Queen Chandelier

First time hearing about Sommore on Netflix, recently. Watched her Chandelier Queen special on Netflix. I LOVE her, I laughed the entire time. Her perspective and delivery is on-point. Oh, did I mention she's beautiful and fun to watch. So happy I found her. FFL (fan for life). No spoilers, but her topics are observant and hilarious: bonnets, baby hairs, lashes, and prescription shoes. Love you, Sommore! Thank you for making us laugh, think, and keeping it TIGHT! Over here crushing on your beauty. I've gotta go put my prescription Uggs and Crocs on; per my doctor's orders. Haha! I'm excited to see what you have up and coming! Thank you to sharing your talent.

I did not intentionally watch this, Netflix auto downloaded and I gave it a shot but did not find any of the jokes funny.

I think she's quite full of herself without having the talent to back it up. She's the first "comedian" I have seen with a piece of paper on set, I think maybe she is losing her memory if she needs written cues on stage.

I expect stand up comedians to be excellent performers. Otherwise what are we paying for?

She stumbled her lines and said several words incorrectly, but still has the audacity to call herself a queen.

This show was a joke, and not a good one.

Don't waste your time if you like funny and intelligent comedians... because you won't find that in this show.

Well, I am not familiar with Sommore in any way, so as I sat down to watch the 2023 comedy special "Sommore: Queen Chandelier", it was without knowing what I was in for here.

And while Sommore definitely had a firm grip on the audience in Boca Raton, where the show was filmed, I have to admit that I wasn't really finding much enjoyment or amusement in this 2023 show. Perhaps I wasn't a part of the target audience, but I didn't laugh more than once throughout the course of the 69 minutes that the show ran for.

Sure, Sommore does have some charisma and stage presence, but the contents of the material and jokes throughout the show just fell short of being funny or enjoyable for my liking and my particular sense of humor.

I did get through the entire show, as I wanted to see if the show would start to change its direction and the jokes actually turning out to become funnier. But it just never happened. But on the upside, then I am sure that there is definitely an audience out there to enjoy the "Sommore: Queen Chandelier" show, no doubt about it. Just because I wasn't amused, doesn't mean that it is not a good show. We all have different likes and preferences, and "Sommore: Queen Chandelier" just happened not to be something for me.

My rating of "Sommore: Queen Chandelier" lands on a four out of ten stars.

I've been watching Somorre for years now, and she hit the mark with this one. Poignantly funny commentary on what's going on in today's world. Every joke hit, she was very strategic with her curse words, and she's simply a master when it comes to stand up.

One thing I've always liked about Sommore is that she stays relevant to the times. In every stand up that she does she adapts to whatever stage she is in with her life. I LOVE that. Seeing her go from talking about her clubbing/jail days in the Queens of Comedy to talking about her health in her 50s is absolutely hilarious

10/10 would recommend.

I've never been a Sommore fan, years ago when I was in my 20's I found her material to be too vulgar and raunchy. I hated hearing her stand up in the past but now that I'm older I can tolerate it a little more HOWEVER this Netflix special was TRASH! It was actually cringe worthy at times. Most of her jokes fell flat and the fact that her audience seemed really quiet throughout her show was a reflection of that. I honestly did not watch the whole special because it just seemed to get worse and worse and I felt so bad for her so I turned it off. I heard her talking about this special one morning on the Steve Harvey Morning Show, Steve Harvey kept saying he couldn't wait to see it.... I would love to hear his thoughts on this one🤣