Bill Burr Has Fans In Iran | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend



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39 thoughts on “Bill Burr Has Fans In Iran | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend”

  1. As an iranian, i can confirm that you guys have a lot of fans over here. we love you guys so much, god bless you and all of your fans❤🤍 peace and love 💕 🤍❤️

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  2. As an Iranian living abroad, I knew Bill Burr since the early days (when he had a full head of hair and no beard!). I went to Iran to show his funny stand-ups on YouTube to people like "Yeah, I know so much about American entertainment. Look at this new guy. He's funny…" And people were like, "We know who Bill Burr is." Thanks to YouTube and Social Media, you can't pretend to know more than others anymore. lol… Also, I am disappointed, though not surprised, that Bill doesn't know where Tehran is or what the difference between Iran and Iraq is.

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  3. Big fan of Conan and Billy from Iran here! If things change here and you ever decide to come over and tape a remote , id be more than happy to have you as guests. (Please bring Jordan Schlansky too, i want to know what he thinks about our culture)

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  4. Iranian people always have a sense of humor even in the worst situations. 😂
    I hope that we can make changes in our country so that famous comics like Bill Burr would feel comfortable performing here.

    Much love from Iran.

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  5. as an Iranian fan of both Conan and Bill, not only do i confirm that they both have huge fanbases in Iran, but also their Shows had helped alot of us, myself included, to get through hard times and brought so much joy into our lives. i wish them both a prolonged, happy and healthy life !

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  6. I genuinely don’t understand why you wouldn’t post the whole episodes on YouTube. It’s not like you have exclusivity with any other major company. Why do I have to go to Spotify or Apple Podcasts? Don’t you want people to watch it?

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  7. In 1953, Iran was a fledgling democracy that nationalized the foreign British Oil Industry there so that some of the profits could benefit the citizens of Iran … until Iran's democracy was overthrown in a coup staged by the CIA; installing a dictator, the Shah of Iran, who ruled until the revolution forced him into exile in 1979; his government falling to revolutionary rebel forces a month later. The Shah was a tyrant who wiped out the intellectual secular community which opposed him, leaving only the ayatollahs to assume power. The US Embassy was seized to prevent the US from sneaking the Shah back into Iran through the embassy as was done by US after a previous ouster. In 1960 the CIA overthrew the democracy in Iraq, installing the Bathe Party and Saddam Hussein, we armed him with chemical gas weapons he used to attack Iran and kill more than 50,000 Iranians.
    then, after forcing Iraqis to live under Saddam's dictatorship, we waged a war against them … twice … resulting in more than 4.2 million dead Iraqis.

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  8. You know their starving for comedy in Iran, has to be a comedy famine over there. Must be tough, they really have leaders they can make fun of and can't. Here we can "still" …LOL!
    At least for now.

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  9. I was in Iran in august for 3 weeks and left right before the protests. Although I am Iranian/American ( however travel on a Europan passport which I am also a citizen of) people are super friendly even to Americans as they know we are not responsible or the "bad guys" who the government dictates we are. Although there are a lot of media restrictions, most folks use a VPN and can see sites and can be in touch with the Western World. Instagram is big there. . So of course, you will be welcomed by the people, it's the government that may have a problem with an American. Iranians are the kindest, most hospitable people in the world.

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