women aren't funny 

it must be linked to the male sex organ. everyone keeps laughing at mine

9:30-9:39 "Women are sadly predictable." In what universe? And how can I get to that universe?

The person in the second video scares the living crap out of me

"Men need to grow a thicker skin" Is she telling men to... man up? IS THAT TOXIC MASCULINITY?

That British woman sounds like she's talking at gunpoint.

I'm pretty sure the second woman made one bad joke that no one laughed at, and went into her basement to make that video.

"If someone is trying to make you laugh, laugh" - Remember that kids, when you finally get a serious job and have to get along with your coworkers.

"Humor comes from a really dark place; a place women really don't live in that often." -she says as the darkness emanating from her swallows my soul and snuffs the light out of every star in the universe.

Humor is stored in the balls

"feminist thought of the week, they think once a week" that's pretty funny XD

"They think once a week" THAT was a funny comeback.

This, like a lot of other situations, isn’t a gender thing. It’s a personality thing

It's because women don't have the dank meme gene d00d

"It's not that women aren't aggressive, they just hide their agression." Well ma'am, you are failing on that front... you look scary.

That second video, she looks like a Sith Lord who’s asking for the manager of the rebellion

I think women can be funny, but sadly, are overlooked due to the female “comedians” that get offended at their own jokes. For example: *Amy Schumer*

You could tell that the first girl was the know it all in class that's y she was like "The one guy is class stopping everyone from learning"

- Feminist thought of the week. They think once per week! - Well you just proved women are funny

Dark humor is a lot like food some people don't get it

4:32 “the inability to shut up when everyone wants to learn” This the girl that reminded the teacher for the homework smhhh

People are funny, not genders. #BreakingNews

what did we learn today kids lele pons isn’t funny

" *Be Nice, Ya Fucks* " should definitely be a bumper sticker 😁😆😆

Shoe0nhead: “Preparing your body for cringe when someone is on stage or on a mic is not internalized misogyny,-“ Me: it’s Amy Schumer.

Shoe must not be a woman, because i think she is really funny.

"I computered the internet" I'm gonna have to use that in a conversation

"Shoe" is the only whaman that can be allowed to be funny in this patriarchy.

2:23-2:29 "This is the worst case of internalized misogyny I've seen in years! Stand back!" I don't know why this scene cracks me up so much! What's wrong with me? lol

the woman with the glasses looks like she's seconds away from suddenly killing her computer.. so intense and creepy 😨😨😨

some women are funny, some aren’t, that’s just how life works

Women can't make Dad jokes cause they can't be Dads so my job is done here.

Women CAN be funny af, some of my female friends make me cry of laughter sometimes... they just suck at stand up and i dont know why. *shrugs

"i computered the internet" that phrase made it worth watching this

I find many women not funny. I also find many men not funny. The last few years I've tried to point out the reason why i dislike women comedians just because I hadn't really thought WHY I didn't like them. The women comedians I find not funny I wouldn't find funny even if they were men. If you are not funny, you are not fucking funny.

My mom just said amy Schumer is hilarious... how do I put myself up for adoption? Edit: wow thanks for the 3k likes. Well really I should thank my mom but she's in her room laughing at the pigs next door...

Here's a thought: Boys grow up teasing each other, pushing each others' limits and growing thicker skin so when they grow up this means that they can handle sarcasm better (which is what most comedy builds on). This behaviour is biological, it's like lion cubs wrestling, but with words.

Feminist thought of the week: They think once a week Lmao.

Regardless of the whole men vs women thing can we all agree that 'politically correct' comedy is the most boring cringe-worthy unfunny shit out there? Amirite?

Being funny depends on the personality Not gender

“Thought of the week? They think once a week?” That’s funny.

''men fear rejection'' we are born in it..we are molded by it!!

Women aren’t funny Shoeonhead *exists* Einstein: actually no

The class clown in my class was a very chill and nice dude that everyone liked and he talked to even the weird kids. He wasn't good looking but crazy funny so even girls liked him... He wasn't arrogant. I miss that dude.

June, you're one of the funniest individuals on the platform. Not funny among women, funny among people. It's just that simple

As an oven i feel oppressed, I have had way too many people "cat calling" me and calling me "hot" i find it very abusive :(

"Oh yeah I know that feeling because vagina" is now the best shoe quote ever.

1:50 "Women are almost afraid to be funny." They should be. I can't tell you how many times I, and so many other members of the Patriarchy club have beaten a woman senseless because she made me laugh. HOW DARE YOU MAKE ME LAUGH! I AM THE ALPHA MALE, I AM THE FUNNY ONE! I just can't stand when a woman makes me laugh, it gets me so ANGRY!! #TotallyNormalMaleBehaviorHere #IAmNotASockPuppetFeministThisIsReallyHowAllMenBehave

honestly, it's amazing how you jovialise so many social issues and I do find it incredibly entertaining and funny, even if I don't actively laugh out loud at most of it. Many other channels who focus on similar topics as you actually ironically make me feel bad about myself for being a dude, while you actually neutralise that and make me feel like I'm totally okay no matter even if I was a black Chinese disabled lesbian with one leg

My hands are so calloused I can’t unlock my iPhone. “Men need thicker skin”

*Here's my theory:* One of the evolutionary explanations for why we laugh is that our ape-like ancestors would vocalize to warn each other of threats, and would vocalize again when the threat was gone to signal that it was safe. The "false alarm" vocalization evolved into what we now call laughter. Think about the things that make you laugh. Most jokes employ an element of surprise or shock. When you hear the start of a joke, your brain begins establishing expectations, but then the punchline comes and your expectation is violated, thus momentarily triggering a threat response in your brain which is then quickly overridden by the "false alarm" response which manifests as laughter. This is the reason why we laugh at dark comedy, racial humor, pranks, slapstick, the stupidity and social _faux pas_ of other people, and so on. When somebody says or does something which we know is socially unacceptable, our brains perceive that as abnormal and therefore potentially threatening, then realize it's a false threat and react with laughter. Now, with all that said, it should be pointed out that much of what we find funny has its basis in misery, morbidity, cruelty, and so on. The Amazing Atheist pointed out in his video _Tumblr Feminists_ that we, as humans, joke about these things because laughing about them allows us to momentarily transcend the desperation of our situation and to view the absurdity of our circumstances. What we're basically doing is we're taking things that are threatening and turning them into things which aren't, thus allowing ourselves to laugh at them, and thereby enable ourselves to rise above them. Now onto why men are funnier than women. If a sense of humor is, at it's core, a way of coping with the upsetting realities of life, then it's not at all surprising that men are generally funnier than women because men are socially conditioned to not express their emotions. It's socially acceptable for a woman to cry, but a man is seen as weak if he does the same. When a woman is experiencing stress, she usually has a social license to complain openly and honestly about it. But in most circumstances, a man doesn't, so instead, he expresses himself through the filter of humor. Over the course of a lifetime of being told "boys don't cry" and to "man up", a man cultivates a sense of humor as a means of expressing himself without showing weakness. Think about some of the most famous male comedians. Charlie Chaplin came from a childhood of poverty and was forced to work in factories when he was only seven years old. Robin Williams suffered from suicidal depression. George Carlin was raised by a single mother with whom he had a troubled relationship. Richard Pryor's mother was a prostitute and his father was a violent pimp. Bill Cosby was raised by his mother who cleaned houses for a living, his father was an alcoholic who was barely ever around, and he basically had to raise his little brothers by himself, one of which died when he was eight. Female comedians also often have bad childhoods. Ellen DeGeneres' parents divorced when she was young, and she learned to be funny to cheer up her mother. Amy Schumer was born into a wealthy family, but they went bankrupt when she was nine after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, forcing them to move to a poorer neighborhood where she became a victim of antisemitism. Sarah Silverman had depression as a child and was put on Xanax when she was only 14. While these sorts of tumultuous origins aren't common to all comedians, I think it's apparent that a strong sense of humor comes from having to cope with hardship, and while it's true that both men and women can experience hardship, I think the fact that men are expected to hide their emotions leads more men to developing a stronger sense of humor than women generally do.

Dark humor is the good humor

women are actually funny but the issue is that they dont understand their own jokes and goes on to yell at men that "YOU DONT UNDERSTAND MY SITUATION" and adds "ITS NOT FUNNY YOU KNOW".....

8:30 when you said look at all these youtubers i dont know why they have subscribers then showed a pic of yourself i died

"Everybody has a sense of humour, everybody. Even the most unfunny fucks have a sense of humour." -Shoe0nHead I don't know why, but I really like this quote.

I disagree that you should laugh just because someone tried to be funny. I would hate if others faked a laugh at my jokes and I don't intend to fake laugh at others because of it.

My aunt was the funniest woman I knew then she swallowed a gun. It's complicated but hey.

I personally think that the reason why women seem to be less funny (generally speaking) is because they tend to be more risk averse than men from a social standpoint. They're more likely to consider the ramifications of potentially offending someone, whereas males often just either don't care or don't think someone might be offended. That type of hesitation can be lethal in comedy, as it's almost wholly reliant on some form of suffering. then again, I'm a guy; certainly not the most qualified person to be talking about what's in women's heads. It's all speculation really

The thing isn't so much that women aren't funny, but female comedy isn't funny. Or at least a great deal less so. The difference between male and female comedy I noticed is that men often tend to go with themselves as the butt of the joke one way or another. Even in stories about their mother in law or their girlfriends, as Claudia interprets. more often than not, the guy will make an ass of himself in those stories and that will be the punchline. Female comedy on the other hand is more third person oriented. It's based on "let me tell you what I witnessed" types of stories, which often times are also "you'd have to have been there" kind of stories. They simply don't work too well because of the several layers of insulation between the punchline and the audience. For male comedy, we have the audience vehicle right there, we can laugh at or laugh with the comedian, because he is taking us into the joke through his participation. But of course there's a risk involved there. You intentionally turn yourself into the butt of the joke, that's not an easy thing to do, it's taking a risk. A risk you don't necessarily have to take. However, there are female comedians out there doing male comedy, and they are great. Sarah Millican for example, a British comedian. She's just great, but she's also not afraid to laugh about herself.

isnt feminism just thoughts of the weak?

Men use humor to try to divert from masculine energy, In social settings ... Before humor all we thought in social situations was "how many of these people would it take to defeat me? Or a mammoth? What's that light in the sky and can it kill a mammoth?"

That feminist looked like her face was Photoshopped on

Her: "I say class clown, what I mean is some sort of obnoxious, arrogant teenage boy with the inability to shut up" Me: Ah yes… good times

3:50 but everyone knows black comedians are the funniest comedians. Even us white folk.

You're right about the tv shows, its like 99% (not scientific) of sitcoms on tv portray the husband as an idiot while the wife is the smart one. My mom actually pointed this out to me and she hates how every husband is an idiot on tv

“I hate ideologies” Is that... an ideology?

I'm watching this and all I can think of is my mother and how she makes me feel every time I make a joke to her and she just kind of lowers her eyes absent mindedly. She's literally told me flat out she doesn't think I'm funny, right after I told her I was thinking about trying stand up comedy. Way to be a supportive parent, right?

Rape victim pre-20 cancer patient, apparently I've never been in a dark place. Well thats a relief, for a moment I was cancerned.

The "Class Clown" in my school was a female and she was hilarious

The wisest analogy I've heard on this is that humor is a muscle. Not everyone works on it. It's a personality decision. To put it bluntly, young men have to learn how to cope with rejection and so we trash each other as a form of camaraderie. When men call one another horrible things we are in effect training each other how to deal with negativity and rejection, which comes in handy the next time we try to talk to a girl we're attracted to. As a byproduct of this we find out quite early the general principles of humor. I'm not certain how girls learn to laugh amongst themselves so I'm not going to try to comment on them. Point being, I think you'll find in life that some men and women can be funny while most others can be terrible bores. Its subjective to a degree, but more than anything learning humor is to learn how to adapt to a universal set of principals and one of those principals is to learn how to deal with rejection. Men practice this consistently from an early age.

Like the guy said. "If you can't be funny your not gonna interest a woman". Humor is a matter of survival for men. I wonder if it therefore becomes genetic?

The funniest person I know is my friend Lynda. She has a sarcastic, brilliant wit that I would love to possess. I have never known anyone of either gender with a quicker wit or better come-backs than her. She always has the perfect squelch and tells great stories that anyone can relate to. This is why she is so amazingly funny..

Love that armored skeptic body pillow.

I think most of Junes humor is pretty spot on though. Moral of the story seems to be: stop being so eager to generalize.

Is...it is just me, or does the woman in the second video sound like she's constantly on the verge of tears? She sounds like she's seconds away from a breakdown, and that she's forcing herself to smile in a desperate attempt to keep it together long enough to get the video out, before she drowns her sorrows in alcohol. I have no idea if that's accurate, but that's what I'm hearing.

OMG! "You can now desend back to the mother ship with all the data you collected about planet earth". That, my friend, was genuinely funny.

Is that an armoured skeptic body pillow?

As far as the "its rude not to laugh", I feel like I prefer it that people only laugh at good jokes. I feel worse when someone fake laughs. Plus it feels more accomplished when people laugh because its actually funny. I'm not saying to mock an unfunny person but plz dont laugh at my unfunny jokes. I want truth not politeness.

Shoe0nHead is one of the funniest people I've ever seen.

"Learn to love hating yourself" My new life motto

I have an opinion... Women don't feel the need to have humor in their lives, they don't need it to attract a mate and they don't need it to be heard, whereas men need it for both

"Feminists thought..." isn't that oxymoron on its own?

What I've learned: People who pick extremes are silly. Feminazis are silly. Anti-feminazis are silly. The world is full of silly people.

Wait...... is that an armored skeptic body pillow?...... HOLY SHIT IT IS!!!! where can I buy one?

This video is a breath of fresh air. Most men will laugh at anything that's funny, we don't think about it and then decide if we are going to laugh. I'd imagine this is the same for women also . Funny is funny

2:18 did she just say "I'm not perfect I consider myself a feminist" lmfao

THE 2 GIRL WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERY TOPIC SHE SAID SORRY NOT SORRY TRUTH HURTS THO SHE WAS ON POINT WITH THE FACTS

Men actually do have thicker skin...

But Feminism........... Is a funny joke.

I'm really distracted by the skeptic body pillow. Not gay by the way.

There are quite a few female comedians just in the last couple of years that have come up. June, you're hilarious.

"They're not funny to me" *shows picture of self* Same though

It's down to humour. If someone makes you laugh, then that's what counts. Who's checking the gender of who made you laugh last?

I would argue that a woman CAN make vagina jokes and have men laugh at them. It's just a matter of how you relate that joke to your audience. I once had a female co-worker ask me why so many men are hung up on the size of their penises, and I answered (very matter-of-factly) "Well, would you rather your vagina be tight or very, very loose?" Because I was able to relate the idea to something she'd recognize, she INSTANTLY understood what I was saying, and it got a big laugh out of her. Conversely, Amy Schumer brings up how she's constantly touching her baby niece's vagina while giving her a bath and it doesn't build up to anything... Yeah, that's just uncomfortable... :S "I don't find myself particularly funny..." Well, I guess we're just gonna have to agree to disagree on this one. Subbed! lol

you know it's going to be a good video when it starts with a Christopher Hitchens clip.

Feminist thought of the week: man bad *shuts down*

My girlfriend is actually the funniest person I know, and I say that without bias. I knew her for years before we started dating. Maybe I should clarify that she's not trans lol

Why doesn’t she wear a shoe on her head?

“I’m not perfect. I consider myself a feminist” the British lady literally said this

I think it's because woman tend to be more politically correct, which I am definitely not, I think that's also one of the reasons I make more male friends.

on behalf of Britain I'd like to apologise for the accent of that woman