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Today we're going to look at one of my favorite "charisma icons", Russell Brand. He's one of the sharpest people when it comes to speaking off the cuff.

Which is why in this video we'll be looking at Russell Brand's most savage moments, and see what we can learn from them :-)


Russell Brand on MSNBC video:

Russell Brand VS Donald Trump word choice video:

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[peper]

At this point it’s just charlie having a crush on russel

[d_ruggs]

the ability to flow between humor and sincerity is something thats fairly common among people in recovery. I've heard a lot of people share in meetings similarly, where they joke one second and then talk about something personal

[TRoducts]

Find someone who looks at you the way Charlie looks at Russel.

[hmventures]

Came for the jokes, stayed for the Russel Brand, left without knowing any new jokes.

[MichaelDennis]

I love how Russell Brand went from a straight savage to a spiritual guru😂 love the video!

[aaroncatolico]

It's not that he's just "doubling down" on his jokes, it's that he doesn't let people take control and quickly change the subject or break him, which also shows that he remains confident no matter the scenario. All of his behaviors go back to displaying confidence in a nutshell, no matter how you flip it or choose another way to interpret what he's doing throughout these clips.

[benhaven]

When i was a Crack and heroine addict i made some unusual decisions hahaha thats the best quote of all time.

[quokkapirquish]

Russell Brand genuinely likes humanity and he does not take himself seriously, he never panics in front of people, after all they’re just people, and that gives him clarity and composure. Combine that with a hedonistic sense of wanting to enjoy every moment of life, and that’s what you produce, a powerful, persuasive force loved by the people who wish to gain any of those attributes

[isidorabojovic]

He has a very quick wit, that’s one of the things I got from this. Very charismatic too

[janc]

I may not always agree with Brand, but I appreciate his honesty. And when he has a conversation on a topic he disagrees with, he's very respectful to the person he's debating. He has charisma ora about him that draws you to him. He's adorable.

[dreaminginnoother]

It totally makes sense that you have an affinity for Russell as a charisma coach. He is not the best comedian, but his verbal intelligence is truly a gift very few people have. His conversational wit and vocabulary are really outstanding and something I envy at times too.

[patriciacosta]

He is a great example of how anyone can come from being drug and etc addicted to someone more conscious and still haven’t lost his uniqueness. He hasn’t change himself but his bad and destructive habits, and now he wants to pass on a good message of everything he has learned, from bad experiences, and that is a great way of leadership. He still makes jokes and still jokes about his past self. That is VERY smart. That is only for very smart people. Great human!

[Jonglierfreak]

I completely understand the jealousy of him, he is just so effortless, makes you giggle and blush like a girl, even in front of a youtube video

[emily]

As a Brit 🇬🇧 I always wondered if people in other countries would ‘get’ Russell Brand- glad they do! I saw him in London a few years ago and my stomach was hurting from laughing so much

[syren]

I love how quickly and naturally Charlie breaks down Russel’s charisma. He’s analytical but not in the way that makes people feel like they’re under a microscope. He’s always kind in his expression, I think that is lovely :)

[martinlarrivee]

I don't think Brand is the funniest as a stand-up, but I think he is the sharpest and funniest one in live situations.

[Stormy]

One of Russell's strengths (which seems to be something a lot of the great comedians have) is breadth of knowledge. Knowing something about a broad range of topics gives him plenty of opportunity to take a conversation in a different direction - he can make a philosophical point or reference a political event, as an alternative to drawing upon personal life experience or playing with words.

[matthewmcguirk]

I love Russell, not afraid to be himself and confident enough in his own moral compass to let it guide him wherever he may go.

[halucynki]

Russell is probably my favourite person to listen to. So witty and uses such beautiful language

[amycocowiley]

I CAN FEEL HIS VIBE & THAT IS ONE SELF AWARE, SELF SECURE, optimistically TUNED IN Man 💯