Just finished his new comedy special. He goes all in on Michael Jackson, metoo movement, LBGTQ community just in the first 15 minutes. He doesn't have anyone to answer to and you can tell.
I laughed my ass off the entire special, I feel like this one was a notch or two better than the previous special he had. This was classic Dave, and I know people are gonna hate on him lol. [Reply]
Originally Posted by WhawhaWhat:
Just finished his new comedy special. He goes all in on Michael Jackson, metoo movement, LBGTQ community just in the first 15 minutes. He doesn't have anyone to answer to and you can tell.
Great special.
Sounds like someone is sure to be offended. [Reply]
First of all the man was clearly trying to offend anyone and everyone who was a sensitive pussy. It worked. I read about 20 articles within a week about how problematic it was. The Twitterati had a little tantrum. He tried to offend everyone, but really only one group of people started the typical crying about jokes. [Reply]
I watched it less than 24 hours after it was released for free on one of my sites. Laughed pretty damn hard for nearly all of it.
He is probably today's best story-telling comic and his ability to hold off on the punch line until he thinks the audience is right at the edge of their seats in anticipation is incredible. He has such a great cadence to his joke telling. Trying to even think of anyone who does it better. He just runs at HIS pace and doesn't speed up or front run his jokes before the audience is ready.
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Man, I was expecting much worse given the backlash, but I guess that highlights how sensitive the current environment is. I recently re-watched Delirious and the first couple minutes of that would explode the news cycle if released today.
S&S was highly enjoyable and I got some good laughs, but didn't think it was his best material. Seemed to come from a place of frustration rather than organic humor. I do appreciate how smart his jokes can be though, like the analogy of driving the car.
The Juicy Smolliet bit had me rolling though. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KCUnited:
Man, I was expecting much worse given the backlash, but I guess that highlights how sensitive the current environment is. I recently re-watched Delirious and the first couple minutes of that would explode the news cycle if released today.
S&S was highly enjoyable and I got some good laughs, but didn't think it was his best material. Seemed to come from a place of frustration rather than organic humor. I do appreciate how smart his jokes can be though, like the analogy of driving the car.
The Juicy Smolliet bit had me rolling though.
Yeah, I was expecting a lot worse. A lot of Dave's jokes typically fall flat for me, historically. But I recognize his creativity and how technically good he is.
This one was more universally funny to me than a lot of his other stuff.
The deal about the the comedy central censorship was an example of how fucking good he is. If you read a transcript of the words it is really not funny. Fairly profound, but not funny.
Spoiler!
Why Can I say nigger but not faggot.
You're not a faggot.
I'm not a nigger.
But his execution was impeccable. Goddamned hilarious. [Reply]
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