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Topic	lol @ this NPR piece on Seinfeld's recent comments
Horith 05/05/24 4:39:21 PM #17:	boomgetchopped3 posted... It is kinda weird the cleanest comedian of all time is complaining about this. No kidding. Pretty sure Seinfelds greatest contribution to comedy was the Soup Nazi bit. Bob Sagat was a way raunchier and edgy comic when he wasnt doing family-friendly stuff, and in an interview I read from a few years back he stated he regretted some of that content, and moved his style to a better balance. So on the one hand, we have one of the most milquetoast comics ever complaining about woke, and on the other you have one of the most brazen who adjusted his comedy style for the times and wish he hadnt done some of what he had done. Which one had greater success after their 90s sitcom ended, I wonder? <cite>Horith posted [p:980254483] in lol @ this... [t:80762920]...</cite> <quote>boomgetchopped3 posted... </cite><quote>It is kinda weird the cleanest comedian of all time is complaining about this.</quote>No kidding. Pretty sure Seinfelds greatest contribution to comedy was the Soup Nazi bit. Bob Sagat was a way raunchier and edgy comic when he wasnt doing family-friendly stuff, and in an interview I read from a few years back he stated he regretted some of that content, and moved his style to a better balance. So on the one hand, we have one of the most milquetoast comics ever complaining about woke, and on the other you have one of the most brazen who adjusted his comedy style for the times and wish he hadnt done some of what he had done. Which one had greater success after their 90s sitcom ended, I wonder?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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