Nate Bargatze: The Tennessee Kid

Don't think of this guy as 'a clean comedian'. No qualifiers are needed - he's simply a brilliant, brilliant comedian and this special is absolutely perfect. I've watched hours of stand up specials - and I have been eagerly waiting for this one. His albums are great and I loved his half hour on Netflix but I was really needing to see a full hour and it didn't not disappoint in the least. And do not bail out as soon as he says goodnight because you'll want to enjoy a few pictures that display during the closing credits.

I stumbled across this title while looking for something to watch on Netflix. At the time, I had no idea who Nate Bargatze was, but as a causal fan of stand-up comedy, I watched. I was not disappointed. Like many of the successful modern comics, he tells stories, and he does it very well. His delivery and timing are exceptional. This is one of the few titles on Netflix I have watched multiple times.

I rarely ever do any kind of review but I had to write one after watching this. I've watched almost every stand-up special under the sun, and never have I legitimately cried laughing while watching alone. A comedic masterpiece that everyone needs to watch. Plus, this special is family friendly throughout, making it highly enjoyable for all ages.

* I would highly recommend watching his 30 minute mini-special featured on episode 1 of season 1 of "The Standups" on Netflix prior to watching this special.

One stand-up comedy per day, that's what I've been watching now for weeks in a row. Most of the time unknown or at least completely new to me comedians so it's always nice to discover new names that make me have a good time. Nate Bargatze is one of those. He isn't very energetic on stage, he's more the casual guy telling some funny stories, but his nonchalance is what makes it even more funny. To me it's a good approach to tell jokes, it all looks like these things happen to him all the time. Nate Bargatze is a comedian I will follow, I don't think you can really go wrong with one of his shows if you're looking for some easy entertainment and good laughs.

But The Rona has us all watching stuff we'd gloss right over normally, so figured I'd give him a shot.

It's worth noting, his horse bit? Completely relatable. I consider myself fairly intelligent, and I recall being told a few times that horses and cows do not lie down unless they're ill, so one day driving past a field, I see a horse on its side and immediately thought 'NOMG that's so sad! I should let the farmer know...' so I make my way to the farm house, for which I was sized up and down, then told 'are you effing re****ed? How do you sleep? Lying down? Well, that's how our horses sleep. Thanks.' So I definitely related. Maybe a little too much.

Funny guy; relatable, good delivery style, but my only complaint would be, we get it, you procreated. We don't need to see your kid doing your intro.