Yet even then, Jerry Seinfeld's intense dislike for one unnamed comedian's work goes above and beyond pure comedic preferences, as seen from his fiery criticisms of the comedian on a 2019 episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
Hearing the name of the comedian in question, Seinfeld went on a lengthy tirade about Everett's friend, criticizing his stand-up routine and the comedian's own differences with Seinfeld's comedic style.
"He used to rail against comedians because they weren't as 'wild' and 'dangerous' as he was, because he sucked," Seinfeld continued. "He wasn't funny. And that's why he didn't get anywhere, period."
While the comedian's name is bleeped out in the final edit of the episode, many fans have speculated that the talent in question is Bobcat Goldthwait, based on various context clues and the two comedians' decades-long feud with one another.
"For the ones who are curious, this is about Bobcat Goldthwait," one YouTube account commented in the clip of Seinfeld's tirade. "At the beginning, I thought it was about Dice Clay but after a small search it is clear it is about Bobcat."
"Jesus Jerry, PLEASE tell Bobcat how you REALLY feel!" another user remarked.
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