What makes you laugh today? What made you laugh in the past? Surely some stay the same, but what has changed? Also just for clarification, I don’t count childhood only because we all had a childish sense of humor and no 4 year old would understand sketch comedy or stuff that goes over their head. I used to really like Family Guy, Archer and stuff like that. Over time I feel like I got over the “Airplane” style of comedy in which every 3 seconds, there’s a joke. I started to get more into shows that were more quality over quantity in terms of jokes. I started watching Curb Your Enthusiasm and Portlandia and stuff like that. I feel like Tim&Eric, Portlandia Eric Andre and Dr. Steve Brule made my sense of humor so weird lmao. I adore weird characters that seem to live in their own World separate from our own. Just the way they interact with ordinary people and to see how oddly a person can respond to normal situations cracks me up. Also shoutout to “Off The Air” on Adult Swim. I also really love sketch comedies like Wkuk, Chappelle show and Key and Peele, also Monty Python on occasion. What do y’all like? Anything recommendations that transformed your sense of humor?
I don’t think my sense of humour’s changed, I just find it hard to laugh at things that are politically regressive to me now. SNL is a biggie, so is some liberals stand up, used to enjoy them but now they are hard to stomach these days.
I like John Mulaney except for the little lib take every so often.
Do like a good sitcom, I have been OBSESSED with It’s Always Sunny lately
I also love the weirdos, hahaha
Yep! My family was watching old SNL skits on Xmas and we were all laughing and having a good time, then we see an anti-China bit about them cheating in the Olympics(Boo fucking hoo, I really don’t give a fuck) and the whole thing was supposed to be like a mix of Anime and Popeye where the Chinese athlete takes Steroids and pills to mask the steroids on drug tests and then beats everyone else. It was racist and had no real humor besides making fun of China and their people