Chris D'Elia: Incorrigible

I knew this was going to be bad when I realised, two minutes in, that D'Elia has that desperately annoying habit of saying "like" in the way normal people use commas. He'd said like, so often, that I couldn't hear anything, it became white noise. It didn't help that it seemed he'd taken 80s comedians' advice and, presumably, snorted a couple of lines before taking the stage. Frantic, sweaty, incoherent does not make for the best stand up.

I really like this comedian he speaks the truth and while he does joke around he'll shove the facts of life right in your face and make you take it, I think that's why a lot of people dislike them because they feel uncomfortable about the truth. Regardless, this is a great one for men and women to watch because men can relate and women like me can learn... more than we wanted to. Plus, I like that he can laugh at himself as well. Regardless, if you like honesty you'll probably like him.

I made it 9 minutes in. If you saw Pauly Shore's Christmas Story appearance in the first season of Mad TV, where he tells a totally incoherent story about eggnog for 10 minutes? Same deal. But worse. Not just because it's not 1993 anymore and comedy has evolved, but also because we already had a Pauly Shore man, the clone has no business anywhere.

I'll just say that I'm a fan of Chris D'Elia. He's had some really good shows, but this one is honestly a complete pile of crap. It feels like he just made every joke up on the spot and got his rich dad to rent a theater for him. This is probably one of the worst stand up routines I've ever had the misfortune of seeing.

Each joke is stretched out and emphasized to waste as much time as possible, and the jokes seriously aren't even funny. You can almost feel the disappointment of the audience. If you want to see a funny Chris D'eila show, watch 'White male black comic'.

Please do yourself a favor and don't buy/rent/watch this train wreck. Peace

D'elia enters and starts storytelling in a way that you are not prepared for. I had to stop at minute 38:10, because i couldn't breathe anymore, like a normal person. I literally had to control myself and breath slowly with the show paused before i pass out. Loved it, thats how comedy supposed to be in my humble opinion. Give it a try, please.