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Good comics and comedy nerds know when something is lame AF – and that self-policing is vital for the craft. Yet those exact same bits are often what kill on social media – heckler vids and bits about race, dating, sex, drugs, ethnic stereotypes, etc. The masses on social media are like the worst kind of club crowd – one that’s dumb, drunk, and only wants to hear lowest common denominator material. Note: I’m not saying you can’t do great bits on those topics (and to be fair, I have jokes about all of the above), but it’s a struggle to find a unique p.o.v. and stay out of hackland when you swim in those waters. When we measure worth by Likes, quality starts to feel irrelevant; we determine success/failure via binary data. A view is just a view, a follow is just a follow, a kiss is just a kiss, a sigh is just a sigh. Maybe that’s just something I gotta wrap my mind around and get over. If you’re trying to do fine dining in a fast food world, that’s your mistake.
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Onstage, an audience gets to know you. They learn who you are and hear a joke like this alongside dozens of other bits. Same in a standup special. Yet on social media, people are seeing this clip randomly, with zero context. They just see some dude with a shaved head prattling on about racialized language. It’s easy to clock the tension but miss the release. Without the nuance of a full set, everything starts to feel more third railish. Watching a whole Don Rickles set makes him seem fun, watching just one of his jokes in isolation makes him seem cruel. I like a little bit of shock value, but when it’s isolated from the rest of my act, I worry about how that can lead toward bad outcomes – especially since the algorithm can be a pipeline from edgy comedy to hate spewers.
My Instagram Reel just went viral (1.3M views). Here's why that sucks.
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Tyler Fischer pulls a killer Bill Burr impression at this year’s Schtick or Treat For the last 10 years, comedians Matt Ruby and Mark Normand have hosted a Halloween-themed comedy show called…
Comedy is a verbal medium. Putting a joke in print fundamentally alters it.
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I’m tired of these thinkpieces about Louis CK/Dave Chappelle jokes (like this or this or this or this) because every time I read one of these things, all I can think is how these authors are perverting standup comedy by transcribing jokes and then attacking them. Comedy is a verbal medium. Putting a joke in print fundamentally alters it.
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Mark Normand and Matt Ruby's "Schtick or Treat" is taping for Audiblt and Seeso next week
Mark Normand and Matt Ruby’s “Schtick or Treat” is taping for Audiblt and Seeso next week
Comedians Mark Normand and Matt Ruby have a great room here in NYC called Hot Soup (it’s Lunch!). They also run a yearly fun show called Schtick or Treat that’s been held in the city for the last 8 years. It’s a fun Halloween show with a fun premise… comedians dress up as their favorite comedians and perform some of their material in character as that comedian. For the show’s 9th year, they’re…
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