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It's nice of Jimmy to broadcast in front of the cage that Nick throws him into after giving him a stern ass-fucking.
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Anthony on Jim’s new podcast just dropped, according to Nana the “Funniest show they ever did”
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Tell em, Fred!
Put the video on mute and just watched for Taffy moments. They just ignored him. I was let down, friends.
Though dear Taffy was snoozing peacefully in his crate and ignoring the horrid tableaux going on metres away from him, so I’m at least glad he wasn’t rudely awoken and embarrassed second-hand by the two geriatric wasters invading his space.
Car crash me but I do love that sweet little fluff, and I wish he had a better home.
A&J caved and collapsed into Chipping at 48 minutes in, then 2 minutes later starting slobbering all over each other and saying how much they're best girlfriends 5eva. Meaning they definitely both miss Opie more than either shall ever admit.
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Pretty sure Nana uses a filter, rouge, or some type of cover for his acne ravaged face
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Had AI watch it for me:
"In this episode featuring comedians Anthony Cumia and Jim Norton, they engage in a lively discussion that covers a variety of topics ranging from personal anecdotes, the challenges of stand-up comedy, the evolution of their careers in the entertainment industry, and the intricacies of friendship in the comedic world. The conversation flows seamlessly, with humor woven throughout as they share insights about their experiences with live performances, the struggles of maintaining motivation in uncertain times, and even the quirks of social media interaction. The duo also delves into their relationships with fans, the impact of social media on communication, and the complexities surrounding the entertainment business, particularly in the wake of their transitions from traditional media platforms to independent content creation. Ultimately, the episode encapsulates the essence of their friendship, their shared comedic sensibilities, and their candid reflections on life in the spotlight.
"In this episode featuring comedians Anthony Cumia and Jim Norton, they engage in a lively discussion that covers a variety of topics ranging from personal anecdotes, the challenges of stand-up comedy, the evolution of their careers in the entertainment industry, and the intricacies of friendship in the comedic world. The conversation flows seamlessly, with humor woven throughout as they share insights about their experiences with live performances, the struggles of maintaining motivation in uncertain times, and even the quirks of social media interaction. The duo also delves into their relationships with fans, the impact of social media on communication, and the complexities surrounding the entertainment business, particularly in the wake of their transitions from traditional media platforms to independent content creation. Ultimately, the episode encapsulates the essence of their friendship, their shared comedic sensibilities, and their candid reflections on life in the spotlight.
Highlights
New Material and Tour Dates: Anthony announces his upcoming tour schedule and new material, reflecting on the excitement and pressures of live performances.
Age and Vision: Jim discusses his use of glasses during performances, humorously acknowledging the challenges of aging and eyesight.
Cannabis Conversations: Both comedians share their personal experiences with cannabis, showcasing differing perspectives on its effects and usage.
Friendship Dynamics: The duo reflects on the longevity of their friendship, emphasizing trust, shared humor, and the bond formed through their shared experiences in comedy.
Dealing with Jealousy: They explore the topic of professional jealousy in the comedy scene while emphasizing the importance of resilience and self-acceptance.
Transitioning Careers: The discussion shifts to the challenges of leaving traditional media jobs for independent ventures, highlighting the anxiety and relief that comes with such changes.
Listener Call-ins: The episode features interactions with fans, providing comedic advice on various issues, which showcases the real-world implications of their comedic personas.
Key Insights
Evolving Comedy: The comedians emphasize the importance of adapting material to remain relevant and engaging. As Anthony prepares for his new tour, he acknowledges the pressure to create fresh content that resonates with audiences, suggesting that continual evolution is crucial for longevity in comedy.
Aging and Performance: Jim’s candid admission about wearing glasses during his act highlights a common challenge faced by performers as they age. This moment serves as a reminder that vulnerability can enhance relatability on stage, allowing audiences to connect more deeply with the performer.
Cannabis Usage in Comedy: The contrasting views on cannabis shed light on how substance use can impact creativity and performance. While Jim is skeptical and cautious about its effects, Anthony reflects on a humorous experience he had with it, suggesting that personal comfort levels with substances can vary widely in the entertainment world.
Friendship as a Foundation: The deep-rooted friendship between Anthony and Jim serves as a model for professional relationships in the entertainment industry. Their ability to communicate openly and support one another through challenges illustrates how trust and understanding can sustain long-term partnerships.
Navigating Jealousy: The comedians address feelings of jealousy that can arise within the competitive landscape of comedy. Their consensus is that rather than fostering negative emotions, focusing on personal growth and celebrating the successes of peers can cultivate a healthier professional environment.
Career Transitions: Both Anthony and Jim discuss their recent transitions from traditional media to independent projects. They highlight the challenges that accompany this shift, including financial pressures and the need for self-motivation, while also expressing excitement about the creative freedom that comes with it.- Engagement with Fans: The call-in segment underscores the importance of audience interaction in their performances. By addressing listener questions and offering comedic advice, Anthony and Jim create a sense of community, fostering a connection that extends beyond the stage.
Conclusion
This episode captures the essence of Anthony Cumia and Jim Norton as they navigate the complexities of their careers while maintaining a strong friendship. Their candid discussions about life, career transitions, and personal struggles offer listeners a glimpse into the comedic process and the realities of the entertainment industry. The humor interspersed throughout the episode serves not only to entertain but also to engage listeners in a relatable manner, emphasizing that while the world of comedy can be competitive and challenging, the bonds of friendship and the joy of performance endure. With insights that resonate beyond the stage, this episode is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of two seasoned comedians who continue to find joy in their craft."
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Yes and yes
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It writes itself
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Not really an issue, they'd just have to kind of be like Joe Rogan or other podcasts where they don't really tackle stories of the day but instead bring on interesting guests or discuss interesting topics.
Meet up once a month for a weekend, do four weeks of episodes, rinse and repeat.
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This is a complete fantasy. Not happening.
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They should just fuck already
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His whole asshole was hanging out, Robin
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I don't think it's that crazy. For the most part the only big views Jim is getting is with Anthony, all the fans of Jim's content are saying do a weekly show with Anthony, Anthony's fans want him to do a weekly show with Jim, Anthony and Jim seem to be close friends still and Jimmy doesn't seem shy or ashamed by it so why wouldn't Anthony and Jim work together? Because of a $200.00 flight? I don't think so.
Personally I don't think I'd be that into Anthony & Jim but lets not pretend that they couldn't very easily get together and do a podcast together if they wanted to.
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I don’t think Jim likes Anthony as much as everyone thinks he does.
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Norton is a worm and just does whatever benefits him at the time. Nothing you’ve said here makes it sound like you know any of the history behind all of this. Norton could have gone with Anthony the past 10 years and didn’t. Working with Anthony will hurt whatever chances left he has with Burr or any of his other bigger friends. That simple.
Ant would have to bring eight different shirts as wardrobe change.
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He did say on LoS that they are always texting each other. But I think Jim puts how someone can help him over friendship every single time. Ant can help him grow an audience right now, it's not like Burr is hanging out with him or ever putting him in his shit.
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Did you forget that Ant just spoke at a (real) white nationalist convention? He can’t help anyone grow an audience. If Jim did a podcast with him he’d lose the few connections in comedy he still has. That’s why he’s never done one with him after all these years.
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When they do something together, Norton gets hundreds of thousands of views. When he's with other comics he gets like 5k views.