We Ride at Dawn

About a year ago, Hannah popped up on my TikTok feed and I hyped her up to all my friends who enjoy watching comedy clips. Then, I started listening to Giggly Squad and have a permanent stomachache from how much Hannah and Paige make me laugh every week. I'm constantly repeating their bits to my family and friends.

Hannah is hilarious, so long as you're not a prude, judgmental, lame-o. This Netflix special served her usual raunchy, giggly, best girl stories and had me grinning the whole way through. Here's to riding at dawn with all the other galloping gigglers. Try not to embarrass Hannah with these reviews like Des did at the Italian restaurant.

It was so bad I was compelled to write this review. I felt like her material was unoriginal and she came off as trying waaaaaay too hard. Very inauthentic. Sounds like a laugh track was added. Forced and fake. Sorry! It's just that bad. I wouldn't recommend this to anybody be, well maybe the government can use it as a way to get information out of our enemies. Have them watch it on repeat a few times and these dudes will be begging to tell you their countries secrets. Maybe Hannah berner, in some ways, could help save this country with how truly terrible her Netflix special has been. That doesn't mean watch it. Let's save that for the prisons.

The star is actually for netflix charity incentive, giving opportunities to the special needs community like her and Heather gadsby or whatever.

Good on you netflix! I hope you find what you are looking for...

It was bland, for me who desperately sought humor in everything. All the movies, comedic and otherwise, that most people dislike I tend to find some good in them.... not this attempt though!

I tend to get bored easily when my internal dialogue involves me explaining to myself what this lady in her futile attempt at comedy was trying to communicate.

It ended up being like the rantings of a spoilt brat trying to entertain her sorority because the power went out during a get together.

Giggled, laughed, gagged and gooped! If you're looking for something to make you laugh until your sides hurt, this is it.

Hannah's comedy is this perfect blend of witty, relatable, and a little bit raunchy-just how I like it. She tackles everything from modern dating disasters to the absurdities of social media, and honestly, I felt like she was reading my mind. It's like she took all the weird, funny, and downright awkward parts of being a millennial and turned them into pure comedic gold.

Her delivery is spot-on, too. You can tell she's having a blast up there, and it's infectious. I found myself laughing out loud, nodding in agreement, and occasionally shouting, "Yes, exactly!" at my screen. It's rare to find a comedian who can make you feel like you're just hanging out with a hilarious friend, but Hannah nails it.

Plus, let's talk about the way she handles sensitive topics. She dives into them with such a refreshing, no-nonsense attitude that you can't help but respect her. She's bold, she's brave, and she's not afraid to say what we're all thinking (but might be too scared to admit). And her take on mental health? Absolutely on point. It's empowering to see someone be so real and raw, and still make you laugh.

If you haven't seen We Ride at Dawn yet, do yourself a favor and hit play. It's the kind of show that leaves you feeling lighter, happier, and strangely validated in your own life chaos. Hannah Berner is a comedic force to be reckoned with, and I can't wait to see what she does next. So grab your popcorn, settle in, and get ready for one hell of a ride. You won't regret it!

Hannah Berner is the most unfunny comedian wannabe morsel of detritus. Every joke is as cliche as it can get and every punchline is as vapid, low rate and hacky as the brain dead acephalous specimens who musters the energy to laugh at it. No wonder she needs others to write for her. She doesn't have the minimal necessary synaptic activity and neuronal construct required for creativity and imagination.