The Day the Laughter Died is a comedy double album by American comedian Andrew Dice Clay, released in 1990. It was produced by Rick Rubin, whose concept was to record an unadvertised performance in a small club with a small crowd, many of whom would not necessarily be fans of Clay's act.

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We talk about him here sometimes

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Dice Clay is single-handedly responsible for sensitivity culture today. I don’t think anyone under 45 will truly understand

not sure why but I read “laughter” as the word “daughter” but with an L

The Diceman!

I’m gonna be a comedian that is a musician and do live shows but the joke is that I’m awful

I did the exact same s*** lol

Bruh, he was selling out arenas with jokes about completely offensive s***. No irony like Louis CK. That’s a different breed and we haven’t seen anything close since.

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all these b****es that be hating can catch a bouqet

Rick Rubin been a hack from day one for real

Such a lame “idea” at least Khaled yells on tracks. Rubin is nothing more than an opportunist

^ talking loud but ain’t saying s***

Sorry, I misread your original comment so I deleted mine. But I still do believe a new act can come along and pull this off, at some point, and if they're talented enough.

If anything, I can see a specific group of people claiming to like it just for the shock value. But I think it has more potential than that. It would be refreshing to a lot of people who can handle the nuances, after being forced to live in the social climate we've been in for so many years now.

But ultimately I don't know. Either way, we can thankfully go back and listen to the OG s*** like this.

I don’t get it. It’s an hour and 42 mins of him bombing intentionally. What’s funny about that?

That's not what's happening.

Donald Trump is single-handedly responsible for that

The fake outrage during his campaign has had a permanent effect

I mean, it’s a Jewish guy doing a caricature of an Italian, so it’s not completely irony-free.

Larry the Cable Guy might have been the last time we saw a Dice-esque act, where a guy rode an offensive character to the moon like that.

I love this song

I skip 22mins in and he talking about eating ass. He really built the foundation

havent liked anything ive checked out by dice is this a good introduction

wait til you hear about Andy kaufman and neil hamburger lol

Larry the Cable Guy randomly on everybody’s minds again this month is proof the collective unconscious is a real thing

Edit: Damn, even the gif is small.