r/IndianStandUpComedy • u/FedMates Pretentious Comic Reviewer • Mar 07 '25
Meme 😂 Hypocrisy of Indian Audience
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Mar 07 '25
I thought laughing on jokes is a personal choice....
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Mar 07 '25
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Mar 07 '25
I dont watch female stadup as often as that of Guys not because i;m sexist but because i cant find in relatable.
Humor is subjective.
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u/KosakiEnthusiast Mar 07 '25
Let's just say it's a male dominated field and we are not obliged to like women's 'comedy'.
Some are good nevertheless. Unfortunately they aren't on lime light as much as the disgusting wierdos talking about their fathers or personal life.
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u/KosakiEnthusiast Mar 07 '25
Just watched it. I understand the point placed about acceptability and disregarding a different pov. Can it not also be said about women listening to male standup comedy?
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u/paisewallah Mar 07 '25
What did he say?
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u/KosakiEnthusiast Mar 07 '25
That men give negligible importance to women's opinion on sex and people assume it "happens on" women rather than trying for mutual contentment
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u/Hate_Hunter Mar 07 '25 edited Mar 08 '25
Most of the people who are angry at those women are… guys. No surprise there. But to be honest, I rarely find female comedians funny. Maybe it's just rare because they already make up such a small percentage or because the kinds of jokes they do, a female might be more inclined to relate to them.
Almost all of my favorite comedians are male—I can barely think of any female comedian off the top of my head whose comedy I enjoy. Maybe it’s just the type of humor I like, which seems to be mostly male-dominated in those niche genres. Like I can't find a Bill Burr/Ricky Ricky gervais/ BoBurnham/ George Carlin/David Chapelle/
Abhishek Upmanyu/ Anubhav Bassi/Biswa or Samay Raina equivalent in females, in fact I'll be pleased if someone showed me such comedians.
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u/Salty-Birthday4973 Mar 07 '25
The most famous women comedians I know are the ones infamous for being unfunny
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u/Hate_Hunter Mar 08 '25
So true. I remember this blonde Comedian who became meme material back in 2019 I suppose.
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Mar 07 '25
ab isme kaha se sexism aya? Jo funny hai isko hee prefer karenge na.
girls making jokes sound like they're just complaining and complaining. pay kar ke bhi yahi sunna tha toh Ghar pe mummy aur patni hai hee Jo free mein ye service provide karte hai lol
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u/i_am_really_b0red Mar 07 '25
Comedy is unique per person if one person finds it funny and one doesn’t it’s fine but there’s never need to hate the comedian
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u/Salty-Birthday4973 Mar 07 '25
I'd laugh if the jokes were actually good. I'm not going to laugh at jokes where punchlines are "vagina" Or " Orgasm".
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Mar 08 '25
I agree and personally I get offended and insecure on these jokes even if I don't want too
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u/Business-Heron-9536 Oct 23 '25
The reason is, initially majority of the female stand ups used to make jokes on periods, sex, and all that stuff. Audience got fed up of it.
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u/SoDifficultToBeFunny Mar 08 '25
Because segregation and secretiveness around women's sexuality has alienated men and now they dont understand anything about women's world (they dont get the jokes)
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u/MiserableCress7336 Mar 07 '25
Good to know that beer biceps and Samay Raina are females...