Matt Rife, Marlon Wayans, Sam Jay & Tom Segura | Stand-up Comedy Roundtable 

And bless these dudes for keeping us rolling 😅

It’s crazy he has so much insight into being a poor stand up.

@BriannaL0ve13 - Absolutely. 🙌🏿

He suckes

When i saw all of these name my head exploded i said i HAVE to see whats up! Especially Sam I'm proud of her upcoming and can't wait to see how far she goes. Already rubbing elbows with the greats.

"Wounded Marlon is my favorite" lmao

Boy do I have a podcast to recommend you

@@brianbrett7966 well gone elaborate por favor I love a good podcast

@the_savage23 yea my feelings exactly color me disappointed

Its needed too. I think we're going into a transition where comedians r realizing the internet & social media doesn't fcking matter n they should just say what's genuinely funny to them cz as long as a large portion of the crowd they're standing in front of laughs, then who cares abt internet pple

Perfect cast?? There are 600 funnier comedians than these people. At least Sam Jay and Matt Rife…. Like what the fuck? Louis? Dave? Bill Burr? It’s like they went “who do we get from the B team to be on here with Tom and Marlon?”

Will Smith enters the chat..wait, he left. 😂

​@@716tg3he's under the table

Same, 33 now, been watching for 30 years this year, first I watched was prior with my pops. I read the books all the stand ups even the 90s Def jams etc, grew up and spent 3 years working on clubs and doing stand up, then covid hit and comedians took their autonomy back through social media then started their podcasts and yeah, the podcasts was a new medium didn't know comedians would ever be in let alone be the top podcasts.

@@BoinkrNanis That's so cool!! I just turned 32. I'm thinking of trying out stand-up for the first time at an open mic night nearby

@@TheDylls give it a go. If it's open mic don't take it seriously, more than likely there isn't a cover charge that night. Have a shot before going up and take a beer with you. I didn't write jokes for a long time, I just would vent about my day, takes a lot of pressure off. If you're already naturally funny, you'll be fine. I did it every Wednesday for a couple years. I'd have therapy at 4, hope on the bus at 515 to downtown and wouldn't get home until 3 4am. It was great for my PTSD recovery shit. Being genuine and authentic is the best way to go. If you're gonna lie, exaggerate and don't all out lie, without experience the audience will know. The shot and the beer should come with doing a 5 minute set so enjoy. The best part is whether you go on or not you get to hangout with the comedians and be apart of their lives and vice versa. My thing, I'd run my set by the comics before going on or not and I'd tell jokes to the comedians in the back, not directly to the crowd. At first my best friend would sit in the crowd and I'd basically tell him stories. Its super fun, scary and rewarding. Shits difficult to do so after a few months if you've got the hang of it, congrats, you've accomplished something not even Oscar winning actors or NFL super stars could ever do. Peace and love. PS, it also helps if you're a broken person 🤣

@@BoinkrNanis THANK YOU! Where to start? I AM a broken person 😂 (But I have a great wife and an equally great daughter) I've always been known as a "funny guy". When sitting front row, TJ Miller once came off stage to deal with a heckler in the middle of a couple thousand people show. He ended up shaking my hand before getting back on stage while asking me some questions. He then said "SEE?! Now THAT'S a funny guy answer" Also, I feel like I couldn't write a joke to save my life. What I DO have are quite a few funny stories from my life, and I'm "known" to be able to tell them really well. (I've more than once had a request to re-tell a story at a party that the person has heard before) Lemme hit you with an intro to a funny story/bit I'm working on: "One day my dad kicked the shit out of three small dogs at our local park... He's never been a bigger hero to me."

LMAOOO

3 comedians and a person who thinks he's funny walk into the bar.

...and it sucks 🤣

and now my life is complete 😮😂❤

There are five and one is AMAZING

They're all better than him

His acting is very high and tight.

@beepboop42069 only? You know Tom is the biggest touring act in the world, and self made 😂😂

@@jradwellssaying Matt is better than Tom is bonkers.lay off the meth kid.

​@beantown702 you do realize that's not why people hate him right?

Matts had a short successful career, but hes been a comedian since he was a kid, hes been working at it since he was 14, hes had a lot of time to study and got some good mentors like Dave to help him out.

I’m sorry to be that guy but I used to feel that way about certain celebrities also before I got more perspective. Marlon is simply playing into the politics of Hollywood. It’s one of those things you can’t unsee, once you learn enough about the business and the culture between these people, you can tell when they are truly humble or down to earth, or basically speaking from a script in fear of losing their fancy things and adoration. To be clear I generally like Marlon, and think he’s pretty funny sometimes and actually a pretty good actor. If it wasn’t for Keenan and Damon paving the way I don’t think he’d be in the entertainment business at this level anyway and I’m pretty sure he knows that. So he SHOULD be humble and respectful and embracing new talent, but in this round table he’s playing into a role. It’s no coincidence that he brings up every major left wing talking point including Covid and Trans other than to show he plays for the right team.

@@chasedwards9626😂😂😂😂this is some real low key hate 😂😂😂😂

​ @chasedwards9626 how dare he bring up a virus that killed millions of people and effected billions of family/friends who saw their loved ones unexpectedly pass. So left wing of Marlon to talk about his kid who just so happens to be trans. Don't get it twisted--these aren't left wing talking points, he is talking about his life you silly goose.

@@mrsbrownsugarsweetz @doodchillbro I couldn't find the time to waste responding to that. I'm glad you guys had a little 🤣

Half got canceled but yes I’d literally pay money for that

Exactly! I'd love to hear their thoughts on everything that's happened in the last several years! It'd be hysterical!

Great round table.😂

I was thinking that samething

It’s horrible. Matt Rife isn’t funny. And I don’t mean because of controversy. His jokes are just bad.

@@hugboat808 I’d like to see you do better 😭🙄🤷🏻‍♀️

You couldn’t lmfao 🤣

​@@hugboat808I disagree. I think he's got great energy, can handle the mic, and it's irrefutable that he's the new kid on the mainstream block. Whether his comedy is hilarious to you or not is irrelevant. Listen to him during this, he was holding his own in the conversation. I think it was good they had a baby in comedy on the panel, because it helps the conversation.

Dave mentioned Kramer dropping the N bomb at the laugh factory. "I had to decide if I was more black than a comedian. I'm a comedian, ah man, that nigas having a bad set!" Lmfao being a comic is like being in a fraternity, requires only one character trait to get in.

Like, as one, when I go see shows or go do a set somewhere, when the crowd gets up, I don't, neither do any of the comics in the crowd or the venue, we chill till the sun comes up lol hanging out with comics is literally the best shit in the world.

I think the people who have actually put some thought into the recent controversy realise that what he did was likely intentional as well. People think he should pander to his female fans, but what he wants is for people to like him for his comedy, not for his good looks.

I didn't see that as bad on Twitter as on tiktok, there the ladies went hard after him but he took it well.

​@@MomoSimone22 well, his comedy sucks

​@@MomoSimone22what comedy? He's not funny

​@@aquarius-woman5364Aww you mad. 😂

Imagine doing for 10 years and still not be funny

@@aquarius-woman5364 I don’t think he’s funny either but a lot of other people do. He wouldn’t be where he’s at if he wasn’t.

@@AbiV3 He's where he's at because white mediocrity is valued

​@@aquarius-woman5364get over him girl, you're taking it personal

@@annasanz3331 You need to get over the fact that people don't find him funny.

At least he could fit at the table nowadays

And you're bringing him up when he has nothing to do with this whatsoever.

White Chicks is hands down, ill fight a baby, one of the best comedy movies of all time. It was perfect imo. Now, who brought the baby!?

I'd love to see the unedited version

Stick to your podcasting BRENDA. 🫠

Agreed

Well, he is there, so eat it

I noticed that as well. The green and magenta tint is totally different on each camera. Plus Marlon’s angle is overly saturated compared to the rest.

Tom had a crazy gas lighting Peruvian mother, and a laid back Vietnam vet dad, moved around a lot, and he OD'd in college. So those are some major ones,

Matt's dad died when he was a baby and never got to meet him and had to grow up watching others have father figures. Doubt his mom dated through raising him since she was widowed and his dad didn't just leave. Sam grew up black and gay during a time that was the worst possible combination of character traits. Marlon grew up knowing his had to be as good if not better than literally his entire family and that's a fucking ton of pressure when your family name is known before your birth and was the one of three black household names in Hollywood during those times. Yeah, comedians are the same type of person, damaged or broken. Done a lot of stand up and I've NEVER met a comedian that didn't come from some shit. Toms upbringing wasn't his mother, it was being the only boy in a house full of women that would gang up on him daily. I relate more to Tom than anyone else on the dais lol

The joke was for him and his moms, no one else matters.

Exactly!🤣🤣.

Did we not watch Wayans up there?

Put some respect to the Wayans name!

Because he's gaining popularity and becoming a really big comedian