Netflix Is A Daily Joke

American drag queen Trixie Mattel sings a comedic song about the extravagant lives of rich people, including using money as a condom and wild trips to Las Vegas, with a nod to a popular streaming service.

Stand-up comedian Ali Wong discusses exploring prostate stimulation and power dynamics in relationships with humor and explicit thoughts in her Netflix special, 'Baby Cobra'.

Wanda Sykes jokes about being black and gay in a clip from the documentary "Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution" only on Netflix.

Stand-up comedian Joel Kim Booster humorously discusses the dynamics of male orgasms in relationships, post-nut clarity, shame, and intimacy dynamics in his Netflix special 'Psychosexual'.

Watch "Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution" featuring Lily Tomlin and tons of your other favorite LGBTQ+ comedians only on Netflix.

Katherine Ryan jokes about dating men in her Netflix special, "Glitter Room".

Comedian Simon Amstell discusses his Netflix special, 'Set Free,' focusing on jokes about his dad. He explores the complexities of his relationship with his father, initially angry with his dad's hypnotherapy training but later realizing his vulnerability and learning to love him.

Comedian Fern Brady discusses her thoughts on death, marriage proposals, and a health scare, reflecting on despair, hope, and joy.

Comedian Matteo Lane jokes about his experiences of being gay in Ohio, including funny encounters at the Cheesecake Factory and using dating apps like Grindr. He humorously compares Tinder and Grindr, and imagines pitching a product on Shark Tank.

Chelsea Handler, a bold comedian, discusses the imbalance of power in her Netflix special 'Revolution'. She addresses the historical abuse women face, calling for men to acknowledge and apologize for this imbalance. The conversation emphasizes the importance of societal awareness and action to combat systemic issues.