Taylor Tomlinson: Quarter-Life Crisis

Often when female comedians put out specials, I find there's this stereotype that guys won't find them funny and it's only humor that women will get. (I don't think it's true, but I've found that some people think that)

As a guy, I found this special absolutely hilarious and the humor can be found by both men and women. I assure you. Looking forward to what Taylor does next!!

I never heard of Taylor and man was she funny. like legit "lol" funny. She didn't use her set to make political or feminist statements and not one time did she set up a joke for the sole purpose of getting a pat on the back. Nearly everything she said was something you could totally relate to and if you couldn't, she has a charm about her that makes her stories fun even if it's something you haven't personally experienced. And even at 25, she has this hilarious cynicism about people her own age that just cracks you up but also makes you wonder how someone so young could be so self aware too.

She was refreshing in the sense that her set wasn't this hour long female empowerment session and hilarious in the sense where everything about her made you laugh; from her jokes, her expressions and movements. If you have an hour, check this out. It's definitely time well spent. Taylor is an absolute breath of fresh air to stand up comedy.

Her manerizum remind me a lot of Iliza. But her jokes are awesome and real.

I didn't really knew Taylor Tomlinson until this netflix special and I have to say I am pleasantly surprised. A very good show, funny jokes and if you were raised in a Christian family you can totally relate to all the jokes. Don't trust any 1, 2 stars review, this show has nothing to do with feminism, Taylor really did not use this special to make it about that which I think was a great choice and that's why I think she is one of the best female comedian. Totally recommend watching this show! P.S The first part of the show its funnier then the last part but overall very good Netflix special.

After watching this my husband and I just sent our millennial age kids the link! This is so damn relatable to our lives right now having kids that are 25 and 26 years old and us being in our early 50s. She's witty with storytelling and building up a joke. Throughout she's also cleverly calling people out on their stereotypical behavior in everyday life. Her self deprecation isn't something I would say is degrading at all, it's just honest. We can all related to everything she talks about on some level. A must watch!