The man was speaking the truth 20, 25 & 30 years ago

If someone told me George was black I’d believe it cause he be spittin for YEARS! dude is a blessing fr

" Its called the american dream,  cause you have to be asleep to believe it" Best line ever... great reaction!!!

When comedy makes you cry after you’re done laughing.

It is illegal to say those things today, cause they’re true.

That man called the bluff over 20 years ago and people didn’t realise it at the time.

It's not just our country, it's the whole world. Bought, sold, and paid for.

oh the irony of someone watching jokes about consumerism whilst sitting in front of a rack of Nikes when most people really only need 2 - 3 pairs at a time.

My mentor was and still is Mr Carlin, it takes time to understand his philosophy and it can't be done in a twenty minute video .

4:11 - You're not wrong.  He was practically freestyling there.

George just described Capitalism in a nutshell.

Grew up watching George Carlin as a teenager in Australia.
Borrowed every VHS i could rent in Australia to see him.
Definitely learned more from this guy than i EVER did in school.
Government always has a motive along with big tech and big pharma.

My adopted dad had to drop out of school in the sixth grade to work until he went to WWII. He showed me his sixth grade text book. It was Emerson,  Keets, Looking, etc... no pictures.

The sixth grade text was more dense than Manny college courses are today.


He dropped our of school in 1929.

We have definitely lowered the bar.

George is brilliant. So glad to see young people enjoying this content. Thank you.

George talking consumption, meanwhile I'm staring at 40 Nike boxes in the background

He never held back and told us like it is. He was the BEST.

"The American Dream: you have to be asleep to believe it"...

Real comedy where you don't hold back 😂

George Carlin proves time and again he is the master of verbiage, funny too, but always honest!

Most clips of George are taken from his yearly HBO specials. If you saw him in Vegas he would explain to the audience how he would perform there for about 7 months of the year coming up with material for the next special. So when he would do the rapid fire delivery bits of the act he would occasionally have to read them off papers he had with him on stage until he had it memorized. It kind of ruined the magic of Carlin a bit but I’m so glad he was one act I saw in person before it was too late.