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| I'm going to start off by saying I have absolute respect for the legacy in the oeuvre of Howard Stern in terms of what he's done. | |
| Absolutely, positively, 100%. | |
| He will be in the radio broadcasting pantheon. | |
| He and Rush Limbaugh. | |
| Rush Limbaugh probably more so. | |
| But in terms of cultural, they are 100% absolutely right up there. | |
| So I don't want anybody to suggest that I'm bad-mouthing what he's done. | |
| Absolutely not. | |
| Okay? | |
| Now that we got that... | |
| And by the way, people, historically, from my years of being in New York radio, people have always said, you know, he's a nice guy. | |
| I don't know about now, but he's a nice guy. | |
| The guy who was a real prick was Don Imus. | |
| This guy was... | |
| And they called him a shock jock, though his music was superb. | |
| Superb! | |
| But that was a man who had lost it for me when he bowed before and kissed the feet of Al Sharpton. | |
| But I digress. | |
| Let's talk about what's going through right now with Howard Stern. | |
| He called himself the king of all media, whatever it is. | |
| Actually, he's the king of caca de toro. | |
| The king of cringe. | |
| The king of... | |
| Come on, please. | |
| Howard Stern now is begging for relevance while his celeb friends are ghosting him in the Hamptons. | |
| You know, this guy years ago, first, understand, and I've seen this so many times, what is the thing, what is your shtick? | |
| What is your thing? | |
| His idea was that, hey, look, I'm one of you. | |
| I've got this wife that doesn't like me. | |
| My kids don't like me. | |
| I'm a miserable guy. | |
| I've failed with women. | |
| I go home and I watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer. | |
| I'm in the basement. | |
| And people kind of related to him. | |
| That was his thing. | |
| I'm like a snot-nosed kid. | |
| I'm kind of the freak. | |
| His movie, whatever his part. | |
| What is it called? | |
| Elephant Part? | |
| Elephant Part. | |
| Isn't that what it's called? | |
| What is his movie called? | |
| This is terrible. | |
| I never watched it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Hang on a minute. | |
| Don't bother me. | |
| I'm asking my wife. | |
| And I'm sure you know this. | |
| Howard Stern movie. | |
| I'm always looking everything up. | |
| I never saw it. | |
| Private parts. | |
| Elephant parts. | |
| Why did I get elephant parts? | |
| I'm going to call mine elephant parts. | |
| You know why? | |
| Because I don't care. | |
| I don't care. | |
| I'm an adult. | |
| I don't have little crushes on people. | |
| But, I'll give him his due when it comes to what he did in terms of the business. | |
| But now, Howard has gone from shock jock. | |
| By the way, let me just stop. | |
| There is no shock jock. | |
| You know what the shock is? | |
| The truth. | |
| Conspiracies. | |
| Let me tell you who did more for shock jock. | |
| Alex Jones. | |
| Alex Jones. | |
| You will have to put what he did into museums. | |
| Okay? | |
| What he did, his relevance is off the charts. | |
| And one day he will get his due. | |
| Okay? | |
| One day he will be... | |
| What he did? | |
| This was a movement. | |
| But I digress. | |
| Okay? | |
| But... | |
| The guy. | |
| What happened to him? | |
| What happened? | |
| It's like when people don't age well. | |
| You know, Springsteen was okay until he did that stupid diner bit for Joe Biden. | |
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Something Unsettling
00:14:53
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| I don't know if they owe him, if he had USAID money, but that was a different story. | |
| That was almost like you could see almost a gun to his head. | |
| There's no way Springsteen thought for sure that he... | |
| Anyway. | |
| Sometimes when people get older, there's two places where it works. | |
| Country music and blues. | |
| Oh, Willie Nelson can play to the 150. | |
| The Grand Ole Opry. | |
| Furlan Husky. | |
| You can play as long as you want. | |
| And Bluegrass? | |
| Forget it. | |
| Blues? | |
| John Lee Hooker was, what, 150 when he died? | |
| So old he farts dust. | |
| You can go on forever. | |
| But when you're in something and you got the long hair... | |
| There gets to this point, it's kind of like the Uncanny Valley, or Rudy Valley, where you kind of, Mrs. Eldon and I know, there's these folks, sometimes we see, these are these old rockers, and they're really sad. | |
| They've got jet black hair, and ponytails, and balls. | |
| I mean, it's like, get over it! | |
| Look, I don't think you should walk around in a walker, but there's a certain parameter. | |
| I mean, you can enjoy a certain degree of coolness at your age, but when you get to the point when you're, You know, you're trying to defy reality. | |
| And Howard kept, you know, the hair and the whole bit. | |
| I don't know if that's a rug or what. | |
| I have no idea. | |
| But anyway, he went from this kind of, I'm one of you, and then he hit it big, and then he married, well, I know nothing about his wife. | |
| I'm not going to say anything about it. | |
| I have no idea. | |
| I think she's a cat, a dog person, one of those types. | |
| Anybody who looks at animal rights over children's rights, human rights, That's a sore spot with me. | |
| But I've got no beef. | |
| Beth Ostrovsky or whatever. | |
| I don't want to think about her. | |
| But all I know is when she came along, he became, oh, I'm now the Hamptons and I'm a billionaire. | |
| Okay. | |
| All right. | |
| All right. | |
| So that's when we saw it. | |
| And that's when it was over. | |
| Then XM came and it was weird. | |
| You know, there was a time. | |
| Let me just do one more thing. | |
| The shock jocks today are the truth. | |
| That will get you. | |
| Shock Jack used to say, what will get you thrown off the air? | |
| Today, the truth will get you thrown off the air. | |
| And Howard has nothing to do with the truth. | |
| There was a time when Stern stood at the center of the cultural hurricane, the epicenter. | |
| He was fearless and raw and unapologetically rebellious. | |
| But that time is long over. | |
| Long over. | |
| Today, Howard isn't the king of all media. | |
| He's the fossilized echo of a revolution he abandoned. | |
| He's a museum piece trapped in his multi-million dollar bubble, still pretending he's the outsider, still pretending that that shtick still applies, while rubbing elbows with the exact elitist schmucks. | |
| He used to mock. | |
| And his recent whining? | |
| Oh my God. | |
| His whining about celebrity guests in the Hamptons? | |
| What? | |
| First of all, when you say, when I hear the word Hamptons, you don't know what happens to me. | |
| I kind of... | |
| Because you have to say, as a dentiloquist, Hamptons. | |
| Kind of a thirst and howl thing. | |
| They think they are so... | |
| Are you going to the Hamptons? | |
| A house in the Hamptons? | |
| The hell with the Hamptons! | |
| Anyway. | |
| Anyway. | |
| He's now feeling that he's... | |
| He's... | |
| Well, he's not... | |
| He's not as... | |
| What do I say? | |
| As welcome, you know. | |
| And a lot of folks are detailing this. | |
| And the fact is, it's not that he's tone deaf. | |
| He's pathetically out of touch. | |
| And a lot of various tabloids and the like have talked about him. | |
| Stern used to challenge power. | |
| And now he's crying because the Hollywood types don't line up for selfies with him. | |
| And Beth. | |
| They don't kiss his arse. | |
| What decade does he think he's in? | |
| Seriously. | |
| This is pathetic. | |
| This desperate clinging to... | |
| To social relevance, it's become, I keep using the word cringe, but it's like cringe. | |
| It's more cringe than compelling. | |
| Get over it. | |
| Be cool. | |
| You've already earned it. | |
| Dazzle them with your ordinariness. | |
| So let's be honest. | |
| I think I'm pretty honest. | |
| The man who once made corporate radio tremble, he really did, now hides behind this This sanitized, ultra-controlled kind of studio. | |
| He's terrified of germs and confrontation. | |
| What's that, mysophobia? | |
| And he just can't take this. | |
| And he hates the kind of truth that actually shocks people today. | |
| This is what I'm telling you. | |
| The stuff that he... | |
| He is so bought and sold. | |
| The real shock jocks are out there now on podcasts, on YouTube, or X, or Bumble, or Rumble, or... | |
| Bit shoot and poop shoot. | |
| That's where they are. | |
| Sirius XM? | |
| It's okay. | |
| But it's not. | |
| Have you heard his interviews? | |
| Oh, and he... | |
| Robin? | |
| That laughing. | |
| Has she... | |
| Has somebody said to her ever, stop it. | |
| Stop laughing. | |
| It's not funny. | |
| Do you know how many, if they strung together just all the laughing, what a gig that is! | |
| It's like she's the studio audience. | |
| Oh, look, it was, do you know how sometimes, have you ever had a cologne? | |
| You think, this is great! | |
| Then one day you wake up and you go, ugh! | |
| Ugh! | |
| This is horrible! | |
| Or you can't eat something. | |
| I remember years ago, in law school, we were into this martini thing, and one day the smell of gin made me sick! | |
| I'm thinking, what happened? | |
| I don't know. | |
| That's like Stern. | |
| One day you say, alright, that's enough of that. | |
| That's enough of that. | |
| Nostalgia is one thing. | |
| You ever seen these poor people like the Beach Boys or Pantera or Anthrax or something? | |
| They're like 80 years old, these people. | |
| There's something unsettling about it. | |
| But it's weird. | |
| But the stuff, the shock, Basically, it's occurring where Howard Stern would die today. | |
| He wouldn't last. | |
| But Bongo, bringing on the mentally retarded? | |
| Now look, let me tell you something. | |
| I am demented. | |
| I will argue for things being funny that is just terrible. | |
| But this isn't funny. | |
| It was like, okay. | |
| And the TV thing is okay. | |
| Remember his black face with, who was it? | |
| Not Herschel Bernard. | |
| That's Charlie Latuna. | |
| Arnie Neuville. | |
| Sherman Helmsley, whatever. | |
| George Jefferson. | |
| Remember they were black face? | |
| Oh, I do believe that. | |
| Okay. | |
| All right. | |
| Okay, Mr. What was it called? | |
| Mr. A cakewalk. | |
| Remember that one? | |
| I'm rambling. | |
| What's worse is he's not a nice guy. | |
| I think we made this clear. | |
| Behind these glamorized past stories lies this record of bitterness and betrayal and ego. | |
| Oh, ask people who've worked with him. | |
| Stern doesn't challenge the system. | |
| He became the system. | |
| He is the system. | |
| And the audience knows it. | |
| They've left in droves. | |
| Plus, people today are funny about paywalls, and they just, it better be, I mean, it better be, you know, snuff films or something. | |
| I'm just kidding. | |
| But I'm saying, this, what is he going to do? | |
| Hey, he's going to interview Billy Joel. | |
| If you run out of Ambien, check that out, or whoever he's interviewing. | |
| In this gushing, kind of a hyper-pretend interest. | |
| He left behind a legacy and leaves behind that it feels less... | |
| I don't know, less revolutionary, more like a long, boring victory lap, you know, that just never ends. | |
| Okay. | |
| You gotta know when it's over. | |
| And it's time that Stern accepts the truth. | |
| It's over! | |
| He's not controversial. | |
| He's not relevant. | |
| He's a broadcaster. | |
| Find something else. | |
| And he's not the voice of the people anymore. | |
| He's not the voice of anything anymore. | |
| He's a relic. | |
| And the world has simply moved on. | |
| So, I'm saying for him, Good for you for what you've done. | |
| Good! | |
| But find... | |
| Would it kill you not to be a dick? | |
| Would it kill you just to be a regular person? | |
| Find something unique. | |
| You know who's really... | |
| Say what you want. | |
| Jerry Seinfeld, who just does it. | |
| The whole thing with the cars, that's pretty good. | |
| Jerry Seinfeld is a billionaire. | |
| And he still does his gigs and still... | |
| Jay Leno with his car thing. | |
| Find something you kind of sorted too. | |
| Be different. | |
| Be... | |
| I don't know what he can actually be. | |
| But you should read the stories. | |
| Oh my God, the behind the scenes. | |
| And it's kind of sad. | |
| The people today, if he wanted to, he could jump in. | |
| But let me tell you something that's interesting. | |
| And this is the most important. | |
| There's always a kind of a... | |
| There was always a... | |
| The line from... | |
| Did you hear what Stern almost said today? | |
| Did you hear how... | |
| Did you hear how... | |
| What he almost said today? | |
| He almost said the F word. | |
| Did you hear? | |
| Well, today people do that all the time. | |
| But there's no line for him. | |
| So, you can't shock people today with... | |
| Mere cursing, gratuitous cursing, there's got to be something shocking. | |
| If you want to talk about shock, like I said, let's do some 9-11 stories. | |
| Talk about COVID or vaccines. | |
| Oh my, are you kidding? | |
| They would have you arrested. | |
| Let me tell you who does this the right way. | |
| My friend Anthony Cumia. | |
| For years he was with whatever his partner was. | |
| And I'm doing that on purpose. | |
| My wife is correcting me. | |
| I know, it's Obie. | |
| They had, apparently, they had a falling off. | |
| See, that was, bless her heart. | |
| See, I was going to do the old, what was his name? | |
| It was a routine. | |
| It's okay, it's okay. | |
| No, no, no, he, you know, but what Anthony's doing is he's moved on. | |
| And he's very smart. | |
| And he's older, and he's, I think, just as raucous and rambunctious and scabrous. | |
| And dare I say at times, coprolalic? | |
| But it comports with his age. | |
| He's in his mid-70s. | |
| I'm kidding. | |
| I think he's three years younger than me. | |
| But the point is, that's all you've got to do. | |
| Look, you know this thing about keeping it real? | |
| You ever hear this saying, keeping it real? | |
| Al Sharpton had a radio show called Keeping It Real. | |
| It was the worst thing you've ever heard in your life. | |
| I swear to God, I'd rather suck a hospital mop than listen to it. | |
| This is where Imus went and kissed the arse of that con man. | |
| But you've got to be legitimate. | |
| And there are people right now who are just doing regular shows, people sitting in a car and talking into a... | |
| Phone, they're more legitimate and more real and more interesting than Stern is, with all the fluff and... | |
| I don't know about you, and I'm sorry, maybe I... | |
| Look, I'm a freak. | |
| Do you really find Paul McCartney interesting? | |
| Do you want to hear another Beatles story? | |
| Do you? | |
| Do you want to hear how he got yesterday and the dream? | |
| Do you want to hear this again? | |
| How many times do you want to hear this? | |
| I'd rather talk about this stuff on just the... | |
| There is a group of folks who do Steven Seagal reviews. | |
| It is the funniest stuff I have heard because of its sheer and absolute brilliance. | |
| The amount of time, in fact, I'm going to give a shout out to them. | |
| They're very, very, very funny. | |
| And then there's Howard Stern doing blackface? | |
| No, seriously, blackface? | |
| I do believe that the man... | |
| Blackface? | |
| He's doing minstrel show stuff? | |
| Maybe he's going to be Mr. Interlocutor. | |
| He'd be great for the... | |
| I can't find the name of this... | |
| I want to give him a heads up while we're at it because it's the best stuff I've... | |
| Oh! | |
| It's called Space Ice. | |
| Space Ice. | |
| Steven Segar movie. | |
| Brilliant. | |
| Brilliant. | |
| Who would have thought that? | |
| So in any event, Howard Stern, thank you for what you've done. | |
| Thank you for what you made radio, really seriously, you made it cool and everything, but I've got to tell you something. | |
| You're not done with this. | |
| Do something different. | |
| Because there's been nothing there. | |
| Does Howard Stern want to be a star, or does he want to be legitimate? | |
| People today, remember, there's so many choices. | |
| You've got five seconds to get somebody's attention, and they're gone. | |
| There's a 15-year-old in the Philippines unboxing curling irons and getting $3 million a hit. | |
| What are you going to do? | |
| Have Robin laugh again? | |
| Bless her heart, Robin. | |
| Uh-uh. | |
| So, dear friends, thank you. | |
| What do you think? | |
| Were you a Stern fan? | |
| Were you a part of this? | |
| Have you noticed a complete and total decline of this man's catastrophic collapse? | |
| What do you think? | |
| And so, like this video, subscribe to the channel, hit that little bell so you're notified of live streams and new videos. | |
| Please subscribe. | |
| Did you know that 80-something percent of the people who watch me do not subscribe? | |
| I don't know what the hell that's about. | |
| So, end that. | |