

Ryan Long on Intersectional Trainwrecks, the State of Comedy, and COVID Hypocrisy | Ep. 102
May 14, 2021
Ryan Long, a Canadian comedian and co-host of The Boyscast, dives into the chaos of Hollywood's intersectional trainwrecks and the hypocrisy of celebrity activism. He shares insights on the evolution of comedy amid the pressures of wokism and discusses the absurdity of COVID-19 messaging. Long humorously critiques the culture of victimhood and reflects on the conflicting opinions flooding the entertainment industry. With his sharp wit, he highlights the need for authenticity in comedy while navigating the absurd landscape of modern social issues.
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Gender Hypocrisy
- Gender is only discussed when praising women or criticizing men.
- This reveals hypocrisy in discussions about gender equality.
Anger in Comedy
- Anger fuels some comedy, like Colbert's or Kimmel's, but it limits reach.
- Fallon's less angry approach is more accessible but less popular with the politically charged.
Sarah Cooper's Success
- Sarah Cooper's Trump mockery on TikTok earned her Netflix and CBS deals.
- This highlights how political alignment affects opportunities in comedy.