Sloss occupies a niche in the comedy world. In Jigsaw, Sloss asks whether or not romantic love exists and tries to convince his audience that their long-term relationships are inherently doomed. Then he tells the story of his little sister’s death. Throughout the set, Sloss pokes at sensitive subjects like disability and religion. As a tongue-in-cheek reference to criticisms of his style, Sloss named the first special Dark.
Private School Negro is one of the funniest comedy specials on Netflix, but at no point does Bell compromise the message that he’s trying to get across to his audience.ĭaniel Sloss has two comedy specials on Netflix. He highlights racial disparities in America, the struggles of parenting in the Trump era, and people’s tendency to revert to their worst impulses in tough times.īell has a special ability for making his comedy increase the impact of his social commentary. Private School Negro takes on cultural & political issues with as much ferocity as Bell’s CNN series. He put out a comedy special on Netflix back in 2018. Kamau Bell hosts the CNN documentary series United Shades of America. Burnham has repeatedly proven himself to be a master of his genre. While it doesn’t get as “real” as Inside, it’s still an excellent example of deeply personal, self-aware comedy. Burnham manages to combine searing criticism and a deeply personal work of art with nearly non-stop laughs.īurnham’s first Netflix special was Make Happy. The special gets real about the dangers of the internet, income inequality, systemic oppression, and depression. Burnham wrote, filmed, and edited the entire special inside his home during the Covid pandemic. Here are some of the best ones for you to check out tonight.īo Burnham’s new Netflix comedy special, Inside, has been making waves online. Netflix has a bevy of these comedy specials that border on being too real.
One after another, different comedians are getting up on stage and talking about serious issues, often without sacrificing the laughs. In recent years, standup comedians have been playing with people’s perception of how their genre works. Sometimes you laugh so hard you cry, and other times you’re laughing when maybe you should really be crying. By: Gabran Gray ‘Inside’: Laugh at these Netflix comedy specials that are way too real
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