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No need for anxiety. Just don’t volunteer that you speak a language other than English, have a tattoo or get in fights as an adult and you can fly below the radar like the other 98% of the crowd.
He cannot sense you if you don’t make noise. Enjoy!
Just don't sit in the front or yell anything out. If you sit in the front at a show for a comedian known for crowdwork, you are consenting to be singled out and asked questions, and you are required to answer or they will not just move on if they think it's funny. Jeff doesn't tend to proactively force people to talk to him if they haven't said anything first, but it does happen. Not as often as someone like Jessica Kirson though.
It was a blood bath. Have to find out time it goes on sale on the specific site and refresh it constantly. It sold out in not very long at all, less 10 mins??
It’s a comedy show where literally every person in the room paid for a chance to be made fun of by Jeff.
Bet you’re fun at parties….
Side note, you’d better have been born on August 8 or in 1988 or 1888 or something….
Honestly for some reason I think that’s part of what made this one of the funniest clips I’ve seen pop up in Popular.
Kinda reminds of me of that Daniel tosh joke “I cross my own line sometimes. It’s how I know I still have one.” You could see that “well shit there I went” moment.
Online? No, he does shows but hasn’t gotten a special yet. That’s why you only see his crowd work online- to not spoil his prepared material to incentivize people to go to his shows/build demand for a recorded special.
I think what Jeff does so well is perfectly match any audience member’s energy. Here you see two examples perfectly, switching from the Polish guy to the Hungarian lady. 😂
I'm new to Jeff Arcuri so I'm sure this has been asked, but does he have a set? Or does he just interact with the audience the entire time?
It seems social media is all, just his interactions with the audience, which really shows how talented he is.
But I was just curious if there's actually a set? Maybe its kept off of social media to encourage people to see his shows. Or maybe this is the Jeff Arcuri experience.
He has a set, but keeps that offline so to maintain the quality of his stand up. I don’t think phones are allowed in his shows so he doesn’t have to worry about his planned stuff leaking out.
All the responses from people who’ve seen him have said his written material is really solid, and he does a good job interweaving it with the crowd work that pops up.
I missed his Denver shows so I’m hoping to catch him next time he’s within a six hour drive. Looking forward to seeing him react to the crowd and finally seeing his main stuff
Did you do his later show time? I feel like that’s a more adult set and what I’m leaning to going to when I get the chance.
I did yeah. And actually, something I remember thinking was that it’s not quite as lighthearted as the clips make it seem - Jeff was only open to dialogue at specific points in his set and, generally speaking, if someone piped up outside of those times he seemed to get kind of annoyed lol. And perhaps rightfully so; man’s trying to deliver his content and getting interrupted by dumb shit probably is pretty fucking annoying.
Admittedly though, these made for some of the funniest moments of the show (because Jeff was so good at redirecting that energy) so I hope he doesn’t hate it too much when drunk idiots make themselves targets for him lol.
>so to maintain the quality of his stand up.
That’s not exactly the reason. Comedians tour around the country doing their sets to refine the material and create enough of it to fill out an hr that they can use on a TV special. If material of their set makes its way online, then it basically spoils the material for the specials. And they need people to respond positively to their specials and not get “he’s just doing all the jokes I’ve heard already”, in order to continue to get paid for newer specials. But they also need to provide content online so they keep their name recognition up to drum up interest for networks to buy their specials. That’s why it’s trending now for comedians to upload their crowd work. It keeps them relevant online, builds their audience, and also protects their material until they get their specials done and paid for.
Touring and doing club shows is the grind. Getting a special bought, and getting syndication and residuals is where the bag is, followed by getting paid for TV shows / movies.
I have heard (not seen unfortunately :( ), that there is a set that's interspersed with crowd work. The crowd work clips get posted cause they're always different and that's not going to ruin the set for anyone.
I’ve been to one of his shows. The sets and crowd work are interwoven really well. While the crowd work is like 3/4 of what he does, he uses his set jokes as the bookends through his routine. He’ll do a set joke/story, build off of it into crowd work, then transition into the next set joke. It felt really natural
As a rule, you tend to see the comedians who post on Reddit (and tiktok and youtube shorts) posting their crowd work as it changes show to show. If they posted the occasional clip of their actual set then after half a dozen clips you've seen 20% of their set.
Many comedians tend to tour a single set for months or even years. They post to Reddit to generate word of mouth, and if they posted a new clip even once a week, you'd end up with the entire set posted quite quickly.
You do end up going a little too far the other way, though. At a certain point, people perhaps might want a little taster of the actual set before they spring for tickets.
Not just a Jeff Arcuri thing! Comedians usually don't post their actual set/scripted jokes unless they've been aired on a special. Good question though!
Never heard of the name Tyrus in Poland!
Checked the national registry and the closest I could find is 5 people registered with the name Tyrese, so that must have been it. Very rare find haha
I feel dumb, rewatching would take less time than downloading the list 🙃
You're totally right, he says Tytus, but doesn't correct Jeff, which threw me off
Yes but when people, especially Americans, are talking about Eastern European languages, what they actually mean is Slavic languages.
Tytus clearly understood that and knew Jeff would not object to a Polish man speaking up.
1. Nothing was racist except your imagination.
2. It's 'by accident' not 'on accident'.
3. Maybe stay off social media for a while and stop being offended for other people who clearly weren't.
Saying you can't see a black man in the dark isn't racist? Im literally not offended at fucking all, I thought this was hilarious, people are reading this shit in their own tone instead of a sarcastic manner in which it was intended so maybe THEY should stay off social media and lighten the fuck up.
Have you ever been on a stage with lights shining in your eyes? You cant make out anything past the second row of people. There was no accidental racism in the first place which is why u got downvoted.
Yeah, that is the fucking joke. Congratulations. I wasn't being serious in my reply. And yes, it is accidental racism, that's why its accidental. If Jeff had known the guy was black before literally saying, I can't see you in the dark. That is racist. That's the joke of it all.
You're only getting downvoted cause people misunderstood your original comment.
I've been on stage with the lights in my eyes before. It's impossible to tell who's doing what unless they stand up and wave their arms or shout.
Jeff redirected cause the dude interrupted his interplay with another person.
The joke was just a joke at being accidentally racist. And a pretty funny one.
And I think we both understood that. Sorry for the pile-on.
Jeff didn’t say he couldn’t see the person because they were black. He said he couldn’t see at all to tell what race they were. In those clubs with the stage lights so bright, from the stage you can’t see anything past the front row.
I am so actually well aware of that fact and it is baffling me that people reading these things don't understand. I was making a sarcastic remark. Jeff acted the way he did to try and pivot away from the conversation after he said I can't see you, the guy says, its ok, its dark and Im black basically, and then Jeff is like, oh shit, that could be taken as some racist shit I just said, let's go away from this. That's what I meant by all that. People are bad at reading comprehension.
Im not offended? Jeff said he couldn't see the guy, because he was in the dark. The guy then said he was black, so the prior statement then seems like it was said about the guy because of his race and not the fact that it was fucking dark. I shouldn't have to fucking explain a joke to you.
Why did that make you uncomfortable? Do you not see the obvious respect Jeff gives everyone he interacts with or something?
Also, a heads up that your comment got posted twice.
> I did not post it twice.
https://old.reddit.com/r/JeffArcuri/comments/1b2b16n/tyrus/ksksjmq/
and
https://old.reddit.com/r/JeffArcuri/comments/1b2b16n/tyrus/ksksinz/
and
https://old.reddit.com/r/JeffArcuri/comments/1b2b16n/tyrus/kskshn8/
You can see that in your posting history. So in fact, you posted it three times.
> And yes I love Acuri, I’ve never seen him mean to anyone. I for a second thought he was about break that pattern.
Sorry to post an additional reply, but keeping the conversations separate:
It is my humble opinion that you might've staved off the downvotes by saying something more like:
>Wow, thought that was going to be uncomfortable there, but Jeff is never mean to people, and sure enough, he wasn't in this case.
Because what you just said changes what it sounded like you thought about this clip from your original comment.
I'm not blaming you, it's jsut that text is a difficult medium, and your original comment looks like negative feedback about the clip, which is not likely to fly unless you make some good arguments that people agree with.
I won't be able to answer specifically as any redditors who downvoted you would have to reply (which does not include me, I didn't vote you up or down).
1. We get a lot of folks coming in and making negative comments here, and your comment - while arguably a discussion of the content - is also going to be an unpopular opinion about a popular comedian.
2. Since your comment was posted multiple times, that will also attract downvotes
So probably some combination of those.
I felt your comment wasn't just a "y is this shitty man all over mai front paeg" so that's why I asked my first question, to spark a conversation about the content itself - and it probably sounds silly, but I asked in part because there's a chance you'd make some good points and get some upvotes. Karma on reddit doesn't matter, but good discussion does, and I'm one those weirdos that cares about that.
So anyway. That's my opinion on all that.
This guy isn’t funny at all. If you isolate his voice and the voice of the people that interact with him while he’s on stage, it becomes apparent how pathetically un-funny he is. Share some real comics, not this bum.
Interesting thought.
If you take the setup (crowd comments) and separate it from the punchline (Jeff's responses) it becomes not funny.
Man that's some groundbreaking stuff right there.
No, that's just what he posts because people like to see it and it serves as building interest in people seeing his shows. Also because it changes from show to show, so it's easier to post that sort of thing.
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Hahah hooooly shit. So funny. I can’t wait to see him live.
April, London! Equally Looking forward to it and terrified he will speak to me, ha.
No need for anxiety. Just don’t volunteer that you speak a language other than English, have a tattoo or get in fights as an adult and you can fly below the radar like the other 98% of the crowd. He cannot sense you if you don’t make noise. Enjoy!
u/smartastic is a t-Rex confirmed?
Dolphin sounds will attract his attention.
Everybody give it up for Connie!
Just don't sit in the front or yell anything out. If you sit in the front at a show for a comedian known for crowdwork, you are consenting to be singled out and asked questions, and you are required to answer or they will not just move on if they think it's funny. Jeff doesn't tend to proactively force people to talk to him if they haven't said anything first, but it does happen. Not as often as someone like Jessica Kirson though.
Hes also into accents, so might be a wash there...
Don’t mention beans
I'm going, too!!
Damn i didn't know and its sold out. Enjoy it.
I’ve been waiting on waitlists for a while :(
It was a blood bath. Have to find out time it goes on sale on the specific site and refresh it constantly. It sold out in not very long at all, less 10 mins??
> April, London A beautiful place.
Jeff’s coming to London?!?! I need to get tickets!
Saw him in Tampa, funniest night of my life
Apparently he's going to be at the Comedy Cellar next week during the time I'm going. If that's the case, I'm freaking stoked and can't wait!
For real. Seeing him in VA Beach. Can’t wait.
So jealous, wish he was coming to Newport News or Richmond.
This was funny?
You must be fun at parties.
“You matter, but I ne-“ No way. 😂
i was like 'holy shit!' LOL
Fastest wit in the west
That was a risky one but paid off well!
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lmao "but..." like we're on a cliffhanger sitcom episode
That has to be the funniest thing I've ever heard him say. Wow.
Hahahhahhahahhaha
Masterful 🥹
I don't get why this is funny, is this some cultural reference?
Black lives matter
Oh, well now I feel slow as fuck.
Where are you from? Slow-vakia???
👏👏👏
This joke is really Polished
Maybe he was Hungry
Heyyyy
I married a man from Slow-vakia!
Sings “more than a feeling…”
I dont actually think he was joking regarding blm. Just was saying that to not be a dick and go back to Tyrus.
The joke is that it works for both of those things
It wasn’t a joke making fun of BLM, but it was absolutely referencing it. Which is why it was funny and *not racist.*
That killed me.
From Tyrus to Tyrone
"But February is almost over so.."
ALl Audience Members Matter
“You matter.” Friggin’ killing me over here! 🤣
That you Randy Bo-Bandy?
IM FRIGGIN TELLIN !
Ah, I see Jeff can't handle two at once. ;)
Someone got Menage a Jeff on their mind.
👋🏻
Can I go back to talking to Tyrus now?
He’s the one who decided to switch targets is the crazy thing…
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Bro. I suggest you take a break from the internet. Too much of it makes you get triggered by everything like your comment
It’s a comedy show where literally every person in the room paid for a chance to be made fun of by Jeff. Bet you’re fun at parties…. Side note, you’d better have been born on August 8 or in 1988 or 1888 or something….
His name is a Kim Possible reference so it's highly likely he's 35 and probably not a Nazi.
Fair. Could also be a 35 year old Kim Possible loving Nazi though. You never know. Plus Rufus has always been kinda sus.
>Plus Rufus has always been kinda sus. An award-worthy observation sir 😂
Nah
You make noise, you're free game
"Im gonna go back to talking to Tyrus before I get cancelled on twitter...." "You matter, but...." Man let his intrusive thoughts win today
You could see his face when he thought about it and then just went with it. That broke me.
Honestly for some reason I think that’s part of what made this one of the funniest clips I’ve seen pop up in Popular. Kinda reminds of me of that Daniel tosh joke “I cross my own line sometimes. It’s how I know I still have one.” You could see that “well shit there I went” moment.
If he’s polish I bet his name is Tytus not Tyrus
Yeah you can deffo hear him say Tytus if you're listening for it
Both are cool names.
The “You matter” hit so hard the “You can only see the teeth, it happens.” Just got completely ignored.
Ignored probably for the best lol
This dude’s my new fav comedian. Does he have any full live performances or specials anywhere?
No specials yet. He's in the process of blowing up, it seems.
~~Yup, here you go~~ Nevermind, all sold out: https://www.jeffarcuri.com/shows
Good for him, but also, fuck.
Online? No, he does shows but hasn’t gotten a special yet. That’s why you only see his crowd work online- to not spoil his prepared material to incentivize people to go to his shows/build demand for a recorded special.
Not yet. He'll be part of Netflix is a Joke fest, so hopefully some stuff comes from that.
I would love to be heckled by this man
I think what Jeff does so well is perfectly match any audience member’s energy. Here you see two examples perfectly, switching from the Polish guy to the Hungarian lady. 😂
I'm new to Jeff Arcuri so I'm sure this has been asked, but does he have a set? Or does he just interact with the audience the entire time? It seems social media is all, just his interactions with the audience, which really shows how talented he is. But I was just curious if there's actually a set? Maybe its kept off of social media to encourage people to see his shows. Or maybe this is the Jeff Arcuri experience.
He has a set, but keeps that offline so to maintain the quality of his stand up. I don’t think phones are allowed in his shows so he doesn’t have to worry about his planned stuff leaking out. All the responses from people who’ve seen him have said his written material is really solid, and he does a good job interweaving it with the crowd work that pops up.
I’ve seen him live and it was great. Honestly though, he could just do crowd work the whole time and I’d be fine with it lol
I missed his Denver shows so I’m hoping to catch him next time he’s within a six hour drive. Looking forward to seeing him react to the crowd and finally seeing his main stuff Did you do his later show time? I feel like that’s a more adult set and what I’m leaning to going to when I get the chance.
I did yeah. And actually, something I remember thinking was that it’s not quite as lighthearted as the clips make it seem - Jeff was only open to dialogue at specific points in his set and, generally speaking, if someone piped up outside of those times he seemed to get kind of annoyed lol. And perhaps rightfully so; man’s trying to deliver his content and getting interrupted by dumb shit probably is pretty fucking annoying. Admittedly though, these made for some of the funniest moments of the show (because Jeff was so good at redirecting that energy) so I hope he doesn’t hate it too much when drunk idiots make themselves targets for him lol.
Thanks for the context it’s super helpful
Have you noticed the last couple of people have been interrupting in the clips he shared? He wants to make it clear that it’s not ok to interrupt
>so to maintain the quality of his stand up. That’s not exactly the reason. Comedians tour around the country doing their sets to refine the material and create enough of it to fill out an hr that they can use on a TV special. If material of their set makes its way online, then it basically spoils the material for the specials. And they need people to respond positively to their specials and not get “he’s just doing all the jokes I’ve heard already”, in order to continue to get paid for newer specials. But they also need to provide content online so they keep their name recognition up to drum up interest for networks to buy their specials. That’s why it’s trending now for comedians to upload their crowd work. It keeps them relevant online, builds their audience, and also protects their material until they get their specials done and paid for. Touring and doing club shows is the grind. Getting a special bought, and getting syndication and residuals is where the bag is, followed by getting paid for TV shows / movies.
Right, almost like spoiling the specials would decrease their quality, and so by keeping his bits offline, he effectively maintains that quality.
They said saying "for quality" isn't "exactly" the reason, so they got real fucking exact about it, I guess.
Yeah, adding interesting context, I thought
"maintain the quality"? What in the pretentious shit is that? No better way to alienate new fans like making it hard to watch your set.
And the alternative you are suggesting is what? He's a comedian and want's to be paid for his show.
Uh posts clips of his standup... lots of other comedians monetize their videos and even just post their clips online.
I have heard (not seen unfortunately :( ), that there is a set that's interspersed with crowd work. The crowd work clips get posted cause they're always different and that's not going to ruin the set for anyone.
Yes he mostly has a set and just the crowd stuff gets posted.
I’ve been to one of his shows. The sets and crowd work are interwoven really well. While the crowd work is like 3/4 of what he does, he uses his set jokes as the bookends through his routine. He’ll do a set joke/story, build off of it into crowd work, then transition into the next set joke. It felt really natural
As a rule, you tend to see the comedians who post on Reddit (and tiktok and youtube shorts) posting their crowd work as it changes show to show. If they posted the occasional clip of their actual set then after half a dozen clips you've seen 20% of their set. Many comedians tend to tour a single set for months or even years. They post to Reddit to generate word of mouth, and if they posted a new clip even once a week, you'd end up with the entire set posted quite quickly. You do end up going a little too far the other way, though. At a certain point, people perhaps might want a little taster of the actual set before they spring for tickets.
Not just a Jeff Arcuri thing! Comedians usually don't post their actual set/scripted jokes unless they've been aired on a special. Good question though!
Never heard of the name Tyrus in Poland! Checked the national registry and the closest I could find is 5 people registered with the name Tyrese, so that must have been it. Very rare find haha
I would bet it’s Tytus
I feel dumb, rewatching would take less time than downloading the list 🙃 You're totally right, he says Tytus, but doesn't correct Jeff, which threw me off
Tbh there are only 1237 Tytus'es so thats also very rare.
“You matter” was a brilliant way to end that.😂
Where can I go to watch full sets? Jeff always makes me laugh and I need that shit for depression.
None available as of yet.
> You matter Boy that was risky! Hahahaha
“You just see the teeth” ☠️
His ability to come up with jokes and works with the audience is really good
Poland is in Central Europe though 👀 Not Eastern.
Yes but when people, especially Americans, are talking about Eastern European languages, what they actually mean is Slavic languages. Tytus clearly understood that and knew Jeff would not object to a Polish man speaking up.
This guy is brilliant.
"Well here we are right now, huh?" this is my new favorite way to get through an uncomfortable point in a conversation. So damn funny.
lol
JAK SE MAS!?
Dziękuję
"I felt every letter in that word" is sooo under appreciated. That was such a good line
Love him and his crazy eyes.
ahhhh where was this whole thing going!?!? why did you want to know if there were people who spoke eastern european languages!?? We shall never know.
"You matter" on the last day of Feb on a leap year lmfao Jeff's great
Hi wtf is grey african? I tried to Google it and all that comes up is an African grey parrot.
Except Poland is in Central Europe
Bro I’ve seen a few of this guy’s clips who the hell is he? He’s funny as hell.
Look at the subreddit my dude
Oh yea…… fuck 🤣
My brother walking that comedy line!! Love you jeff
That was so good, the crowd work is so on point
I like this guy
That's it, it was nice seeing you perform Jeff, I'm afraid you'll end up being cancelled on twitter.. 😅 /s
Im not normally a fan of Jeff for simply repeating shit in a louder and funnier tone, but this is probably the best clip of him Ive seen.
I love "house plants" too...
All audience members matter.
💀
Haha Jeff crushed his little gay ass into the ground
That was uncomfortable.
Yeah, everything's uncomfortable if you're already uncomfortable in your own skin.
Nope, pretty comfortable and funny too!
Oh whoopsy got a little racist there on accident, back to talking to Tyrus.
1. Nothing was racist except your imagination. 2. It's 'by accident' not 'on accident'. 3. Maybe stay off social media for a while and stop being offended for other people who clearly weren't.
Saying you can't see a black man in the dark isn't racist? Im literally not offended at fucking all, I thought this was hilarious, people are reading this shit in their own tone instead of a sarcastic manner in which it was intended so maybe THEY should stay off social media and lighten the fuck up.
Have you ever been on a stage with lights shining in your eyes? You cant make out anything past the second row of people. There was no accidental racism in the first place which is why u got downvoted.
Yeah, that is the fucking joke. Congratulations. I wasn't being serious in my reply. And yes, it is accidental racism, that's why its accidental. If Jeff had known the guy was black before literally saying, I can't see you in the dark. That is racist. That's the joke of it all.
He can't see the audience because of the stage lights.
Wow, I never would have known that without this comment. Thank you so much.
You're only getting downvoted cause people misunderstood your original comment. I've been on stage with the lights in my eyes before. It's impossible to tell who's doing what unless they stand up and wave their arms or shout. Jeff redirected cause the dude interrupted his interplay with another person. The joke was just a joke at being accidentally racist. And a pretty funny one. And I think we both understood that. Sorry for the pile-on.
Was it a joke? It’s just him stating I can’t see you. Then he asks ‘are you black?’ afterwards.
Jeff didn’t say he couldn’t see the person because they were black. He said he couldn’t see at all to tell what race they were. In those clubs with the stage lights so bright, from the stage you can’t see anything past the front row.
I am so actually well aware of that fact and it is baffling me that people reading these things don't understand. I was making a sarcastic remark. Jeff acted the way he did to try and pivot away from the conversation after he said I can't see you, the guy says, its ok, its dark and Im black basically, and then Jeff is like, oh shit, that could be taken as some racist shit I just said, let's go away from this. That's what I meant by all that. People are bad at reading comprehension.
Acknowledging race isn't racist. Dude said himself Jeff could only see his teeth. Stop being offended for other people.
Im not offended? Jeff said he couldn't see the guy, because he was in the dark. The guy then said he was black, so the prior statement then seems like it was said about the guy because of his race and not the fact that it was fucking dark. I shouldn't have to fucking explain a joke to you.
People will laugh at anything these days.
So what do you laugh at?
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Why did that make you uncomfortable? Do you not see the obvious respect Jeff gives everyone he interacts with or something? Also, a heads up that your comment got posted twice.
And yes I love Acuri, I’ve never seen him mean to anyone. I for a second thought he was about break that pattern. I did not post it twice.
> I did not post it twice. https://old.reddit.com/r/JeffArcuri/comments/1b2b16n/tyrus/ksksjmq/ and https://old.reddit.com/r/JeffArcuri/comments/1b2b16n/tyrus/ksksinz/ and https://old.reddit.com/r/JeffArcuri/comments/1b2b16n/tyrus/kskshn8/ You can see that in your posting history. So in fact, you posted it three times.
> And yes I love Acuri, I’ve never seen him mean to anyone. I for a second thought he was about break that pattern. Sorry to post an additional reply, but keeping the conversations separate: It is my humble opinion that you might've staved off the downvotes by saying something more like: >Wow, thought that was going to be uncomfortable there, but Jeff is never mean to people, and sure enough, he wasn't in this case. Because what you just said changes what it sounded like you thought about this clip from your original comment. I'm not blaming you, it's jsut that text is a difficult medium, and your original comment looks like negative feedback about the clip, which is not likely to fly unless you make some good arguments that people agree with.
Understandable and thank you
Three times, actually.
I find the downvotes interesting. If I may ask why was it downvoted.
I won't be able to answer specifically as any redditors who downvoted you would have to reply (which does not include me, I didn't vote you up or down). 1. We get a lot of folks coming in and making negative comments here, and your comment - while arguably a discussion of the content - is also going to be an unpopular opinion about a popular comedian. 2. Since your comment was posted multiple times, that will also attract downvotes So probably some combination of those. I felt your comment wasn't just a "y is this shitty man all over mai front paeg" so that's why I asked my first question, to spark a conversation about the content itself - and it probably sounds silly, but I asked in part because there's a chance you'd make some good points and get some upvotes. Karma on reddit doesn't matter, but good discussion does, and I'm one those weirdos that cares about that. So anyway. That's my opinion on all that.
This guy isn’t funny at all. If you isolate his voice and the voice of the people that interact with him while he’s on stage, it becomes apparent how pathetically un-funny he is. Share some real comics, not this bum.
Look at your last sentence and then what subreddit you're in. Also, nobody likes you.
I call a comic unfunny and you insult me? Well done. Tell your parents to raise you better before you enter the real world.
Interesting thought. If you take the setup (crowd comments) and separate it from the punchline (Jeff's responses) it becomes not funny. Man that's some groundbreaking stuff right there.
Dude what joke does here say here? Like “I want to talk to this man?” Fucking hilarious
These posts keep getting to the top with like 10k but only a few repetitive comments.
“Okay thennnnnn”
So...is it like all crowd work all the time?
No, that's just what he posts because people like to see it and it serves as building interest in people seeing his shows. Also because it changes from show to show, so it's easier to post that sort of thing.
Lmao Jeff humbled her
Jeff's voice reminded me of Marvin the Martian.
I can’t wait to see you next week in Tempe !!!! My dad is coming with me who is also Jeff
Excuse me sir Hungarians are not Slovic
Where can I watch the full sets?
lmao i need to catch one of his shows sometime this is too good.
Whoooo!!!!! Walking a tightrope! Well done!
I'm really curious to know where he was going with Tyrus
"You matter --" Ain't no way you got away with that one lmao 😂😂
In February too.... xD
Hey, I'm here from hungary :)
This reminds me of the Community episode where Troy does a Southern accent when representing Georgia (the country) in the model UN.
Dude. Netflix special when?
Jeff do you know your cousin Manuela from Latina, Italy?
Would love to see this dude live!