This kid is my hero.

That guys my hero. I wish to become him :lol:

That guy is a champion

that was great and to think he did all that and still got a diploma when we heard about a kid who got refused a diploma for bowing and blowing a kiss to his mom

Surprised he got away with most of that but definitely a good job, pretty funny stuff. I could see him making it in stand up. also thats some wicked dragonball z hair he has goin on haha

As entertaining as that was, I bet he's a total tool personality-wise.

k_smoove

He's a weird kid. I can't say I agree with his goal of 'breaking down barriers.' It's true that political correctness often takes things too far, but he needs to understand that it's a good thing that it's considered taboo to make fun of people in public, especially in such a blunt manner. Allowing people to openly ridicule minorities without consequence will do nothing but hamper the progress we're trying to make in squashing the human instinct to fear people who are different.

I wasn't impressed by his speech, and don't understand why so many people find it so hilarious. Parts of the rant were mildly amusing, but by and large, it was just a bunch of unentertaining 'potty humour.' And it's not an accomplishment, nor does it take much intellect, to 'shock' people by saying things that are considered to be in poor taste for a reason.

Then again, I don't know why so many people still enjoy South Park and Family Guy... which try (and fail as far as I'm concerned) to create humour in much the same way.

I agree with the topic, this kid is insanely awesome. He definitely has balls.

I was 3 minutes in and didn't laugh once. I stopped watching.

[QUOTE="k_smoove"]

As entertaining as that was, I bet he's a total tool personality-wise.

pianist

He's a weird kid. I can't say I agree with his goal of 'breaking down barriers.' It's true that political correctness often takes things too far, but he needs to understand that it's a good thing that it's considered taboo to make fun of people in public, especially in such a blunt manner. Allowing people to openly ridicule minorities without consequence will do nothing but hamper the progress we're trying to make in squashing the human instinct to fear people who are different.

I wasn't impressed by his speech, and don't understand why so many people find it so hilarious. Parts of the rant were mildly amusing, but by and large, it was just a bunch of unentertaining 'potty humour.' And it's not an accomplishment, nor does it take much intellect, to 'shock' people by saying things that are considered to be in poor taste for a reason.

Then again, I don't know why so many people still enjoy South Park and Family Guy... which try (and fail as far as I'm concerned) to create humour in much the same way.

Nice Dane Cook rip-off.... And I would like to start a fire in his hair. raven_squad

nnThis video is really funny but is old

Hahaha oh man this guy is the next big comedian. :P

Love the reference to the teacher with the big rack.

He didnt win valedictorian. Why would he? The only reason he went up there was to make people laugh...lighten the hell up people!

[QUOTE="k_smoove"]

As entertaining as that was, I bet he's a total tool personality-wise.

pianist

He's a weird kid. I can't say I agree with his goal of 'breaking down barriers.' It's true that political correctness often takes things too far, but he needs to understand that it's a good thing that it's considered taboo to make fun of people in public, especially in such a blunt manner. Allowing people to openly ridicule minorities without consequence will do nothing but hamper the progress we're trying to make in squashing the human instinct to fear people who are different.

I wasn't impressed by his speech, and don't understand why so many people find it so hilarious. Parts of the rant were mildly amusing, but by and large, it was just a bunch of unentertaining 'potty humour.' And it's not an accomplishment, nor does it take much intellect, to 'shock' people by saying things that are considered to be in poor taste for a reason.

Then again, I don't know why so many people still enjoy South Park and Family Guy... which try (and fail as far as I'm concerned) to create humour in much the same way.

Dude, relax....

How could you not be impressed by his speech...I didn't find it that funny either....but it was a damn impressive speech he gave...

i'd bet you'd never be able to talk like that in front of a group of people in that manner.

If that was being marked...he'd get 100% for presentation. Not the content, but he's a very good speaker. Plus, he wasn't trying to shock people with intellect...He intentionally wrote a speech to 'shock' people in the way that he did.

But yeah, i agree with the other people that said he's probably a tool in real life. People don't find Family Guy funny anymore...I hope...However, some South Park episodes represent the world so well, it's ridiculous. Especially the one about the internet going off and everyone going crazy...If you haven't watched that episode....i think you should.

[QUOTE="k_smoove"]

As entertaining as that was, I bet he's a total tool personality-wise.

pianist

He's a weird kid. I can't say I agree with his goal of 'breaking down barriers.' It's true that political correctness often takes things too far, but he needs to understand that it's a good thing that it's considered taboo to make fun of people in public, especially in such a blunt manner. Allowing people to openly ridicule minorities without consequence will do nothing but hamper the progress we're trying to make in squashing the human instinct to fear people who are different.

I wasn't impressed by his speech, and don't understand why so many people find it so hilarious. Parts of the rant were mildly amusing, but by and large, it was just a bunch of unentertaining 'potty humour.' And it's not an accomplishment, nor does it take much intellect, to 'shock' people by saying things that are considered to be in poor taste for a reason.

Then again, I don't know why so many people still enjoy South Park and Family Guy... which try (and fail as far as I'm concerned) to create humour in much the same way.

Fine?

Did you really need to type that? we can already tell how smart you are from your sig.:roll:

I laugh at a lot of garbage, and I didn't find this very funny. A lot of potty humour mixed in with "shocking" stereotypes on race and backgrounds that have been beaten to death but still get easy laughs from most people.

Like others have said, he seems like an even lamer Dane Cook rip-off.

pretty good stuff.

Although he looks one of dudes from the Jonas Brothers ifhecould throwenergy balls.

Dude, relax....

How could you not be impressed by his speech...I didn't find it that funny either....but it was a damn impressive speech he gave...

i'd bet you'd never be able to talk like that in front of a group of people in that manner.

If that was being marked...he'd get 100% for presentation. Not the content, but he's a very good speaker. Plus, he wasn't trying to shock people with intellect...He intentionally wrote a speech to 'shock' people in the way that he did.

But yeah, i agree with the other people that said he's probably a tool in real life. People don't find Family Guy funny anymore...I hope...However, some South Park episodes represent the world so well, it's ridiculous. Especially the one about the internet going off and everyone going crazy...If you haven't watched that episode....i think you should.

dj_shosh910

Why are you telling me to relax as if I'm worked up about it? It's not like I personally found him offensive. I just don't see why everybody thinks this speech is impressive... or funny.

Both the content and delivery were unimpressive to me. If they had been impressive, I would have found it funny. And if you didn't find it funny, then I'm not sure why you're disputing that. As for me - I regularly talk in front of large groups of people. Comes with my job. He was just delivering a prepared speech. That's not tough to do.

You're right about one thing, though. I probably couldn't do what this guy did - because I'm not one to go out of my way to try to offend people in the name of "rebellion" or "humour." But I wouldn't assume too much about my ability to deliver speeches.

Fine?

Did you really need to type that? we can already tell how smart you are from your sig.:roll:

Tht1Guy7780

I type very quickly, and I figure if I'm going to bother to post, I may as well add some substance to it. This isn't to 'prove my intelligence' to people I don't care about - like you. If you don't like my posts, you're free to skip over them. Plenty of users here like reading my posts and appreciate the fact that I go about explaining why I believe what I do instead of just stating it.

Nice Dane Cook rip-off.... And I would like to start a fire in his hair. raven_squad

Nah, if he wanted to rip off dane cook he would continuously break off into another joke, jump around on stage, and randomly scream.

He didn't do any of that.

[QUOTE="raven_squad"]Nice Dane Cook rip-off.... And I would like to start a fire in his hair. Raikoh_

Nah, if he wanted to rip off dane cook he would continuously break off into another joke, jump around on stage, and randomly scream.

He didn't do any of that.