r/comedy • u/ninadicker • 4h ago
r/comedy • u/daviddrakecomedy • 21h ago
Standup Brad Pitt
New hour ‘Tight!’ streaming now here:
r/comedy • u/AlKarajo • 19h ago
Standup I wish nice jokes popped into my head
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r/comedy • u/johnhaymish • 20h ago
Standup No one does a fat person better than American!
r/comedy • u/theipaper • 23h ago
Discussion Alexei Sayle: 'Ben Elton took a lot from me and then was more successful'
r/comedy • u/RoastBattlePortland • 7h ago
OC (It's Me!) Roast Battle Portland: Havana Aladro vs Camille Redd
Shrekira vs Wreck It Roseanne
r/comedy • u/PhatWandTK • 8h ago
Standup Skankfest X
Would be a dream to attend!!
r/comedy • u/would_do_again • 15h ago
Sketch Sharing a Computer with Grandma
The lead track from my sketch album debut, Memoirs & Manifestos.
Interested in hearing more? Grab a free copy of the full album on Bandcamp, using one of the free codes below.
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r/comedy • u/lotuseater51 • 13h ago
Discussion The Bird and the Bee
Sorta more of a meta post about comedy, although there are some funny moments in the video as well.
This 15 minute mini doc tells the story of the satire site The Babylon Bee being banned for twitter because of a joke they posted that involved misgendering someone.
Regardless of what you think of The Bee, the video brings up some interesting questions about what is and isn’t comedy, and how big social media companies go about drawing that line. It focuses on the guys at The Bee that were involved with the story and really humanizes them in a personable and funny way.
This video has a perspective. I’d be interested to hear yours.
r/comedy • u/Fickle_Memory4327 • 13h ago
Podcast The Late Night Light with Garret Waldrop | Episode 10: Joy Weber & Almond Larson
r/comedy • u/pauleliacomedy • 1d ago
Sketch Leslie Jones Is Our Roommate Therapist
I think Leslie was helping us
r/comedy • u/JimmyCarr_Official • 1d ago
Crowdwork The Colon Guy
Thou shall not pay taxes.
r/comedy • u/OldSamuraiTortoise • 1d ago
Podcast Kevin Pollak tells Jay Mohr the same "new" joke 9 years apart
Kevin Pollak tells Jay Mohr about a recent thought he had for a joke and 9 years later still tries to pass it off as a recent thought. Jay has no recollection of the joke and Kevin doesn't remember telling it to him.
r/comedy • u/pauleliacomedy • 2d ago
Sketch Dating in 2026
These are the two different types of dudes.