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Robin Williams' #1 Tip To Becoming Funnier

Robin Williams was absolutely hilarious. His mental quickness was second to none and people often commented on what a raw natural comedic talent he was.

The truth is though, Robin Williams honed his skills over many years. And one of those skills in particular can be applied by anyone to make themselves funnier almost immediately. It's a humor technique called playing a character and it can make even things that are unfunny seem hilarious.

So check out this tip and use it in your own jokes and stories. I can't promise you'll become as funny as Robin Williams, but if you do it with conviction, you'll see people respond with way more laughter than you may be used to.

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[starsukii]

I'm watching this because my humor is worse than my grades.

[XabioArts]

1:44 *"who's SARI now" it's a play on words referencing a garment of clothing that sounds like the word "SORRY"*

[Dianimations_]

man i miss him, his humor was based on simplicity and talent, without bringing anyone else down, great break down, thanks !

[Newbport]

What I've learned about funny people. They have the darkest of times.

[ComedianJerroldB]

The man is an improvisational mastermind. He is one of the reasons I love creating characters and committing to bring them to life. Thank you, Robin.

[Barrrt]

You're missing out on a big tool Robin Williams uses: Absurdity. The woman-impersonation is funny because it's so absurd and unexpected

[memeswereablessingfromthel]

Robin Williams would of been great on The Office

[rva]

Great video. Thanks! I received a photo of him before when I wrote to him

[ManyGuitars]

I don't know who you are, stranger, but as a former high profile morning radio personality, stand up comedian and university professor (aka healthy ego) I find your analysis and videos absolutely brilliant. You're on point, you don;t use any more words than you need to and however long your videos are, they are well worth the time invested. Thanks for the effort,

[theoriginalThud]

Robin = legend.
Miss you! Keep 'em laughing in the afterlife!

[-AtomsPhere-]

I think everyone missed the joke..."who's saree now" ....get it?

[MargheLoveMJ]

I've loved this type video! Please continue, it's funny and so interesting

[SaurabhSinhaViren]

I'm a big big fan of Robin Williams. He was a fantastic actor. This level of commitment to the characters is prodigious. That was the key to his comedy.

[xxxs]

Robin was the quickest witty guy I have seen . I think he ranks no 1 among all the comedian greats and was also a great actor.

[nateknudson]

He's actually doing "Bones" McCoy from StarTrek at 0:35, not Scotty.

[SugaryPhoenixxx]

Oh Robin, the world is a little bit darker without you. <3

[nej]

we've came to this earth looking for intelligent life, oops, made a mistake



My new motto

[Elnont]

Robin’s mind moved so quickly it was almost impossible to keep up.

[sveingrimstad]

I am impressed by the psychological insight you have analyzing all these characters. What is your background study for these videos? You read a lot of psychology? As a student or more like a hobby? Or both? It's deeply impressing, cause you hit the nail in every single video. You seem very smart to me. And you are a good to read people and understanding the way they have succeed, and others, how they hypnotize or manipulate . Have you made a video of Hitler too? One trick to excite the crowds before his speeches, was to be silent for some minutes. Another trick was his gesticulation. No matter how angry he was, he kept peoples attention. They believed him, that he was their savior.

[jawadali]

I like the throw backs . It helps me reinforcing the points I have learnt from the previous videos .