7 Tips: 1.Secdhule time dedicated to writing (1:37) 2. Write down topics you are interested in (3:07) 3. Warming up at the beginning of your session (4:16) 4. No limits of how dark you can go (5:34) 5. Start by writing about yourself (6:15) 6. When writing, use pen and paper (7:12) 7. Always record your ideas on your phone (9:07)
I’m not a standup comedian, more of a dream than anything. I’ve actually been doing number 7 for over a year now and have a ton of joke premises and concept that I need to actually go through and try writing out.
Thanks for commenting. Stand up is a fantastic dream to have. Currently there aren't many options for performing due to Covid however this will pass and you'll have plenty of opportunities and whenever you choose to do it is the right time for you. It took me a few months before I had the courage to give it a go back when I started, although it took a while I gained more material throughout that time and was even more hungry for it when I eventually took the dive. I'll continue to upload videos and do my best to get you off on the right foot.
Just Write: Write what is on your mind, warm up before you play, write with no pressure. You can't go wrong. Then focus on making comedy material. 5 Tips, there are no limits to how dark you can go in your writing session.
I had already been writing things down and dictating ideas on my notepad on my phone when I’m out and about, so I don’t forget them, but it’s good to get validation and confirmation. This is the second time I’m watching this videoto keep it fresh in my mind. Thanks again.
Right on Gary 'Get them laughing straight away' is just so important. I've watched many a show go down the pan because an audience didn't know if and when they were allowed to laugh. Honestly it happens, miss the moment and you can lose them for the whole set. It happens to the best of comics like young Gary here. If you're lucky there'll be 'laugher' or better still a giggler but don't count on it. It's your job to let them know that yeah, it's okay to laugh.
Thank You soooo much. Your Template is helping me quiet down the 10,000 jokes in my head, and get them on paper. They were having a royal rumble match in my mind. Some running in, new intro music, one gets a 2 count on the mat, one getting thrown out, two throw it back in, then the referee joke, jumped on them. Thanks for "Being" here for us. Gratitude.
Many thanks for commenting. Really appreciate the kind words. Sorry it has taken me so long to respond. I'm back now, and I'll try to keep the quality high.
Thank you so much for this video. My name is Evgeniya and I am a girl from Ukraine who has always loved to make people laugh. In my country, comedy has started to develop very rapidly and wonderfully, and I dream of being part of this movement. At the moment, my desire to learn how to do stand-up is so strong that it's hard for me to sit still (I barely watched the video to the end). I hope I won't give up on this class as quickly as I give up on everything I do for more than 15 minutes. Thank you!
hey, nice to meet you. I started also recently and what really helps me is to set 20 min on my phone to write jokes and then mind just thinks about that. I feel I become more focused :D
greetings, I took at 6 week comedy course 15 years ago. I let my spouse talk me out of it. She said I would be away from the family for months at a time. Now that we are married 23 years and after hearing say I would like to maybe persue the thought, she has my bags by the front door. It's amazing what 23 little years can do... Great video, I'm inspired again. thanks
Omg so glad I found you. I’ve just been presented as an old person the possibility of being a standup comedian, to make people laugh to make them happier to bring them. Joy is a way to make me happy and bring me joy, because I am finding myself at a fork in the road in my life, where the majority of my outlook is not happy, but the possibility of making people pee their pants, well that certainly will bring me joy and enhance the adult diaper industry which I do have stock in, but AnyWho I’m so glad I found you. You definitely have given me food for thought. Thank you so much.
Many thanks for commenting with such lovely words. I love your passion for stand-up comedy. I'll do my best to hero the quality high on this channel. I wish you all the best in your adventure.
I am going to teach a stand-up comedy class soon. Really like the suggested basic structure to a 5 minute set. I was trying to think of an easy way to help put the material together. It is also in line with one thing I really want to do: help them to realize that, as soon as possible, the audience should somehow feel like they know you or your personality/worldview. I’d love to use it and also send them to check out your page.
Thanks for commenting Matt, please do feel free to use anything and everything you can from the channel and I'd be delighted for you to send them this way too. Best of luck with the teaching.
Wow, thank you for the tips! I love that you gave them to us in a fun, easy to follow method. I'm going to start implementing these into my daily routine & will check back when I do my 1st show. Good luck to all the other aspiring comedians 💪😜
Ive been wanting to do stand up so bad! Just how you said when youre out and about, to write down any ideas when you have it, ive been doing this for months and have so many good premises just not full jokes i struggle articulating jokes from them even if theyre funny topics.
Hey Edward. Thanks for commenting. First of a massive congrats on your success on Tiktoks. I'd strongly advise you to perform 5 minutes of comedy on your first attempt. To have a solid 30 minutes of pure stand up takes years, there's no simple way to put it. If you must talk for 30 minutes and don't want to turn the gig down I'd recommend turning it into a talk about your journey on the Tiktok platform and perhaps take questions from the audience. 30 minutes for a first timer is just going to be a bad time for both yourself and the audience. The best and most successful comics working today take many months to create a 30 minute set. Make it easy on yourself and perform a short set they'll enjoy if they already know your style and you'll feel much better about yourself. There's also no shame in saying no to the gig if they demand a 30 minute set. There's plenty of other opportunities with the correct stage time that'll serve you much better. All the best with what you choose to do.
I typically think that you need to write your things during the day on your phone and trying to think about the comedy of things that happens in the moments you do whatever you do during the day - and write it down on your phone and that way you're gonna remember lots of things during your past life and you'll be able to add it to your sketch on your phone
This video was incredible, stand up has been a dream for me and this video has really inspired me to at least try to turn it into something that is more than a dream.
wow, amazing tips, I found myself pausing to take my own notes because what you said sparked my own trains of thought. also the burnout tip is a great tip for anything in life!
Hi Gary! I appreciate the vid, really helpful. I was really surprised to randomly come across this vid as you used to host an open mic night at a bar on Brick Lane i performed at a few times. Kinda lapsed since the pandemic and now hoping to get back into performing. Cheers!
Every tip you have been giving I already do. especially with the messy pen and paper notebooks lol this video just gave me more confidence that i know i will do well! Thank you so much for this!
Tips for writing: 1. Schedule 20 min writing sessions 2. Write down topics of interest first then write jokers on them 3. Warm up by writing anything 4. Don't limit yourself while writing 5. Write about yourself 6. Use pen and paper refine on screen 7. Record ideas on phone Structure: Beginning : make it personal Then: choose bit and expand on it End: optionally bring in other bits
This video is one hundred percent what I was looking for. Extremely helpful. All 7 of these tips hit home for me. Thank you brother!! Definitely subscribing.
This actually cleared alot of stuff up for me, I'm kind of scoping out my local places and thinking of getting started. Thanks man, really appreciate it.
I feel like being a comedian is natural. Your born with it. Your born without it. I think it's the getting on stage Infront of everyone thing that is what kills alot of funny people's dreams. Me, I'm always angry and depressed and one thing that helps me get thru the day is writing ideas down. Like being a first time dad..and how dealing with my own son is like being a hostage negotiator..having to say shit like "ok" yeah your right buddy" take it easy ..take it easy bud" what do you want to come down off that slide maybe I can see what I can do" something like that.
All very true, and it's a nice idea regarding your material. However, tbh, I don't think it's something you're born with. I really think it's understanding perception. I feel that's the key. If you understand how you are perceived by others in a social situation, then you'll do very well as a comic, granted you put in the work. Now, it's possible that a sense of perception might be something your born with, or perhaps it grows with you through social situations. This I can't be sure of.
Yes, very informative. I am not a comedian but am interested in how you come up with the script. I agree this is very material heavy. Generous of you to share .
@@tushargupta4262 thanks for commenting. To be honest with you I haven't actually read any books on writing comedy. I have read a lot of comedians and performers biographies and I feel this helps a little too get into their minds set. For me the most fun way of progressing was always to try out new material. I kept writing my own way and practicing new tricks I could add to shows. We all have our own unique way of learning. If reading how to books is for you then I suggest a Google search and get as many books as you can and don't stop to you've finished around 10 of them. Best of luck with it.
Hey this was great, but wouldve loved to see you make a mock example of real time writing with the camera pointed at a notebook with a voice over of the 5 minute structure. The talking head style is good but it also helps me to learn by visually seeing what that might look like on paper as a visual learner
Just found your channel. Looking forward to getting through the rest of the videos and finding old acquaintancesin the comments section too. Top stuff 👍.
This really helped me to write, still haven’t done stand up yet, extremely nervous but this did help me write and I’ve been blessed to write a few jokes that other new comedians used… Joke (woman) “ ladies don’t you hate when u go out with your girls just to have a few drinks and some fun, but you can’t enjoy yourself because guys keep coming up trying to talk and using the dumbest pick up lines you have ever heard… this one night this guy comes up and tells me that not only is he well endowed, but he says is the size of the titanic, so damn of course you would give him a try but when you get him home and he unzips it was less like the Titanic, and more like the little tug boat that couldn’t!! Or maybe the titanic after it sunk!!! So ladies be cautious out there, take the drink but leave the D
Great stuff. Indeed, it's a nerve racing game, but it's so worth it. Don't overthink the funny on your first few times. Just try to enjoy it and take in the experience.
I started laughing at 30 seconds. The idea came into my head that dropping an iconic stand up comedian is equally as likely holding down a full time job for me. Im 28 and in my parents basement, and telling them this, i think it finally got through to them. Got fired today because of a fluke mistake. Basically, today revealed that the plans i may have expected arent really part of "the plan"
Just watched this first time seeing your video’s you got the subscribe liked how you’ve broken things down always wanted to do this never had the nerv and didn’t know where to start putting a set together hopes get my first open mic done within the next month or two
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽... Thank you the way you subscribe everything was perfect.. this is my first time coming across you and I instantly hit that like button and you got yourself a new subscriber.. keep up the good work brother 💯
My pleasure. Thanks for commenting. It's all about finding out what works for you best. If writing isn't for you, then just find out other ways of creating material. All the best with it.
It took me a while just to write jokes, then now I finally feel I might have my 5-6 min set that I can finally practice and get to stage. It was hard cause I really didn't like any of my jokes and didn't have confidence, but now that the writing is out of the way I can finally commit to practicing so I can take to stage. FINALLY! lol any tips for memorizing?
My style is if I had a bunch of stories that relate to each other like a theme (depression, sex, happiness, etc) and then make sure they all correlate in a single flow. (Y’all can steal this, just happy to help)
Amazing! Go smash it. Don't worry too much about the funny. There's plenty of time to develop that. Make sure to enjoy all the experiences that come with it. Let us know how you get on.
About to do my first Open Mic tomorrow! Very nervous, but excited to get over the hurdle.
I DID IT!
Congrats!! How did it go?
How was ur open min bro?
How did it go??
How did it go?
Sir,I am from China,and you have no idea how much your video have inspired me to kick thing off,thanks!god bless you
That's fantastic to hear. I'll keep the videos coming.
7 Tips:
1.Secdhule time dedicated to writing (1:37)
2. Write down topics you are interested in (3:07)
3. Warming up at the beginning of your session (4:16)
4. No limits of how dark you can go (5:34)
5. Start by writing about yourself (6:15)
6. When writing, use pen and paper (7:12)
7. Always record your ideas on your phone (9:07)
Thanks for commenting. Brilliant work.
I copied your comment and added it to description of video. Thanks again for making the video that much better. I really appreciate it.
No you didn't It Clearly says Secdhule
And you wrote Schedule. Tell me you're a liar without telling me 😂
Pencil and paper works even better 🤪
I’m not a standup comedian, more of a dream than anything. I’ve actually been doing number 7 for over a year now and have a ton of joke premises and concept that I need to actually go through and try writing out.
Thanks for commenting. Stand up is a fantastic dream to have. Currently there aren't many options for performing due to Covid however this will pass and you'll have plenty of opportunities and whenever you choose to do it is the right time for you. It took me a few months before I had the courage to give it a go back when I started, although it took a while I gained more material throughout that time and was even more hungry for it when I eventually took the dive. I'll continue to upload videos and do my best to get you off on the right foot.
Great tips. I'll be on the Tonight's Show
haha, That's brilliant optimism. Is the Tonight's show even still On? whose hosting these days?
Stop being toxic fred ur never finding career on the youtube section
:0
@@artistrecognize3714 stop being rude, he is very talented
@@artistrecognize3714 someone lives in their mother’s basement
Just Write: Write what is on your mind, warm up before you play, write with no pressure. You can't go wrong. Then focus on making comedy material.
5 Tips, there are no limits to how dark you can go in your writing session.
Thanks for commenting. That's pretty much it without the detail.
Yup write, write, write, try out some open mics take what works scrap what doesn't, rinse and repeat
I had already been writing things down and dictating ideas on my notepad on my phone when I’m out and about, so I don’t forget them, but it’s good to get validation and confirmation. This is the second time I’m watching this videoto keep it fresh in my mind. Thanks again.
Right on Gary 'Get them laughing straight away' is just so important. I've watched many a show go down the pan because an audience didn't know if and when they were allowed to laugh. Honestly it happens, miss the moment and you can lose them for the whole set. It happens to the best of comics like young Gary here. If you're lucky there'll be 'laugher' or better still a giggler but don't count on it. It's your job to let them know that yeah, it's okay to laugh.
Thanks for commenting. Brilliantly put. It's such a strange concept but so true.
Tips 1 and 7, why do I STILL need to be told this?! 😂 Thanks Gary.
Haha indeed. These videos are holding me accountable also. Good to hear from you. Glad you're enjoying the videos.
Thank You soooo much. Your Template is helping me quiet down the 10,000 jokes in my head, and get them on paper. They were having a royal rumble match in my mind. Some running in, new intro music, one gets a 2 count on the mat, one getting thrown out, two throw it back in, then the referee joke, jumped on them. Thanks for "Being" here for us. Gratitude.
Great wrestling references ✅
Many thanks for commenting. Really appreciate the kind words. Sorry it has taken me so long to respond. I'm back now, and I'll try to keep the quality high.
@@LetsTalkComedy welcome back
@Trilly Tuesday Thanks Happy Today to you.
The best tips i have ever got. Thank you so much for the content. This will greatly help me in my learnings.
Got my vary fierst stand up gig coming up thank you for the tips
Thank you so much for this video. My name is Evgeniya and I am a girl from Ukraine who has always loved to make people laugh. In my country, comedy has started to develop very rapidly and wonderfully, and I dream of being part of this movement. At the moment, my desire to learn how to do stand-up is so strong that it's hard for me to sit still (I barely watched the video to the end). I hope I won't give up on this class as quickly as I give up on everything I do for more than 15 minutes. Thank you!
hey, nice to meet you. I started also recently and what really helps me is to set 20 min on my phone to write jokes and then mind just thinks about that. I feel I become more focused :D
greetings, I took at 6 week comedy course 15 years ago. I let my spouse talk me out of it. She said I would be away from the family for months at a time. Now that we are married 23 years and after hearing say I would like to maybe persue the thought, she has my bags by the front door. It's amazing what 23 little years can do... Great video, I'm inspired again. thanks
Hahaha, I loved this comment. I'm not sure you needed the video but I'm delighted your motivated again. Thanks for commenting.
I’m finally going to do it, totally can relate with you van Dan
@@kevinschulz8665 It's like riding a rollercoaster. Exciting...
Hell yeah!!
Thank you my friend hope you enjoyed your tea! See you on the next one!
Damn good cup. Thanks for commenting.
Omg so glad I found you. I’ve just been presented as an old person the possibility of being a standup comedian, to make people laugh to make them happier to bring them. Joy is a way to make me happy and bring me joy, because I am finding myself at a fork in the road in my life, where the majority of my outlook is not happy, but the possibility of making people pee their pants, well that certainly will bring me joy and enhance the adult diaper industry which I do have stock in, but AnyWho I’m so glad I found you. You definitely have given me food for thought. Thank you so much.
Many thanks for commenting with such lovely words. I love your passion for stand-up comedy. I'll do my best to hero the quality high on this channel. I wish you all the best in your adventure.
Just stumbled across your video. This is the first time I found a comedy writing video helpful. Truly useful tips and I’m buying a notepad right now.
Very happy to hear it. Tons of videos on the channel I hope you'll enjoy.
I immediately like this dude. You've got supportive friend vibes man. Thanks
Love hearing this mate. Many thanks for commenting.
Pls keep up the good work and don't give up there are people who want to learn stand up comedy and I'm one of them .
Thanks for commenting. You're in the right place. I've got lots more videos coming.
early in the morning is when i get my best ideas
I'm the same, if I get practice of any sort done in morning it's always way better than any other time.
I am going to teach a stand-up comedy class soon. Really like the suggested basic structure to a 5 minute set. I was trying to think of an easy way to help put the material together. It is also in line with one thing I really want to do: help them to realize that, as soon as possible, the audience should somehow feel like they know you or your personality/worldview. I’d love to use it and also send them to check out your page.
Thanks for commenting Matt, please do feel free to use anything and everything you can from the channel and I'd be delighted for you to send them this way too. Best of luck with the teaching.
Wow, thank you for the tips! I love that you gave them to us in a fun, easy to follow method. I'm going to start implementing these into my daily routine & will check back when I do my 1st show. Good luck to all the other aspiring comedians 💪😜
You're very welcome. Welcome to the channel.
He said this channel was for me, I feel better now.
And it is just for you Tom. Many thanks for joining us. 🙏
these tips are so helpful. Thank you
Thanks for commenting, delighted delighted hear your getting value from the videos.
Ay
Hii
Man i am hesitant to do standup in my college and bcoz of u i atleat have the confidence and path to do it thanks
Many thanks for commenting and the very kind words. Wishing you all the best with it. Do drop back and let us know how it went. Best of luck mate.
Thank you. I appreciate the tips. I take photos of what I write down.
Thanks for commenting. That's a smart idea. Nice one
Ive been wanting to do stand up so bad! Just how you said when youre out and about, to write down any ideas when you have it, ive been doing this for months and have so many good premises just not full jokes i struggle articulating jokes from them even if theyre funny topics.
@@travls_4679 nah dont think so. Since this 8 month post ive written and performed some jokes so save ya negativity bud.
@@tomfooly good for you bro I can’t stand negative people
Brilliant to hear this. My apologies for not responding sooner. I'm back now. How's the comedy going?
Thank you for these tips!
Thanks for commenting and it's my pleasure.
Well said and easily followable -
Finally have a plan
Much appreciated mate. Thanks for commenting
thanks, for the tips...i'm starting out stand up in spanish...huge challenge for a gringo...
Damn straight it is. How's it going for you?
@@LetsTalkComedy it's all about insight and the absurd differences.
Love the tips dude!
Many thanks. Absolutely delighted to make the videos for you.
I've been asked to come up with a 30 minute set because of my tiktoks. I've never done it before but I don't want to turn down a foot in the door
Hey Edward. Thanks for commenting. First of a massive congrats on your success on Tiktoks.
I'd strongly advise you to perform 5 minutes of comedy on your first attempt. To have a solid 30 minutes of pure stand up takes years, there's no simple way to put it. If you must talk for 30 minutes and don't want to turn the gig down I'd recommend turning it into a talk about your journey on the Tiktok platform and perhaps take questions from the audience.
30 minutes for a first timer is just going to be a bad time for both yourself and the audience. The best and most successful comics working today take many months to create a 30 minute set. Make it easy on yourself and perform a short set they'll enjoy if they already know your style and you'll feel much better about yourself. There's also no shame in saying no to the gig if they demand a 30 minute set. There's plenty of other opportunities with the correct stage time that'll serve you much better.
All the best with what you choose to do.
I typically think that you need to write your things during the day on your phone and trying to think about the comedy of things that happens in the moments
you do whatever you do during the day - and write it down on your phone and that way you're gonna remember lots of things during your past life
and you'll be able to add it to your sketch on your phone
This video was incredible, stand up has been a dream for me and this video has really inspired me to at least try to turn it into something that is more than a dream.
wow, amazing tips, I found myself pausing to take my own notes because what you said sparked my own trains of thought.
also the burnout tip is a great tip for anything in life!
Thanks for commenting. Really delighted you're getting value from the channel.
Thank you so much!!
Thanks for commenting and it's my pleasure.
Hi Gary!
I appreciate the vid, really helpful.
I was really surprised to randomly come across this vid as you used to host an open mic night at a bar on Brick Lane i performed at a few times.
Kinda lapsed since the pandemic and now hoping to get back into performing.
Cheers!
Thanx Gary; this video has been very helpful. I am so glad that I came across your channel.
Many thanks for commenting. I'm delighted to hear you're getting value from the channel.
Thank you.... You made it easy on how to start with the steps of standing comedian.
My pleasure. Have you done many gigs since?
Every tip you have been giving I already do. especially with the messy pen and paper notebooks lol this video just gave me more confidence that i know i will do well! Thank you so much for this!
That's a brilliant message to receive. Many thanks for commenting.
I’m the same amber
Great advice. Thanks for the video.
Many thanks for commenting and I'm delighted you enjoyed the video. Best of luck with your writing.
Thank you very much for this video, it helps me a lot!
Really glad to hear that. Thanks for commenting.
Subscribed. Great foundation before I write utter nonsense. Thanks!
Many thanks for subscribing Thomas and welcome to the community. Indeed I look forward to hearing how you get on with the nonsense.
Tips for writing:
1. Schedule 20 min writing sessions
2. Write down topics of interest first then write jokers on them
3. Warm up by writing anything
4. Don't limit yourself while writing
5. Write about yourself
6. Use pen and paper refine on screen
7. Record ideas on phone
Structure:
Beginning : make it personal
Then: choose bit and expand on it
End: optionally bring in other bits
Brilliant stuff. Thanks for taking the time.
This video is one hundred percent what I was looking for. Extremely helpful. All 7 of these tips hit home for me. Thank you brother!! Definitely subscribing.
Love hearing it. Welcome to the channel. Any ideas for videos, just let me know.
Thank you, this has really helped me structure my writing. Great tips
Delighted to hear it. Many thanks for commenting.
Thanks for all the tips 😊 , motivating.
Many thanks my friend. Delighted to hear it and it's my pleasure.
This actually cleared alot of stuff up for me, I'm kind of scoping out my local places and thinking of getting started. Thanks man, really appreciate it.
Thanks for commenting. Amazing to hear this. How is it going for you now?
this is really some good advice thank you sir
Much appreciated mate.
Thanks you so much ❤
My pleasure. Welcome to the channel. Hope you get loads of value from the videos. Anything I might be able to help with just ask.
Used your techniques had everyone on the job site roaring😊
Love hearing this, thanks for commenting.
I feel like being a comedian is natural. Your born with it. Your born without it. I think it's the getting on stage Infront of everyone thing that is what kills alot of funny people's dreams. Me, I'm always angry and depressed and one thing that helps me get thru the day is writing ideas down. Like being a first time dad..and how dealing with my own son is like being a hostage negotiator..having to say shit like "ok" yeah your right buddy" take it easy ..take it easy bud" what do you want to come down off that slide maybe I can see what I can do" something like that.
All very true, and it's a nice idea regarding your material. However, tbh, I don't think it's something you're born with. I really think it's understanding perception. I feel that's the key. If you understand how you are perceived by others in a social situation, then you'll do very well as a comic, granted you put in the work. Now, it's possible that a sense of perception might be something your born with, or perhaps it grows with you through social situations. This I can't be sure of.
Great stuff my guy! Please keep growing this is a great channel!
Many thanks for commenting and the very kind words. I've got tons of videos being created and I'm looking forward to getting them online.
Thanks for the tips I really needed to hear this.
Many thanks for commenting and for the kind words.
Yes, very informative. I am not a comedian but am interested in how you come up with the script. I agree this is very material heavy. Generous of you to share .
Many thanks for commenting. Glad you enjoyed the video.
@@LetsTalkComedy hey sir, what are some good books on comedy?
@@tushargupta4262 thanks for commenting. To be honest with you I haven't actually read any books on writing comedy. I have read a lot of comedians and performers biographies and I feel this helps a little too get into their minds set. For me the most fun way of progressing was always to try out new material. I kept writing my own way and practicing new tricks I could add to shows. We all have our own unique way of learning. If reading how to books is for you then I suggest a Google search and get as many books as you can and don't stop to you've finished around 10 of them. Best of luck with it.
Thank you! You are awesome!
Many thanks Antonio for the very kind words. Much appreciated.
Thanks !
My pleasure.
You are amazing! Thank you for your help! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
My pleasure, delighted to hear the videos are giving you value.
Thanks for the info! I been trying to write and this helps a lot
Thanks for commenting and I'm delighted to be able to offer some advice. Best of luck with it.
Wow love this!! Thank you. Subscribed
Thanks so much Megan, really appreciate that. I'll keep the videos coming.
Thank you.
My pleasure mate.
Hey this was great, but wouldve loved to see you make a mock example of real time writing with the camera pointed at a notebook with a voice over of the 5 minute structure. The talking head style is good but it also helps me to learn by visually seeing what that might look like on paper as a visual learner
Thanks for commenting. I got you covered.... ruclips.net/video/X2j-G4WHoXc/видео.html
Hope you get some value from it mate.
Thank you so much!
Thank you, man!
My pleasure.
That was really informative! Thank you.
Got you, sir. Thanks for the information!
My pleasure. Thanks for commenting
Just found your channel. Looking forward to getting through the rest of the videos and finding old acquaintancesin the comments section too. Top stuff 👍.
Much appreciated Mike, welcome to the channel.
Great stuff, thanks for making this 🙂
Absolutely my pleasure. Delighted you're getting value from it.
I’m a ventriloquist. Writing is always the hardest part for me. I’m looking forward to trying these tips and creating a new 5 min. set!
Thanks for commenting. Really hope the tips work out for you. Very nice channel btw
Just bought a notepad. Now Dave Chappell is scared to follow me
Thanks bro
Haha, my pleasure mate.
Thanks for the tip
My pleasure, and thanks for commenting on multiple videos! Delighted you're getting value.
This really helped me to write, still haven’t done stand up yet, extremely nervous but this did help me write and I’ve been blessed to write a few jokes that other new comedians used…
Joke (woman)
“ ladies don’t you hate when u go out with your girls just to have a few drinks and some fun, but you can’t enjoy yourself because guys keep coming up trying to talk and using the dumbest pick up lines you have ever heard… this one night this guy comes up and tells me that not only is he well endowed, but he says is the size of the titanic, so damn of course you would give him a try but when you get him home and he unzips it was less like the Titanic, and more like the little tug boat that couldn’t!! Or maybe the titanic after it sunk!!! So ladies be cautious out there, take the drink but leave the D
Great stuff. Indeed, it's a nerve racing game, but it's so worth it. Don't overthink the funny on your first few times. Just try to enjoy it and take in the experience.
Great tips. 🌟
Many thanks. Glad you're enjoying the videos.
Big masterclass ting! Wow… I feel like I owe you dinner…
I'd go for an Italian right about now. I'll keep it in the bank if that's alright, maybe track you down in the future when I'm hungry.
I started laughing at 30 seconds. The idea came into my head that dropping an iconic stand up comedian is equally as likely holding down a full time job for me. Im 28 and in my parents basement, and telling them this, i think it finally got through to them. Got fired today because of a fluke mistake. Basically, today revealed that the plans i may have expected arent really part of "the plan"
Indeed, Sorry to hear about the job. Hopefully you can get onstage asap and tell the room about it all. All the best with it.
Just watched this first time seeing your video’s you got the subscribe liked how you’ve broken things down always wanted to do this never had the nerv and didn’t know where to start putting a set together hopes get my first open mic done within the next month or two
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽... Thank you the way you subscribe everything was perfect.. this is my first time coming across you and I instantly hit that like button and you got yourself a new subscriber.. keep up the good work brother 💯
Many thanks buddy, really appreciate the kind words, hope it's all working out for you.
This was extremely helpful. Thank you 😊 subscribed!
Personally I'm really not good in writing, but phone record it might work for me, but hey thanks for bringing that up.
My pleasure. Thanks for commenting. It's all about finding out what works for you best. If writing isn't for you, then just find out other ways of creating material. All the best with it.
This is fantastic edvice!! Thank you so much, you're the beast!!
Many thanks for commenting. Appreciate the kind words.
Great stuff Gary!
Great to hear from you Quinn. Many thanks mate, much appreciated.
Awesome
Many thanks for commenting. Great to hear you liked the video.
Amazing video!
Many thanks, Really appreciate that.
Taking notes. Great vid.
Really appreciate the comment. How's the comedy going for you now?
Actually need this ...thanks a lot
Awesome 👏🏾
Many thanks.
I have my second standup next Sunday, lolol
Amazing, How'd it go?
It took me a while just to write jokes, then now I finally feel I might have my 5-6 min set that I can finally practice and get to stage. It was hard cause I really didn't like any of my jokes and didn't have confidence, but now that the writing is out of the way I can finally commit to practicing so I can take to stage. FINALLY! lol any tips for memorizing?
love it! just subscribed!
Many thanks Paola. Welcome to the community.
Tremendous. Hanx x
Much appreciated, thanks for commenting.
My style is if I had a bunch of stories that relate to each other like a theme (depression, sex, happiness, etc) and then make sure they all correlate in a single flow. (Y’all can steal this, just happy to help)
Brilliant stuff. Sounds like a solid structure to me. Best of luck with it and thanks for commenting.
awesome tips!! Thank you for the content
My pleasure buddy. Thanks for commenting.
I’m a freshman in college trying my first set in in a week. Wish me luck
Amazing! Go smash it. Don't worry too much about the funny. There's plenty of time to develop that. Make sure to enjoy all the experiences that come with it. Let us know how you get on.
Thank you, man! Loved this!
Thanks for commenting, great to hear you got value from the video, plenty more to come. Best of luck with your writing.
Using this for my upcoming speech competition! Thank you for the helpful tips!!
Many thanks for commenting. Hoping you get all what your after from my channel. Best if luck with the competition .
@@LetsTalkComedy small follow up, I placed 3rd in varsity for my meet! Looking to win the next one, thanks again for the awesome video
@@vaguelyinterested8068 that's amazing to hear. Nice work mate
Thanks Man
My pleasure. Thanks for commenting.
Very nice guy with great points
Much appreciated.
Love it. I've just subscribed.
Thanks Shawn, The subscription is much appreciated. Lot's of videos in the making.
Great video sir, thank you.
My pleasure mate, thanks for commenting.
Dude, thanks
My pleasure, thanks for commenting. Welcome to the channel.