No haha. That's how you got fooled easily. They prepared everything, that's a script, they memorise it. But comedians practice that to make it look like they say their jokes instantly, without thinking.
I think you’re totally right. It didn’t rub me wrong at all. It actually struck me as endearing, and I think that’s because it was genuine. What you’re saying totally lines up.
Listen, the rules of society are that you're either funny, attractive, or god forbid neither. You're just not legally or physically allowed to be both.
I can totally forgive laughing at your own jokes when they're doing crowd work and even they don't know what's about to transpire. If he was just doing stand-up, I'd totally agree.
@@queenj.8i895 Michael's great. Not in any way meaning to put him down here. I have lots of friends with unique and unusual attributes. So I've come to frequent the word "eccentric" when I must describe them. Michael will never be the cool guy. In ways he's cool, sure. But, uh... Yeah. What I'm trying to say is that I think I'm 100% with you, in your comment about our esteemed and endearing friend, M. Knowles. ;-)
@@marvelaturraz5405 I love his “weirdness”. He’s very smart & hilarious. And me, I’m eccentric for sure. Even my son, who’s only 15, finds Mr. Knowles to be quite funny. 🙃 Many blessings to all God’s funny children 🫶
JBP did a really great interview with Matt. He doesn’t really do the audience interaction anymore because he knows he’d get stuck and wouldn’t grow if he continued that. He also addresses laughing at your own stuff, and I really liked his answer. I think it’s hilarious when comedians laugh at their own stuff.
What was his answer to that? I also like when comedians laugh at their own stuff. Laughter is contagious, so not only does it keep the audience laughing, but I like to see that the comedian is having fun up on stage.
Also Michael’s comments about Matt needing more refinement, Matt is still in his mid 20’s and started comedy at age 15. He’s amazing for his age and will definitely get better with age
He didn’t say he wasn’t doing crowd work anymore, he just said he wasn’t doing the red flag thing anymore I believe, because women would yell red flags and interrupt the show
well when u laugh 50% and the audience do 50% its even more funnier. even the fact that nearly everything is spontanous and u enjoy yourself make that even better. u dont act like " the joke is funny i prepared 5 month ago" no its just natural fun.
Huh? From what I understand from the interview, "laughing at your own stuff" is like laughing at your own bad situation (an indication that the bad situation no long has power over you)
He releases crowd work mostly on because he saves his material for his standup shows. He doesn't want you to pay to see him in person and think "I've heard all this before".
@@promethiac2641 You can dislike the joke, some of his jokes I find unfunny or meh, but I don't bitc* about it and organize campaigns to cancel him. If you made that joke at 12 than you are soulless. Gfy 🤡
Him doing all this at 28 is astounding. His comedic style is to be enjoyed by all ages(yes kids can watch RUclips and WILL watch him too) He's hilarious.
It's about how it fits into your broader persona. If you feel like the person is laughing at the joke because they genuinely think the topic is funny, it's charismatic. If you feel like the person is laughing at the joke because they think they're funny, it's obnoxious.
Matt joked that he was fugly growing up and turned attractive in his early 20s, therefore he wasted his youth creating a personality only to not need it now. 😅
I thought Rife was funny for it and I respected him, until he went off online on his plastic surgeon for posting a joke on TikTok. Dude can’t take what he dishes out. 😂😂
Matt wasn't laughing at his own jokes, he was laughing at his own wit. There's a difference. He's processing what he just said at tye same time all of us are, which elicits a real reaction. He doesn't prepare witty comebacks.
Exactly, he has a natural ability to make witty comebacks or comments, I used to do this with my friends group (but at obviously an amateur level), sometimes you are literally caught off guard by what you just said and it’s funny, so you laugh.
I absolutely love when comedians laugh at their own jokes, but it's definitely a specific style. That's the best thing about comedy - which Michael obviously gets- is that there's something for everyone ❤
@shawnstafford7809 Facts! I'm Left of Centre, but I gotta say that that sounds like a "Liberal Utopia" (nightmare!) Hahaha Edit: If I've said it once... "Read 1984. Then, if you don't get the issue of where limiting language can end up, read it again."
You're confusing his scripted material with his crowd work. What you're watching is his crowd work where he's interacting with the crowd and responding to them and firing from the hip with his responses. That's why he's laughing at his own jokes so to speak because he's having the same reaction the audience has because it's spontaneous material he's coming up with on the spot. Very few are in his league with the crowd work.
The funniest part of the whole video is when the editor zooms in on the jeans loincloth with a question mark. I bust a gut laughing at that. What the heck is he wearing?
I just watched a video about him recently. It talked about him getting fired by NBC, because he wouldn’t stop telling OJ jokes. I can’t remember for sure though, but I think they regretted letting him go and offered him his job back with SNL.
Michael has his taste and that's fine, but there's one objectively wrong point he made. Rife uses pauses very well, and in stand-up, you HAVE to let the joke breathe. You can keep going from punch to punch and be fast and hilarious, but you will have people miss jokes because they couldn't hear over their own laughter. And, in certain jokes, you NEED the pause to let the joke set in (think dark humor). Without it, it loses some of it's touch because the pause and realization makes it.
@@yankeetango nope, Rodney's pacing was perfect. He always let the audience appreciate the joke before the next setup. Joke, 1, 2, joke, 1, 2. It's the art form.
Crowd work is tough because it’s mostly unscripted and I think Matt’s very good at that spontaneous on the fly interaction. He’ll be fine tuned in a few years. But I don’t see his laughing being at his own jokes necessarily. I think it’s to connect with the crowd, which makes them more comfortable and less likely to turn on him…..
Just as you finished saying "fine tuned and gristled"... My son's dog grunts in his sleep ("ha, yeah" he says) ! Now THAT'S comedic timing - so funny 👌🤣😎
What's great about Matt Rife is that he does crowd work or improv with the audience, so every performance is different. He has a unique style that I appreciate.
I don’t think of it as him simply laughing at his jokes. I think he laughs to make the crowd lighten up, especially who he’s talking to, and just the awkward tension of saying all the off color things he says to them
Hearing Michael in the Lady Ballers ad talking about being “brave and beautiful” just before hearing him in the clip is hilarious to me 😂 Edit: that model edit with Matt in background 😂😂
Yeah the laughing at his own jokes part is sparking a conversation, i personally think its good because it gets the juices flowing in our brains, humanises him and makes it feel like he's not just a character on a screen but a person you can interact with yk? Like making a joke with your friends and all of you burt out laughing
Funniest stuff I have seen from Rife is all crowd work. The flix special, it was ok but nothing spectacular. Oh yeah and on that laughing at his own jokes, I always took it for making people feel less uncomfortable. Like showing that he's not serious.
Rife has a different style and it's refreshing, he keeps it real. Fun fact, he's also a ghost hunter. He deserves all the success he is getting. He did Jordan Peterson's show very recently, don't be bitter Michael.
I just recently started seeing some of Matt's comedy. I think what makes it funny is he roasts everyone! He doesn't discriminate, but it's all in good fun. He really does connect with his audience.
Rife's crowd work is his best stuff. I feel he should do the opposite of Michael's wants and just lean into the crowd work hard. Those are the clips that go viral the most for him.
Hey Michael, I'm glad I stuck around for the bonus footage with Key & Peele, because it shows your take on Matt Rife perfectly. It's obvious that either you haven't seen enough of his work, or you just don't get it. The guy is only about 25-28, but has been struggling doing stand-up since he was 15. So, in stand-up years, he is already "old and grizzled" as you say he needs to be. But you're also wrong about that. First off, he is the GOAT of crowd work, and his meteoric rise to fame due to his crowd work shorts on TikTok and RUclips confirms that in a big way. And he is not only the most sincere and honest stand-up comic with a huge heart of gold to come along in decades, but his comedy is based in reality, not the delusional world we live in these days. And even his Netflix special, which didn't include any crowd work but was just scripted, wasn't bad either. In fact, if you haven't been living under a rock for the past few months since it aired, you are aware that he not only took a good deal of heat from the "cancel crowd" for his hilarious opening joke, but he was even less apologetic with his reaction to their selective outrage, which would cause you to respect him immensely. (Check out Matt's incredible interview with your own colleague, Jordan Peterson to see exactly what I'm talking about.) As far as his looks, and you saying you have never seen a good-looking comedian, I'm just getting ready to watch your reaction video to Anthony Jeselnik, of whom I've been a fan for decades. And I don't know if you did that one before or after this Matt Rife video, but Jeselnik is drop dead handsome. And his dark (and I mean DARK) humor is hilariously twisted. If a show with your name on it gets cancelled by Comedy Central, as his was after merely two seasons, you know your humor is dark. I only hope that you get his humor and have a higher opinion of him than you do of Matt Rife. If not, you really need to lighten up and get a sense of humor. It's no wonder that your show is the one I watch the least on the DW+, as you're way too serious for your own good.
Matt is really funny lol Most of what you’ll find online of him is crowd work but that’s only like 5min of his set. He does actual jokes too he just doesn’t put them on the internet because then there would be no need to go to a show.
Rife actually does address the oxymoron of being a good looking comedian in one of his acts. He never really thought of himself as handsome while growing up, cause he wasn't.
I saw an interview with him and his crowd work is actually a small part of his act. He just posts the crowd work skits to give people a sample of his act so he doesn’t give away the jokes in his main act. Brilliant business move.
The times where hes laughing at his own jokes are the off-the-cuff improv he does when he does crowd work. I think it adds to it a bit because hes not really telling a joke, but kinda revealing one to himself and everyone else.
At the beginning of this year, I went to a football game with my dad in Indiana from, New York and I remember listening to Matt Rife comedy for 3 1/2 half hours low and behold I drove right past his hometown, funny ass guy and lads I think we can learn a thing two from his comedy style and his wardrobe lol
@Michael Knowles, Mat Rife doesn’t do mostly crowd work. He only uploads crowd work because he thinks it is unfair for his audience to pay for to watch him say jokes that they already saw on RUclips.
I think he laughs at his own jokes bc he speaks without thinking. The jokes hit him at the same time it does with the audience. 😂
EXACTLY!!!
No, he's laughing to try to take the sting out of what he just said. He does that laugh strategically...I don't think he ever cracks himself up.
No haha. That's how you got fooled easily. They prepared everything, that's a script, they memorise it. But comedians practice that to make it look like they say their jokes instantly, without thinking.
@@karenr.8929 Ummm...the jokes in question are during crowd work, which is improvised.
I think you’re totally right. It didn’t rub me wrong at all. It actually struck me as endearing, and I think that’s because it was genuine. What you’re saying totally lines up.
I love how confused Michael is because Matt is handsome xD
Michael is handsome indeed
I mean, it's ALSO what all of the top comedians are talking about it seems lmao
Listen, the rules of society are that you're either funny, attractive, or god forbid neither. You're just not legally or physically allowed to be both.
But Norm was handsome in his day!
Sounds like he's professing his love
I can totally forgive laughing at your own jokes when they're doing crowd work and even they don't know what's about to transpire. If he was just doing stand-up, I'd totally agree.
Completely agree. Big difference.
It’s funny. Michael’s just weird lol
@@queenj.8i895 Michael's great. Not in any way meaning to put him down here. I have lots of friends with unique and unusual attributes. So I've come to frequent the word "eccentric" when I must describe them. Michael will never be the cool guy. In ways he's cool, sure. But, uh... Yeah. What I'm trying to say is that I think I'm 100% with you, in your comment about our esteemed and endearing friend, M. Knowles. ;-)
I was looking for this comment. 👊🏻
@@marvelaturraz5405 I love his “weirdness”. He’s very smart & hilarious. And me, I’m eccentric for sure. Even my son, who’s only 15, finds Mr. Knowles to be quite funny. 🙃
Many blessings to all God’s funny children 🫶
JBP did a really great interview with Matt. He doesn’t really do the audience interaction anymore because he knows he’d get stuck and wouldn’t grow if he continued that. He also addresses laughing at your own stuff, and I really liked his answer. I think it’s hilarious when comedians laugh at their own stuff.
What was his answer to that? I also like when comedians laugh at their own stuff. Laughter is contagious, so not only does it keep the audience laughing, but I like to see that the comedian is having fun up on stage.
Also Michael’s comments about Matt needing more refinement, Matt is still in his mid 20’s and started comedy at age 15. He’s amazing for his age and will definitely get better with age
He didn’t say he wasn’t doing crowd work anymore, he just said he wasn’t doing the red flag thing anymore I believe, because women would yell red flags and interrupt the show
well when u laugh 50% and the audience do 50% its even more funnier. even the fact that nearly everything is spontanous and u enjoy yourself make that even better. u dont act like " the joke is funny i prepared 5 month ago" no its just natural fun.
Huh? From what I understand from the interview, "laughing at your own stuff" is like laughing at your own bad situation (an indication that the bad situation no long has power over you)
He releases crowd work mostly on because he saves his material for his standup shows. He doesn't want you to pay to see him in person and think "I've heard all this before".
yes he's actually said that
Michael doesn’t understand that a lot of that wasn’t scripted. He’s doing this as he thinks on his feet. Many comedians can’t do this that well.
I think Andrew Schultz is best at that type of comedy currently.
That's what makes him more talented. The off the cuff improvisation is 💯 awesome.
Michael definitely understands he’s doing crowd work coming up with jokes on the spot.
Michael knows what crowd work is.
@@nathanwilliams4005, 100% Exactly my thoughts. Schulz is better at this
Matt’s whole thing that makes him unique is his crowd work and relatability.
Michael's criticisms are fair. Matt has a lot of potential and he's funny.
"We care about women" proceeds' to laugh at battered woman joke from the 90's.
@@promethiac2641as we should. You're nobody to censor jokes about anybody. Cheers.
@@IamAnnahi Censor? I thought I made that joke up when I was 12. The point is most Conservatives are pretty soulless.
@@promethiac2641 You can dislike the joke, some of his jokes I find unfunny or meh, but I don't bitc* about it and organize campaigns to cancel him. If you made that joke at 12 than you are soulless. Gfy 🤡
@@promethiac2641How are they soulless?
“It’s really good but he’s like twelve year old.” 🤣
It's a great point until you find out he's 28
Him doing all this at 28 is astounding. His comedic style is to be enjoyed by all ages(yes kids can watch RUclips and WILL watch him too) He's hilarious.
Its called insecurity
that bit where michael can't stop talking about how handsome matt is, the producers were over there panting about what they were gonna do with it lol
Ricky gervais constantly laughs at his own jokes. It makes it funnier. I like it.
That's cuz he's English and has awesome mannerisms in his face
it works with some people, doesnt work with others, it depends for sure
I agree. I like it too!
Ricky gervais is way funnier though
It's about how it fits into your broader persona. If you feel like the person is laughing at the joke because they genuinely think the topic is funny, it's charismatic. If you feel like the person is laughing at the joke because they think they're funny, it's obnoxious.
Matt works the audience like nobody else. He comes with the jokes on the spot. He cracks himself up which spreads to the audience.
I hope you've watched more of him and realized his crowd work is his bread and butter . its amazing .
Matt laughing at his own jokes is funny in itself
He is so smart! He did an interview with Jordan Peterson that was just absolutely amazing.
Matt joked that he was fugly growing up and turned attractive in his early 20s, therefore he wasted his youth creating a personality only to not need it now. 😅
Knowles only real complaint is that this guy isn’t Norm. I share the same complaint.
I share this complaint with all ppl.
@@K37-h1z😂
A lot of his jokes are reaction jokes and improv, which allows for laughing at yourself. Those are the ones you don't expect but hit perfect.
A great part of his charm is that he interacts with his audience. Thats his gig, not planned monologue.
Matt’s really known for his crowd work. It’s fantastic!
I dont care what anyone says, that bit with Christina and her daughter is Comedy gold
and a great ad for both their OnlyFans accounts
Michael: "I hate when comedians laugh at their own jokes."
Drew: *Can't make it through the first 2 minutes of his show without laughing at himself.*
Norm McDonald was constantly laughing at himself.
Editors clearly love Matt R. 😂
I KNEW we'd be seeing a matt reaction after he pisted that special helmet apology post 😂😂😂
I thought Rife was funny for it and I respected him, until he went off online on his plastic surgeon for posting a joke on TikTok. Dude can’t take what he dishes out. 😂😂
Girl that was fucking hilarious I loved that
The pondering over how good looking he is was so fn funny !
Should’ve seen Michael in college 😂😂😅
Matt wasn't laughing at his own jokes, he was laughing at his own wit. There's a difference. He's processing what he just said at tye same time all of us are, which elicits a real reaction. He doesn't prepare witty comebacks.
That's still a huge narcissistic red flag
@@Ian.Murray no it's not touch grass
@@Ian.MurrayYikes. Eggshells are always broken when walkin around this guy.
Exactly, he has a natural ability to make witty comebacks or comments, I used to do this with my friends group (but at obviously an amateur level), sometimes you are literally caught off guard by what you just said and it’s funny, so you laugh.
@Mr.Rabot6688
imagine saying d same stuff but he a stoneface killuh
2:40 Michael was totally fangirling over Matt here😂
I absolutely love when comedians laugh at their own jokes, but it's definitely a specific style.
That's the best thing about comedy - which Michael obviously gets- is that there's something for everyone ❤
@shawnstafford7809 Facts! I'm Left of Centre, but I gotta say that that sounds like a "Liberal Utopia" (nightmare!) Hahaha
Edit: If I've said it once... "Read 1984. Then, if you don't get the issue of where limiting language can end up, read it again."
I love how Matt cracks himself up
You're confusing his scripted material with his crowd work. What you're watching is his crowd work where he's interacting with the crowd and responding to them and firing from the hip with his responses. That's why he's laughing at his own jokes so to speak because he's having the same reaction the audience has because it's spontaneous material he's coming up with on the spot. Very few are in his league with the crowd work.
I just started watching Matt Rife clips the other day & he's legit funny talented.
That's the most appropriate music while describing the handsome comedian there knowles😂
The funniest part of the whole video is when the editor zooms in on the jeans loincloth with a question mark.
I bust a gut laughing at that. What the heck is he wearing?
My son and I are in complete agreement. When Norm left SNL I had no further reason to watch that liberal drivel. Norm was the King of the Mountain.
I just watched a video about him recently. It talked about him getting fired by NBC, because he wouldn’t stop telling OJ jokes. I can’t remember for sure though, but I think they regretted letting him go and offered him his job back with SNL.
We love a good comedian who doesn’t apologize for jokes haha
But he gets mad when ppl joke about him & starts arguing w a 6 yr old kid online.
Matt is a one in a lifetime guy. He got the looks, he can do stand up on the fly, and pulls the public in... it's amazing this guy
The funniest part about this entire thing is Knowles visibly recoiling in disgust at the misuse of the word “retort”.
I've been waiting desperately for Knowles to talk about Rife😂😂😂😂😂 Priceless Guys! Priceless!
His crowd work is phenomenal. 🤣
"You also don't have THEE hardest life!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂☠️
Michael has his taste and that's fine, but there's one objectively wrong point he made. Rife uses pauses very well, and in stand-up, you HAVE to let the joke breathe. You can keep going from punch to punch and be fast and hilarious, but you will have people miss jokes because they couldn't hear over their own laughter. And, in certain jokes, you NEED the pause to let the joke set in (think dark humor). Without it, it loses some of it's touch because the pause and realization makes it.
Depends. I think the late, great Rodney would disagree.
@@yankeetango nope, Rodney's pacing was perfect. He always let the audience appreciate the joke before the next setup. Joke, 1, 2, joke, 1, 2. It's the art form.
He's not saying about the pausing he's saying that Matt Rife's tone is off
Yep!, Totally agree.
Anthony Jeselnik is another amazing stand-up with impeccable timing and delivery.
It's all about their style. Love it or hate it.
I’ve never seen a handsome comedian - Michael Knowles
Crowd work is tough because it’s mostly unscripted and I think Matt’s very good at that spontaneous on the fly interaction. He’ll be fine tuned in a few years. But I don’t see his laughing being at his own jokes necessarily. I think it’s to connect with the crowd, which makes them more comfortable and less likely to turn on him…..
Unless it's not unscripted at all. Also plenty of comedians say crowd work is lazy comedy.
Just as you finished saying "fine tuned and gristled"... My son's dog grunts in his sleep ("ha, yeah" he says) ! Now THAT'S comedic timing - so funny 👌🤣😎
"chariot Tubman" was great😂
He's got potential, he's witty and funny. Lots of space for improvement, he will mature his style with time. Definitely on the right path.
He reminds me of a frat guy at a frat party.
Same that’s why I just don’t like him. Ppl use Dave chapelle and Williams. But they’re actually chill and down to earth. Matt just ain’t that guy
Spontaneous wit … plus dark humor 🎉 reckon we’ll be seeing him again
Michael is a tough crowd!
What's great about Matt Rife is that he does crowd work or improv with the audience, so every performance is different. He has a unique style that I appreciate.
I don’t think of it as him simply laughing at his jokes. I think he laughs to make the crowd lighten up, especially who he’s talking to, and just the awkward tension of saying all the off color things he says to them
He's actually 28 and has been doing comedy since he was 15! What he's doing is called Crowd Work, that's how he got to his new NETFLIX SPECIAL
Hearing Michael in the Lady Ballers ad talking about being “brave and beautiful” just before hearing him in the clip is hilarious to me 😂
Edit: that model edit with Matt in background 😂😂
Yeah the laughing at his own jokes part is sparking a conversation, i personally think its good because it gets the juices flowing in our brains, humanises him and makes it feel like he's not just a character on a screen but a person you can interact with yk? Like making a joke with your friends and all of you burt out laughing
Like Michael, I am not a big fan of crowd work comics, but Matt's "Milf and cookies" improv with a grandma named Christina, was hilarious and EPIC!
“When it comes to comedy, the only person I care about is Norm Macdonald” Most relatable thing Michael has ever said.
Saw him in person and he's hilarious.
Funniest stuff I have seen from Rife is all crowd work. The flix special, it was ok but nothing spectacular.
Oh yeah and on that laughing at his own jokes, I always took it for making people feel less uncomfortable. Like showing that he's not serious.
Rife has a different style and it's refreshing, he keeps it real. Fun fact, he's also a ghost hunter. He deserves all the success he is getting. He did Jordan Peterson's show very recently, don't be bitter Michael.
He’s a damn ghost hunter?! I need to see this
Matt has a whole set on how confusing it is to be a good looking comic. I died laughing!
I just recently started seeing some of Matt's comedy. I think what makes it funny is he roasts everyone! He doesn't discriminate, but it's all in good fun. He really does connect with his audience.
Rife's crowd work is his best stuff. I feel he should do the opposite of Michael's wants and just lean into the crowd work hard. Those are the clips that go viral the most for him.
The bit with the cougar cookie lady was hilarious
Hey Michael, I'm glad I stuck around for the bonus footage with Key & Peele, because it shows your take on Matt Rife perfectly. It's obvious that either you haven't seen enough of his work, or you just don't get it. The guy is only about 25-28, but has been struggling doing stand-up since he was 15. So, in stand-up years, he is already "old and grizzled" as you say he needs to be. But you're also wrong about that. First off, he is the GOAT of crowd work, and his meteoric rise to fame due to his crowd work shorts on TikTok and RUclips confirms that in a big way. And he is not only the most sincere and honest stand-up comic with a huge heart of gold to come along in decades, but his comedy is based in reality, not the delusional world we live in these days. And even his Netflix special, which didn't include any crowd work but was just scripted, wasn't bad either. In fact, if you haven't been living under a rock for the past few months since it aired, you are aware that he not only took a good deal of heat from the "cancel crowd" for his hilarious opening joke, but he was even less apologetic with his reaction to their selective outrage, which would cause you to respect him immensely. (Check out Matt's incredible interview with your own colleague, Jordan Peterson to see exactly what I'm talking about.)
As far as his looks, and you saying you have never seen a good-looking comedian, I'm just getting ready to watch your reaction video to Anthony Jeselnik, of whom I've been a fan for decades. And I don't know if you did that one before or after this Matt Rife video, but Jeselnik is drop dead handsome. And his dark (and I mean DARK) humor is hilariously twisted. If a show with your name on it gets cancelled by Comedy Central, as his was after merely two seasons, you know your humor is dark. I only hope that you get his humor and have a higher opinion of him than you do of Matt Rife. If not, you really need to lighten up and get a sense of humor. It's no wonder that your show is the one I watch the least on the DW+, as you're way too serious for your own good.
Matt is really funny lol Most of what you’ll find online of him is crowd work but that’s only like 5min of his set. He does actual jokes too he just doesn’t put them on the internet because then there would be no need to go to a show.
2:40 😂 This man's face! This part made me have a good laugh
bro the new studio is straight class. hats off.
Love Matt! His humour is so down to earth and relatable! So quick witted and charming❤❤❤❤❤
I lovvvvee when comedians laugh at their own jokes. It makes me laugh harder lol
I love his delivery…he’s Matt. His own style!!
Matt Rife's crowd work is unparalleled lol
I live when comedians laugh at their own jokes.
Same. Especially because he's rapidly firing back. He doesn't have much time to think of a comeback and laughs at what he just blurred out.
Saw Matt live a few months ago & I had the best time ever!! I will always see him when I have a chance to
Rife actually does address the oxymoron of being a good looking comedian in one of his acts. He never really thought of himself as handsome while growing up, cause he wasn't.
"some of that was good...but hes like 12 years old" 😅😂 Micheal has jokes too.
The editing is always so good
I saw an interview with him and his crowd work is actually a small part of his act. He just posts the crowd work skits to give people a sample of his act so he doesn’t give away the jokes in his main act. Brilliant business move.
I love when comedians laugh at their own jokes! 😂
The times where hes laughing at his own jokes are the off-the-cuff improv he does when he does crowd work. I think it adds to it a bit because hes not really telling a joke, but kinda revealing one to himself and everyone else.
Bruh that handsome comedian bit was priceless😂
I LOVE Matt!! Hes hilarious and started on wildin n out
😂😂😂😂😂 I ain't going to lie I was dying laughing😂😂😂😂
Can’t miss Knowles. He is Mr KNOW(les)for a reason😂❤
“Milf & Cookies” is one his funniest clips.
Another great comedian you should check out especially for Italian Americans is Sebastian Maniscalco, I’ve seen all his shows they’re hilarious
At the beginning of this year, I went to a football game with my dad in Indiana from, New York and I remember listening to Matt Rife comedy for 3 1/2 half hours low and behold I drove right past his hometown, funny ass guy and lads I think we can learn a thing two from his comedy style and his wardrobe lol
That "transportation" joke though. I wish I had his level of wit.
Most of the clips of Matt rife are of the end of his show when he's doing audience work
@Michael Knowles, Mat Rife doesn’t do mostly crowd work. He only uploads crowd work because he thinks it is unfair for his audience to pay for to watch him say jokes that they already saw on RUclips.
He is one of the best I've ever seen at working the crowd.
The music when Michael is talking about Matt’s looks lmao
I like it when comedians laugh at their own jokes, as long as it's natural.
So I am watching this around 1:50am, and I want to laugh so hard starting 2:43 of the video hahaha
MIchael you are the weird one there LOL
"But he's like 12 years old" lol
no way, michael. the best line of that series was the closer: was it lonely?
Matt is my best and his latest stuff is off the chain and his the only comedian I have seen that gets gifts from his audience
Mike; he is fummy asf........Luv' you both..hahahahha
Watch him anytime he comes up in my feed. I get a kick out of his laughing at remarks he makes in interacting with crowd
This guy is amazing