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Same here. I personally love Brian Regan - zero obscenities or offensive stuff.
He's one of my favorites. No cursing, no blatant political jabs. His expressions alone are hilarious!
There was a time when I thought "clean" comedians were boring/wimpy. I'm the opposite now and appreciate comedy without the vulgarity. I watch a lot of random stand up comedy videos on Youtube, and the moment the F-bombs start dropping, I'm out.
Dry Bar based out of Provo, Utah, has a "clean" policy and most of the comedians that play there are really good.
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He's one of my favorites. No cursing, no blatant political jabs. His expressions alone are hilarious!
There was a time when I thought "clean" comedians were boring/wimpy. I'm the opposite now and appreciate comedy without the vulgarity. I watch a lot of random stand up comedy videos on Youtube, and the moment the F-bombs start dropping, I'm out.
Dry Bar based out of Provo, Utah, has a "clean" policy and most of the comedians that play there are really good.
Most of them. They either try so hard watching them is torture or they assume a true sense of wit and a string of F-bombs/potty talk possess equal merit.
This +1. A lot of them seem to think sexually explicit jokes are hilarious simply for being sexually explicit. Most of the jokes told by female comics would get a man fired if he told that same joke at work.
I understand why; I was a teenager at one time too and thought potty jokes and sex jokes were the bomb. Then I grew up.
This +1. A lot of them seem to think sexually explicit jokes are hilarious simply for being sexually explicit. Most of the jokes told by female comics would get a man fired if he told that same joke at work.
I understand why; I was a teenager at one time too and thought potty jokes and sex jokes were the bomb. Then I grew up.
...And half the jokes men tell would get them fired at work. And 80% of the behavior on TV shows could get you fired at work. That's not the point. Jim Gaffigan is mostly a clean comic and I wouldn't say some of his bits at work either.
Jerry Seinfeld, as an example, isn't super super funny to me. I like his comedy, I appreciate why other people like it, but it isn't my favorite in the world. His comedy worked into sitcom format is hilarious. I really like "Comedians in Cars." His Netflix special? Eh. Funny. Not side splitting.
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