i will put this as plainly as possible for those of you unaware of bill hicks legacy. he was quite simply the greatest stand up comedian in the world and almost certainly in my opinion the greatest that ever lived (his stand up idol being the great richard pryor and whose battles with addiction he paralleled). his death in 1994 went barely noticed in the popular media and coming just weeks after kurt cobain had committed suicide. his tragic death at such a young age eclipses any sense of the injustice that he was criminally ignored during his life and of course. but the harsh truth is clear as day represent nobody has stepped up to claim his mantle. there is not a stand up comedian alive with nearly the skill and invention. the observation is made in the affectionate tribute `it just a ride that stand up comedians often view the job as a stepping stone to richer pursuits  lame movies and morally driven sitcoms and made to occupy  but never enrich  the lives of an unimaginative audience. it everything that bill hicks spoke against. his sermon was always a rallying cry for people think for themselves and to scrutinise authority and to come together as one race. his appeal continues to grow with every passing year since his death. his star will continue to shine long after so many lesser lights have blew out. once you have been exposed to his brilliant and intelligent and but ultimately compassionate output and you will be enriched and rewarded. the man himself was fond to quote dylan represent `to live outside the law you must be honest and he said. bill hicks was honest and beyond that he was the funniest of them all. 
i will put this as plainly as possible for those of you unaware of bill hicks legacy. he was quite simply the greatest stand up comedian in the world and almost certainly in my opinion the greatest that ever lived (his stand up idol being the great richard pryor and whose battles with addiction he paralleled). his death in 1994 went barely noticed in the popular media and coming just weeks after kurt cobain had committed suicide. his tragic death at such a young age eclipses any sense of the injustice that he was criminally ignored during his life and of course. but the harsh truth is clear as day represent nobody has stepped up to claim his mantle. there is not a stand up comedian alive with nearly the skill and invention. the observation is made in the affectionate tribute `it just a ride that stand up comedians often view the job as a stepping stone to richer pursuits  lame movies and morally driven sitcoms and made to occupy  but never enrich  the lives of an unimaginative audience. it everything that bill hicks spoke against. his sermon was always a rallying cry for people think for themselves and to scrutinise authority and to come together as one race. his appeal continues to grow with every passing year since his death. his star will continue to shine long after so many lesser lights have blew out. once you have been exposed to his brilliant and intelligent and but ultimately compassionate output and you will be enriched and rewarded. the man himself was fond to quote dylan represent `to live outside the law you must be honest and he said. bill hicks was honest and beyond that he was the funniest of them all. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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