💰 Grifter Sam Hyde / Samuel Whitcomb Hyde / Million Dollar Extreme (MDE) / COM98 / 1Team / HydeWars / alienmode / @wigger / 'The Candyman' - Millennial anti-humorist, Carnegie Mellon University art student, 'World Peace' writer and creator, born-again Christian and groyper convert. The Marky Post to End All Marky Posts.

Outside of his movie and TV work he has been working the roast and impov circuit for years. That type of comedy isn't just spitting out bits. Its a mental boxing match where you have to be quick witted and at the same time get your jokes to land.
Sam should've just brought PACKGOD on the podcast o algo ong ts pmo icl 🥀🥀🥀
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Nick and the rest of his pathetic crew sat there like little cucks while Sam was fucked by some D-class Canadian comedian. I bet I could go to the car dealership where Nick works and get a 10k discount from him. He is only a tough-guy on his real-estate/persian rugs podcast where he plays the expert to zoomers. Sam is alone. That crew would snitch on him to the police for 2 goobas and a Clark candy bar.
 
[36:15] "NO, HOW WAS YOUR CHILDHOOD!" Sam can't let it go.
Great analysis but I think you missed one great part about this segment in particular — Harland says that his childhood was traumatic and volatile, saying that the present situation reminded him of it. Nick chimes in trying to be a relatable leaf saying, “Brutal hockey dad?” To which Harland responds “No he was a ballerina” then looks directly at Sam “If you want to talk about a prancer … oh he was delicate” very expertly tying a bow on his set up, trying to wink, wink, nudge, nudge with Nick (and the rest of the MDE crew) that he thinks Sam is a dramatic performative bitch

I think Sam realises this (consciously or unconsciously) as he starts getting physically unsettled and has to move away from Harland, maybe from feeling alienated, and then chimes in to defend the hypothetical ballerina saying “Yeah but when he was on stage, he *commanded*” which just sums Sam up completely in my opinion
 
Understandable. Especially if we're talking about his current day stuff. But I'm giving him benefit of the doubt. I'm talking about the Jeff Foxworthy parody "You Might Be George Floyd" style open mic stuff he did like 5 or 6 years ago or whatever.

Going to a liberal artsy-fartsy coffee shop's open mic night and being offensive and having the whole place boo.

Edit: actually was it "You Might Be Mike Brown"?
That stuff isnt exactly funny either though. There isnt really a joke, its just a shocking juxtaposition of the times copy and pasted over a different joke. Adding it to my pile of evidence that none of you guys even get jokes in the first place.

In fact, im starting to think the worship of Norm is simply because you assume he was socially conservative. Which i cant stand powerlevelling, but its not exactly true the way you guys think. I met the man, i spent a few after shows with him and josh gardner. He wouldnt have liked sam at all

In fact heres an interesting thing about Norm, he stopped making fun of individuals for the most part at a certain point, a lot of you guys seem to be huge fans, but can you actually spot when that happens?

I disagree, Sam making a gorilla nest out of Harland's set and trying to grab him while making gorilla noises was pretty funny I thought. Especially with Charls' commentary "is there a gorilla in here or what?". It was an extreme reaction from Sam for sure but it seemed like Harland wanted some crazy goofiness out of this podcast so Sam delivered in an unexpected way in true MDE fashion to make the show entertaining, and people are still talking about it so it must have been entertaining lol. It wasn't his funniest bit by any means but it's not some super serious devastating thing people are making it out to be. It's just a comedy show.
This is honeslty peak autism. Destroying thousands of dollars of equipment because a guy couldnt figure out how to react to a joke is "humor". Just a silly little goof. Just making it entertaining. Invite me to your house and i go smash your car hood, and ill explain to some drooling retards how it was a joke, and how would you feel? Would you still clap like a seal? Would you still drool over a cock if sam wasnt around? Were you jealous when Sam told Damiel not to engage with Harlands joke? Did you wish he was the one telling you to edge you faggot

I disagree, Sam making a gorilla nest out of Harland's set and trying to grab him while making gorilla noises was pretty funny I thought. Especially with Charls' commentary "is there a gorilla in here or what?". It was an extreme reaction from Sam for sure but it seemed like Harland wanted some crazy goofiness out of this podcast so Sam delivered in an unexpected way in true MDE fashion to make the show entertaining, and people are still talking about it so it must have been entertaining lol. It wasn't his funniest bit by any means but it's not some super serious devastating thing people are making it out to be. It's just a comedy show.
This is honeslty peak autism. Destroying thousands of dollars of equipment because a guy couldnt figure out how to react to a joke is "humor". Just a silly little goof. Just making it entertaining. Invite me to your house and i go smash your car hood, and ill explain to some drooling retards how it was a joke, and how would you feel? Would you still clap like a seal? Would you still drool over a cock if sam wasnt around? Were you jealous when Sam told Damiel not to engage with Harlands joke? Did you wish he was the one telling you to edge you

Great analysis but I think you missed one great part about this segment in particular — Harland says that his childhood was traumatic and volatile, saying that the present situation reminded him of it. Nick chimes in trying to be a relatable leaf saying, “Brutal hockey dad?” To which Harland responds “No he was a ballerina” then looks directly at Sam “If you want to talk about a prancer … oh he was delicate” very expertly tying a bow on his set up, trying to wink, wink, nudge, nudge with Nick (and the rest of the MDE crew) that he thinks Sam is a dramatic performative bitch

I think Sam realises this (consciously or unconsciously) as he starts getting physically unsettled and has to move away from Harland, maybe from feeling alienated, and then chimes in to defend the hypothetical ballerina saying “Yeah but when he was on stage, he *commanded*” which just sums Sam up completely in my opinion
I honestly think this analysis is 100%, and i think harland switched gears into antagonistic when Sam had sent a bunch of minions to surround him, and noticed sam didnt like their utilization. Damiel was sent to intimidate Harland, as Harland was meant to be surrounded, but Harland made Damiel on his team within seconds
 
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Some funny comments I saw.

Harland continuing the bit by super-liking a-log comments. Good dedication to the bit here. Lots of post-ironic absurdist comedians forget the post-bit aftercare bit.
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EmptyHero appearance.
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Very popular troll channel.
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Shoutout to this guy with a gorilla name and avatar combination who didn't like Sam saying he didn't like nature.
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#1 sentiment I see is "damn, I feel bad for Nick".
 
The censoring of the promos was funny, not a single plug for MDE. Then at one point Harland just called them the wrong names. Sam made a fool out of himself for literally no gain, while Harland's popularity has just gone up. A masterclass in 4D chess.
 
In fact, im starting to think the worship of Norm is simply because you assume he was socially conservative. Which i cant stand powerlevelling, but its not exactly true the way you guys think. I met the man, i spent a few after shows with him and josh gardner. He wouldnt have liked sam at all
I mean we could like Norm because he was really funny and incredibly clever. Let me share with you my favorite thing Norm ever did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thHWvoYfNyo
It has a sort of funny joke to start, which he then builds into an incredibly funny joke which he then turns around and hits you with again. It is a supreme work of art.

I've noticed a lot of gay faggy people trying to say Norm was like X or Norm was like Y after he is dead because people are uncomfortable with aspects of his character and want to discard the parts they don't like and keep the funny. The guy was a degenerate gambler with probably some problems in his interpersonal life, who was incredibly funny, who also appeared to have some right-wing and Christian sympathies. Everything is tied together you can't cut out the bits of him you don't like.
In fact heres an interesting thing about Norm, he stopped making fun of individuals for the most part at a certain point, a lot of you guys seem to be huge fans, but can you actually spot when that happens?
Oh you mean like how he was fired from Weekend update for making fun of OJ Simpson? Are you referring to that? One of the amazing wonderful things about that style of comedy is he could take extremely powerful people who were usually protected by rules of polite behavior and he could mock them relentlessly.

Norm Macdonald made fun of Bill and Hillary Clinton in public while they were in the room with some real cutting remarks. And the Clintons laughed along or at least pretended to.

Norm's stuff is before my time but it is wonderful and I can see the character he is playing and why he is playing it and how it eventually gets him in trouble.
I saw one on the chamonix cope stream that went something like '"had a panic attack and tried to play it cool" award'. Sums up Nicks whole reaction quite succinctly
My question is what do you even do in that situation after the podcast if you are Nick? Like obviously you lose your shit at Sam in private if only to make yourself feel better.

But what the fuck do you do. This dumb fucking Gorilla might not have ended your career but he certainly did it a lot of harm.
How to fuck do you stem the bleeding from this?
 
Sam didn’t do any harm to anyone or any of their careers. Some of you zoomers and millennials act like you have no real adult friendships nor understand how human relationships work if you seriously think Nick is/was angry at Sam or them making fun of your hyperaustistic psychoanalysis of the podcast was cope and seethe.

You seriously think the put together married man with two kids who is building a home in his spare time hot off the pending final episode of their new show with another tour starting soon doing streams for fun with his long time friends is mad about a promotional appearance made weeks ago?

Some of you seem to have the impression that MDE are twitch streamers who rely on constant affirming fan attention as their sole source of income and social motivation and have nothing going on outside of their internet presence
 
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Case in point, somehow making another joke about Sam looking like the biggest commie jew in history is somehow being taken too seriously
I'm actually so glad you've made the comparison. I'm pretty new to Sam, so one of the first experiences with him was, "Why does Trotsky have a reality TV show?"
 
I'm glad that other people get to experience Sam feeling as unfunny as I find him all the time. This had the energy of an uncle coming to a poltard teenagers birthday and trying to have some back and forth with the kid and his retarded friends and just experiencing their total lack of life experience and ankle deep humor.
 
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