Comedians are often pigeonholed based on their political jokes, but sometimes the jokes are just a reflection of a larger societal issue.
In stand-up comedy, there's a lot of acting required to make the jokes work. The performer must react to the audience and their fellow comedians, creating a unique and dynamic show each time.
An older man learns about social media through his kids and witnesses the shift from pranks to vlogs, despite initial skepticism.
The speaker talks about how he was inspired by vloggers editing cool videos to represent their lives in a fun way and how it led him to become the promo king in the world of comedy, inspiring other comedians to market themselves better.
Great comedy should be a little unsettling and serious about itself, with an element of danger and surprise. Those who can surprise an audience with the unexpected will be the ones who truly make them laugh.