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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [TED] Reggie Watts disorients you in the most entertaining way
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Playtime Comments : [TED] Reggie Watts disorients you in the most entertaining way
Me***********:
2:44 "and I'm troooollling you"
je*:
my two remaining brain cells arguing: 8:45
Mu*********:
7:30 is just my brain whenever I need to concentrate. Like homework or that math test or just driving down the road in traffic.
Ri*************:
3:38 Man this is straight fire.
Om******:
08:30....when I'm trying to describe a song I heard on the radio
At****:
8:35 - Expecting a dog danmed dance mosh (or a seated wiggle fest, at least).... 8:48 - It's a Ted Talk.
Ro****:
I believe everyone's reaction to the video is perfectly represented by the repeating word beginning from 8:55, and yet, just like the musical interpretation with which Sir Reggie Watts from the hood blessed us with, it was an utmost joyous and momentous occasion of pure brilliance in the ability to teach us something, while not saying anything cognitive throughout.
Kg****:
3:06 live switchers killing it
Ni*******:
He started doing the goove battle at 4:25
He**************:
2:29 for future reference Wish someone would clip it so I could add it to a music playlist I love Reggie
Top Comments : [TED] Reggie Watts disorients you in the most entertaining way
Go************:
Actually saying nothing is a lot harder than you’d think.
Ah********:
Made me realize that good music really has nothing to do with meaning of lyrics
Be********:
He sounds like me trying to reach a word minimum on an essay.
Bl************:
Me trying to fill up the 5 minute requirement for my presentation
Mo*******:
When you put the captions in English and it says he’s speaking French
Er*****:
He speaks like his brain is just hitting the next suggested word on the keyboard for a full ten minutes
Ma*****:
Big up for the translaters doing their best with the subtitles...
Sa**:
I come back by and watch this every once in a while to reset my brain.
Be******:
If you ever feel useless, remember that someone made subtitles for this
Wa*****:
So basically, this guy is shytting on 'ted talks' lol
Al******:
Hands up who wants a collaboration between Reggie Watts and Bill Bailey?
Ta***********:
Im too dumb to write in this comment section.
Ha****:
Love him or hate him he IS spitting straight facts
Ta*****:
I am curious how many people in the audience didn't know who this was, and therefore were completely unprepared.
Vi********:
What's missing from my life is friends who appreciate his humor as much as I do.
Ca************:
bruh he started and it took me 30 seconds to realize he was speaking French (which is my second language)
Na***********:
Clicks on CC
(Non English)
"Wonderful"
Pl**************:
Wow he is so brilliant. He uses music and humor to heal us all. I have immense respect for this man that even in these trying times he can use music to make us all smile in the most genuine of ways
Li*********:
He's way too talented to be James Corden's sidekick. He deserves so much more wow
Bi**************:
This is legitimately almost what lsd feels like.
Ap*****************:
The audience's response of laughter is more bizarre than his quirky but delightful presentation.
it******:
nobody here knows what they just watched but we’re all in agreement that it’s incredible
Me*********:
When you have to write a 5000 word essay
Mr********:
This guy is the best at what he does. No question. Now what is it that he does?
JR*:
Imagine quarantining with this guy..... like having a new room mate every 30-35 seconds.
Ve***:
This is what it sounds like when you’re only kinda listening to something.
Tr****:
I feel sorry for the guy who had to make closed captions for this. LOL
Ni********:
Reggie Watts describing anything just feels like me trying to write an essay. AKA just bullshitting about some stuff that vaguely makes sense and relates to the paper in which the comprehension of which sounds as if words are being described to the utmost degree. Understanding this is not only the most important thing, but it can help us greatly as we move through our daily lives. Conclusions do not matter here; all the matters is that we try to understand the philosophical nature of what it really means to be alive and conscious throughout personification of that greater concept which is this... time does not stop and if it did we would not be able to know. All we would know is that knowledge of not knowing can be the undoing of the foundations of time itself. Time is irrelevant, and so is English Composition II. Thanks Professor Harding.
Al*******************:
If you listen carefully to what he is saying (despite the forms) the message is quite profound: He assumes mortality, ignorance, freedom, consciousness, fear, etc. He states that, although science is constantly trying to discover how reality really works (he even mentions gravity and spacetime in the sphere-plain part), the purpose of life is not to be found in science and will not be discovered through AI. Instead, he defends to assume our free will as if it was authentic and live our life fully.
Br**********:
When he used comporary higher language, multiple languages and jargon, I felt out of the loop, out of the joke, and unable to quite grasp his meaning. When he used nonsense phrases and gibberish, coupled with compelling expression, I connected with the rise and fall of his intent. The jokes, in both parts, were jokes. You have to connect with people; you can't drown out their attention with higher associations and jargon. He's highlighting TED's strengths and teaching all of these leaders how to teach.
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