LONDONERS 🇬🇧

Do you like STAND UP COMEDY? There's a set of shows raising money for Medical Aid for Palestine throughout September at Up The Creek in South London.

James Acaster, Daniel Kitson, Nish Kumar, to name but three. You can see the full line up of 15 different comedians and buy tickets here: https://www.anightat.co.uk

#london #comedy #ukcomedy #standup#jamesacaster #nishkumar #danielkitson #palestine #gaza

"I think it's possible to be too relaxed, because the filter between your brain and your mouth is there for a reason."

#SarahMillican, 2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BWI5XtJI4s

Has ADHD, can confirm : P

#video #WebVideo #comedy#StandUp

@adhd

Idag är det svinvarmt så därför ska jag åka tåg till Stockholm och se världens bästa TAYLOR TOMLINSON!

https://youtube.com/shorts/H9py8fHXrPg

#standup

I was recently discussing about comedy and humor with my American friend. I find it hard to laugh at typical "intelligent" stand-up comedy. Everyday or political stories rarely make me laugh.

Instead, I crack up at stupid, mindless, childish, unconventional, absurd, twisted, and dark stuff. Finnish Studio Julmahuvi (“Studio Cruelty”), Leslie Nielsen, Uuno Turhapuro (a classic Finnish comedy character and antihero), and silly memes all get me laughing. It's even funnier when other people don’t get it. 🤣

I prefer old-fashioned hijinks like Pat & Mat, Buster Keaton, and Charlie Chaplin over the typical "when I went to a restaurant" type of jokes. I'm difficult and picky that way when it comes to humor.

Because I use my brainpower and intelligence in everyday programming, I like my comedy to be as low-level and simple as possible - when I laugh, I want to be an ameba.

So, for someone who likes stand-up comedians like Jim Jefferies, Jim Carrey, Seth Rogen, and Ismo Leikola, what would you recommend?

#Comedy#StandUp#Humor