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Chris Fleming on Nightmare Stand-Up Gig, Jacob Elordi Kissing Jimmy & Being in a Super Bowl Ad

Jimmy Kimmel Live · 132,626 views · Added 1 month ago

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This video features a high-energy interview with comedian Chris Fleming. For language learners, this segment is an excellent resource for practicing advanced listening skills and understanding fast-paced, idiomatic English. Fleming uses surreal metaphors and creative imagery—such as comparing his career struggles to being a "bruised banana"—which helps learners see how descriptive language enhances storytelling. By watching, students will gain exposure to informal conversational cues, American pop culture references, and the use of humor in professional interviews. It is a perfect study in how tone, physical energy, and unique word choices are used to create a compelling comedic persona.

Learning Stats

A1

CEFR Level

1,949

Total Words

570

Unique Words

2/10

Difficulty

Vocabulary Diversity 29%

Subtitles (326 segments)

00:00

Our next guest is a high energy man in a

00:03

brightly colored jumpsuit who burns a

00:05

lot of calories in his new comedy

00:07

special Chris Fleming live at the

00:09

Palace.

00:12

Uh I want to applaud the spotlight

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operator who uh was on the team that got

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Osama

00:29

Chris Fleming live at the Palace is on

00:31

HBO Max now. Please welcome Chris

00:33

Fleming.

00:49

>> Welcome. Wow, look at this. Wow, you

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look fantastic. I like this outfit you

00:53

have on. Men's Warehouse.

00:55

>> I was thinking about you because

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>> Secret Rack Men's Warehouse.

00:59

>> They told me that this is your first

01:01

talk show. Yeah. I was concerned that

01:03

you would even be able to sit in the

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chair.

01:05

>> Well, GMO uh he hit me with a tran gun

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on the way in.

01:08

>> Did he?

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>> A little tequila tran gun on the way.

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>> A little mezcow. And this is our also

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our first time officially meeting.

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>> This is our first time meeting.

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>> We've been at parties together, but

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you're talking like Carol Bernett and

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I'm eating trash off the ground.

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You're

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You're playing puffpuff pass with little

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Ricky from I Love Lucy and I'm looking

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for porters in the couch.

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>> You were at the Carol Ricky party, huh?

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>> You were at the Carol Bernett Little

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Ricky party. I didn't know that.

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>> I was on the perimeter.

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>> You were all right. I

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>> breathing into the glass.

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>> You'd think I would have seen you. You

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um you are uh very energetic as we just

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saw in that clip and that goes on all

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the time. I've watched many clips of

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you're very funny. Very funny. Um, I've

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watched many clips of you from over the

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years.

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>> Oh, you've been watching.

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>> How long have you been doing this, by

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the way?

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>> Oh, god. Since 81, maybe 65.

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>> And

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>> I get I get hurt a lot, Jimmy. Too. I

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chipped a tooth. So, shortly after that

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little scene. Yeah.

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>> In that little pageant, I chipped my

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tooth in the special.

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>> Which one?

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>> The way Oh, the front man.

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>> The director saying stay back. I I get

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so beat up. I get so I If I were a

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banana, you'd want to make bread out of

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me.

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>> Also, I saw Jacob Lordy give you a

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smooch on this show.

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>> You did? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Key Vocabulary (49)

you A1 pronoun

Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.

mean A1 verb

To have a specific sense or significance, especially when explaining a word or sign. It can also describe a person's intention or the importance of something to someone.

show A1 verb

To allow something to be seen by pointing it out or displaying it. It can also mean to explain or demonstrate how to do a specific task.

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