There's a long joke describing a lot of really vile despicable acts done by people in this big family, and it goes on and on, and in the end you find out they're aristocrats- samea sthe rest if us, but actually way way worse.
Wait- internet to the rescue, via Reddit:
Gilbert Godfrey is one of the truly amazing performances of the joke. Wasn't it at a Roast right after 9-11 and nobody wanted to laugh. I guess he broke them all down into laughter by just letting out with it.
Also, I think it was Johnny Carson's favorite joke.
Edit: I don't know how many people have seen the delivery that I discussed so here's a link for the lazy. NSFW due to VERY colorful linguistics.
The intro to his delivery at the roast starts at 0:58 and lasts 'til... No idea. I'm too lazy to figure it out. This is taken from the documentary The Aristocrats.
I was lucky enough to see Gilbert Gottfried live and it was the only time in my life that I physically hurt from laughing. and yes, he did The Aristocrats
The ARRRRE Aristocrats, so...
As in the old joke , ARISTOCRATS
Guy has an act with family members boinking each other, Producer asks what do you call your act ? Answer- The ARISTOCRATS 🤣
Huh?
There's a long joke describing a lot of really vile despicable acts done by people in this big family, and it goes on and on, and in the end you find out they're aristocrats- samea sthe rest if us, but actually way way worse.
Wait- internet to the rescue, via Reddit:
Gilbert Godfrey is one of the truly amazing performances of the joke. Wasn't it at a Roast right after 9-11 and nobody wanted to laugh. I guess he broke them all down into laughter by just letting out with it.
Also, I think it was Johnny Carson's favorite joke.
Edit: I don't know how many people have seen the delivery that I discussed so here's a link for the lazy. NSFW due to VERY colorful linguistics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiBAfmxwdKc
The intro to his delivery at the roast starts at 0:58 and lasts 'til... No idea. I'm too lazy to figure it out. This is taken from the documentary The Aristocrats.
I was lucky enough to see Gilbert Gottfried live and it was the only time in my life that I physically hurt from laughing. and yes, he did The Aristocrats