IMHO George Carlin was the greatest comedian in modern times. How do you rate him (warning spicy language)?

[RingOfFire]

It's amazing that so many of his performances are still relevant to this day. Some even more relevant now than they were when he was alive. He had a brilliant way of capturing the culture in his work. To me he had no equal in modern times.

[Beckybooboo]

I don't know if I'm too young to get his humor but I never thought he was that funny. I listened to him for the first time when a friend in college played him talking about guys named Todd, because at the time I was dating a Todd.😂😂

[RingOfFire]

He mentions that name in this clip too.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

There are times when he can be quite dragging.

I'd rank Robin Williams above him.

[NathanDavis]

I prefer to laugh...

he's funny, but also makes me think of the things I am trying to get distracted from... lol

[exitseven]

I never appreciated George Carlin until after he died but he was one of a kind.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

George Carlin was indeed a legendary comedian, known for his sharp wit and fearless exploration of controversial topics. His ability to mix humor with social commentary made his performances timeless and relevant. He challenged societal norms with intelligence and honesty, pushing the boundaries of comedy. His influence on modern comedians is undeniable, and his work continues to resonate with audiences today. Carlin will forever be remembered as a trailblazer in the world of comedy. 🎤

[Dongie]

Yeah, I loved it when he'd all the sudden cuss like a motherfucker! He looked like a college professor then let loose!! 😅

[Dongie]

He's definitely in the running as the greatest stand-up! Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor but they steered away with movies. Perhaps he was the goat at stand-up. I can't think, oh- Sam Kinnison. He, had he not died could've been in there.

[Anonymous]

I'd put Rodney Dangerfield ahead of him. But Carlin definitely threatens Rodney Dangerfield's throne.