Comedy In Color

Tim Dillon describes being a New York tour guide; Neko White says Black people learn their Miranda rights at a young age.

Noah Gardenswartz discusses living with two women; Keith Pedro says every marriage should be like a sports contract.

Tony Baker on growing up in the '80s; Larry Dean describes a prostate exam.

Sarah Tiana explains the differences between men; Ron Josol on the eating habits of his Filipino family.

Mayce Galoni describes a recent bar fight; Ismael Loutfi on marrying at 17 to avoid religious rules against premarital sex.

Naomi Ekperigin describes her engagement to a Jewish guy; Russell Kane divulges the secret to love and relationships.

Mark Normand describes the similarities between racism and Nickelback; Jean Paul on love and murder.

Michael Kosta on scrolling down a girl's Instagram page for so long she's no longer 18; David Gborie on sex with a man.

J.J. Williamson on his son asking for help with his homework; Ryan Dillon describes a nightmarish customer.

David A Arnold describes his philosophy for working out; Casey James Salengo on growing up in a trailer vs. and an RV.

Monroe Martin explains the tenuous relationship between Black people and the cops; Dave Hughes on getting a vasectomy.

Charlie Pickering discusses his love of hip-hop; Randy Syphax entertains with some hilarious impressions.

Hilarious stand-up performances from Brooks Whelan and Sarah Tollemache

Beth Stelling on her court-ordered visit to Florida; Nish Kumar wishes Will Smith could play the first Black James Bond.

Ahir Shah says his accent sounds like he's been colonized by his own voice; Vladimir Caamaño on being from the Bronx.

Hilarious stand-up performances from Tony Roberts and Matt Ingebretson

Rich Vos talks about the difficulty of relationships; Gary "G Thang" Johnson explains the pitfalls of boyfriends.

Hilarious stand-up performances from Red Grant and Chantel Maristoca

Raul Sanchez on the difference between reading levels; Jordan Welwood delivers dirty talk in a thick Canadian accent.

Hilarious stand-up performances from Joel Creasey and Arthur Simeon

Gina Yashere proposes a new American national anthem; Joe List describes morning sex and bad breath.

Hilarious stand-up performances from Ahamed Weinberg and Eddy King

Dave Ross on the difference between being called "daddy" and "father"; Joel Kim Booster on waiters with neck tattoos.

Tu Rae on never knowing what's in your cable bundle; Brendan Lynch says balloon animals are origami for child molesters.

Nate Bargatze describes a friend who is comfortable fighting Mcdonald's employees; Quincy Jones on cheating.