Stand-up comedians

A stand-up Short about South Africans in an American courtroom is drawing roughly ten times his usual first-day audience.

Hot Water Comedy Club's fast-starting Short turns an outfit roast into an unsuccessful attempt to hide in plain sight.

A crowd-work question turns into a flattering recommendation, then a Finnish-American disagreement over cuddling.

His second old-BBC sketch leads the recent uploads as daily channel views climb to more than ten times their usual pace.

A brief styling-trailer joke from August is getting fresh attention, with Schulz suddenly less adventurous than the woman holding the clipp…

A front-row conversation at Hot Water Comedy Club gives Smith an occupational contradiction he can barely get through without laughing.

A podcast excerpt about Nigerian drivers finding an incentive loophole has passed a million views, with the comments joining in on the corp…

His Milwaukee stand-up upload has reached about 1.3 million views, while a cube delivery adds a different kind of puzzle to the channel.

His friendship-themed upload leads the recent releases, while the podcast brings producer Chris into the conversation.

Bobby wants to know how Carr escapes when a show goes wrong, and accidentally gives him a live demonstration.

Fourteen uploads mix parenting stories with Speedy Gonzales and a girlfriend addressing her complaints to the Chihuahua.

An audience member's "your mom" joke becomes a speakerphone conversation that Lynch doesn't entirely control.

The Finnish comedian turns a dining-table accessory into an argument about unnecessary housework, and viewers bring their own grievances.

His Milwaukee stand-up set finds comedy in briefing notes, a noisy helicopter and an answer about China.

A vet nurse's answer sends his Hot Water Comedy Club crowd work into the surprisingly expensive world of small-pet care.

Noah expected a pat on the back for working all week and touring every weekend, and got a verdict on his life instead.

Hot Water Comedy Club's fast-starting Short turns a slumping audience member into an imagined domestic misunderstanding.

His arena thank-you prompts memories of first comedy shows, flights to Atlanta and a sister introduced to his storytelling.

Dylan's night-before-birthday exchange with the comedian has drawn far more views than Hot Water Comedy Club's usual Shorts.

A hometown conversation doubles as a preview of his October 23 stop at the Vic Theatre.