Funny How: Letters to a Young Comedian
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Math explains why conservative comedy sucks
In this clip, Matthew Broussard explains to Danny Jolles, using math (!), why conservative comedy is worse.
Yes!
Been saying it for a while: The real divide isn't red/blue state. It's living around space vs. living around people.
And t...
Katt Williams predicted the Kevin Hart Roast backlash
Differing perspectives, including an ancient one from Katt, on race and roasts.
Last week, I posted 12 thoughts on the Kevin Hart roast backlash. And I also made a video with some of the same thoughts verbalized aloud:
The clip economy, how to bomb, a Norm doc, and more
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💥 Ed Elson on the clip economy.
12 thoughts on the Kevin Hart roast backlash
Social media and roasts run on opposite incentives. Also: Is George Floyd the Charlie Kirk of the left?
💥 Of course there’s online backlash. Social media loves to ignore context and intention so a comedy roast is its natural enemy.
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