The Ben Shapiro Show Ben Reacts to Unwoke Comedians | Part 2
Dec 13, 2025
Ben dives into the world of unwoke comedy, rating comedians who embrace edgy humor. He explores dark jokes about 9/11 and homelessness, sharing insights on audience relatable timing. Discussion on Louis C.K.'s comeback highlights the triumph of independent success. Ben analyzes gender identity jokes and critiques the 'plus' in LGBTQA, celebrating humor that pushes boundaries. He reminisces about the shift towards less woke comedy, proudly showcasing funnier, fearless content. Expect laughter and sharp commentary throughout!
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Comedy Has Become Less Woke
- Comedy has shifted significantly less woke compared with a decade ago, allowing jokes that previously wouldn't be told.
- Ben Shapiro highlights that many contemporary comedians openly use edgy racial and cultural material as part of their act.
Canceled Comedians Can Rebuild Independently
- Louis C.K.'s comeback illustrates that canceled comedians can rebuild independent, lucrative careers.
- Ben Shapiro notes Louis C.K. now sells shows and albums directly and may earn more off-platform.
Joke About Gender And Past Generations
- A comedian jokes about freely adopting gender presentation, claiming "I can just be lady tomorrow" to mock modern permissiveness.
- The bit contrasts today's social tolerance with the harsher past his father would have faced.