Five of the best stand-up videos from the socials in the past 24 hours. (Odd News)
Sklar Brothers: “New Pope”
The Sklar Brothers—identical twins Randy and Jason—are a comedy duo from St. Louis known for their rapid-fire banter and synchronized punchlines. They gained popularity hosting Cheap Seats on ESPN Classic, where they humorously reimagined obscure sports footage.Their stand-up special What Are We Talking About and albums like Hendersons and Daughters showcase their unique comedic style. Beyond stand-up, they’ve appeared in shows like Better Call Saul, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Billy Wayne Davis: “Prison Pre-Check”
Billy Wayne Davis is a Tennessee-born comedian known for his Southern charm and insightful humor. As he puts it, “I’ve performed in 41 states, 4 countries, and Texas”—because, let’s face it, Texas is a whole other country. His stand-up special Testify, reflects on experiences ranging from prison visits to near-death encounters. Davis’s comedy albums, including Live at Third Man Records, showcase his ability to find humor in the complexities of Southern life.
Leanne Morgan: “Weight Limit”
Leanne Morgan is a seasoned stand-up comedian from Tennessee, celebrated for her relatable humor that delves into family life and Southern culture. With over two decades in comedy, she has released specials like I’m Every Woman on Netflix and authored the memoir What in the World? A Southern Woman’s Guide to Laughing at Life’s Unexpected Curveballs and Beautiful Blessings.
Dylan Sullivan: “Tipping $100”
Dylan Sullivan is a Texas-based stand-up comedian known for his sharp, self-aware humor and laid-back delivery. He has been featured on Comedy Central’s Lights Out with David Spade, Comedy Central Stand-Up Featuring, Showtime, and Netflix Is a Joke Radio. His comedy often delves into his personal experiences, such as dating a gay conservative man and his desire to inherit his mom’s Subaru Outback.
Jo Koy: “Failing Math”
Jo Koy is a Filipino-American comedian and actor known for his energetic storytelling, cultural observations, and family-centric humor. His Netflix specials—including Live from Seattle, Comin’ In Hot, In His Elements, Live from the LA Forum, and Live from Brooklyn—deal with Filipino culture and parenting. Koy hosted the 2024 Golden Globe Awards, becoming the second Asian host in the show’s history.
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