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Sam Morril & Mark Normand - Might Be Drunk

We Might Be Drunk Podcast14 views
Sam Morril and Mark Normand discuss the nuances of comedian mentorship, highlighting the importance of boundaries and giving young comics an 'out' during fan interactions.summaryThey also workshop several new comedy bits, including observations on patriotism, the Ozempic phenomenon, and the intrusive nature of comedians chasing jokes in personal moments.summaryComedian Mentorship: Mark Normand advises that when approached by young comics, established comedians should provide a clear 'out' to respect the fan's time and avoid awkwardness, noting that lack of self-awareness in a takeaway

KT #776 - BRIAN MOSES + DAVE LANDAU

Kill Tony11 views
This episode of Kill Tony features a diverse lineup of comedians sharing personal stories ranging from health transformations and family tragedies to humorous anecdotes about dating and career struggles.summaryThe host, Red, facilitates interviews that highlight the resilience and humor of guests like James Morris, who overcame a broken back and personal losses to start standup at 59, and Chris Waldeck, an autistic comedian whsummaryJames Morris, a 59-year-old first-time comedian, survived a year of significant trauma including breaking six back bones, losing his mother and brother, and his dog, yet transformed his life through weight loss (250lbs ttakeaway

ARI SHAFFIR ON COMEDY BEEF, SOLO TRAVELS, & MORE | Drawn Together No. 26

Oona McCaughan16 views
He critiques the authenticity of modern comedy roasts and shares personal anecdotes about travel, drug use (specifically cocaine and mushrooms), and his views on comedian behavior.summaryComedian 'dirt bag' definition: Ari defines a 'dirt bag' comedian not by wealth or background, but by behavior such as being a sex offender, drug addict, or treating women poorly (e.g., not calling them back).takeaway

Why Earthquake Says Marriage Saved His Life ❤️ | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

SWAY'S UNIVERSE21 views
He argues that comedians must prioritize consistent joke-telling over controversy or past fame, suggesting a 'joke license' renewal system to maintain quality.summaryComedy longevity requires consistent joke production; Earthquake criticizes comedians who rely on controversy or past hits, suggesting they have exceeded their talent limit and use conflict to stay relevant.takeawayThe 'Top 58' rule for touring: A comedian should aim to be in the top 58 acts so they can work every week of the year (52 weeks) by rotating through different markets.takeaway

Chris Tucker, Godfrey, TI Aries Spears, Comedian Double D Speaks Out

BOSS TALK 10113 views
Comedian Double D shares his journey from a poverty-stricken upbringing in Georgia to becoming a successful stand-up comedian, highlighting the critical role of male role models in steering him away from drug dealing.summaryCultural Differences in Roasting: Black comedians typically avoid overly personal attacks (e.g., physical disabilities or family trauma) compared to white comedians who may go 'harder' and darker, as seen in the Flavor FtakeawayName Origin: The stage name 'Double D' was chosen because the comedian's real first name is Dario and he has a speech impediment that causes him to stutter, effectively saying everything twice.takeaway

Ari Shaffir Bombed in Front of a Girl He Liked | Bomb Shelter Ep. 1

Mat Edgar19 views
Comedian Ari Shafir discusses the psychological and physical toll of bombing on stage, sharing specific anecdotes about performing in front of romantic interests and dealing with audience hostility.summaryThe '100 Bombs' Rule: Bobby Lee advised that a comedian isn't 'real' until they have bombed 100 times, emphasizing that early failures are necessary to build callousness and emotional resilience.takeawayTwo Types of Bombs: Comedians distinguish between 'angry bombs' where the audience is offended or hostile (common with dark/edgy material) and 'boredom bombs' where the audience simply loses interest (common with weaker takeaway

DTFH #743 | Brad Williams

Duncan Trussell Family Hour33 views
Comedian Brad Williams discusses his experience headlining the Cirque du Soleil show 'Mad Apple' in Las Vegas, detailing the unique challenges of performing stand-up comedy for non-comedy audiences and navigating the enssummaryThe conversation also covers the realities of parenting as a touring comedian, the importance of therapy, and the specific grind required to succeed in stand-up comedy.summaryPerforming stand-up in a circus environment is significantly harder than traditional comedy clubs because the audience is there for acrobatics, not jokes, requiring the comedian to 'win them over' from scratch without thtakeaway

Rene Vaca Speaks on George Lopez, Ralph Barbosa, Concrete, Danny Trejo + more | Big Comedy Interview

BigBoyTV Plus46 views
Rene Vodka discusses his journey from a landscaper in the San Fernando Valley to a successful comedian, highlighting the critical role of early therapy and family support in navigating trauma.summaryFamily influence on career path: His mother explicitly encouraged him to be a comedian from a young age, and after dropping out of college to pursue comedy full-time, he texted her for validation, receiving immediate suptakeaway“I was there for a year... I realized like man no no one here really knows what they want to do no one knows their purpose nobody knows their Destiny... so I was like man I want to figure it out so every day I woke up liquote

Bill Bellamy ROASTS Shaq For Putting S*** In A Ferrari + Shaq Wants Money From The Lakers $10B Sale

The Big Podcast with Shaq29 views
Bellamy identifies specific emerging comedians with star potential and reflects on his influences and the importance of being 'comedically dextrous' across different cultural demographics.summaryComedians must be 'comedically dextrous' (ambidextrous) to succeed, meaning they must adapt their material for both 'hood' (Black) and 'bougie' (white/mainstream) crowds.takeaway“That does not make you a comedian already because you you got a million followers on the internet. What makes you a great comedian is the practice.”quote

T. Murph Talks Comedy Tour, Jimmy Fallon, Woke with Lamorne Morris & Caroline's On Broadway

SWAY'S UNIVERSE17 views
Comedian T Murph discusses his journey from winning the Sway in the Morning Comedy Search to his current success on SNL and Woke, highlighting the unique challenges of live comedy versus social media fame.summaryMurph also shares insights on navigating the industry as a Black comedian and maintaining creative integrity without relying on cultural clichés.summaryThe 'Unknown' Factor: Unlike musicians who tour proven hits, comedians thrive on the unpredictability of live performance; this is why recording sets is discouraged as it removes the spontaneity that makes comedy effectitakeaway

Three Blind Mikes | Tuesdays with Stories #671 w/ Mark Normand and Joe List

Tuesdays with Stories!2 views
Comedian Mark Norman details his recent hair transplant surgery, describing the grueling recovery process including strict post-op care, travel complications, and the physical discomfort of the procedure.summaryThe conversation also covers Norman's upcoming tour dates, a humorous anecdote about being compared to comedian Chad Daniels, and a discussion on the evolution of medical technology from LASIK to potential future eye drosummaryThe comedy industry has seen a surge in specials, leading to online backlash against comedians who release multiple projects, as illustrated by the feud involving Blind Mike and Nick Mullen.takeaway

Joe List | How to Survive a Comedy Panic Attack | Mike Birbiglia's Working It Out

Mike Birbiglia5 views
Comedian Joe List discusses the intersection of anxiety, sobriety, and professional discipline in comedy, revealing how managing mental health improved his stage presence.summaryHe shares insights on the financial realities of indie filmmaking, the challenges of scheduling family life with another comedian, and the creative process of turning mundane observations into stand-up bits.summaryComedy writing often involves identifying the 'funny' aspect of one's own neuroses, which others find humorous even when the comedian views them as serious or horrifying.takeaway

My first time on Kill Tony, Defending Druski and Remembering Dolly | #Getsome w/ Gary Owen 330

Gary Owen
Gary Owen discusses his recent comedy tour, shares a mindset lesson from Dolly Parton about gratitude, and defends comedian Tony Hedgescliffe against cancellation culture by highlighting the shared struggles and backstagsummaryComedian resilience: Comedians often perform through severe personal trauma (e.g., Owen’s brother’s death and assault) because the stage is a 'safe zone' and 'privilege' to work, distinguishing their professional endurantakeawayTony Hedgescliffe’s background: Hedgescliffe worked as a door guy at The Comedy Store and hosted open mics for years before creating Kill Tony, demonstrating that his success was built on grinding and respect for struggltakeaway

Stavvy Called Us Out | 2 Bears, 1 Cave

YMH Studios2 views
The hosts discuss the recent Guinness World Records achieved by comedians Shane Gillis and Nate Bargatze for attendance, while Bert Kreischer receives recognition for his signature story performance.summaryThe trend of breaking attendance records began with Matt Rife and escalated to comedians paying to remove seats from venues to ensure their records could never be broken.takeawayComedian Stavi Stryker argues that adversity makes comedians funnier and more relatable, suggesting that luxury (private jets, arenas) creates a disconnect from the audience's experience.takeaway