Matt Rife: Only Fans

I was shocked at the lameness of this special. Was it supposed to be funny? From what I can tell Matt Rife is a young comic on steroids who panders to mondern day political correctness. The best comics are never p.c. He tries to inspire white guilt in some members of the audience while "talking street" or eubonics to the black people in the front row. He asks the white audience "How does it feel to sit in the back?" A reference to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, that occurred in 1955. No black person in that audience has ever had to give up their seat on a bus to a white person. What is he even talking about? Avoid this special like the plague.

I think the hate is from men who are unattractive and jealous of how hot he is. But Matt rife is so funny and fine asf, loved every minute. Hope he does more in the future.

I found this dude on TikTok a while back and then stumbled on this special on YouTube shortly after it came out. I think he's one of the funniest new stand-up comics around. Stand-Up comedy felt pretty dry for a while. Last Comic Standing was putting out some quality comics for a while but nobody that makes me laugh like this guy. I like that he does great crowd work but without the Andrew Schulz level of straight up insulting. Matt Rife builds a whole bit around the crowd work. I also feel like I don't hear repetition in his jokes and he's not some one trick pony that focuses on the same stuff again and again. I hope he blows up and we get more from him!

This is absolutely crude trash. Being funny doesn't require being trashy and rude - or making people feel less than. There are real comedians out there who don't make being rude a regular part of their routines. On top of that, his jokes were irrelevant but banked on using controversial topics, illnesses, and diseases to score points with the audience and get some laughs. I won't post the jokes here to avoid any spoilers, but if you're sensitive you have an additional reason not to watch this filth. One of the worst comedians ever. Might be like an Andrew Tate of comedy crossed with a failed comics.

I had no idea who this guy was until about an hour ago. I was actually quite impressed. Matt navigates the complexities of talking and joking about some of American society's most taboo subjects like a boss. He's unapologetically himself and displays his comedic prowess for all to see. Flaws and all.

At first glance, you'd probably have no difficulty passing on this. You'd also be forgiven for thinking he wouldn't be funny just by looking at him. He's got that typical young, frat boy look about him. I mean he seriously looks like he'd be more comfortable in a Calvin Klein underwear ad than on stage doing stand up. Let's just say he's probably not having any trouble find eligible bachelorettes.

But despite his good looks, he's a truly funny dude with some good moral fiber. I certainly look forward to watching more of him.