Thread 41452804

have you noticed yourself or others sounding like jerry seinfeld? you hit the right inflection and pitch of a "classic" jerry quote from the hit TV show Seinfeld. Im beginning to think he is some sort of living mind virus. there could be other celebrities that serve a similar purpose, but Im noticing the Jerry effect more than ever

>>41452804 (OP)
Please, let this become the new Roy Jay forced meme.

>>41453107
check this out dude
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/j--QlZUvuNI

>>41453107
Lmao I would actually enjoy that immensely. “What’s the deal with the airline food?”.

>>41452804 (OP)
No fuck sienfield and friends

>>41453107
I can hear George Costanza saying "Spook!" in my mind. It was my imagination, and in my mind, I believed it.
Even now, I believe it.

>>41453176
> it’s about SPOOK
> spook?
> yes SPOOK!
> but you mean as in something spooky happens?
> no just SPOOK!
> not sure if I like that

>>41453206
one could say Kramer slithers in and out of Jerry's apartment

>>41453150
What the hell does that have to do with anything?

>>41453242
i read this in jerry's voice

>>41453282
Now let me ask you something.
Did you read it as
>What the hell does THAT have to do with anything?
or
>What the hell does that have to do with ANYTHING?

Was the emphasis on the 'that' or the 'anything' ?

>>41453343
>>What the hell does that have to do with ANYTHING?
this one

It is not something he ever created or is responsible for but having done the best bit to embody that chastising comedic caricature on TELEVISION; whom we all have encountered in life, his image now sort of wholly occupies that space within the collective consciousness... Or sumthin

>>41452804 (OP)

No. But one time when I was 15 or 16 years old and hanging out with my friends my voice changed into exactly like Homer Simpson's. It happened mid sentence as I was nerding out and blabbing about something. When my voice changed my friends eyes widen and I noticed it too, and was like oh shit, and suddenly stopped.

Then after a pause I spoke again and it was Homer's voice. And I screamed and it was his scream. And I was like, "ohhh my gawd! My voice? My voice is Homer Simpsons!" And my friends were freaking out, in a fun way, not scared.

Then my voice went to normal shortly after.

It was weird.

>>41452804 (OP)
I tried to watch this after everyone says it's the best sitcom ever. it's fucking terrible. seinfeld himself is unfunny, unlikable and cant act for shit. George and Kramer are okay i guess

>>41454491
Digital ID for age verification is not needed as this is the easiest way to spot someone under 18

>>41454491
Jerry was never likable but more “respectable”, like, he’s not despicable, even when he does something “wrong” it’s relatable. It’s really just good filler junk tv, there’s little stories and conversations, it’s kinda funny, but a lot of it is lame, some of it is legendary tho, like old Simpsons, I would never laugh at them now, but back then it was hilarious.

The evolution of comedy is fascinating because it’s way faster than language, so old comedians, you understand, but may not seem funny, or are funny in a way that seems foreign.

>>41454510
I'm not American so we didn't have Seinfeld. we had friends and other stuff

>>41454526
I suppose. I used to like friends but not sure I could watch it now

>>41452804 (OP)
It's a show about nothing

>>41454528
cheers season 1 was way better than sienfeld even today. it was funny and didn't have any weak characters

>>41454526
seinfeld was the weakest character in his own show