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Some you may recognize and some you may not, but they are all funnier than you'll ever be.
She was the first openly gay comic to host her own HBO comedy special in 1994 and she hasn't stopped trailblazing since. No topic is off-limits when it comes to her routines. No seriously, it can get pretty cringe-worthy. Sex while your parents are in the other room, divorce, breakups, and more — she makes the most uncomfortable parts of life easy to laugh about.
Half activist and half comic, this upcoming comedian is known for tackling serious issues such homelessness, HIV, and hate crimes. He proudly embraces the "double minority" of being both black and gay in his riveting and fresh routines. You can currently catch him touring around the country for his Joyful Noise tour.
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Just this year, she made her stand-up debut on Conan and appeared as a guest star on the NBC series Go On. She has a special talent for sharing her most embarrassing stories with audiences and the world thanks her for that.
In 2010, he made a name for himself as a top-10 finalist on Last Comic Standing. Since then the comic has bounced around from work in late-night television, films, to some voiceover gigs. His talent for different voices is evident from his stand-up routines, which will easily make your day.
All right, so she is a comedy writer — but if writing for Saturday Night Live for over 10 years doesn't qualify you as a funny person, nothing does. Her sarcastic and witty tweets have given her a reputation on their own, but her performances on various TV shows and sketches solidify her as comedy gold.
He went from hosting a weekly show called The Big Terrific, with guest stars like Zach Galifianakis and Aziz Ansari, to becoming a writer on Comedy Central's Inside Amy Schumer. He describes himself as a "fascinating person," and unlike most people that description is actually accurate.
This Southern comic not only works as a full-time writer on Chelsea Lately but she also appears in numerous sketches on the show. You will soon question how you even existed without her in your life. And to answer your question, yes that is her real name.
There was a reason you looked forward to seeing him on Sex And The City — the guy is funny. Now do yourself a favor and listen to him do a whole stand-up routine.
Starting out as an intern at Conan and SNL, he is slowly becoming the master of internet sketch comedy. Glazer mostly exists on the internet; his web series, "It Gets Betterish" and "Eliot's Sketchpad," will get you through any of your darkest days.