EPIC! Norm Macdonald, Dennis Miller, on Gay Pride.

Norm Macdonald explains gay pride and achievement.

Transcript

00:00Have you ever done anything in your long and storied career that you consider specifically to be in bad taste?

00:06As you look back on it. Maybe at the time you thought it was a good play, but you look back on it and you think that was in bad taste.

00:11Well, sometimes, like in stand-up, I'll do jokes that are, uh, that I, like one time I was doing this thing in San Francisco

00:17and they were all gay people in the audience, they told me, so I figured I'll do it.

00:20In San Francisco? No!

00:23So I figured I'd do stuff about gay people so that they could relate to it.

00:26Yeah, it's warm up. They love that.

00:29And so I was talking about, because I went to this gay pride parade and I saw in it there were these old men and old ladies

00:35with these signs that said, we are proud of our gay son.

00:39And so I was saying, that's an odd thing to be proud of, you know, because it's not an achievement, you know,

00:45it's not like something you work all your life to be gay or anything like that.

00:49And I just wondered, I had a hard time believing that these 50, 60 year old men are actually bragging, you know,

00:57at work like they're, hey, Bill, you know, my kid, oh my God, we're proud of him, Johnny.

01:02He graduated from Harvard, you know, first in his class, you know what I mean?

01:07And now he's articling over at a law firm and, oh yeah, he loves cock.

01:12You know? This kid.

01:18He can't get enough cock in his mouth, his ass, this kid's always cock.

01:25I got a picture of the boy here sucking another man's cock, I want to show it to you.

01:33To watch the maturation of you as an artist, to realize it took you nine and a half minutes

01:38to get around to the sucking cock stuff.

01:42It's beautiful to see you comfortable in your own skin, Normie.