Telling The Wrong Joke to your Audience
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As a german I always clench my butt when I hear comedians coming here.
So you don't accident let one off when you're laughing lol
Telling the wrong joke it’s also about the type of audience you’re gonna tell it to
You can punch down in comedy as long as it's done tastefully, intention needs to be defined and it helps to tie in some self deprecation to not take yourself that seriously. There's a fine line between straight up insulting and a joke, and some "comedians" like to throw out insults under the guise of a joke and we can see through it. Ill also say there are definitely some people who can't take a joke whatsoever and that's unfortunate. Dark comedy can actually be therapeutic for me and it takes some of the edge off of life to laugh at the seriousness of it all
I highly agree with all of this, especially the last part.
Absolutely agree ! I have a Disability and the first thing I often do when people are afraid of joking with me, I go for a super dark joke about myself. And then I say : you can go this hard with me, just to break the ice and make the person comfortable with me. I know how people could sound like dark or punching down is bad, but it all depend how you say it the timing, the delivery and obviously context. I find it sad when people get so scared of it or plain mad at it. Or talk on behalf of other people. there is people that can only laugh at others, laugh at themselves but not from others, and some not at all and everything in between ! It depend on each individual !Long lives jokes of all kind!
I will add tho, the amount of people who can't take a joke is HEAVILY overestimated nowadays for some reason, people think cancel culture has become this MASSIVE thing when 99.999% of people won't give a shit if a joke is made clear.
Tom Segura's bit on rare disabilities is a good example, as it had the air of your degen friend jumping into a discord call with you to tell you about a crazy condition he just heard about
This is why Sam Hyde is a comedian
Nightmare fuel thumbnail
Good highlight
2:40 Let the "like"ning begin
Why do I feel like they all the most brosome people together
The thumbnail looks a bit disturbing lol
Regarding the "everyone is Irish" bit, it comes up because Americans are always trying to find something to relate to. From one American to another, we'll ask what city/state you're from and comment how cool that is, or if we have family/roots there, or in the case of Kentucky, show sympathy. Since that doesn't apply across the pond, people will be quick to identify their ancestral roots. Some people have legitimate sounding names (Archibold-England, Reichenbach-German, anything starting with Mc or O'-Irish), but some with a very generic last name will say they are from Ireland because it sounds cool. There is also the factor of confirmation bias where people who think they have an Irish heritage will probably talk to the Irish person in the room
It comes up because Americans are desperate for a culture, something they don't have.
Also Appalachia has a lot of Scots/Irish ancestry.
A large part of comedy is subversion of expectation, saying something people don't expect you to; when it comes to things like dark humour saying something you absolutely shouldn't say under normal circumstances IS the joke, cause the comedian is relying upon you understanding that you shouldn't and that what they are saying is absurd for the joke to work. It also normalizes people and groups rather than putting one on a pedestal or treating another with undue delicacy. Take Donald Glover's skit on allowing everyone to use the N word in normal speech. It should be clear to absolutely everyone listening to him that he doesn't actually think white folk should be able to call each other that word over a disagreement on curtains...
No the large part is delivery.
If your delivery is shit, its not funny
You may get a pity laugh
so u want them to taste trash
That's mad
I found that thumbnail really unnerving, thanks Mudan, I hate it
THIS THUMBNAIL IS CURST
hope the boys tour goes well
Rip Yu-Gi-Oh creator Takahashi
I see no connection with your comment on the video.... |:
The fuck was with the thumbnail
nuts
That thumbnail is not okay
I need to get lunch with joey. Half japanese, half australian, and knows a lot about different cultures and languages. I wish I could learn from him
tbh, Salt Lake City could be just that Mormons worship is pretty separate from other Christian religions that have 'alter boys' so its not as relatable, as well as an aversion to jokes about sexual misconduct in general because for religious people, it's more of a serious thing that needs to be weeded out than a laughing matter.
2:10 was the most fakest laugh by connor 😂
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Man, I'm a transphobic racist and I wanted to be a comedian... This ruined my career...
Based
@@octosquidy4759 no bitches?
Its not the issue of telling "ist" jokes, the goal posts move constantly, something acceptable today will be unacceptable tomorrow
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"Is easy not to punch down"
Well you see Jack in comedy everyone and everything is one the same level so is never a "punching down" situation, because comedy should provoke! It should blast through prejudices, challenge preconceptions! Comedy should always leave you different than when it found you. Sure, humor can hurt, even alienate, but the risk is better than the alternative: a steady diet of innocuous, childproof, flavorless mush! Demand to be challenged, to be offended, to be treated like thinking, reasoning adults!
Hint: If you're punching down and then defend your unfunny jokes by claiming people are just too offended and need to be provoked, you're not a comedian
@@pax6833 I’m punching down? So you think those people are inherently below you?
It's fine if you're also prepared to take criticism and not just scream "cancel" and "muh free speech" in response.
How can you punch down if everyone is on an equal playing field?
@@doyouknowkeplertwentytwob4032 pretending everyone is equal and systemic problems of class and race don't exist doesn't in fact make them not exist. If comedy is such an even playing field then why are there no white people jokes in the states? Why is it that some comedians have to lean so heavily on making fun of marginalized groups? "There is no punching down" has the same ring to it as "I don't see race" and "all lives matter.". Just a way to distract from real problems so the joke teller doesn't have to confront the heavy history behind their "jokes".
2:22 Dude explaining basically why conservative "comedians" aren't funny
same for left wing "comedians" then if your going to be like that.
lol get over yourself
@@Purwapada Pretty much all the biggest comedians are left wing of some kind lol. George Carlin, Jon Stewart, Jerry Seinfeld. Etc. Left wing politics lends itself very well to comedy because left wing politics tends to punch up and people like seeing the rich and powerful humiliated.
@@pax6833 so you think the establishment punches up?
Lmfao, now that's funny, now I see why the left are so funny!
@@Purwapada comedians are "the establishment"? lmao
@@pax6833 yes, now your getting somewhere
"It's really easy to put on a show if you dont make transphobic, racist jokes"
um Jack I would like you to search Dave Chapelle. very successful comedian
It really shows that Jack is not a comedian cause hes thinks punching down is not good for making jokes which is literally a big part of comedy and stand up comedy in the first place
You see that’s where you don’t get Irish humor compare to American. Irish humor is self inflicted and self identity based. Make fun of yourself and people like you.
American humor is basically, fk you, fk you, fk you, fk you, fk me, fk everyone after thinking about it.
The only “true rule” of American comedy is don’t make fun of 9/11 or “make fun of my political party”. But gen mil and z is starting to make those jokes become more of a option so in about five-seven years. No hold bar comedy
Dave chapalle can do such things because
1. He is a veteran comedian with atleast 20 yrs of experience which helps him to understand how far he can take his provocative jokes
2.he is charismatic, he knows how to keep the audience in control
3. Jack is right about not provoking audience because he himself is just getting introduced to comedy and stand up
Comparing him to Dave is nonsensical since that guy, as I said earlier, is a veteran and his audience is used to the kind of comedy he does
Whereas, if an amateur like jack goes up on stage and starts provoking people who have never been exposed to him
It might provoke more people than it should have
And yet for the last year his only carreer has been making fun of trans people. Even people who liked his offensive jokes are getting tired of it now
@@ohav3893 what are you doing you talking about? Show me proof that the only thing he's made jokes about for the last year are cabout trans people
@@ohav3893 Lies, only people offended are the usual supscets who are always offended.
The fucking virtue signaling when Jack spoke about how you can "go and get feedback from your audience" if you are not transphobic or racist was so fucking awful.
Also it is very fucking obvious he is not a comedian, because any joke can offend someone if it hits too close to their life.
A joke about tomatoes will make a tomato farmer who just lost his crops go mad.
A joke about being vegetarian and how "meat is murder" will get people mad in the middle of cowboy country.
A joke about peanut allergies might make the 1 dude in the crowd who is actually allergic go mental.
There's always people who are just ready to be offended by anything.
someone woke up in the wrong side of the bed
cring
Found Dave Chapelle's comment
@@ohav3893 I thought trans people were normal, not delicate little children who need to be protected from mean words.
lmao butthurt conservatives mad that unfunny "jokes" are being called out
"your not transphobic"
yk what, yeah.