My mom showed me a shane gillis video....

[guest]

She's a christian 62 year old trump boomer and was almost crying laughing on her third watch.
I kind of smirked.

What are the implications of this? Why are the worlds colliding?

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[SoloJoeAcousticShow]

Pretty solid for a comedy series in 2023.

Gillis is an adorable looking boy, of course moms like him.
Look at those rosey colored puffy cheeks of his.
It's also why his live audiences are only guys, similiar looking or fatter.

 

[DMAN]

Dude dude dude? Dude? DUDE!!! See, it's an allegory for OUR TIMES!

Bruh... dude... You guys got a new Seth Rogen on your hands.

 

[DMAN]

Would have been A LOT better at the end if Opie was the captain of the air ship, and was the one using his final moments to troll everyone twice.

 

[chiquita banana]

Shane Gillis has never been edgy or funny. I saw him on Rogan. He's mostly known for getting banned from Saturday Night Live. No comedians under 40 have any edge, and for the ones that are over 40 it's mostly in their past. We now have safe, mom-approved faggy comedians like Shane Gillis, Mark Normand, and Theo Vaughn.

 

[DMAN]

Shane Gillis has never been edgy or funny. I saw him on Rogan. He's mostly known for getting banned from Saturday Night Live. No comedians under 40 have any edge, and for the ones that are over 40 it's mostly in their past. We now have safe, mom-approved faggy comedians like Shane Gillis, Mark Normand, and Theo Vaughn.

But he's so relatable because he says dude and bro a lot. Lol!

 

[chiquita banana]

But he's so relatable because he says dude and bro a lot. Lol!

He definitely has a frat-boy vibe about him, but he can't make me laugh because in today's environment everything has to be within safe limits, apparently.

 

[SoloJoeAcousticShow]

I wonder if there's gonna be another comedian that injects back some meanness with a weird gimmick somewhere down the line.

It seems standup is almost cyclical:

1. society gets panicky and pant-twisted in a moral outrage mostly due to war, recession, etc. but blame comedy
2. comedians either keep complaining about said outrage instead being funny (Chapelle et al.) OR
3. they neuter their act (Bob Kelly) and become prop comics (Jim Norton) or just do boilerplate crowd work and observational comedy
4. Comedy dies for a few years, comedy anything becomes horrific and unberable to even consume
5. some disruptive degenerate guy somehow pulls it off, revives comedy completely for a few years
6. comedians jump (back) on the bandwagon of shock and outrage comedy but most of them stink at it
7. society comes to their senses, people rib each other more
8. rinse and repeat

Lenny Bruce - George Carlin - Rodney Dangerfield - Richard Pryor - Sam Kinison - Andrew Dice Clay - Louis CK
I see a lineage there and I think we're right now in step 4, due for step 5 any time.
I should look up some of those zoomer comedians that are coming up.

I thought in the early 2000s surely standup comedy will die because of the internet, but then the post-Rogan/CK boom happened.

I also admit I thought Shane would be IT but then the did the faggy podcast thing everywhere and I quickly lost any hope for him.

 

[Single Action Army]

Does your mom have big tits?

 

[FingerofGod]

I’ll give Shane credit and say that his podcast was one of my favorites for a while. But it’s been terrible the last couple of years. And all of the sketches they did were painful. That whole crew is made up of guys that are too nice to critique each other, so everything they end up doing ends up being shit. They tried way too hard to appeal to the kinds of people that watch Barstool.

 

[DMAN]

I wonder if there's gonna be another comedian that injects back some meanness with a weird gimmick somewhere down the line.

It seems standup is almost cyclical:

1. society gets panicky and pant-twisted in a moral outrage mostly due to war, recession, etc. but blame comedy
2. comedians either keep complaining about said outrage instead being funny (Chapelle et al.) OR
3. they neuter their act (Bob Kelly) and become prop comics (Jim Norton) or just do boilerplate crowd work and observational comedy
4. Comedy dies for a few years, comedy anything becomes horrific and unberable to even consume
5. some disruptive degenerate guy somehow pulls it off, revives comedy completely for a few years
6. comedians jump (back) on the bandwagon of shock and outrage comedy but most of them stink at it
7. society comes to their senses, people rib each other more
8. rinse and repeat

Lenny Bruce - George Carlin - Rodney Dangerfield - Richard Pryor - Sam Kinison - Andrew Dice Clay - Louis CK
I see a lineage there and I think we're right now in step 4, due for step 5 any time.
I should look up some of those zoomer comedians that are coming up.

I thought in the early 2000s surely standup comedy will die because of the internet, but then the post-Rogan/CK boom happened.

I also admit I thought Shane would be IT but then the did the faggy podcast thing everywhere and I quickly lost any hope for him.

Gee... Wonder if any podcast reunion is in the works to do that...?

 

[1073waaf]

I liked Shane for a little while but his shtick got old pretty fast. I turned the new special off after 10 minutes.

 

[alkiefuck2]

Skit was funny, Shane's a weird one. Not quite edgy but also not too gay.
RE: his podcast
He's pulling a Billy Burr, "Dude, this politician is crazy huh?! My dad..." Fuck off, own it or don't.
AUTISM OVERLOAD: They also have this fucking weird infection that I've only heard girls do irl, "Tell, me dude?!", and the voice goes up 10 octaves. It annoys me to no end

 

[RoTheHo69]

She's a christian 62 year old trump boomer and was almost crying laughing on her third watch.
I kind of smirked.

What are the implications of this? Why are the worlds colliding?

Fucking dreck

 

[hikomow633]

Now get her to watch redbar's coverage of shame

 

[EraGodless]

I wonder if there's gonna be another comedian that injects back some meanness with a weird gimmick somewhere down the line.

It seems standup is almost cyclical:

1. society gets panicky and pant-twisted in a moral outrage mostly due to war, recession, etc. but blame comedy
2. comedians either keep complaining about said outrage instead being funny (Chapelle et al.) OR
3. they neuter their act (Bob Kelly) and become prop comics (Jim Norton) or just do boilerplate crowd work and observational comedy
4. Comedy dies for a few years, comedy anything becomes horrific and unberable to even consume
5. some disruptive degenerate guy somehow pulls it off, revives comedy completely for a few years
6. comedians jump (back) on the bandwagon of shock and outrage comedy but most of them stink at it
7. society comes to their senses, people rib each other more
8. rinse and repeat

Lenny Bruce - George Carlin - Rodney Dangerfield - Richard Pryor - Sam Kinison - Andrew Dice Clay - Louis CK
I see a lineage there and I think we're right now in step 4, due for step 5 any time.
I should look up some of those zoomer comedians that are coming up.

I thought in the early 2000s surely standup comedy will die because of the internet, but then the post-Rogan/CK boom happened.

I also admit I thought Shane would be IT but then the did the faggy podcast thing everywhere and I quickly lost any hope for him.

I think Tosh has a bit of edge to him.

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

I think Tosh has a bit of edge to him.

and moreso Beeman

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

She's a christian 62 year old trump boomer and was almost crying laughing on her third watch.
I kind of smirked.

What are the implications of this? Why are the worlds colliding?

"She's gonna fuck someone else, like this year and that fuckin pisses me off a little bit"