2 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

black is awesome in small does. bert kreischer is my favorite out there right now along with tom segura and seb maniscalco. 

Love, love, love Tom. Sebastian too. I'm more lukewarm on Bert, but the guy that is a rising up and comer who I can't get enough of is Nate Bargatze. Check him out, he's got a couple specials on Netflix and Amazon prime that are good.

On 3/7/2022 at 12:26 AM, iladelphxx said:

Another thing that annoys me.... 

I honestly can't stand any of these foreigners who come here, get a TV show where they're paid millions of dollars and then crap all over us. 

Trevor Noah, John Oliver, Samantha Bee, Jim Jeffries, James Corden... 

It just rubs me the wrong way 

 

If they're a longtime resident of the U.S., then I don't see the problem and, in fact, can appreciate that their perspective is drawn from a wider experience. Generally speaking, if you're tuning into a comedy show and are taking the jokes personally, then comedy probably isn't for you. The right loves to chide the left for cancel culture, and rightfully so, especially when it comes to comedy. It cuts both ways, though.

The real loss was the Colbert Report, but I'm not sure it would even work anymore. The right is so completely unhinged and dangerously batshit that it's hard to even make it funny.

2 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Love, love, love Tom. Sebastian too. I'm more lukewarm on Bert, but the guy that is a rising up and comer who I can't get enough of is Nate Bargatze. Check him out, he's got a couple specials on Netflix and Amazon prime that are good.

If into Seinfeld type comedy then you would like Mark Normand. 

Dan Soder, Ari Shaffir, Tim Dillon, Diaz, Andrew Santino, Duncan Trussell are some other names. I like darker comedy that pushes the boundaries more than they should though. 

Dave Attell will also never get enough credit for being an elite comic. 

 

15 minutes ago, EaglesRocker97 said:

 

If they're a longtime resident of the U.S., then I don't see the problem and, in fact, can appreciate that their perspective is drawn from a wider experience. Generally speaking, if you're tuning into a comedy show and are taking the jokes personally, then comedy probably isn't for you. The right loves to chide the left for cancel culture, and rightfully so, especially when it comes to comedy. It cuts both ways, though.

man, if we only had the right as an american to not watch things that we don't like, he may not get so upset.  

 

8 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

If into Seinfeld type comedy then you would like Mark Normand. 

Dan Soder, Ari Shaffir, Tim Dillon, Diaz, Andrew Santino, Duncan Trussell are some other names. I like darker comedy that pushes the boundaries more than they should though. 

Dave Attell will also never get enough credit for being an elite comic. 

 

attell is awesome. bumping mics was a great show with jeff ross. 

15 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

If into Seinfeld type comedy then you would like Mark Normand. 

Dan Soder, Ari Shaffir, Tim Dillon, Diaz, Andrew Santino, Duncan Trussell are some other names. I like darker comedy that pushes the boundaries more than they should though. 

Dave Attell will also never get enough credit for being an elite comic. 

 

I generally like Normand. His infamous tv spot on that Cleveland morning news show was hilarious. 

Soder is ok, not a big fan of Shaffir's style, don't really like Dillon, and Diaz is just the cliche lazy hack that isn't funny at all to me. Santino is the ginger right? I kinda like him but need to see a bit more of his stuff.

And yeah, Attell is great, always liked him, his bumping mics special with Ross is just plain old good fun.

1 hour ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

attell is awesome. bumping mics was a great show with jeff ross. 

A surprisingly nice and accommodating (to his fans at least) individual.  Schmoopie and I met him after a show back when we lived in Denver.

 

His roasts were far superior to the stand up he did.

Anthony Jeselnik and Jim Jefferies are probably my two favorites going right now. I just caught Jo Koy in Atlantic City a couple weeks ago an his new stuff was really good.

11 minutes ago, Boogyman said:

Anthony Jeselnik and Jim Jefferies are probably my two favorites going right now. I just caught Jo Koy in Atlantic City a couple weeks ago an his new stuff was really good.

I like Jeffries for the most part, but Jeselnik is like Kriescher in that they have comedic styles that I should really enjoy, but just don't find myself laughing all that much when I watch their sets. Jo Koy is okay too in small doses. He did a mock infomercial for Filipino Tupperware that is pretty funny.

47 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

I like Jeffries for the most part, but Jeselnik is like Kriescher in that they have comedic styles that I should really enjoy, but just don't find myself laughing all that much when I watch their sets. Jo Koy is okay too in small doses. He did a mock infomercial for Filipino Tupperware that is pretty funny.

Bert is comedian that is better in podcasts than he is with his stand up. 

 

 

 

Comedian has gotten watered down these last few years with every no body getting a Netflix/Amazon special because they are so cheap to produce 

1 minute ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Bert is comedian that is better in podcasts than he is with his stand up. 

 

 

 

Comedian has gotten watered down these last few years with every no body getting a Netflix/Amazon special because they are so cheap to produce 

Eh, even on 2B1C, I still find myself laughing more so at the stuff Tom says than what Bert says.

55 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

I like Jeffries for the most part, but Jeselnik is like Kriescher in that they have comedic styles that I should really enjoy, but just don't find myself laughing all that much when I watch their sets. Jo Koy is okay too in small doses. He did a mock infomercial for Filipino Tupperware that is pretty funny.

I just like dark humor, and I also like the over the top fake arrogance that Jeselnik portrays. He is also excellent in roasts and really good with hecklers and on the spot comedy.

 

Also a big Bo Burnham fan. Normally the musical stuff does nothing for me, but he has his own style. And he is also really funny with on the spot stuff.

1 minute ago, Boogyman said:

I just like dark humor, and I also like the over the top fake arrogance that Jeselnik portrays. He is also excellent in roasts and really good with hecklers and on the spot comedy.

 

Also a big Bo Burnham fan. Normally the musical stuff does nothing for me, but he has his own style. And he is also really funny with on the spot stuff.

Jeselnik and his cadence is great. Love his style. 

To me the best young comedian is Andrew Schultz. He doesn't shy away from any topic and his crowd work is next level. Saw him live last fall and he didn't disappoint. 

3 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Jeselnik and his cadence is great. Love his style. 

To me the best young comedian is Andrew Schultz. He doesn't shy away from any topic and his crowd work is next level. Saw him live last fall and he didn't disappoint. 

i couldnt remember this guy's name. my son told me about him so i checked him out on youtube. funny AF

Spoiler

 

 

 

 

classic bit from him

1 minute ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Jeselnik and his cadence is great. Love his style. 

To me the best young comedian is Andrew Schultz. He doesn't shy away from any topic and his crowd work is next level. Saw him live last fall and he didn't disappoint. 

I'll check him out. 

 

Yeah, one of the things about Jeselnik is his the way his jokes all do a 180 and his delivery is very unique. Very different from everyone else.

1 minute ago, Boogyman said:

I'll check him out. 

 

Yeah, one of the things about Jeselnik is his the way his jokes all do a 180 and his delivery is very unique. Very different from everyone else.

He has put his latest stand up on YouTube and it's a collection of his crowd work. 

35 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Jeselnik and his cadence is great. Love his style. 

To me the best young comedian is Andrew Schultz. He doesn't shy away from any topic and his crowd work is next level. Saw him live last fall and he didn't disappoint. 

Schultz is another comic who capitalized on his Guy Code fame like Beyer and DiStefano. He might be decent in a few years but I prefer more of the seasoned guys in the meantime.

9 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Schultz is another comic who capitalized on his Guy Code fame like Beyer and DiStefano. He might be decent in a few years but I prefer more of the seasoned guys in the meantime.

I have no idea what Guy Code is and Andrew has been doing comedy for 10 plus years now which is about the time you make it or break it. Dude is killer comedian, I laugh, and that is all I care about. 

26 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

I have no idea what Guy Code is and Andrew has been doing comedy for 10 plus years now which is about the time you make it or break it. Dude is killer comedian, I laugh, and that is all I care about. 

It was an MTV show that was popular about 10 years ago and became sort of a stepping stone for a decent number of young comedians at the time. They would then go on tour using that as their hook "Come see Chris DiStefano from MTV's Guy Code tonight at the comedy cellar." Segura has talked about it with other comedians on his YMH podcast a couple times.

There was also girl code that did the same for female comedians.

😯

 

 

11 minutes ago, iladelphxx said:

😯

 

 

Is he trying to be funny? Just horrible 

Seems like I've seen some funny clips from him. I don't have time to watch the show though. 

Noah = turd

1 hour ago, greenskeeper said:

Noah = turd

Weird, I had you pegged as a big Noah fan.