY WE LIVE NOW!
I REMEMBER THEM DAYS IN HIGH SCHOOL
YOU GET SLAPPED FOR EVERYTHING
MIGHT AS WELL PUT TAPE ON YOUR MOUTH

@moistmike4150

Best comedy we have today is Potato Joe and Kamela Toe Hair Ass

@cleonRIP

You've clearly never heard of Mark Normand 🙄 give him a Goog, buddy

@MrPete-pe6uk

13w

Great time for comedy, but i think that Chapelle and Burr have surpassed that

@rednasseel4113

2y↑85

Miss him and Sam Kinison so much. Both unforgettable masters of degradation humor. Fantastic!

@andrehamilton4340

50w↑11

He still does shows

@bonsaikush795

48w↑22

“ you can blindfold these people with dental floss” 🤣🤣🤣💀

@westbeachfilms649

2y↑267

Imagine if ADC had hosted the Oscars this year?! The whole audience would have been in a bar fight.

@haunebu2360

If the Oscars taught us anything this year, it’s that from 87 till today, people have become complete pussies. One joke and violence is allowed. But for only for the privileged!

@haunebu2360

I used to think that I wanted a
“white privilege card” so I could “get away with things!” But screw that, I want a
Will Smith card!! That card allows more privilege than the entire Caucasian race!
The only card that is sought after more is an OJ card! 🤪😂!! The OJ card doesn’t work for lesser crimes! But it does allow you to get away with murder!!

@LarryPeteet

2y↑6

Says 2 replies but nothing here. Must have been deleted!! LMAO

@frznrrfan.frznrrfan102

@Larry Peteet probably said something that the "WOKE" didn't like. Typical Y-boob.

@1rmrider

2y↑3

@Larry Peteet says 4 now before my reply.

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@garrycrayton6280

2y↑55

I remember recording this at 15 on VHS ( yeah I'm that old) off of HBO. And after Dice performed my mind was blown. Dude was saying stuff I'd never heard before. Stuff that definitely wouldn't fly today. I still have his whole routine memorized. What a great special. I still remember the other comedians who were on the bill. The late Bill Hicks, Carol Leifer, Lenny Clarke, Barry Sobel and Dom Irrera. Great memories.

@tomsnowden6201

45w

Yeah it would still fly today, his act was hack sorry.

@turntablesrockmyworld9315

44w

@@tomsnowden6201 He was a novelty as he was different but a lot of his material is character, shock, and just not that funny.

@chadriegel2832

18w

This type of stuff definitely flys today, look at Shane gillis sure he lost an SNL job that he didn't even want but now he more popular than he ever was

@TiffanyT-LaDolceVita

14w

Yes!!!!!! I know the ENTIRE night verbatim. I think my friend and I watched it from beginning to end about 1,000 times. Loved the 80’s.

@bruceblackerby3742

3y↑1.4K

He was rude and crude, totally politically incorrect, and funny at the same time. Today he would be burned at the stake for his humor. The 80s was a totally different time in America. I'm glad I experienced it.

@kostyapolykova9879

3y↑31

Good for u Bruce hope you won’t be with us for much longer. Glad you had fun.

@truthfilterforyoutube8218

3y↑150

@Kostya Polykova Here comes the Millenials.....

@zumodanieljr2958

3y↑100

@Kostya Polykovakunt

@big_o_2357

3y↑95

So true! Overly sensitive people nowadays. Everything makes them cry.

@billwilliams3197

3y↑24

@Kostya Polykova You seem mad. Thought all you gender bending millennials were on happy pills preaching about feely good stuff. Guess not. Seeing as how you're an antifa queen, i doubt you have a job....but if you get one, don't quit it. You can't sing or write for jack $hyte.

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@tdunph4250

2y↑533

This was a revolutionary performance. You can tell there were a few in the audience who were just mortified. Others laughed their asses off because they just thought it was funny and they didn't care that it was crude and offensive. I am part of that crowd!

@hankhill9780

Dude, nobody gives a Fuck about you or your stupid opinion. Watch the show and stfu.

@patfromjersey

2y↑12

Dice was ahead of his time. This is all the freaks now in today's society.

@glennhfriedman4571

2y↑5

as much as I laughed now and then, Dice has been shuffled to the dust bins for being crudely offensive ..

@misterpink808

2y↑3

I know I didn't discover Dice in this prime but I don't think it's remotely offensive. It's just poor. Don't get me wrong I like him just like some other comics but I prefer him as a guest on podcast, listening to him that his actually comedy. I think anyone who do his type of schtick. It's just stuff you heard the schoolyard brought to the stage.

@Beholder505

2y↑1

Nobody in that audience was mortified. This was way before woke bullshit made it's way into the world.

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@edvh1564

2y↑148

35 years later...exactly how we still feel. Nothing changes

@vanessajazp6341

2y↑9

That’s called ‘being stuck in the past’.

@edvh1564

2y↑17

@Vanessa JazP nope! That's called REALITY

@vanessajazp6341

2y↑6

@Ed Vh Yes. The reality of being stuck in the past.

@edvh1564

2y↑5

@Vanessa JazP nope! The past will never change because that's the way everyone wants it.

@edvh1564

2y↑4

@Vanessa JazP that's like saying, I'm stuck in the past because I still eat at McDonald's like I did when I was a kid.

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@stephenross521

44w↑23

ADC was a character comedian. He was personally the exact opposite in real life. From what ive found out, he was a genuine man and a good person. He filled a spot in comedy history that will NEVER be filled again, just like Dr Dirty. Enjoy it for its perspective and humor, and dont take it personally. Be well my friends😁

@DrPhil-kx3ci

33w↑1

Nope

@mcfcguvnors

32w

loved the reboot couple f years ago hes aa good actor just being himself
diceman cometh was one of the 1st VHS tapes you bought not rented

@black87FXR

2y↑134

I watched this the night it premiered. We laughed our asses off. We had watch parties for Rodney's Young Comedians and the Mike Tyson fights.

@NikkiNexo777

I also watched this the night it premiered. Legendary!

@wutzg.owenon5869

Sugar Ray Leonard and No Mas!

@davidmickles5012

2y↑4

Little did you know you were livin the "good old days"

@NikkiNexo777

@David Mickles No doubt.

@shuroom57

2y↑3

Did you have a watch party for Iron Mike's fight with "Buster" Douglas? I know all my neighbors did; I could hear them yelling through the walls at the end of it.

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@skidspodcast1.0

1y↑10

Haven't seen this since I was a kid. Laughed so hard like it was yesterday. God I miss the 80s!

@Malcontent-

3y↑615

Wow, I remember classmates in high school quoting Diceman back in the 80's while at our lockers. Memories....

@markcourson3151

3y↑48

I got thrown out of his show at the Joint in the Hard Rock a few years back. Front row table and we were having fun but I was hammered and saying all his jokes. He said "Hey Asshole, I'm the Comedian!" I was honored!

@Malcontent-

3y↑12

@Mark Courson Much respect. Funny and an authentic experience.

@russlupky3505

2y↑3

Anyone that finds "The Diceman" funny really doesn't understand comedy.....he is just fucking horrible!!!

@russlupky3505

2y↑3

@Mark Courson he's the comedian?....jury's still out on that!!!

@letstalkbooks1385

2y↑5

@Russ Lupky he was just different , crass and controversial but never really funny.

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@MAGAMANPATRIOT

2y↑202

Rodney helped a lot of young comedians out. The Dice Man and Tim Allen funny as hell in different ways. There will never be another Rodney Dangerfield I'd start laughing when he walked on stage and still be laughin at something he said the next day.

@repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741

2y↑7

Repent to Jesus Christ
“And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.”
‭‭1 Corinthians‬ ‭13:13‬ ‭NIV
J

@davidscherer9623

35w

Don't forget about Jackie Martling....

@BilltheFifth

2y↑33

I love how he comes in hot with nursery rhymes. 😂

@MatthiasPowerbomb

1y↑14

I actually watched this when it originally aired on HBO. I was 10 or 11 at the time. I watched these comedy specials on HBO constantly. Rodney's specials like this were amazing. I was introduced to Dice, Steven Wright, Bob Nelson, Rita Rudner, Robert Townsend, the late, great Bob Saget, the late, great Sam Kinison, so many of the legendary comedians of the era. Between Rodney's specials and the Def Comedy Jam, it was a golden age of stand-up.

@bluetickfreddy101

2y↑5

Very nice peek into recent history.
We all agree how wonderful it was.
Sad that it will never be seen in our lifetime again.
Have a nice day

@paldeusjaco9657

Hell is coming and the elite expedite it's coming in hopes of power and prestige.

@mikesavage5545

1y↑11

The day the laughter died part 2 is one of the best pieces of comedy of all time! I still listen to it regularly! ❤️🙌🏻

@andrewandrew6628

4y↑1.7K

This was back when comedy was legal.

@thephillyphranciepantz8528

4y↑49

Yeah but I have news for you ... that reign of tyranny of these big whiny babies who are offended by everything ?
Their dictatorship is over ... comics on stage need to start talking back to those people in the audience who are offended by everything and try to stop the show to explain to the comic what he said wrong .
They need to tell those sniveling creeps to either shut up or get out

@andrewheagwood5950

4y↑58

This was back when we used to be human.

@mikeydeloa7348

4y↑24

Yes...soon it will all have to be State Approved first..

@thephillyphranciepantz8528

4y↑3

I said in a really long Hip Hop rhyme that went for a long time on Questlove wrecka Stow back in May , May 17th , maybe May 20th that when these whiny neonatal nazi big babies whine about how everything offends them and they have the nerve to interrupt the show EVERYONE IN THE AUDIENCE needs to turn to that idiot and YELL AT THEM ... everybody in the audience needs to tell that person to
" SHUT UP or GET the F OUT ... this is OUR HOUSE , FREEDOM LIVES HERE ...get out you little nazi mouse ... get out of our house or shut the f up . "

@reed311

4y↑30

This was never funny. This is why his career lasted about 3 seconds after his "jokes" wore out.

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@tohmsono5081

46w↑6

80s humor, fkn love it! today's kids can only listen to this in disbelief 😂

@whitestonecommons7112

2y↑18

Rodney Dangerfield was an absolute masterpiece/masterclass of a hilarious comedian/comedic actor, and a man amongst men!
Comedy awesomeness!

@Kardaszpm

1y↑10

The younger generation wouldn't understand. But we love this guy.

@jenkinsljenkinssquire9137

2y↑30

Can you imagine a comedian with a routine like this today????

@annwethenorth

1y↑3

No, he's the diceman

@scottf5791

47w↑1

Nope! People today wouldn’t be able to handle it

@nickcirillo6191

5y↑1.6K

When Brooklyn had balls instead of hipsters..

@heydavedawson

4y↑30

You are so right

@thephillyphranciepantz8528

4y↑37

Nachos Brooklyn ... there was a time back then when comics could actually tell real jokes and talk like this without some crybaby in the audience stopping the show about how offended they are .
When one of those a holes starts their sniveling , the whole audience needs to tell them to shut the f up ... or get out .
... and I need to keep saying this until that whiner either does shut up or leaves .
I really miss those days when the Dice Man was the newest word in comedy .

@a-aron14

4y↑20

I dunno this guy looks like the biggest hipster ever.

@drake8168

4y↑1

@TigerNinjaDragon 🤣

@BigBadJerryRogers

4y↑11

Giuliani killed it. Turned it into fuckin Disneyland.

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@yodakbarrabucci2582

2y↑136

His jokes are still gold today.

@neomage2021

eh i found this mostly just stupid not funny.

@mariocooldude9092

Filthy

@StudMacher96

1y↑1

@Butt Cube whaddya outta your mind?!?! Come on you millennial buzzkills got no personality man

@alhaus1108

1y↑10

yes they are youre just soft

@MorpheusOne

@Ass Cube: Are you a bot!?

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@joannep705

2y↑2

🎲 The Dice Man, Andrew Silverstein, started at 'Pips Comedy Club' on Emmons Avenue in Brooklyn, NY in 1978. There would be crowds of people inside & out just to see him perform there for 9-10yrs, before he moved out to California.

@hulkman44

1y↑4

Wow! I used to have this full show on VHS back in the day but lost it years ago. I remember this show also had Bob Shimmel, Jackie Martling, Renaldo Ray, and a couple others. The whole show was hilaroous.

@BRAND1SH

14w↑1

You're getting ALL the respect and more now Mr Dangerfield 🙏🏽

@jamesrosser9979

2y↑9

Had the crowd eating out of the palm of his hand magnificent performance

@darbyohara

46w

Every single guy is laughing his ass off cuz they can relate

@execatty

3y↑186

I remember seeing this for the first time.. Him and Sam kinison.. Those were good days

@jeremyallen2503

3y↑4

@Shakenstein Kinison was a master craftsman. Dice was a hack.

@Supremmo

3y↑2

Sam and Dice use to be roommates. Kinison hated Dice because he felt he stole his material and style from him.

@TheAGODAMI

@Supremmo 😵 Whoa....I neVeR kneW thaT.!! DaMn.!R.I.P. 👀

@Monkeyfamilyslays

2y↑4

The golden age of comedy, I love it, miss it and Damn, grew up up with it.

@garylaurendeau628

2y↑1

Remember renting a limo with my buddies in the late 80s.... we went to see dice at the Worcester Centrum.... sold-out arena with like 16,000 people... it was crazy fun.... man do I miss the 80s....

@chriswren5045

2y↑6

I can remember watching this HBO Special with my Dad when it first came out in thw latw 80s while in HS...Still rocks!

@donnatesta89

1y↑4

He's definitely old-time hysterical I miss those days

@kelseymariel2127

2y↑3

I loved Dice. The accent gets me every time. We really had it all in the 80’s.

@lukeyaple5949

5y↑1.8K

This kid has potential. He should try doing universities. UC Berkeley maybe. I think he’d kill up in Portland too. They would LOVE this type of comedy.

@queeky00

5y↑36

AntifYEAH!

@nb522000

5y↑21

Lol

@backcountry777

5y↑10

He's aw'ight.

@lowerclassbrats77

5y↑108

If he was a lesbian and all the jokes were about men, then yes.

@jaelge

5y↑19

@Idiotic Tirades EXACTLY!

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@terryhanley8579

2y↑3

People used to H A T E "The Diceman"......they had no idea he was playing a character. Years later when he was in "Blue Jasmine", I saw an interview with him & he was saying people were amazed that he could act. They had no idea that his entire "Diceman" persona was an act & he'd been perfecting it for years. Watching this brought back so many good memories. Still laughed my ass off at the Mother Goose bit ! HAHAHAHA

@jonathancox1231

Mother goose yeah I remember her,

@taylorhackford

Dice was on MASH, Different Strokes and Pretty in Pink. Starred in Ford Fairlane and did a few other films before Blue Jasmine. He also starred in the series Vinyl and on his own show. The man has real talent.
He did an emotional interview on Arsenio Hall where he teared up while describing the hate.

@user-fs6by7xb7i

12w

I seen him in Nassau Colliseum, Sold out, the whole crowd knew all the words too. Great show 👍

@marypatrick6386

2y↑1

ad the great fun of going to 'Dangerfields' back in the mid 80's.

@therapyinvinyl

14w↑1

What made Dice Dice was his playing off the crowd. Dude is a master improviser.

@gino423

2y↑2

Boy do I miss Rodney

@johnnymossville

5y↑280

Glad i was alive then. 1980's. The best.

@keith.thetacticalbutthurt2324

4y↑2

You know it brother👍👍

@rabbakahn

4y↑2

That was a wonderful time. Glad I experienced it as an adult. Not sure how it was for the kids though.

@ifwecouldvote

4y↑1

No way man, late forties was "IT"!

@ike0G

4y↑2

@rabbakahnIt was fun. Loved it.

@erickennedy7412

3y↑1

Nah, 80s. Late forties had eh music.

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@Mark-sd7fc

2y↑33

Dude is a national treasure

@nickbartolomeo7351

2y↑4

Ahhhh... this made me so happy today! I remember watching this as a teen and reciting the jokes like i was the Diceman.... Jeez, too bad this would cause a riot these days, cause it's just raw and funny AF.

@StudMacher96

1y↑2

“And think of the Chinese. Come on. Hehe! Put a piece of gum on it!” 😝

@DM-pl8mz

1y↑5

Two funniest guys ever on the same stage. 👍

@mikemelina7395

45w↑1

I saw this the night it aired. Dice Clay was a phenomenon back in the 80s. He packed stadiums...not clubs, stadiums.

@FischerBrickFilms

4y↑427

I love his whole demeanor. He’s a great character actor.

@harryradley

3y↑8

@WorldFlex Why would you just come here to say that? Haven't you got better things to do than watch people you don't like? Besides, you're wrong. He sold out the garden 2 night in a row in 1990 and then did it again 10 years later. I heard him on O&A 7-8 years ago and the guy was funnier than ever. He doesn't work all the time because he doesn't have to.

@zacharyrichardson5142

2y↑4

it doesnt come across as a character. like, at all. its pretty sad really. most people have actually had to have talent to earn a living instead of pandering to the lowest common denominator....

@HooptieHamburger

2y↑20

@Zachary Richardson, it was a character. Dice was great at playing him.

@toreckman8899

2y↑13

@Zachary Richardson that’s exactly what he was. You obviously don’t understand comedy. Granted, short lived but successful none the less.
You sound jealous

@rudy6222

2y↑2

Dice was not funny. Smh

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@SydWaters1776

47w↑1

I first heard Dice in 88 or 89 thanks to my older brother. I was 12 or 13. He killed it then, still killing it in 2023!

@andybarrete6749

2y↑3

We need more of him simply amazing.

@DannyDangershow

46w↑1

Waaay ahead of his time. I can't imagine the balls it takes to try this at this time. 👌 I remember watching this as a small child. My family was real. Repect for the dice man.

@Synster73

2y↑7

Wow, I remember this when it came out. I made vhs copies of all his HBO stand up lol What a legend!

@LordPrometheous

I was in my grandmother's room watching it. My great-grandmother was in her room across the hall, and I had to keep the tv down low so she wouldn't hear anything but my stifled laughter and sniggling. I thought there was more to this one, where he talked about waxing vaginas, and he says, "what is it, a pussy or a Buick?!". And the bit about his woman lying on him, twisting little teepees out of his chest hair saying he doesn't talk to her anymore, but I can't remember the rest. That shit was so funny, but damn if he wouldn't get exiled from Earth for this shit today.

@tofuguru941

48w

Ahhh
I love watching the old sets of any great comedian...
Makes me see where I get all the little bits of my personality I have now as a married adult when my wife wonders where it all came from. 😅

@glicmathan1771

4y↑569

Dice was a truly unique act when he landed on the scene. He’s still the most extreme comedian I know of. It’s a great reminder that a free society means the right to express ourselves even when it’s sure to offend people. Everything will offend someone. Likewise, those people have the right not to listen. I’m worried about the censorship today as it’s a slippery slope with no end to it.

@superkillr

4y↑8

this post has aged poorly in just 2 days. hahahaha

@pennsyltuckyden9823

4y↑15

It's beyond censorship now.

@BraveFencer

4y↑24

The whole censorship is a way to silence critical thinking against the powers that be, is another form of crowd control.

@SniffHeinkel

Video has been flagged for deletion by YouTube algorithm

@glicmathan1771

4y↑23

Welcome to the new totalitarian state of the USA where free speech is no longer protected by law.

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@timbrowder2059

46w↑2

The 80s awesome time there will never be a time like the 80s people were real .

@stephenthomas1492

1y↑2

I'll never forget catching Dice's stand up special on cable when I was a tween. It was REALLY late night and I felt like I was really getting away with watching something dirty. I even convinced my mom to buy me his comedy albums on cassette.

@mkgoggins13

1y↑3

It gets no better comedically than this !!!

@bosconibbles6777

2y↑1

This is got to be one of the best sets ever !!

@kalrandom7387

80s flashback. Rodney, I understand now, I get no respect either. Thank you so much for all you did lifting the mood. I wore out three VHS tapes watching back to school. The guy at the video store finally just went ahead and bought me one, so I quit watching there's as much.
Dice, if you still alive, can't count how many times I've been cussed for flicking open a Zippo, thank you very much for the laughter. Sadly they didn't carry but one copy of yours, and there was a month-long waiting list on it. It wore out or didn't get returned before I could see it more than a few times.

@ernestgallo8060

4y↑108

Saw him live in 1988, he tore the audience up, we loved it! 🤣😂

@Jimmynitro76

2y↑2

Ahh the good old days!

@rogersockwell

2y↑1

Revolutionary times. Classic 80s comedy breakout days. They were great.

@sebeazzurri

2y↑7

Great set. Legendary, back when you could tell a joke.

@jrod8332

2y↑1

The Diceman... oh yeah! We need more like this 🙏 👏

@stephenworldwide

4y↑277

This is when the YouTube algorithm gets it right.

@andrewheagwood5950

4y↑6

It's trying desperately to remind us we were once human beings.

@cisko77

4y↑5

Must have glitched...

@joshuamichael2463

There’s one of his early 5 min bits still up on YouTube about homosexuals, I don’t know how the algorithm missed that one

@stephenworldwide

I used to watch Rodney's Place when I was a kid, and saw this one when it first came out. Adding to the personal nostalgia for me.

@julianpuentejr.8319

2y↑1

Badass, I can remember the first time I saw it and couldn't get enough.

@mob1662

31w

Man these were the days!!! The days of Cheers, the Goonies (when child actors could act), Police Academy, Delirious, The Burbs. The 80s was beyond brilliant 💯

@e.l.norton

2y↑1

America needs a Dice more than ever.

@DavidBaronStevensPersonal

2y↑2

History
Dice always gives so much credit to Rodney

Comedy is a truly familial artform. A dysfunctional family, but a family that loves each other

@TNTAUTOAIR

1y↑15

Imagine how great our country would be if greatness like this was never banned!?

@deadshot4245

closer was golden

@theotormon

1y↑2

Banned? Come off it.

@eltravo2112

4y↑145

“After ten minutes it gets boring ya know? That’s why I wear a
Walkman” 😅😅

@pennsyltuckyden9823

4y↑10

Love that line.

@jlove8445

Soon as he said ‘Walkman’ I was like, oh yeah remember those!
And we were happy with ‘em too, nowadays, it’s never enough for these kids
Good ol’ Sony Walkman 😆

@capetownoke2780

2y↑12

Ahhh the good ole days when comedy was just comedy and nobody got butthurt!!!!

@capetownoke2780

@I TA nope people are pussys today thats all.

@007stopjockin

2y↑1

Yeah, it was an AMAZING time! Miss the 80's and when people weren't so uptight.

007

@sifusays9242

2y↑1

The Man who started them all including Rodney ,Dice , David Brenner never gets mentioned my dear friend George Shultz and his son's Marty and Seth from Pips Comedy club in Brooklyn.RIP Men .

@Tommyshoeshine999

Im from the uk where he was not very famous but i came across his sitcom on paramount plus and i love it

@Thedudeabides803

2y↑1

This was so good. At 40 I finally get it dice, I finally get it. What a character.

@justsomeguy2386

5y↑419

I remember watching this the first time it aired. Me and my friends nearly fell off the sofa we laughed so hard. I miss the Dice Man.

@Stone46988

5y↑5

Not shooting for the moon are you.

@kanervatie

5y↑9

Didn't laugh not one time. Didn't even smile. This is "humour" for the empty heads.

@MrDavidschloss

5y↑6

pure Garbage

@hellaacapella

5y↑6

Goddamn this is absolute garbage... people that find this funny probably had a laugh induced heart attack when they watched weak ass Deadpool

@diamondhead5432101

5y↑31

@kanervatie Beta males can't identify with Alpha life.

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@raygoforth27

2y↑1

Not one Dislike on here. Dice was amazing!!!

@Mitth.Raw.Nurudo

2y↑15

I saw dice perform live with my dad. It’s one of my most cherished memories. LEGEND

@Steve.Cutler

1y↑3

A true comic legend gone way too soon. I'd love to hear Sam's take on the world today.

@charlzwood2324

2y↑2

Absolutely legendary!!!!!

@GiannaFinizio

44w

THE LADY IN A SHOESHED ONE THOUGH HAD ME DYING>>>😭😂🤣 the uterus part had me😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

@jeffdrum5541

4y↑320

The 80's was a helluva drug... know what I'm sayin'?

@shakester2010

4y↑4

@krypticchaos6060

3y↑2

That's why he keeps smoking the whole set,

@ronhoule3498

3y↑5

Jeff I know what you mean..I'm still fucked UP

@runulfrraui6602

3y↑2

I still have this blurry kind of memories about the 80's.

@breznik73

3y↑1

Who needs drugs when you had Authentic comedy

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@donnamead3439

2y↑1

I remember the first time l saw Dice Clay. I laughed my ass off!!! He's so freaking funny!!!

@TiffanyT-LaDolceVita

14w

This would never fly today. This whole show was epic, from Carol Leifer to Bill Hicks and of course Rodney. Our society today needs to lighten up just a bit. 😂

@rodsapyta7059

2y↑2

We miss you Rodney. And Dice One of a Kind. People need to get OVER THEM SELF, on his jokes>>

@lorenjackson8961

I saw Dice at the Carlson Center in the early 90's in Fairbanks, Alaska. A group of us went and we all had red swollen eyes afterward from all the laughing and crying.

@lisabrummett6075

Oh the memories of Dice. I had the hugest crush 😍💕

@willbart1236

4y↑485

We need to get back to this place. If we can't make fun of each other, we're screwed. this guy used to fill stadiums.

@aaronwoodard1749

3y↑16

I think he was the first comedian to sell out Madison Square Garden,

@TwoGunToast

3y↑16

Then people forgot he was doing an act, a character and started not liking it

@markealy2188

3y↑22

Democrats suck

@kevinsmalley4583

3y↑2

@Aaron Woodard Twice !

@lionsfan7500

3y↑3

He sold out the old Giants Stadium back in the day. It was cool seeing him in A Star is Born, and I hope that was a beginning of a comeback for him.

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