The Ben Shapiro Show Comedy Is Dying and Adam Carolla Has Come to Save It
Oct 16, 2021
Adam Carolla, a celebrated comedian and podcaster, dives into the evolving world of comedy. He shares insights on the challenges comedians face, especially regarding political correctness and societal expectations. Carolla critiques a recent climate comedy ad, emphasizing the irony of comedians tackling serious issues over humor. He pays homage to Norm Macdonald's legacy, urging a reevaluation of comedic success. The conversation also teases exciting new comedy specials featuring a variety of guest stars, promising to shake up the comedy scene.
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Support Dogs at LAX
- Adam Carolla observed excessive support dogs and their droppings at LAX.
- He likened the droppings to Hansel and Gretel's trail of breadcrumbs.
Targeting Comedians
- Comedians, traditionally seen as truth-tellers, are now being targeted for their jokes.
- This targeting, according to Adam Carolla, is a symptom of a dictatorial mindset.
Critics vs. Audience
- Ben Shapiro points out the disparity between audience and critic reactions to Dave Chappelle's and Hannah Gadsby's comedy specials.
- He argues that critics seem to prioritize left-leaning viewpoints over humor.