The Comedy Vault – Stand-Up from the Greats

In My Mom Doesn’t Think These Jokes Are Funny , Shaen Felipe delivers a full special packed with brutally honest, side-splitting stories about growing up with immigrant parents, navigating adult life, and embarrassing moments that only get funnier with time. With every punchline, Shaen walks the tightrope between family approval and comedic gold—sharing the kind of jokes that get you disowned at d...

Jim Carrey takes the stage in a rare and reflective performance that blends outrageous physical comedy with raw emotional insight. In “Seasons of Life,” Carrey explores the highs and lows of human experience—relationships, identity, fame, and aging—all through his signature elastic expressions and explosive energy. This isn’t just standup—it’s a one-man emotional rollercoaster, with Carrey flippin...

Alon Elian hits the stage with a hilariously dramatic recount of what it’s like to be smothered by love. In My Girlfriend's Love is Killing Me , he paints a picture of romantic suffocation—complete with clingy texts, emotional rollercoasters, and overly “supportive” gestures that feel more like hostage situations. With sharp delivery and self-deprecating charm, Alon explores the fine line betw...

Michael Rowland delivers a hilariously raw and self-deprecating performance in “Dirty Little Scrap Boy” , a stand-up set that dives deep into life’s messiest moments. With his dry delivery and perfectly timed punchlines, Rowland paints a vivid picture of navigating the world with just enough charm to survive being the awkward, broke guy with big dreams. From stories of cheap living and bad decisio...

Simeon Goodson delivers a brutally honest and hilariously raw take on life after divorce in this standout set. With his signature deadpan wit and sharp storytelling, Simeon reflects on the chaos, confusion, and unexpected freedom that comes with starting over. From therapy sessions to awkward Tinder encounters, nothing is off-limits as he breaks down what it's really like to face the world sol...

Aaron Weber steps into the spotlight with a masterclass in storytelling that’s as hilariously untrustworthy as it is unforgettable. In “I'm Aaron from Tennessee, a Pathological Liar,” Aaron weaves a web of wild tales, tall stories, and outright absurdities—all with the southern charm only a true Tennessee comic can deliver. His gift isn’t just in the lies—it’s in how convincingly (and ridiculo...

Johnny Salami takes the mic and flips the world of business on its head in this gut-busting stand-up set that blends hustle culture with hilarious reality checks. In “Let’s Start a Business,” Johnny explores what happens when ambition meets total unpreparedness—and why every friend group seems to have that one guy pitching pyramid schemes or life coaching by age 23. From get-rich-quick ideas to wi...

In this hilarious and unfiltered set, Simeon Goodson dives headfirst into one of the most bizarre moments of his youth: getting bullied just for eating a hotdog. What starts as a simple food choice quickly spirals into a riotous tale of peer pressure, childhood hierarchy, and how the weirdest things become social crimes when you're growing up. With his signature dry wit and sharp storytelling,...

In this brilliant and bold performance, Alex Babbitt brings raw honesty and uproarious humor to the stage as he shares what it’s like growing up in a family where everyone is on the spectrum—including, possibly, himself. "When Your Whole Family’s Autistic" isn’t just a comedy routine—it’s an insightful, heartfelt, and hilarious exploration of neurodiversity, family dynamics, and finding hu...

In this laugh-out-loud performance, Tommy Brennan dives headfirst into the chaos of relationships, revealing the hilarious (and sometimes painful) truths that come with being a boyfriend in the 21st century. In "How to Make Your Girlfriend Cry," Brennan unpacks the innocent moments that turn into emotional disasters—and the clueless things guys do without even realizing. With quick wit, pe...

In this witty and refreshingly honest set, Jared Waters flips the script on Southern stereotypes with a stand-up routine that’s as insightful as it is hilarious. "The South Is Actually Progressive" challenges assumptions, pokes fun at outdated views, and gives credit where it’s due—all while keeping the audience laughing from start to finish. Jared breaks down the surprising ways Southern...

In this fearless and brutally funny set, Michael Turner dives headfirst into the conversation around privilege—serving it up with biting wit and a self-awareness that turns discomfort into comedy gold. "Mainlining White Privilege" doesn’t pull punches, instead hitting all the right nerves while keeping the laughs rolling. Turner dissects everyday scenarios where privilege shows up, from jo...

In this clever and chaotic set, J.B. Ball asks the question we’ve all thought but never said out loud— Is Florida the Kanye of the states? With his sharp wit, magnetic energy, and brilliant cultural commentary, J.B. draws hilarious parallels between the Sunshine State and the unpredictable world of Kanye West. From wild headlines and outrageous behavior to moments of unexpected genius, J.B. explor...

Jack Comstock brings awkward adolescence and internet trauma together in the hilarious and unfiltered Growing Up with 2 Girls 1 Cup . With an offbeat, dry delivery and razor-sharp timing, Jack revisits the early days of the internet—the era when one wrong click could scar you for life. And for Jack, that moment came in the form of the infamous video that defined a generation's online nightmare...

Mike Goodwin delivers a masterclass in observational comedy with White Friends vs Black Friends . Known for his clean yet cutting humor, Mike dives into the hilarious cultural differences between white and Black friendships—with all the charm, insight, and clever punchlines that make him a standout in modern comedy. In this set, Mike compares everything from how each group greets you, handles conf...

Gary Owen brings down the house in his No "S" stand-up set, combining lightning-fast wit with fearless commentary on race, culture, marriage, and identity. As a white comedian with deep roots in Black comedy circles, Gary leans into the awkward, the real, and the wildly funny moments that set him apart—and connect us all. In this full set, Gary hilariously unpacks how miscommunication, ste...

In this hilarious yet unexpectedly chaotic bit, Gabriel Iglesias recounts the unforgettable night when a woman got injured during one of his comedy shows. With his signature warmth and storytelling finesse, Fluffy walks us through the moment things went hilariously sideways—proving that even laughter can be hazardous when you're having too much fun. From audience reactions to the chaos that un...

Greg Stone delivers a hilariously self-deprecating and wildly relatable performance in I Made $7000 for the Year . With impeccable timing and a punchy blend of sarcasm and sincerity, Greg dives into the absurdity of surviving adulthood on less than ideal income—and somehow turns it into a laugh-out-loud financial horror story. From gigs that paid in “exposure” to navigating awkward family question...

Skyler Higley delivers a brilliantly awkward and delightfully dry set in I Was Raised by Whites , where he dives into the complexities of identity, culture, and growing up Black in a white Mormon family. With impeccable timing and a calm-yet-cutting delivery, Skyler turns what could be uncomfortable truths into hysterical revelations. In this deeply personal routine, Skyler explores everything fro...

Kate Willet takes the mic and flips the narrative in Feminists Are Trying to Ruin Fun —a sharp, self-aware, and side-splitting exploration of gender politics, modern dating, and the hilarity that comes with pushing back on tired stereotypes. With her razor wit and fearless delivery, Kate challenges the idea that feminism is a buzzkill and proves instead that it’s comedy gold. In this punchy and pr...

Jimmy O. Yang is back with a brutally honest and laugh-out-loud take on growing up with traditional Asian parents in Asian Parents Trauma . With his signature blend of dry wit and sharp delivery, Jimmy dives into the unique expectations, passive-aggressive guilt trips, and wildly high standards that only immigrant families can truly understand. In this set, Jimmy breaks down the emotional minefiel...

Gastor Almonte takes the courtroom to the comedy club in I'm Currently on Jury Duty —a hilarious recounting of what it’s like to serve justice when all you really want is a sandwich and a nap. With his Brooklyn charm and razor-sharp storytelling, Gastor brings to life the awkward silences, weird defendants, and jury room politics in a way only he can. From navigating court jargon to dealing wi...

Mike Goodwin brings wholesome hilarity to the stage with a collection of church jokes that are both relatable and riotously funny. In Church Jokes for Regular People , he finds the sweet spot between reverence and reality—perfect for anyone who’s ever dozed off during a sermon, avoided the front pew, or been part of an overly enthusiastic choir. With his bowtie swag and Southern charm, Mike shares...

Josh Johnson delivers one of the most mind-blowing and brilliantly funny stories in modern stand-up with “Catfishing the KKK.” Blending razor-sharp comedy with real-life tension, Josh recounts how a friend stumbled into an unexpected online relationship—with a member of the Klan. What follows is a surreal and side-splitting tale of irony, identity, and digital deception. With expert storytelling a...

In this delightfully candid and side-splitting performance, Fran Drescher dives into the story of her real-life marriage, eventual divorce, and the surprising twist—her ex-husband came out as gay. With her signature New York accent and quick wit, Fran turns heartbreak into hilarity, proving that life’s detours can lead to some of the best comedy gold. As she reflects on love, identity, and learnin...