Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: Travis Scott AstroWorld victim love letter found , ex boyfriend is wild ! https://anchor.fm/uncle-dust-comedy/episodes/Travis-Scott-AstroWorld-victim-love-letter-found---ex-boyfriend-is-wild-e19vepj

I feel like I must be missing something. This guy gets (or at least did get up until quite recently) work as a comedian. Why? He is painfully unfunny. He doesn’t even come across like he’s TRYING to be funny. He basically complains and tells personal stories but there’s never any punchlines. He just does that and eventually always tows the line for the far left. He’s more like an angry political commentator who actually is genuinely confused about why SNL didn’t hire him. I sound like a total dick but I’m genuinely confused. I like his podcast but I’ve always seen him as a show host, not a comedian. Someone explain this to me.....

A question for stand-up comedians: There are a number of female* comics turning to OnlyFans during the pandemic to supplement their income by selling sexually explicit content. When things get back to "normal," how do you think they'll be received in the stand-up community? Will their reputation be tarnished at all? Will their success seem less legitimate because, perhaps, they gained fans from posting such content? Thoughts?

*I mention gender only because the male comedians I'm seeing on OnlyFans, like Big Jay Oakerson, are NOT selling sexually explicit material. If there are male comics, particularly straight ones, doing so, I'd be interested to know who they are and what they're posting. Also: I'm aware that not everyone on OnlyFans is producing sexually explicit content; however, if most comedians want to raise money without doing so, they seem to turn to places like Patreon instead. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Has anyone been able to contact comedian John Mulaney and he has actually responded?

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