Pete Davidson Presents: The Best Friends

Very solid group of comedians I hadn't heard except for the last one and the country music in the beginning was weird. Pete has def improved as well. MGK killed it as always.

Stand-up comedy, one of the things I can really enjoy, but mostly one-man-shows. Pete Davidson Presents, is like you guessed, different stand-up comedians bringing each a very short act. It's nice to discover new artists but most of the time it's just too short. Just when you get into a certain show they stop and introduce another artist. Not all of them were good but decent. Some others were interesting and made me want to see a complete show from them, maybe in the future. The couple singing acts didn't fit and were not that great. This show is okay to kill an hour but don't expect the tears rolling.

My guess is that all of Pete's friends came here after the show and reviewed themselves. Coz that thing was trash! The "jokes" were flat. Everything Pete said was based on Kanye. Twitter has better jokes

I didn't laugh not even once!

Pete Davidson has sharpened his skills as a stand up, or maybe it was the short set, but he was very good. His personal reflections and honesty were very on point and self-effacing. The remaining comedians was a mixed bag. Some were very funny, others not so much. The comedian with the routine about the Barber Shop is one to watch. He was very, very good. I have to confess I am NOT a fan of showcases so I may not be the best person to review one.

Pete Davidson is not funny. He's a guy describing his life in a somewhat self-depreciating way. That's his entire act. This formula only works for talented comedians. Read that again.

Pete's set was only 10 minutes of the 50+ in this show, and didn't really have any jokes to speak of. I shudder to think how much he was paid for those 10 minutes. That's why you're going down the tubes, Netflix!

Pete spent his time whining about his "terrible" life and all the "terrible" things that have happened to him, like falling backwards into fame and being on a nationally televised comedic show for 8 years despite having no comedic talent to speak of.

Because Pete knows he isn't funny, and his "team" knows this, this Netflix special is mostly an attempt at deflection.

The "deflection" actually sort of works, as after his 10 minute performance ends, Pete brings in other "comedians" who are so bad at their career choice that Pete seems brilliant by comparison.

Pop culture, Hollywood: Please stop pretending we should care about Pete. He's really not funny.