You definitely have to be a huge fan of the comedian to allow them to roast you alive and still say thank you at the end haha. With Matt, he just gotta wink at me and show me them dimples, and I'll let him roast my life 😂
Here’s my theory about why people feel so free to share. He’s so good with hecklers. Hecklers want to screw up sets. They aren’t interested in just having a good time unless they’re the reason for it. Rife knows that and his way of dealing with them is to make them his set. He can be comedic but has a likable personality to where he can develop a rapport where the heckler thinks they won. They think they “won.” So, he just asks questions and they answer. However, they end up giving him material. I saw a clip where some dude tried to heckle him but pretty much ended up revealing that he was there with a woman who wasn’t his significant other.
Good theory. But the real reason is that its part of one of his bits “what are your red flags in relationships? He asks the audience and they bravely participate.
@@gabrielmendoza3047 Also his set is mostly about his self discovery and struggles in relationships, so that adds a great deal to it. He is the first one sharing.
You should react to more of his stand up he's hilarious. It's funny you had the thought about why people feel so open to divulging personal information to him. I've been to several comedy shows and it didn't cross my mind watching him that it wasn't that common lol
when you're that handsome shy is just not a word in your vocabulary...the boost in confidence from knowing that everyone thinks you're so damn beautiful definitely helps feeling comfortable in front of a crowd.
I listened to him give an interview where he said that a couple of times in his shows, between bits, he leaves opening for crowd work. Those are the times he has fun, and there is a lot of back and forth and it ends well. But, sometimes people don't know to wait, they interrupt the set, and throw off the flow. Those are the people that he roasts mercilessly. He gives them chances to wait, but most of the time, they are so excited to have his attention, that they just keep going.
I work in customer service and we had a ton of jeeps come through and not only do they have a wave amongst them, they also duck each other meaning they buy rubber ducks that say you've been ducked and they say you have been ducked!
Don’t know if you know it but some jeeps have a hidden animal somewhereon the jeep, he is very well known for his crowd work, you should watch more of them. He’s very quick witted. He is funny and it’s like a badge of honor if he roast you.
I really enjoy Matt, hes a funny dude. I wouldnt say you need to do a react about it but look up what Matt looked like when he was on Wild n Out, he has come a long way in the looks department. And about the people just telling it all for anyone to hear, if you notice, most of the time its drunk single women. They want to talk to the stud as long as possible and hope to catch his eye while doing so.
I think maybe a lot of these people go to his show BECAUSE of the crowd work, and at the very least they know what they're getting into for the most part. I'm new his material but that's the vibe I get. He's got a whole special of nothing but crowd work called Walking Red Flags ( based on a bit he was well known for where he would tell funny red flags that he has in dating, then have the ladies in the audience yell out some of their red flags and improv off of it)
He has tweeted asking women to stop getting too drunk to the point where they are annoying and ruining the show. He's very talented, especially with crowd work. If this good in his 20s, he'll be amazing when older with decades of experience.
I've never seen a straight male comic whose audience is predominantly young women. I watched his crowd work special and a bunch of his clips of crowd work, and it's ALWAYS women and quite often...drunk ones. He's even mentioned it before that he's tired of doing the "red flags" routine, because it's all his female audience members want to hear and he can't even get into his actual jokes. I think he's retiring it. He's talented, but it's kinda weird that women show up to his show because he's hot and talks to them, but you'd never in a million years see a guy go to comedy show because the female comic was hot. If she's not funny, people aren't going.. There's millions of hot girls who try to get into comedy, but have no talent.
@@willvr4 He's funny as hell, talented, quick-witted and hot so why wouldn't women go? That's not weird. That's BS that men wouldn't go to see a hot women, even if she was mute. There are also many very talented female comediennes killing it and building successful careers. To think there's not is inaccurate and a weird mentality.
@@betsybabf748 I'm a huge comedy fan, I'd never pay tickets to see anyone just based on their looks. Give me one example of a hot female comic who sells tickets to a mainly male audience? You can't name one. The only 2 I can think of is Ali Wong and Eliza Schlesinger, and even their audience is pretty mixed.
To the question of why these women get so valuable to Matt during his shows .... I legitimately think they are trying to shoot their shot. Matt is a good looking dude and they trying to smash.....this is them flirting. And then he roasts them for it.
Hey, to answer your question about what is it that makes these people willing to open up and lay it all out there... I think it's two main factors; 1st is that these days, quite a lot of comedy acts are interactive and involve speaking to audience members so a lot of people (especially the ones who're fans of his and know he frequently interacts with the audience) go expecting the possibility of being asked questions and are ready to talk - Though they probably don't expect to be SO open and to give such honest details... Which brings me to: 2nd is his charisma, charm & face... His face is handsome enough to be disarming, bit the softness from his lips & eyes makes it seem warm and friendly rather than cold, sharp & intimidating as many handsome faces tend to come across... Combine that with his charm, his charisma and the way he leads the conversation results in them opening up more and more - Notice that often their answers start out simple and maybe a bit funny/joking (or at least trying to⁶ be funny), but as he and his charisma draw them out, their answers start getting longer, more straight forward, more honest/open & less 'funny'/joking - Which enables him to make jokes that are actually funny instead of the weak joke the audience member often tries to make out of their initial answers... Did that make sense? Sorry, I tend to rant and ramble, which often leads to it becoming more and more convoluted and making less & less sense, I hope you could still understand my point. In any event, those are the the two reasons I believe people end up opening up so much during the audience-participation type parts of the shows.
The day when one can open themselves up for embarrassment and laugh about it... is the day one becomes more of an honest, and in general better person.
Look up some stuff when he was younger. He was really skinny and had tiny teeth with a space between his front teeth. He is not lieing when he says how homely he used to be. He buffed up and had his teeth fixed. And he is good looking now. Thats what money and the gym will do for you.😊
@@erickgutierrez7155 It was written exactly how it was meant to be. Thise that know what it means. Understand completely. The Jeep brand was acquired by Chrysler. They were originally an American Motors product. Purpose built for off road. A light 4x4 military vehicle. Then they became available to the public. Still built for off. Then Chrysler took over and they aren’t the same. They’re a Chrysler.
@@91GT347 Yeah, I'm sure it was meant to be written like that, that's part of the reason it was funny to me. And I wasn't talking about the meaning of the comment or the history of the brand, but the horrible grammar, spelling and punctuation.
Matt is very funny, and his humor is with the crowd, and about them so we can see the humor in the things we do and say. And a lot of them getting loose on alcohol and thinkin that they can get him too. But he always tells them its all in fun and he is happy they came. You should go to one of his show and ask him something and see if he can find something funny about what you say. Learn to laugh at yourself like you laugh at others. we all say and do silly things, and sometimes we dont see it till its pointed out to us. Its all about learning to laugh and love one another and enjoy the short time we have.
He does a segment called red flags. Things that tell you this is probably not the right person for you. Then he opens up to women what their red flags are. He also tells personal stories about himself. So the audience has a a bit of repertoire with him
Individually, they feel included. He gets them to open up and the new material just spills out. You said yourself being in that position kind of scares you but a lot of people love it, obviously.
Jeep drivers wave, motorcycle riders wave, and Corvette drivers will flash their lights at each other. However, if the motorcyclist is on a Harley, they will only give the wave to other Harley riders. They ignore all other bikes. Even if the other rider is on a bike worth three times as much as the hog they're on.
Like it's all in good fun if the comic points you out but just sit in the back if you don't want to get pointed out they usually go for the ones sitting up front but it's stupid to antagonize them they're paid professionals it will not end well if you're heckling them
Hey first time watching one of your videos I’m a huge fan of Matt Rice! I think the people steal all their business to him like that one because he’s known for his crowd work that’s kind of where his best comedy comes from this is straight crowd work from what I understand about him I’ve never seen him in concert because he’s always sold out immediately when he post a new tour date but like you said he’s also really really gorgeous he also uses that fact and his comedy that he looks like a “fuck boy“ and he’s constantly getting in on I think these people want his attention they want to be messed with and be a part of the joke because he is famous for his crowd work and it’s kind of fun for a lot of people to be in on the butt of the joke because he’s giving him the attention that they wantFrom him even if he’s just sitting there making fun of them the whole time
I love Matt and I watched this just to hear you say how beautiful he is...he is absolutely hilarious and does a routine about when we went from ugly duckling to HOT
Secrets about going to comedy clubs. Never give the comedian the truth on any questions that you are asked. BS them, that way, you really can’t be offended. Plus the jokes on them. BS is the perfect way for you to get the last laugh.🤪🤫😂
I think it is like a strip show for women, Magic Mike style. They go to have fun and let loose. Matt goes with the crowd saying this outrages stuff and all are having fun.
The girl in the beginning definitely has some insecurity issues. She asked him to tell her she’s pretty or whatever and then as soon as he said something like that, she questioned him. 😂
