Videos tagged with Stand-up Comedy

This video features Nikko Ortiz reacting to dark and controversial memes in a 'You Laugh You Go To Hell' challenge. He discusses content filtering on platforms like YouTube and promotes his Kick, Rumble, and Twitch channels for more unfiltered content. The video also includes a personal, controversial anecdote about his dog.

This podcast episode features The Yankee Marshal discussing various firearms, including the Glock 20 10mm and Kimber Eclipse Custom II, and offering opinions on concealed carry choices. He also touches on firearm maintenance, ballistics, and the mechanics of different handgun designs like HK's decocker system and the lack of firing pin blocks in some hammer-fired guns. The discussion extends to broader topics like political commentary, stand-up comedy, and emerging robot technology.

Comedian Kevin Hart visits the Taran Tactical firing range to train for the upcoming movie 'Borderlands'. The video showcases Hart firing firearms and achieving headshots, interspersed with his signature comedic style. The training appears to be preparation for his role in the film adaptation of the popular video game.

This YouTube video's title, "I'm working on my stand-up routine. How am I doing?", indicates content focused on comedy and performance. The description is empty. Given the title, the video is likely about the user's attempts at developing and performing stand-up comedy, seeking feedback on their material and delivery. There is no indication of any firearms-related content.

This video discusses the role of comedians and the nature of humor, arguing against the idea that comedians should prioritize crafting 'good jokes' above all else. It delves into the subjective nature of comedy and suggests that other factors might be more important for comedians, such as their personal voice, storytelling, or the emotional impact of their performance. The content appears to be a critical or analytical discussion about the craft of comedy and the expectations placed upon performers.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features comedian John Crist discussing his rise to fame, his viral videos, and his experiences with cancel culture and the #metoo movement. Crist shares insights into his early career, which focused on Christian audiences and churches, and how his success was impacted by public scrutiny. The conversation delves into themes of faith, hypocrisy, mental health, and personal growth, offering a reflective look at his journey and the broader societal issues he encountered.

This video showcases a comedian taking a significant risk by performing a brand new joke, written that same day, to open a sold-out show at Laffs Comedy Cafe in Tucson, Arizona. The comedian acknowledges the unpredictable nature of trying out fresh material live. Despite the inherent risk, the attempt proved successful. The description also promotes the comedian's podcast, 'Standard Capacity,' available on Spotify and iTunes, and encourages following it on Instagram.