Comedy: Stand-Up, Improv, Sketch, Podcasts • Page 814

i agree. i also think it’s fine to just dislike a guy based on the vibe without it having to be anything else

 

I am. Again.

 

in Pittsburgh?

 

Phoenix hehe.

 

I’m going to be out of town, so bummed

 

sorry if its been posted already, but this destroyed me

 

"Goodfellas is my favorite movie. I made all my ex-girlfriends watch it on my laptop computer "

lol

 

Thanks for posting. I've been wanting to see this but am pretty sure it was behind a paywall on Veeps up until now.

 

yeah it was, so good!

 

Melissa Villaseñor announced a bunch of tour dates, my buddy and i got tix to see her in chicago, excited!!

Tour — Melissa Villaseñor

 

Hell yeah. The Den Theatre rocks.

 

I've never been there before! first timer for melissa

 

Coming to Hulu tomorrow

 

finally! my friend and i were literally talking about that movie tonight how we both wanna see it!!

 

Was planning to do an AFE comedy night tonight with my wife and do all 3 of their latest specials (Ian Karmel, Sean Jordan, David Gborie).

 

Not a bad idea. I still need to watch both Sean and David's

 

Phenomenal. I swear that COVID made people not know how to act in public and gave them main character syndrome.

 

The biggest dweebs in the universe are being conditioned into thinking that they’ve been made to be too quiet for too long and now this is their time to stop being polite and start being real aggressively annoying.

 

Hahaha I think she comes out of that the total loser. I also kinda think it’s a plant.

 

I don’t think it’s a plant but I think more comedians should just tell people to shut the fuck up.

 

And bands and anyone that’s talking at the theater during a movie

 

Yeah. Antisocial behavior shouldn’t be permitted or handled with kid gloves. And I think it shouldn’t even be done in a funny way, because those dweebs get the message that their heckling ultimately worked to help the show and create a funny moment.

The problem for me is that traditional “real” standup is inherently an antisocial environment to some degree and kind of a lawless medium with a constant power struggle between the comedians, crowd, rogue crowd members, other comedians, etc. I’ve always been more drawn to alternative and character versions of standup where the audiences are nicer and softer because the power struggle just makes me anxious to watch.

 

The clip is cut, she were doing crowdwork and insinuated the dude and his friend was gay so he quipped something about “dont call me gay just because you don’t have material” and then she screamed in his face lol. I wouldn’t call that “heckling”

shes also part of that legion of skanks crew, right?