Netflix Is A Daily Joke

Stand-up comedian Harith Iskander discusses the condescending nature of the phrase 'I told you so' in different scenarios, from police encounters to comedy show mishaps

Comedian Brian Simpson discusses the humorous societal contradiction of increasing condom sales and low usage rates, exploring audience reactions and ironic motivations behind purchasing condoms. He reflects on cheating with respect for partners in a comedic analysis.

Legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld humorously explores time management, procrastination, and responsible decision-making through clever personas in his Netflix special. Catch him at Netflix is a Joke Festival in Los Angeles in 2024.

Comedian Ronny Chieng discusses the evolving perception of America through immigrant eyes, exploring historical admiration to modern skepticism, with a focus on personal experiences and comedic opportunities.

Comedian Neal Brennan, from Netflix special 'Crazy Good', jokes about gender dynamics and masculinity in crypto investments, humorously highlighting the self-perception and risk-taking behavior among male investors.

Stand-up comedian Marc Maron talks about not being afraid to die in his Netflix special 'Too Real'. He explores perspectives on death and control, using a metaphor of hanging from a cliff to reflect his lack of fear and control towards the concept.

Comedian Anjelah Johnson discusses not being fancy despite appearances, sharing a funny anecdote from a red carpet event that highlights her down-to-earth personality.

Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher share hilarious anecdotes about converting to Judaism for marriage, discussing the differences between Christianity and Judaism. They also explore traditional Jewish wedding customs with humor, highlighting the mishaps and funny moments of following these traditions.

Iranian-American comedian Maz Jobrani jokes about immigrant contributions in America, with a humorous take on escaping song lyrics. He shares a funny scenario involving the national anthem at a baseball game.

Comedian Jess Tom, featured in 'Hannah Gadsby's Gender Agenda' on Netflix, jokes about the contrasting styles of sexting between men and women, highlighting the structured narrative approach of women compared to the direct simplicity of men.