It's a pretty reliable truth that the people who step in to curate what's funny and what isn't are the least funny people you'll ever see.

"As a fan of dark humor" stop right there. You're watching Chad Chad. The last thing you are is a fan of dark humor.

I couldn't help but notice that every clip of his supposedly unacceptable jokes told to his predominantly female audience received laughs. Like they laughed at the jokes, rendering this entire thing pointless

Male comedian: hey ive been sexualized alot online and i kinda wish people valued me for my work and not just my body.
Feminist woman: oh so you cant just be thankful that all these women give you attention and like looking at you? How damn ungreatful of you.

Oh how turns table.

This lady is that one friend that you have to explain to that the South Park, Larry David and Always Sunny characters are supposed to be awful and that the humor derives from their delusions, prejudice and selfishness. Literally the definition of SATIRE

There's something to be said about someone who's very unfunny being upset at a man who is

That woman is really overusing sound effects as a substitute for a punchline.

"problematic comedian" is genZ crybully slang for 'someone made a boomer-humour joke, how can i make it about me now'

She tried to do the internet historian’s “in the field” type opening except she lacks all comedic timing and tone.

Wowowowow... Making fun of the French is EDGY now? That's like the safest type of joke that exists, right up there with blonde jokes and "yo mama so fat!"

mentally ill grill coping the video

Don't forget, they allowed Cuties on Netflix.

Why do 90% of these people have the exact same room?

It's the Drew Gooden room, they all have it

Good gravy, I swear Zoomers would never get into making videos if the Vine boom didn’t exist. It’s like the fart sound effect for Boomers.

I find it quite commendable that she managed to complain about his routine not being catered towards women while simultaneously proclaim that his audience is mostly female without her own brain deflating.

I love it when women speak for all women and say x behavior from men is unattractive. Reminds me of that woman who said she was a bad feminist because she listened to gangster rap and shit like that. Women are often the most sexist and objectifying of themselves. Usually just have an issue when it's made or said by men because if feels icky.

The Curtis Connor sphere of content creators are some of the most insufferable people on the platform

"If you make a joke that only 50% of the population..." Blah blah blah
I hate this argument and I keep seeing it around, "games shouldn't be difficult so everyone can play them", "comedy should be safe for everyone", "anime should appeal more to western views"
I had a long spiel about this ready to go, but I'll use chadchad's own example:
If you made a butter that appealed mainly to lactose intolerant people, you are missing out on the majority of the butter market.
So don't make fake butter for the lactose intolerant.
Very inclusive.

Good, these people need juvenile responses. They want you to take them seriously and give them authority. Don't dance their dance, act a fool, act like a child.

Patrice O'Neal, arguably one of the greatest of all time, always said that 60% of the audience should be laughing and the remainder should be horrified.

Women like her want comedy to be as bland and inoffensive as possible. You nailed it, if you try to please everybody, you'll please noone. She just fundamentally doesn't understand comedy, and probably art in general, on a very basic level.

She reminds me of every faux-awkward pretty girl I saw at open mics who'd completely fall apart within 2 minutes of the silence their "jokes" were met with and start blaming the crowd for hating women or whatever. Boo