@unknowning unknown ahahha, righttt lmao.

😂😂😂

Can’t tell if it worked or not

Me too

hahhahahha

Wtf?

Lol

Me too man

I feel like my body and confidence would shatter permanently.

IKR

I agree with you 100%

Boggles the mind. Why anyone should pick apart anyone's life without offering up their own life trials is beyond me. Good on you, Robert! Cannot stand passive/aggressive people.

Growing up at the same time Robert has. From the time he became public material. Watching him. I am glad for him. I am a fan.

That happens with addiction. You learn or you die.

Regular people are like that too. But you dont care about them as they aren’t famous.

WHAT ISA. WARNING SHOT

@@elizabethbennet4791politely make them aware that they are going down the wrong path. In this case it is RDJ asking “Are we promoting a movie here?”, he laughs when he says it but the implication is : “you are going off topic and I don’t want to talk about this” So if for example someone is talking about you in a way that is rude, you might say “I’m not sure that’s right/true so let’s move on to talking about x” in a polite, jokey way. Then if they persist, everyone will see that you gave them fair warning to stop before calling them out and walking away.

@@Jixaw15 But what is the 'wrong path'? Is that open for negotiation? An honest answer from Krishnan Guru-Murthy might be 'You may be promoting a film, but this is for a general news programme so please give me something of substance, such as reflecting about art in culture, that can justify including this item.' The upshot was that British viewers concluded RDJ is a prick(ly character).

@@Cedders001 krishnan pushed on an issue that RDJ clearly did not want to talk about, and shouldn't have to talk about while promoting an Avengers movie. Given that it is not up to Krishnan what questions RDJ should and shoudnt answer, I think that makes him the prick(ly character).

​​@@Jixaw15exactly. Plus it's not up to Rdj who he gives interviews to in order to promote The Avangers. He is paid to promote the film. It's not up to RDJ to justify having him on Channel 4 news, that decision was the broadcaster Channel 4 and the makers ITN. Neither is up to Krishnan as a news reader, but at the same time it's not RDJ to justify being on the news because he didn't come off the plane in London and head down to Channel 4 hq demanding to go on the news. This is really ITN & Channel 4's fault for booking the slot, not making RDJ aware of the type of show it is and thus justifying using C4 news as a promotional vehicle for the Avengers.

Ocularion9 .. Omg brilliant!!!! See, a bully will only bully IF you let them ! You did brilliantly to keep your head . Pat yourself on the back ...boss looked very small in the end 👍👍👍

Next time you go to work look at him and say "Look at me.... I'm the boss now"

Don’t outright quit though get those unemployment checks and get fired

@@rileywooten1381 i didn't quit..just walked out for the day....to calm down.

And then everybody clapped

It felt like something ripped out of an actual Iron Man line. That confidence that the line showcased even made the interviewer startled as HE even needed to digest that statement.

Feels like robert was a second away from decking the dude in the face sksksksk

Ya it send chill down the spine its like the power of elsa is in dat sentence. So cool like air conditioner!

@@strangestcraze7743 i was waiting from him to raise his arms and blast him😂😂😂

It was a subtly strong, respectful but poignant power move. A very successful one

disagree

@@HowDidIGet3700Subs Good for you. Who cares. If after watching this and you “disagree “ time to stop listening with your ears closed.

Therapy. It works, if you have a good teacher - because that's what a good therapist does, teach.

@@jennifermarlow. ... but 98% of therapists are crap according to Jordan Peterson. They're not fit for purpose.

Potentially a manager to see what the next best move was (answer or don't answer the question) or when the guy crossed the line for example

Actually he does that a lot in interviews. This was covered in a separate video on this channel.

@@wolfo11 Which video was that? I checked the channel, but I'm not sure which You had in mind.

@@sylwioszka the one about him specifically: How to be the coolest guy in the room.

@@wolfo11 Oh, that one! Then I saw it, was interesting.

he can't act though

Maybe that's because he is so cool. He overcame great hardships, it requires a lot of strength.

@@HeyIntegrity You will *NEVER EVER* win a Fortnite match

Greatest Actor of this generation? Holy fuck are you watching the same movies i am?

He's an iron man

I had a co-worker who said that someone had mentioned I didn’t have much brains for the job . I asked him to name the person and he refused. I knew he was lying.

​@@soneelita oftentimes they could be the culprit themselves 😂

Great job 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Impressive, honest inquiry and results. Thanks

@@carolkology4202 it turns out she used to be a drill sergeant in the army. Lol. We ended up as friends.

@@amyfromflorida4518 that's honestly beautiful, i'm glad you were able to chip away at that hard shell with one interraction. she probably carries that with her. hope you both are doing well.

Haha lol

I like your explanation better! 😂👍🏻

Haha my brain automatically read 3 and 4 in a British accent

Sherlock Holmes lol HAHAHAHA

Underrated

Yes, I cannot stand that guy. I think he's the one who did that smear piece on Michael Jackson. Despicable.

@Bohappenstance Click He's a brit

@Bohappenstance Click whats wrong with that? Want to make a sweeping statement about an entire country?

@Aidan Doyle You do realise 'saxon' is an ethnicity group- not sure if you were just looking for a fancy way to say British- he is is British but he's not 'saxon'- most Brits aren't (even if they are white and >100 generations British, some historically prominent ethnicities: Gaeles, Britons, Picts, Angles, Danes/Norse, Normans etc.).

@Aidan Doyle I don't know if you didn't read what I said but he's not Saxon, he's Indian. It's correct to call him British but not Saxon.

Beautifully said!

Life’s lessons their*

I tried that and the jerk just said out loud that I was being creepy ,-.,

Double the effect if you know how to raise an eyebrow.. "I was just joking"

WHEN I DO THE EYE THING THEY GET A N G R I E R !! THEN I JUST LAUGH !!! THAT MAKES THEM EVEN A N G R I E R ME STILL LAUGHING CIRCLE !!! THEN I WALK AWAY WHILE THEY R STILL YELLING ME STILL LAUGHING !!!

So good 👌

6. Discombobulate

Holding eye contact is really such a big step. I tend to avoid my gaze to avoid the confrontation and show "I'm not interested" but it obviously won't work if someone does not care about how you feel or it can cause ppl to think you're not serious when you say "no"

@@Issacize underrated 😂

@@Issacize killed me 😂😂💀

@@Issacize that's a goof and spoof

Genius!

kneel

7:03 is when he absolutely checked out from this interview.

Quite the change for him.. great guy.

I find it weird they got mad about it on TV for no reason

when fool don't know how to say ''your questions are irrelevant for topic'' but just loses its grip and pathetically runs

@Goodvibe - when I say came back from nothing, what I mean is- he was basically written off by Hollywood due to his past, despite who his family is. I think it's great and he deserves everything he has

I wouldn't f' with him....Takes serious balls.

@Asserting Word just came from that

​@Asserting Word "that none of us really see or pay attention to." Speak for your self. Why do you have to drag down the rest of us with you, does it make you feel better about your self?

He spent some time in jail, related to his drug use mostly, but not "quite a few years". I'm not sure he even spent an entire year in jail. But yeah, he definitely turned things around for himself. The irony is that his most acclaimed work was done when he was an addict, the bland commercial stuff has been after his sobriety.

now that is really simple, effective and mature... unlike Robert playing drama queen

@@ryiningZolzz-qt3wn robert was incredibly mature- removing himself from a situation he did not want to be in, keeping his voice calm and staying in a respectful demeanor. what was dramatic about anything robert did

Jakub Gancarz Howard stern

Im going to ask my teacher in a respectful way if he could respect me like im respecting him, because literally the first time I met him he gave me attitude and he was extremely rude, then in the very early morning I went to ask him for help and again he was getting mad at me and stuff, but I need the confidence to tell him to respect me and stop getting mad all the time

@@santicheeks1106 how are you now?

@@ifyouhaveghosts6 good I took that class out for another class that was available

atleast say you dont mean to be rude or passive aggressive or acnowledge that its hard to make the question seem polite but you dont mean it that way

@divyanshu pandey a lot of people would probably freak out right away

I remember seeing this interview and cringing hard, thinking "WTF is the interviewer doing? Why with the deeply personal... it's supposed to be a film interview not a therapy session!" and being in awe of RDJs intensity and control. This CoC breakdown just made it even more awesome with the emotional intelligence on display.

@Howardsend88 man you talk like a 5yo and you are telling us about maturity

@divyanshu pandey I mean he could’ve taken the tarantino route. Same interviewer too.

Maturity? Haha. About time. The guy is like 58 years old.

When I was in the military I walked away from an abusive superior I was sent to captain's mast😒

@@dastuffster150 what is that?

@@om-qg7ju it's plank that they make you walk on to throw you off the ship

@@djsonicc funny

@Elevator Music Way to go! Be you.

Gretta Hayward Yep ... Great job

I admire him too.

Yea, but most people don't have to do it with the whole world watching and then asking about it and reminding them of their struggles 20 years' later. He is one of the few "celebrities" I admire, and this is part of the reason why.

Ok, I see where you are coming from. This is probably the reason why I don't rate most celebrities. In fact, my favourite celebrity is one that is almost never in the spotlight - John Cusack.

SUPER GOOD LOOKING TOO !!!

Could you please explain what counter punch outside of the realm of trap means? :)

​@@alexgabriel5650I'd like to know too.

@@alexgabriel5650 You hurt them with something you observe or know about them that has nothing to do with the topic in which they were being passive aggressive.

@@Iconoclast1919 I understand now. Thank you.

I have no respect for someone paid that much for doing so little. He might be a nice guy in real life, and I'm sure I would have made even worse choices if I was in his shoes, who knows. But really? respect? His claim to fame as a teen is softening the image of the trust fund kids of rentier class parasites to make them look kool or misunderstood(the Bayer and Dupont heirs tell quite a different story). He's carried that elites-R-kool schtick on into a positive portrayal of a tech and MIC grifter as Tony Stark...in the real world tech tycoons (Bill Gates/Elon Mosk/Bezos) steal and privatize knowledge, crush labor movements, promote war and slave labor abroad via their media outlets(MSNBC,wapo) or business dealings, and hold innovation back if it conflicts with their bottom line and by destroying or buying out more capable and competent competitiors (Skype) . His whole life seems to me a whitewashing PR stunt for the deplorable grifters, Hollywood monopolists, devil-may-care burnittotheground capitalists, and imperialists who are keeping us all poor with austerity, are destabilizing our world politique, and are devastating the planet beyond repair. He is certainly not someone to hold to higher esteem than my school teachers, carpenter, or plumber who actually work for their keep and constructively attempt to make this world a better place to live, let alone many actors in the theatre, where the art form has more meaning than self-promotion, money, and propaganda.

@@zackbarkley7593 I understand your feelings my friend, but why be mad at at the man instead of the system?

@@magnus_cockstrong I'm not mad at all at RDJ...probably a very kool guy in real life. But respect or high esteem...we're concentrating in society on completely the wrong people. I have complete disrespect for the interviewer, not because he asked the questions, but because he's bothering interviewing RDJ at all.

@@zackbarkley7593 you're not wrong, but how much can we resist the overwhelming veil of American propaganda,?

@@magnus_cockstrong Recognition, discussions with family and friends, and trying anyway you can (not just voting) to make things better. It ain't gonna be easy...nothing good ever is. People really do have the power to make the world a better place than the one the rich and those who emulate or worship them are now ruining beyond repair. I don't have anything against RDJ personally more than any other of the Hollywood grifters, but the ideology he represents is not good, and losing the false religion and idol worship of these guys would be i think a step in the right direction for our culture. The egalitarian, social justice, and communal roots of American culture need rediscovery by recognizing and cultivating real heros amongst us, not imaginary ones among them.

You mean his iron suit?

I love him 3000

@@uraharamitchell7250 Same

Interviewer: Alright I have a question about your past!!! Robert Downey Jr: I am Ironman, goodbye!!! Interviewer: Nani???!!!

But he wasn't cool. He lost his cool under really not much fire at all and walked out. NOT COOL.

So true. But, you are never going to change an insecire or threatened by you boss. As soon as you realize you are in this situation, cut bait and get a new job asap. Narc and instable bpsses who lack in leadership will not change just because you establish a boundary. People are nothing but patterns. Remember that! You will not change someone's patterns or modus opperendum. To think that you can is an exercise in futility.

I too felt it exactly the same..

Easy manipulation. Don’t want to answer the question so you answer an easier one. Why? Nah. What? Why I’m just asking you a questions. Pretty slimy which most interviewers are

No one "just asks questions". A question is designed to illicit an answer they want ;)

completely agree, its such a dishonest statement and way of framing it.

another one "I'm just Saying", make me wants to punch a throat, slap both ears, and Batista bomb right there.

I do this! It works. I also ask them to repeat their statement. Many times they get embarrassed to say it again.

earthempresstv agreed, this is a great way to shift that power to you! 👌🏼 Good job!! 👍🏼

@moist faucet I'd dare to say everyone has something they dont like everyone to see. Someone jumping in to very specific question in situation is not necessarily decisive, because the intention of the questioner might just be to tear person down to avoid an issue. Asking question back is simply a way to either return to subject by revealing that the goal of the question is not very sincere. People have their secrets but revealing them to people who want to use it against you is not necessarily the best option. Manipulation is a term too casually thrown around in issues like this.

@moist faucet It is simply hierarching the worth of relationships and giving them approxiamate uphold. The reality rarely follows our assumptions. You merely assume that when people dont answer all questions, they are untrustworthy, but maybe they just dont trust you. Maybe they assume that if youre ready to reveal the most hurtful things about yourself, you're less prone to keep a secret. Long story short, we usually assume the worst of other people, and it in order affects how others view us. What one considers dishonesty, others make a call to trust them. In the question of pre-nuptial contract we can also make it show honesty. It tells that while person might be ready to commit, they dont go in without realizations that it is not merely cotton road and things might go wrong. It also gives sense of security knowing that these people are not hostages to each other and thus gives room to be loyal, not merely because of principle but outta respect and self-will. Trusting someone is not merely about answering questions. But same time you are not forced to trust anyone you dont want. Still, what one considers trustworthy behaviour might not always be the same.

@moist faucet either give it time and treat it as buddy-level relationship rather than friendship or just disengage. The thing is that there are differing things which people consider trustworthy. And when it comes down to "sensing" I'd take it with grain of salt. Usually our preconceived ideas murky that sense.

losing his grids is self control?? 🤣🤣

Its good to be direct. Telling people how you feel is a good idea a lot of the time.

NEEEVER works with my father he just keeps on talkin even louder Some ppl are tricky to deal with

@@mhad4308 I mean, he wants you to talk, right? How can this not work if it's up to you to talk or not?

@@chief8595 Direct DOESN'T work with passive aggressives. That's why they ARE passive aggressives. They simply DON'T CARE how you feel.

@@mhad4308 so did mine, as soon as I realized I had no opinion in the conversation I laugh and walked away laughing louder and louder then turning around and starring at him laughed my self walking away...

It really is. Masterpiece!

Speaking is a use of force, in the same way diplomacy and warfare are just stages of negotiation.

I like this thread here. This really ties into emotional intelligence, also. I'm going to be learning more about him now, respect!

The Gentleman’s Defense

As basically pointed out by Googie Gress these are the first few steps to actual physical self defense. Unless you are jumped in a dark ally these are the very sort of "conversations" that lead to fights and hospital visits. Skills like this literally save lives.

I first saw RDJ in the movie "Chances Are" in 1988. I still love that movie and have it on my Plex server.

Agree, the comments also helpful as i make notes to prepare for what i know is coming. A new day where we can do better.

Love it .

Especially with a face like that

I'm gonna try it out !

Silence can be intimidating. My kids learned that from me but when they tried to use it on me I had to teach them parts 2 and 3 of that lesson which are 2) it doesn't work on everyone and, 3) don't try to use it on people who are in a position of authority over you or someone who takes care of you. The key to the technique is the neutral expression. If people can't read you, they will think twice about messing with you.

I love it

What does face value mean ?

answer the question honestly and don't let them know not to pursue the subject

@@iamdanish99havocx79 to take something at face value is to not focus on the implications or underlying meanings. The interviewers original question (cant remember it exactly atm) had a lot of underlying implications (he is saying more than he is saying) and instead of getting upset RDJ gives him the benefit of the doubt and just answers his question as if there was no underlying meaning. I hope this helps and was understandable.

iamdanish99 taking a person or a situation for what you perceive it to be. In the South, the optimal phrase is “It is, what it is.”

@@iamdanish99havocx79 Hi. Not going into the question in depth, giving a general, vague answer.

I don't know how your could miss it. Not only is he sharp, but he's quick.

@@jnooney8225 The interviewer certainly did.

Yeah, I know. If others don't they live on another planet or they are dull in their understanding.

he learned a thing or two being tony stark

Yes he is he moved to England !!!

Yeah exactly! You can see RDJ's eyes getting watery and his breathing gets faster too

He was probably just trying to hold himself back from becoming aggressive on camera, he was being disrespected and no body likes having their time wasted.

+Calum Chrystal defeated.

so excited to see the old guy

got to the end and just busted up laughing.. that look! hahaha

Ikr? lol best part of this video...xD

New meme?

Goddamn im not that handsome:/

Damn thats so difficult

Step two: Be Tom Holland

Impossible

So now I have to go look up a Robert Downey junior tutorial

Richard yo Richard my name is Richard hello Richard

Rotch Potch hey Richards

@@tootart8858 hey Richards

Rotch Potch hey Richards

@@tootart8858 hey Richards

Yeah, generally when you face down people like this they either collapse into a puddle or fly into a rage.

Krishnan Guru-Murthy used to be a very good news presenter and interviewer. He used to be confident, engaging and professional. The fact that he was so uncomfortable with his own line of questioning suggest to me that he was following someone else's agenda, imo. Channel 4 news used to be the best news programme on UK TV. However, since the veteran reporter John Snow retired, its become very aggressively WOKE. I can't listen to it now.

That's the beauty of it. Meanies are always cowards.

@@mitchh3092 Like they just don't know what to do

His balls shrunk all the way up into his throat at the end

What's he called?

@@haeuth684 krishnan guru murthy or something that sounds like that

Paula Go thanks

@@haeuth684 no worries mate. his interview with richard ayoade is gold.

Paula Go just checked that interview out, actually I checked all of his interviews out my two favorites are richard ayoade and samuel l jackson, the best thing about these too is that they didn't even give him a chance to think of something and more importantly they were mostly smiling

Pardon me, well said.

Great life advice, thank you!!

Very intriguing perspective. What we focus on, is what we will find.

Damn. Random UKposts comment just made me realise something about myself.

Amen

Oh, well said as well!

He's pointed out too so how is asking me this about the movie lol

Solid point. "We" in collaborative dialog or activity is a golden word. Note how often salespeople, politicians (same thing), and leaders use it.

Fookin hell with the mind reading.

Siri johnson, he also said “Are we promoting a movie?”

Yeah, it's like, if you want to tell me what you're trying to achieve, I can see if I can help you achieve it. But when krishnan cowardly refuses to engage on a collaborative level, it's now obvious that he wants to be enemies.

I think he was still giving him the benefit

Vital difference. The ‘we’ gives an opportunity for the other guy to backtrack.

Yup. It’s a great response. I used to say “What’s the big idea here?” but this is certainly simpler and probably better.

@@namedrop721 Exactly! And it was also ANOTHER warning. And that warning was making it very clear that he had a say in the participation. The interviewer also missed several facial and body language clues. He thought he was being clever while he was being a fool.

No one seems to do this

Carryn Welde . Hmm, comes under the same hat in my book . Personally I hate haters and criticism...I grew up with it !!

@@lifeslessons9889 there is a real difference. Criticism points out actual flaws in a way that allows you to grow. Haters are just there to attack you they point out flaws, real or imagined, simply for the purpose of bringing you down.

Ok but when your a star and the criticism is about something you said years ago .... that’s not really relevant criticism and more like picking a fight.

depends what you consider hate..when trump supporters define the rest of us as " haters " you might want to consider that they are pro military..anti civil rights...anti environment etc...the rest of us are just trying to survive

Absolute alpha

@Bachelor Times Because its all you want to read/watch.

Nice! Congratulations! You’ve reached the highest level of emotional maturity. I learned who remains calm, is the one that remains control 😉

shut up!!!

@@TheJeffrey818 Well, since you asked nicely I guess I have no choice. All hail j john, master of words.

@@TheJeffrey818 Feeling triggered, kid?

True, if you told someone 15 years ago that RDJ would turn things around AND become the highest paid actor of all time, making nearly half a billion dollars off one single character, people would think YOU were high

I've had interviews far more excruciating than this. So if one chooses to get butthurt and not answer questions then it becomes a Lose/Lose situation. He could have taken the High road and turned it into Win/Win, but he resorted to petty sarcasm.

"and he stumbled because the conversation he had mapped out in his head didn't go according to plan" I've been subjected to conversation mapping many, many times. The warning shot is usually all it takes to trip them because they didn't plan for being challenged by someone with self-respect.

😆

Tiny Turbo what’s so funny

@@moneygrabber6720 He was arrested and was addicted to drugs

@@leoskelton3471 was

@@wrstr that’s what he said

xrd he is actor

precisely

💯

He could have just replied "yes I'm free from alk all that ..." but didn't ... because the question was out of boundaries ...

I agree. I don't think this reporter was being passive-aggressive. I sensed he wanted to ask questions that were not appropriate for the movie junket. I think most reporters will push boundaries as part of their job and the nature of their work. It's fine if celebs choose not to answer.

Yep. RDJ protected his dignity and I appreciate the way he calmly exemplified setting emotional boundaries.

I have a lot of guys ask me out and I know if they can’t look me in the eyes when they’re talking to me then they have no chance, lol 😅 some guys even comment about how me looking at them is intimidating.... but I think they are intimidated because their intentions are bad and I’m not having it

Facts that's what I do

@@madelineasmr926 Different people have different personalities and tolerance to emotions and intimidation. If someone is uncomfortable, its fine for them to be uncomfortable. Especially if they are introverted. This doesnt mean that they have bad intentions :) Honestly, as an introvert it is intimidating and makes me uncomfortable when i look someone in the eye, doesnt matter if its a family member or a stranger.

Not just individuals, you can control whole groups of people with your eyes. You’d be amazed at how 5 or 6 aggressive people will back down if you look each of them in they eye and just remain calm while their acting out. Insecure people are unnerved by confidence.

@@madelineasmr926 Being a bit insecure in that situation might actually be a good sign of being just normal. Asking someone out IS hard and takes courage and being insecure usually means that they've gathered strength to do something that's unusual and hard for them, while people who's confident probably are asking people out all the time ...which is something to consider depending of what kind of guy you want to go out with.

And drink your orange juice. You deserved it.

7. Return video tapes 8. Obsess about target and plan brutal revenge

Great summary needed in the video description! :)

IGnoTon you made my day

I can almost guarantee he's going to use Howard pots as an alias for hotels. People are going to be like "is RDJ staying here?" He'll probably look at you like "we don't have that name on our list"

Brilliant

@Riki R Z CHOI If you don't say it is, people won't know that

You're not one of those Beatniks are you?

@unknowning unknown *Funny and original*

@unknowning unknown except for the fact that I was serious, it was messed up.

@unknowning unknown meh, I use it to confuse people.

@unknowning unknown incredibly original, never heard anything like it

@unknowning unknown lol that made me laugh though

@Account pending Great to hear. It's so important that I think they should find a way to teach it in school.

@@wolfmaster1557 I have to craft a response. Some UKposts subjects deserve a good response and this subject counts. I'll be back.

@@elsquibbs following

True

please explain this i have anxiety i would love to make disappear

~ Glad you liked the analysis, Michael. :-)

Even the place where he points out the heavy breathing of RDJ

@@Charismaoncommand ey could you match the voice-over volume with the interview volume? or will the video get copyright claimed that way?

Couldn't have said it any better

@@scienceteam9254 Yeah I had to put on my headset to hear the weasel interviewer.

There is nothing wrong with bringing the past of a celebrity up if it helps in finding something relevant to today. However, it is clear that this is not the type of thing to do during a movie promotion interview. Your supposed to talk about the movie. Perhaps bring open questions like: Do you feel anything in your personal life help you play the character, but nothing more.

@@stephanelaliberte1538 yeah, that's another level and more polite way to ask someone something so personal without giving him the feeling he is interrogated by a pushy journalist or just rude guy. Don't forget, Robert is a brilliant comedian, and any comedian is fearless into some level. So to make someone with that background and experience feel ''cornered'' means you crossed the line badly. Merry Christmas and a happy new year!!!!

George Isaak aye, especially when it is negotiated before the interview what the purpose of the interview is. RDJ arrived thinking it was going to be movie promotion questions and it wasn’t, he gave the grace that the youtuber explained, no reason to trust further, and he left.

@@6slade Like any intelligent man would do !!!!!

He's up there with Tom Hanks and sienfeld lmao

OooooOOOF. That’s a *good* one.

That's so passive aggressive it's borderline aggressive and i love it

Keep 666 😀, if it fails, starover with mine !!.

People who lie will tell you what they won't do and then do it. As soon as they do that you know who you're dealing with.

Good line, point taken.

It's classy to be an egomaniac.

Forgive in leave it in God’s Hands, believe in Him with all your heart and He will repay: “Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.” To the contrary, “if your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink; for by so doing you will heap burning coals on his head.” Romans 12:19-21

Guitarded How would his career be ruined?

Nabranes TwistyPuzzler he could’ve gone mad and say mean stuff but idk how it will ruin his career also

The interviewer was a troll, man. That interviewer did the same thing to other actors.

@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 it's clearly baiting. if you can get a man who has a past with drugs and alcohol to get upset, he'll swear and say things he didn't mean to. and to go after the father. shame on that reporter.

@@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 RBJ, Right wing actor in hollywood with a drug problem, daddy issues and a short temper. Interviewer was really reaching

I wonder if some of the psychology from SherlockH acting helped him out here. Then again he must know being a celebrity that click bait is always ready to attack. A really neat person

@@captaincrunch1707 One movie I must see! 🙂

He's an actor. He studies body movements. If a role calls for him to be visibly nervous, he has to know that that means. Actors are great observers of others. All RDJ did was go into director mode and call out his 'actor' for playing the role wrong.

Agree...he has a natural ability for quick replies. Watch the Jimmy Kimmel interview also. He was being a total prick but RDJ handled it great! Total Boss

@@Daeyel Don't call this masterful performance "all he did".