Andrew Schulz: Life

If you're in the mood for a stand-up comedy show where the comedian seems to enjoy his own jokes a little too much, then this performance might be just what you're looking for. Dude took the stage with an abundance of self-amusement, practically doubling over with laughter after every punchline, even if the audience wasn't quite as enthusiastic. The show wasn't without its moments of genuine humor. When he wasn't busy cracking up at his own material, there were flashes of wit and insight that got a chuckle or two from the crowd. Unfortunately, his over-the-top laughter sometimes created a sense of disconnect between him and the audience, as though he was more focused on having fun than connecting with his listeners.

**Review of Andrew Schulz's New Netflix Comedy Special, *Life***

Andrew Schulz's new comedy special *Life* on Netflix is a whirlwind of sharp wit, brutal honesty, and laugh-out-loud moments that leave you wanting more. From the first minute, it's clear that Schulz has perfected his craft, diving into topics that are universally relatable but also hilariously bold. It's rare to see a comedian who can strike the perfect balance between raw, unfiltered commentary and intelligent humor, but Schulz pulls it off effortlessly.

What's most impressive about *Life* is Schulz's ability to make you think while simultaneously making you laugh. He addresses everything from relationships, societal expectations, and everyday struggles to the absurdities of modern life with a keen, unapologetic perspective. His delivery is electric, his timing impeccable, and his energy on stage is contagious, ensuring that the audience is hooked from start to finish.

Schulz's storytelling is masterful, making even the most unconventional topics feel relatable and accessible. There's a vulnerability to his approach that resonates deeply, even as he's cracking jokes that make you cringe and laugh in equal measure. It's a comedy special that doesn't shy away from pushing boundaries, but does so in a way that feels fresh and authentic rather than forced or mean-spirited.

The production value is top-notch, capturing the energy of the crowd and the intensity of Schulz's performance in a way that adds another layer to the experience. The intimacy of the special makes you feel like you're right there with him, experiencing every punchline firsthand.

In conclusion, *Life* is more than just a comedy special-it's an event. Andrew Schulz proves once again why he's one of the best voices in comedy today. If you're looking for something that's both hilarious and thought-provoking, this special is a must-watch. It's honest, it's daring, and most importantly, it's *funny*. Prepare to laugh until your sides hurt-Schulz is at the top of his game!

I normally enjoy the wit of this guy but this was reduced to slap stick corny sex jokes. The kind that is usually done by bad female stand ups.

Constant yapping about jerking off and his wife vajayjay being entered by a doctor. What in the seven layers of comedy was this, i have no idea.

This format does not suit him better then his old style. When you see the other 10/10 reviews is because the guy has built a solid reputation.

It would be nice that the same people that love him could be more critical about this show because this ain't it unless offcourse they are... and then we are really doomed.

Please Schulz.

Don't listen to the haters, this is good and spot on for me.

If you don't like him in podcasts or his hot takes etc, this is still worth a watch (most people hate watch him and Rogan nowadays, mad, wasting your time to listen and comment just to give grief).

My favourite comedian of all time is Jim Jefferies (that'll get me some down votes lol) so this was perfect for me, an hour long story with loads of jokes on the way.

A beautiful ending and cheeky offensive jokes, if you're a Brit or liked old school Jefferies, you'll enjoy this.

I mean why not it's only an hour and I guarentee that even the haters couldn't watch the whole hour and not laugh once!!!

Simply amazing.

This special is both funny and wholesome, it's simply a piece of art that at least gives you a smile on your face.

Watching this made me laugh all by myself for the first time in over a year, and it felt amazing.

It's really difficult to review a stand-up special without any spoilers, but simply put it is a typical Schulz special spiced with a wholesome touch.

Watch it, if appreciate good comedy, you'll enjoy it.

I really don't know how to write more about it right now, so i just have to type some random stuff because of the minimum required characters, but i finally reached the minimum limit.