HOT TAKE: Patrice O'neal was OK as a comedian AT BEST.

[medium wyzzz]

I'll admit, I still do think that Patrice could be funny at times, but I absolutely would NOT put him in the same category as Vos or Bob or Colin or Otto. Patrice seemed to me like more of a Comedic philosopher. Even his show, "The Black Phillip Show", was not comedic in nature; it was a lot more philosophical. Patrice is kinda the inverse of Otto TBH, but Otto is still WAY funnier.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

I fawkin love the Otto but he closed with a JFK joke for two decades. Elephant in the Room is an incredible special.

 

[Patrick O'Neal]

He was hilarious talking (down) to women. Black men in general are the only people who dare to talk to women the way they derserve.

Did he ever throw Opie some shade? I guess not because he knew the brothermen were virutally the only people who would put up with his uppity, high maintenance ass.

 

[Volkov]

A lot of the stuff he said on the show would have been car crashed from anyone else, he got away with it because he was a larger than life black fella.

 

[CruisinColin]

A lot of the stuff he said on the show would have been car crashed from anyone else, he got away with it because he was a larger than life black fella.

He had charisma dripping out of his big fat asshole.

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

His "series of holes" chunk is an all-timer.

 

[FatPatsBaps]

This is probably my favourite Patrice bit. I never cared for his "red pilled" wisdom, and I assumed that anyone who did was likely autistic and caucasian.

 

[CruisinColin]

I never cared for his "red pilled" wisdom, and I assumed that anyone who did was likely autistic and caucasian.

It was entertaining when people would call his show and he'd unintentionally give the worst advice possible. His shit worked for him because he was a giant, confident, black man, that could make people laugh. Even at that, he was lucky.

 

[FatPatsBaps]

It was entertaining when people would call his show and he'd unintentionally give the worst advice possible. His shit worked for him because he was a giant, confident, black man, that could make people laugh. Even at that, he was lucky.

It was hilarious for sure, and made good radio. It just grinds my gears when I read through a YouTube comment section on one of his videos and it's all "Patrice was a prophet!", "I wonder what Patrice would say in 2022!", etc. Same thing that happened to George Carlin and Bill Hicks.

 

[Joe_Cumia_Eats_HUMAN_SHIT]

His association with Dante Nero is unforgivable and The Patrice O'Neal Show is one of the worst pieces of shit I've ever seen.

 

[Easily_Remembered]

YouTube comments and Reddit have really turned me off of him, but O&A weren't nearly as fun or listenable without him.

It's a tough one, man.

 

[Snake]

I tried giving Elephant in the Room a shot when it first premiered and turned it off after a few minutes. Typical nigger comic schlock.

 

[medium wyzzz]

YouTube comments and Reddit have really turned me off of him, but O&A weren't nearly as fun or listenable without him.

It's a tough one, man.

Those people are not fans of Patrick's comedy tbh.

 

[medium wyzzz]

Again I still think patrice o'neal is funny, he just seems more like a philosopher than a comedian; I guess that's fuckin JewTube rewriting history or some gay shit like that (IDK, I heard nana say that about the patrice special once)

 

[CorradoSoprano4]

Again I still think patrice o'neal is funny, he just seems more like a philosopher than a comedian; I guess that's fuckin JewTube rewriting history or some gay shit like that (IDK, I heard nana say that about the patrice special once)

You should listen to Patrice's two comedy albums. In my opinion the combination of Patrice's standup and appearances on O&A makes him my favorite comedian because he was able to be funny on both. How many comedians suck on air but are good standups and vice versa.

 

[guest]

When's bill burr making another nigger lover documentary about Patrice?

 

[wbgreen]

Don’t take this personally, but anyone who calls a comic a philosopher deserves to be raped to death while his mother is forced to watch.

Thing with Patrice is he died at 41, which is right when he could have broken through to be a brilliant stand up. Louis and Burr didn’t really get funny til they were in their 40s.

 

[medium wyzzz]

Don’t take this personally, but anyone who calls a comic a philosopher deserves to be raped to death while his mother is forced to watch.

lol ok

 

[medium wyzzz]

His association with Dante Nero is unforgivable and The Patrice O'Neal Show is one of the worst pieces of shit I've ever seen.

I tried googling it, and just got web junk 20, and this thing called shorts for shorties or something like that...

The latter just from the looks of it looks like a piece of shit.

 

[LingerLonger]

Almost every comedian was funnier on O&A because O&A were uncensored and open for dark humor. Their standup acts had to be on Comedy Central or HBO. You think Patrice or Nick Dip can do rape jokes, nigger jokes, aids jokes, goo gobbler jokes on even HBO? That stuff only was possible on O&A. None of them can even do that humor on their own podcasts now. Of course their standup specials sucked. They were made for networks run by corporate fags and commie types.

Even Rogan was funny on O&A. He did tons of racial stuff on O&A. Rogan said nigger and spic multiple times during the Mencia fights and during the Kramer Laugh Factory saga. Think he says that now? Even on his own podcast? No.