If you don't have exposure to others experiences and humour, how can you judge what's appropriate and what could possibly hit too close to home? I don't want to traumatise people with jokes that remind them of shit they're still having panic attacks and waking up fearing for their lives over. We don't play helicopter sounds around ex soldiers and nobody bats an eye about that. There's plenty of funny shit that doesn't cause that for anyone.
Eddie T Dead "We don't play helicopter sounds around ex soldiers" I don't know where you're from but we certainly do here in the states, as well as fly overs, guns being shot, esp. at events to honor and celebrate soldiers. What we don't do is just not have events all at the detriment of everyone else because seeing or hearing something might trigger some one. "There's plenty of funny shit that doesn't cause that for anyone" There is literally not a single joke that doesn't have a target or something in it that could trigger some one. Even something as mundane as why did the chicken cross the road has the listener as the target and implies their stupidity. What if some one got beat up as a child for not getting that joke and it causes a panic attack? We can't have that according to your logic now could we. How about instead of worrying about every possible thing that might trigger some one... if some one has these sorts of issues, they work on them with their health care provider and not go to places where there is a high likely hood of getting triggered. If jokes trigger you... don't go to a damn comedy club. If some one just doesn't like the joke/event/whatever, they can just leave.
@Nepho 🤣😂. What? Offended by pushing taboo jokes? Hate to tell you but all the best comics throughout history pushed the stigma of taboo. Be it Race, culture, etc. It's a reminder of our humanity and why taking serious subjects with a light heart makes them easier to confront and talk about. Comedy offers that very unique avenue, unless you're fanatically offended like yourself.
Nepho YES it's too much to ask that people don't tell jokes that YOU don't like. If you don't like a joke, you should just leave instead of them not being able to be told. Btw did you not see the ep where the jolly dude in plaid (Benny?) talks about how he appreciates sexual abuse jokes because he was sexually abused as a child and it helps him deal with that when people make light of it? That's not uncommon for victims. Why would you want to deny that to them?
1: he is obviously not old enough to be a boomer and 2: that is was a funny joke that even the non-gay people in the video found funny so i don't know why you're singling him out and 3: the jokes about trans persons were absolutely disgusting, more trans people commit suicide than any other group of people mainly because they wanna be accepted like everyone else and then there are jokes like this saying they're ugly and what they have is a 'mental illness".
@@BennyBoganOfficial yehh benny loved how you laughed at all of them even if they crossed the line for you it shows your decent human and can separate jokes from reality
Uhh.. not every religious person believes it's a sin, just the backward, unprogressive troglodytes :) Neel even mentioned that he's gay. Education is apparently a necessity here.
1:51 you can literally hear Eggheads massive domineering ego say "ahh. That's a joke I will let you laugh at. I'll let myself laugh too because it agrees with me. 'YEEEAHH YEAAAH, let's go with that. Do you like that?' I'm letting you laugh!" What a boiled egg.
@@jstevo1349 because they do it for diversity so they are "ticking diversity boxes" because it's about lesbians, "boxes" can be seen as a metaphor for pussies and to "tick" in suicide bomber ter!ms is you know a "ticking" time bomb but to "tick boxes" in rather crude lesbian terms is to eat out. It's a triple entendre so pretty easy to miss but funny if caught
Watching the first episode, I thought dale was gay, then it was mentioned he was a pastor, and I got confused... knowing that he is a gay pastor, every reaction of his now makes sense...
5:11 No minority group, no matter how badly they have been, or currently are treated, are exempt from mockery or criticism. The Jewish guy in a previous episode took it well, despite Jews being widely persecuted throughout history. She wants to improve the status and acceptance of minorities? Let them be joked about like anyone else, and you'll know they've achieved standing.
@Black you're either black or you're a conservative (going off your name) if you're black: imagine discriminating against a minority when you yourself are a minority..like wtf..imagine being transphobic. If you're a conservative: read something that isn't to do with god or trumpfor once in your life.
When I was growing up people who were different wanted to be treated the same as ever one else. Even joked about and ribbed like everyone else. To be equals means to be the butt of jokes. The thing is I'm only 38 years old hahaha and we have lost that understanding and now everyone is offended at being equals...its very strange.
There is nothing that says "you're accepted" then others joking about you. As you said, to marginalize someone, treat them as a weak outcast and don't include them in everyday things like this.
@@katsukibakugo9278 if someone made fun of you for being disabled, (even if you're not),would that make you disabled? No. Nothing is wrong with you. Like the other guy said, people can be jerks. But that doesnt define what you are or if you have something wrong with you.
@@kaytee789 its not the comedians fault that someone takes offense to a joke. Its a joke. If you know its a joke you should not be taking it seriously, if you do then its on you. Political correctness gone mad
More trans people are murdered than any other group of people and more trans people commit suicide than any other group of people. It's not funny when you know why they thought it was a horrible joke.
I miss the kind of humor that was in Neel's old sketches and the standups. The jokes written here were made solely to test the line, and it makes me wonder, if these jokes had the same amount of polish as Neel's old sketches, could they win the crowd over? I have seen comedians pumping enough humor into tough topics and still managed to appeal to a sensitive crowd.
@jacko9293 Andrew did a series exactly on this, the inside jokes, where he sits down with a group of comedians to tries to make the hard topics work. ua-cam.com/play/PLGFd0dP0EJsn6-EeyCJcWgG26EZk1vZMu.html
Neel thank you and everyone involved for making this series, it was truly an informative experience and allowed myself (and I hope other viewers) to be a catalyst for pensive thought on the topics raised. Can't wait to see to see what season 2 might bring up! Take care ☺️
As a gay man I think he does good humor about lgbt. Like he does what a good comedian is supposed to do. Subvert your expectations and play with social norms.
I mean I'm bisexual, and don't mind being the butt of the jokes both offensive and not offensive. But I gotta say, I think I kinda understand why some members of the lgbt community find it offensive to joke about these types of things. Because to joke about something is to make light of a situation, and persecution is not something to make light off, especially if you directly experienced it first hand. While I don't mind being the butt of both offensive and non offensive jokes, I can understand why they think its wrong to make light of a situation. Imagine if you were a Holocaust survivor and your suffering became something of a mockery, its offensive and a bit bad
I'm part of the LGBT community and honestly I don't mind homophobic jokes, it just depends on who's telling them. obviously I'm gonna feel a lot more comfortable with an ally making an edgy joke than with a homophobe
Yeah, I mean, I'm bisexual, and these jokes are funny. And I don't mind taking offensive jokes like these. Because I know who I am, and I am secure in myself. People like the bald guy are so insecure that they cant handle any type of joke being thrown at them
Pingu is epic In the context of this joke isn't it the gay community that's punching down at the straight community because the gay community is able to get more to their parades because of their perceived superior ability? Doesn't it just create & further division between groups if one can joke about the other but not vice versa?
@@nebulamask81 No? Do you really think gay people have superiority because muh more parades? I don't have a problem with straight people joking about gay people, I just find they usually aren't very good at it, because they don't know the funny parts of being gay because they aren't gay, and also gay jokes are just used as an excuse to be homophobic by some people and as a dogwhistling method.
@@cat_sanwich "punching up and punching down" is just the "feel good" argument for laughing at people that aren't you while preventing yourself from being laughed at.
You can tell that one dude still has issues with being accepted from childhood. The kicker is that he's still able to sit through episode after episode, joke after joke. That's proof that all comedy is comedy. If you're offended, that's your own problem to solve. It takes a long time to grow thick skin and if you start bubble wrapping everything, you'll never have a strong society.
A woman (Maya Forstater) recently lost her job for saying that biological sex is real. Judge in court said her "opinion" wasn't worth respect in a democratic society. Many women are losing their jobs for not being politically correct. Not a good thing if we can't speak the truth!
This has been an amazing series! Whomever picked the diverse people that were a part of this did very well. I enjoyed hearing the different perspectives. And of course my favorite is the guy with the goatee. He can laugh at most everything as I try to be. Even if it’s messed up, it can still be funny.
7:30 "we've been physically emotionally attacked" What the hell does that mean? He didn't say "physically _and_ emotionally attacked", it sounds like somebody said something to him but he's trying to make it sound like that counts as a physical attack, like the "hate speech is violence" type of attitude.
Threatening people is considered physical violence. soooo that's one. And I guess influencing someone to commit suicide is another Edit:oof autocorrect
He said physically and emotionally attacked didnt he? If so I could see it homophobic attacks which hit you and people insulting you for being gay I think that's what he meant
In defensive of Neel and his "team of writers", writing offensive jokes that are actually funny is hard so deliberately trying to write jokes that are offensive is always going to be a big challenge. At the end when they all chat he should play videos of some famously offensive jokes to see if the people feel differently when the offensive joke is actually funny.
This sums up as "don't mock the victims, mock the bullies and bullying itself". If you know the community, you're able to make better jokes because you will know how to give the power back to the victims. Laugh WITH people, not AT people.
Being a gay pastor is a complete contradiction - most people wouldn't accept an unrepentant adulterer, thief, or murderer as their pastor, but since it's no longer politically correct to call homosexuality a sin, so called Christians are caving like cowards
Yeah, its sad to see other denominations fall into the ways of the wor;d. I also didn't know that it was not PC to call homosexual activity a sin ( which it is ) like they don't believe in sin anyways so why do they care ?
I mean you can call it a sin all you want, I as a bisexual man don't care. But just remember, that Paul commanded you to always force women to wear a veil over their heads when they pray. Along with Jesus commanding you to hate your families and renounce all your possessions if you wanna be his disciple. But hey, You can still call homosexuality a sin all you want, just know that you too are doing that sort of thing by disobeying all the other commands in the bible
about the trans discussion .. do and act out what ever you want .. as long as no one has to suffer under your actions and you DO NOT demand others to adapt to YOUR perspective
Seriously... The kid (Adam is his name?) is the most sensible among them... At all episodes, he I get impressed at his mature and wise takes and reactions. Much respect!
Dell, the bald guy, his criticisms and honestly pretty well thought out opinion at the end loses so much of its impact because we all know from previous videos how humourless he is. It's very easy to even accidentally dismiss someone's opinions, when they have done nothing to harbour any good will.
I love this series concept, I think it’s really interesting and impactful. I just wish there was more POC representation in these as the most interesting part is seeing people you’d assume to be offended by something, not be and vice versa
"Over the past few decades has made significant strides in accepting the LGBT comunity" Correction: that "acceptance" is silence through enforcement and intimidation.
Can't believe I never heard of this series. Only had a look because I was going through list of Screen Australia funding recipients. This was a deserving use of funding. Format should be refined and be like a You Can't Ask That/Goggle Box style hybrid show on ABC for offensive humour
Certain groups of people lately have been pushing to include words as a form of physical violence. Which to some degree I can understand because listening to them talk is like having your ears raped.
Well, theres already a few words already considered physical violence. Threatening and telling someone to kill themselves. Becuz that's a hell of a lot of people being told that when they're part of the rainbow fam.
I would guess that means one has been attacked both physically and emotionally (which is kind of redundant, a physical attack would also be emotionally traumatic), unless he's just a woke snowflake exaggerating a mean thing someone said to "physical" emotional "attack" to make it sound worse, which seems likely.
So bald guy is okay with the "assumption" (which is a stereotype btw) that gay men are good at marketing, but when they talked about stereotypes in the other episode they were all against stereotypes because they are not true/based on truth??
Jokes were barley even considerably edgy at best, people pander these people too much, if you want equality you get the full package, otherwise it's just special treatment.
I feel like being accepted in society also requires you to be made fun of. If you arnt allowed to make fun of a group because of X reason you are treating them differently. Placing them in a box that has stipulations when interacting. That is excluding that group in my eyes.
I kinda understand where you're coming from, And I understand why you're homophobic. But as a bisexual man myself, I can take the butt of the jokes, and I can laugh at myself for that, I don't mind laughing at dark humour. But just remember, not everyone in the gay community is like this, there are people like me. So please don't lump me with those who insist on excessive political correctness. And I'm sorry, on behalf of my people, that many are like this, I hope you can atleast accept me
@@TheKnowledgeMan101 Woah, two years old? It is the duty of moderates to regulate their extremists. Clean up your community and you will earn my respect and support.
@@AkiRa22084 I'm trying, but its really hard to do it since there's so many people who wont heed to reason. But I'm making progress, can you atleast support me?
I'm gay and honestly I found all of these jokes funny! Or in the least, clever! Gay guy with glasses doesn't speak for me at all. Unfortunately this kind of humourless "holier than thou" attitude dominates modern LGBT culture.
@@chadpowell1832 yeah, I'm sorry for what alot of lgbt people say. I'm Bisexual, but I don't find these offensive, and I know when to laugh and not laugh, I know its just a joke and not meant to be taken seriously
My brother had to attend a LGBTQ WSXGGQ day at school where the school band had to gayafy songs. And at the end they got wrist bands saying support gayness. POLITICAL CORRECTNESS IS POLITICALY WRONG.
_A family member of mine transitioned quite recently._ _You wanna know what she did?_ _She went from being alive to being dead._ _Although from what I’ve heard, she’s been planning to come back._
The real underlying punch line was Neel making this series just to get these jokes off his chest.
Jerald Cabillo EXACTLY 😂
TRUEEEEE
Smart way to do it
I agree
haha yes
So the bald guy loves jokes on himself but takes offence for others.
Typical progressive
ok cryptoids
If you don't have exposure to others experiences and humour, how can you judge what's appropriate and what could possibly hit too close to home? I don't want to traumatise people with jokes that remind them of shit they're still having panic attacks and waking up fearing for their lives over. We don't play helicopter sounds around ex soldiers and nobody bats an eye about that. There's plenty of funny shit that doesn't cause that for anyone.
Eddie T Dead "We don't play helicopter sounds around ex soldiers" I don't know where you're from but we certainly do here in the states, as well as fly overs, guns being shot, esp. at events to honor and celebrate soldiers. What we don't do is just not have events all at the detriment of everyone else because seeing or hearing something might trigger some one.
"There's plenty of funny shit that doesn't cause that for anyone" There is literally not a single joke that doesn't have a target or something in it that could trigger some one. Even something as mundane as why did the chicken cross the road has the listener as the target and implies their stupidity. What if some one got beat up as a child for not getting that joke and it causes a panic attack? We can't have that according to your logic now could we.
How about instead of worrying about every possible thing that might trigger some one... if some one has these sorts of issues, they work on them with their health care provider and not go to places where there is a high likely hood of getting triggered. If jokes trigger you... don't go to a damn comedy club. If some one just doesn't like the joke/event/whatever, they can just leave.
@@nebulamask81 PTSD isn't a joke you fucking clown. Have some respect for veterans and just people in general to be honest
The beard guy and the Egyptian kid are the only ones who aren't really annoying.
@brankica kotru oh, and the Lebanese (I think) girl who was there in previous videos.
I like the jewish too
I find them all annoying. They laugh at nothing and get offended, OR they laugh at everything.
I found them the most annoying and i feel like they're laughs were over the top
I'm pretty sure the Egyptian guy did not even understand most of the jokes
I wish society was more like the guy with the beard
theres plenty of us out there mate.
I wish not lol
Even Adam guy is cool
Absolutely agreed bro. I just hate snowflakes
@@pepgrillin3841 why not
You're not going to humanise or destigmatize a group by making them off limits for humor. That just reinforces that they are somehow different.
Nepho what?
@Nepho 🤣😂. What? Offended by pushing taboo jokes? Hate to tell you but all the best comics throughout history pushed the stigma of taboo. Be it Race, culture, etc.
It's a reminder of our humanity and why taking serious subjects with a light heart makes them easier to confront and talk about. Comedy offers that very unique avenue, unless you're fanatically offended like yourself.
Nepho YES it's too much to ask that people don't tell jokes that YOU don't like. If you don't like a joke, you should just leave instead of them not being able to be told. Btw did you not see the ep where the jolly dude in plaid (Benny?) talks about how he appreciates sexual abuse jokes because he was sexually abused as a child and it helps him deal with that when people make light of it? That's not uncommon for victims. Why would you want to deny that to them?
Shut up
danky yanky no u
Baldy: Basically "The only funny gay jokes are backhanded compliments, or snarky compliments"
Me: Ok boomer.
1: he is obviously not old enough to be a boomer and 2: that is was a funny joke that even the non-gay people in the video found funny so i don't know why you're singling him out and 3: the jokes about trans persons were absolutely disgusting, more trans people commit suicide than any other group of people mainly because they wanna be accepted like everyone else and then there are jokes like this saying they're ugly and what they have is a 'mental illness".
Maddie Quinn ❄️❄️❄️
Maddie Quinn The Jokes on jews and everybody else were also „disgusting“ but everybody has a difference Sense of Humor
Did you really mean to say that..
@@Maddie_Quinn ok boomer
If you want really 'crossing the line' jokes - just hire some russian writers from the internet. They know how to do stuff.
omg VODKA CYKA BLYAT
HAHA, are you talking about Actually Happened, and dory story and others?
Why the Russian ones? And can you suggest some?
Without a doubt xD
Because we are very offensive.
When there was jewish jokes episode I was waiting for:
"Where is the biggest number of Jews?
- in the atmosphere"
I love Adam and HooHoo guy.
He would make a great Santa Claus
This made me laugh hard
Saaame
Cheers
@@BennyBoganOfficial yehh benny loved how you laughed at all of them even if they crossed the line for you it shows your decent human and can separate jokes from reality
Adam is that one cousin you always want to see and the guy with the beard is the chill uncle you always want at family gatherings
egghead finally laughed
nice
i mean he is a pastor so he might be homophobic
@@gumbi6633 he's gay and a pastor so I doubt it.
@@eddietdead a gay guy as church pastor how?
Uhh.. not every religious person believes it's a sin, just the backward, unprogressive troglodytes :) Neel even mentioned that he's gay. Education is apparently a necessity here.
@@abuXana he is not a church pastor if he is gay, probably a youth pastor or something like that
Dale only laughs at things he has “permission” to laugh at.😂😂
The bald guy does a lot of defining “comedy” in this series for someone who is painfully unfunny
How do you know he isn't funny? He didn't make a single joke and wasn't supposed to...
@@Maddie_Quinn well be just doesn't seem to have much of a sense of humour
@@Maddie_Quinn his humour is drier than the uncapped expo marker under my desk
@@tewcan PLSSS THAT MADE ME LAUGH 😂😂
1:51 you can literally hear Eggheads massive domineering ego say "ahh. That's a joke I will let you laugh at. I'll let myself laugh too because it agrees with me. 'YEEEAHH YEAAAH, let's go with that. Do you like that?' I'm letting you laugh!"
What a boiled egg.
Lmao. "Common, laugh bitch. Now.. Clap your hands. We stand by this. Make it look genuine or else.. hihii"
That boiled egg line was the funniest I laughed since clicking on this video💀💀💀
I can use the "box ticker" line in so many places in my life, thank you! 😂
i didnt get that one. can you explain it?
@@jstevo1349 me neither. I must be lacking some references, also English is not my first language. I would like to understand though.
@@jstevo1349 yeah i didnt get that either
@@jstevo1349 because they do it for diversity so they are "ticking diversity boxes" because it's about lesbians, "boxes" can be seen as a metaphor for pussies and to "tick" in suicide bomber ter!ms is you know a "ticking" time bomb but to "tick boxes" in rather crude lesbian terms is to eat out. It's a triple entendre so pretty easy to miss but funny if caught
@@bye1551 I thought it was humorous just from the reference to a bomb in a box. Never would have even considerd the rest of the references.
It's pretty dark..in the alleyway
Where the trans are murdered. Kekekekek
Oh fuck
Ohnuuuuu
Ah shit lol
Watching the first episode, I thought dale was gay, then it was mentioned he was a pastor, and I got confused... knowing that he is a gay pastor, every reaction of his now makes sense...
5:11 No minority group, no matter how badly they have been, or currently are treated, are exempt from mockery or criticism. The Jewish guy in a previous episode took it well, despite Jews being widely persecuted throughout history.
She wants to improve the status and acceptance of minorities? Let them be joked about like anyone else, and you'll know they've achieved standing.
Line, there can be no line in jokes.
Cause we snort it ?
thank you
Adam and HooHoo guy actually realize that
@@praisefichtali7832 yeah
@@praisefichtali7832 I am glad of that
"Stereotypes are bad but I'll laugh at it if it's positive" ~ basically the bald guy
These jokes are so weak. Not edgy enough
Hinok Yohannes right
Ironically they were too scared to cross the line in this episode
Yeah, they didn’t have any wit to them at all.
Yeah, very weak jokes.
Harold Flite nice
Why did the comedian cross the line?
To be separated from the pc-culture.
The only joke he found funny was a g rated awful joke
the pastor?
Can you actually say who "he" is, thanks.
The trans jokes were disgusting
Maddie Quinn nah they were funny
@Black you're either black or you're a conservative (going off your name) if you're black: imagine discriminating against a minority when you yourself are a minority..like wtf..imagine being transphobic. If you're a conservative: read something that isn't to do with god or trumpfor once in your life.
When I was growing up people who were different wanted to be treated the same as ever one else. Even joked about and ribbed like everyone else. To be equals means to be the butt of jokes. The thing is I'm only 38 years old hahaha and we have lost that understanding and now everyone is offended at being equals...its very strange.
There is nothing that says "you're accepted" then others joking about you. As you said, to marginalize someone, treat them as a weak outcast and don't include them in everyday things like this.
yess i've waited for this one
Hope there's season two. We need more series like this.
"When someone makes fun of me, that's not my fault" -Guy who people make fun of
It kinda is, they make fun of u for reason maybe there is some thing wrong with u?
@@katsukibakugo9278 not really, some people are just dicks.
@@katsukibakugo9278 thats not true at all.
@@wiswc yes, but not everyone is one
@@katsukibakugo9278 if someone made fun of you for being disabled, (even if you're not),would that make you disabled? No. Nothing is wrong with you. Like the other guy said, people can be jerks. But that doesnt define what you are or if you have something wrong with you.
Comedy should have absolutely no boundaries. People are free to either like the jokes or not.
I agree however it should have boundaries not everything is about to joke with specially when its something very harmful.
@@kaytee789 dark humour exists and some comedians thrive in it. Frankie Boyle and Jimmy Carr come to mind immediately.
@@kaytee789 its not the comedians fault that someone takes offense to a joke. Its a joke. If you know its a joke you should not be taking it seriously, if you do then its on you. Political correctness gone mad
@@stallon720 there are limits please let's normalize that.
@@kaytee789 There are no limits. It depends on the person but as a general rule no there arent limits there are just times and places.
the alleyway joke was funny to me. idk maybe it's just a "laugh through the pain" kinda thing.
Yeah same.
More trans people are murdered than any other group of people and more trans people commit suicide than any other group of people. It's not funny when you know why they thought it was a horrible joke.
@@Maddie_Quinn yep they need help, but cant accept it.
@@t1t1t62 They need help to transition and gain acceptance
Comedians need to be left alone, don't listen to Dee
She's literally made for that "Ok, Boomer" meme.
"Dee's a bird! She's a bird!"
Sorry, that's what came into my head when reading what you said. :p
@@AtomicSymphonic 😂😂
@@chars_78 does boomer work if she isn't actually a boomer?
I miss the kind of humor that was in Neel's old sketches and the standups. The jokes written here were made solely to test the line, and it makes me wonder, if these jokes had the same amount of polish as Neel's old sketches, could they win the crowd over? I have seen comedians pumping enough humor into tough topics and still managed to appeal to a sensitive crowd.
100% these jokes could be reworked. Some of them couldn't be done but you'd really just have to read the crowd.
That's exactly right. It's not what you say, it's how you say it, and knowing the crowd
Yeah, some of them aren’t even jokes, they’re just straight insults.
Watch Andrew Schulz
@jacko9293 Andrew did a series exactly on this, the inside jokes, where he sits down with a group of comedians to tries to make the hard topics work.
ua-cam.com/play/PLGFd0dP0EJsn6-EeyCJcWgG26EZk1vZMu.html
I adored this whole series and am sad that it's over. Bring on season 2!
Neel thank you and everyone involved for making this series, it was truly an informative experience and allowed myself (and I hope other viewers) to be a catalyst for pensive thought on the topics raised.
Can't wait to see to see what season 2 might bring up!
Take care ☺️
oooo yesssss! I am so glad there is a new episode yes yes yes yes hahahah
"I can't watch this" from a guy who's seen a lot of Bollywood. Not buying it.
Was this your attempt at a joke or..?
THE ONE WE'VE ALLLL BEEN WAITING FOR
This might be the best series on UA-cam to date. Keep email coming.
LGBT jokes?
- Dave Chappelle has entered the chat.
As a gay man I think he does good humor about lgbt.
Like he does what a good comedian is supposed to do. Subvert your expectations and play with social norms.
I mean I'm bisexual, and don't mind being the butt of the jokes both offensive and not offensive. But I gotta say, I think I kinda understand why some members of the lgbt community find it offensive to joke about these types of things. Because to joke about something is to make light of a situation, and persecution is not something to make light off, especially if you directly experienced it first hand. While I don't mind being the butt of both offensive and non offensive jokes, I can understand why they think its wrong to make light of a situation. Imagine if you were a Holocaust survivor and your suffering became something of a mockery, its offensive and a bit bad
I'm part of the LGBT community and honestly I don't mind homophobic jokes, it just depends on who's telling them. obviously I'm gonna feel a lot more comfortable with an ally making an edgy joke than with a homophobe
Yeah, I mean, I'm bisexual, and these jokes are funny. And I don't mind taking offensive jokes like these. Because I know who I am, and I am secure in myself. People like the bald guy are so insecure that they cant handle any type of joke being thrown at them
Can someone please explain the punchline in the first joke b/c I still don't get it...?
You know you don't have a funny joke on your hands when the people without the sense of humour were laughing
Did the gay bloke change his voice when he found out he was gay
5:54 I like how he thinks its funny when the joke is attacking straight men, but every other joke is inappropriate. Straight up hypocrite.
Truth
Have you heard of the concepts in humour of punching up and punching down?
Pingu is epic In the context of this joke isn't it the gay community that's punching down at the straight community because the gay community is able to get more to their parades because of their perceived superior ability? Doesn't it just create & further division between groups if one can joke about the other but not vice versa?
@@nebulamask81 No? Do you really think gay people have superiority because muh more parades? I don't have a problem with straight people joking about gay people, I just find they usually aren't very good at it, because they don't know the funny parts of being gay because they aren't gay, and also gay jokes are just used as an excuse to be homophobic by some people and as a dogwhistling method.
@@cat_sanwich "punching up and punching down" is just the "feel good" argument for laughing at people that aren't you while preventing yourself from being laughed at.
You can tell that one dude still has issues with being accepted from childhood. The kicker is that he's still able to sit through episode after episode, joke after joke. That's proof that all comedy is comedy. If you're offended, that's your own problem to solve. It takes a long time to grow thick skin and if you start bubble wrapping everything, you'll never have a strong society.
I don't understand much of these but the bearded guy laughs and then I laugh looking at how he laughs. Idiocy is a blissful 😂
3:05 That was a better joke than the actual joke she was responding to. I actually laughed at that.
You're possibly one of my favorite comedians who's just coming up. I bet you have awesome movies in store for us.
Finally a good video to watch on this dead platform
This platform is not dead.
@@pocketglove yeah its on life support and killing the ones that pay for its life support
@@pocketglove yeah, it's dying pretty fast
Some of these had me crying laughing, hilarious 🤣
Political correctness is a good thing 😂😂😂😂 now that's the funniest thing I've heard.
Women and men like Dee scare me
A woman (Maya Forstater) recently lost her job for saying that biological sex is real. Judge in court said her "opinion" wasn't worth respect in a democratic society. Many women are losing their jobs for not being politically correct. Not a good thing if we can't speak the truth!
The box ticker joke was genius 😂
This has been an amazing series! Whomever picked the diverse people that were a part of this did very well. I enjoyed hearing the different perspectives. And of course my favorite is the guy with the goatee. He can laugh at most everything as I try to be. Even if it’s messed up, it can still be funny.
Don't panic if you didn't feel offended by something today, Dee has that covered for you.
7:30 "we've been physically emotionally attacked"
What the hell does that mean? He didn't say "physically _and_ emotionally attacked", it sounds like somebody said something to him but he's trying to make it sound like that counts as a physical attack, like the "hate speech is violence" type of attitude.
I can kind of understand the "hate speech is violence" crowd, because listening to them talk is like having your ears raped.
Threatening people is considered physical violence. soooo that's one. And I guess influencing someone to commit suicide is another
Edit:oof autocorrect
He said physically and emotionally attacked didnt he? If so I could see it homophobic attacks which hit you and people insulting you for being gay I think that's what he meant
have you heard of hate crimes
“You can joke about anything. It’s all about how you construct the joke.”
In defensive of Neel and his "team of writers", writing offensive jokes that are actually funny is hard so deliberately trying to write jokes that are offensive is always going to be a big challenge. At the end when they all chat he should play videos of some famously offensive jokes to see if the people feel differently when the offensive joke is actually funny.
"Everybody who's bullied should be protected, regardless of what they did themselves"
Bullying bad. Destigmatizing "just because" also bad.
best videos on yt 100%
Really enjoyed this series - looking forward to season 2 Neel!
Can someone explain the “looking over your shoulder” joke?
Rupert Handley Cause the PC Police will murder you.
Please let me know if you found out 😂
To many people came here trying to be offended but bearded guy and young kid win at life
Dale, 42
Pastor
Bruh what
>pastor
>gay
time for a crusade
welcome to sydney
Thank goodness
Its an oxymoron to be gay and a pastor...Unless your in the Catholic church
Truth Teller ha ha ha
This sums up as "don't mock the victims, mock the bullies and bullying itself". If you know the community, you're able to make better jokes because you will know how to give the power back to the victims. Laugh WITH people, not AT people.
Being a gay pastor is a complete contradiction - most people wouldn't accept an unrepentant adulterer, thief, or murderer as their pastor, but since it's no longer politically correct to call homosexuality a sin, so called Christians are caving like cowards
Yeah, its sad to see other denominations fall into the ways of the wor;d. I also didn't know that it was not PC to call homosexual activity a sin ( which it is ) like they don't believe in sin anyways so why do they care ?
I mean you can call it a sin all you want, I as a bisexual man don't care. But just remember, that Paul commanded you to always force women to wear a veil over their heads when they pray. Along with Jesus commanding you to hate your families and renounce all your possessions if you wanna be his disciple. But hey, You can still call homosexuality a sin all you want, just know that you too are doing that sort of thing by disobeying all the other commands in the bible
I've waited a long time for this...
I swear the American Gay Guy hasn’t laughed at ANY joke in this series......please leave
When you get the bald guy yo laugh... 👌🏻💯👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 We love
about the trans discussion ..
do and act out what ever you want .. as long as no one has to suffer under your actions and you DO NOT demand others to adapt to YOUR perspective
that box ticker joke actually has a good point, it wasn't that funny but it was pretty smart
Bold guy with glasses is the opposite of „a fun person“
nice comment but you typo-ed bald , ill delete this comment as soon as you respond so you can fix it. :)
@@chadpowell1832 shut up glass guy
Seriously... The kid (Adam is his name?) is the most sensible among them... At all episodes, he I get impressed at his mature and wise takes and reactions. Much respect!
Dell, the bald guy, his criticisms and honestly pretty well thought out opinion at the end loses so much of its impact because we all know from previous videos how humourless he is.
It's very easy to even accidentally dismiss someone's opinions, when they have done nothing to harbour any good will.
1000th comment
Love from India
Do similar videos about Indians
so far from this series: egg man is a gay pastor
I love this series concept, I think it’s really interesting and impactful. I just wish there was more POC representation in these as the most interesting part is seeing people you’d assume to be offended by something, not be and vice versa
This isn't Netflix
"Over the past few decades has made significant strides in accepting the LGBT comunity"
Correction: that "acceptance" is silence through enforcement and intimidation.
Okay nazi
@@e.k.o5412 check out what recently happened to JK Rowling ;-)
@@e.k.o5412 Okay Karren
@@RictaScale.Official jk Rowling can rot in hell for all I care
@@RictaScale.Official wow how awful, people are calling out a billionaire for saying offensive shit. Actions have consequences.
I’m trans, and I’m fine with people joking about it. Personally there is no line. Also that joke about trans women getting murdered was funny
Someone explain the first joke please abt looking over your shoulder?
Yes, ANOTHER please.
In comedy, nothing is off limit...joke about everything.
Can't believe I never heard of this series. Only had a look because I was going through list of Screen Australia funding recipients. This was a deserving use of funding. Format should be refined and be like a You Can't Ask That/Goggle Box style hybrid show on ABC for offensive humour
Benny is good. Be more like Benny.
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!!!!!
I’ve been dreading this one
Beard Guy Bennie is the main protagonist of this series.
7:32 what the hell does "physically emotionally attacked" mean?
Certain groups of people lately have been pushing to include words as a form of physical violence. Which to some degree I can understand because listening to them talk is like having your ears raped.
Well, theres already a few words already considered physical violence. Threatening and telling someone to kill themselves. Becuz that's a hell of a lot of people being told that when they're part of the rainbow fam.
I would guess that means one has been attacked both physically and emotionally (which is kind of redundant, a physical attack would also be emotionally traumatic), unless he's just a woke snowflake exaggerating a mean thing someone said to "physical" emotional "attack" to make it sound worse, which seems likely.
Pretty sure he meant “physically and emotionally “
@@blah7983 yeah definitely a comma in there somewhere
So bald guy is okay with the "assumption" (which is a stereotype btw) that gay men are good at marketing, but when they talked about stereotypes in the other episode they were all against stereotypes because they are not true/based on truth??
He only likes them when they are compliments about himself, classic double standards.
as soon as i saw dee i knew i was in for a ride
something about her just screams 'please offend me'
Jokes were barley even considerably edgy at best, people pander these people too much, if you want equality you get the full package, otherwise it's just special treatment.
I feel like being accepted in society also requires you to be made fun of.
If you arnt allowed to make fun of a group because of X reason you are treating them differently. Placing them in a box that has stipulations when interacting. That is excluding that group in my eyes.
Exactly.
Yeah, I'm bisexual and I agree with you
Beard guy was a legend
A white woman with colored hair. How did I guess she was gonna hate everything?
Oh sucks that this series is drawing to a close. This was really an eye opener!
Not all communities deserve to be accepted.
I kinda understand where you're coming from, And I understand why you're homophobic. But as a bisexual man myself, I can take the butt of the jokes, and I can laugh at myself for that, I don't mind laughing at dark humour. But just remember, not everyone in the gay community is like this, there are people like me. So please don't lump me with those who insist on excessive political correctness.
And I'm sorry, on behalf of my people, that many are like this, I hope you can atleast accept me
@@TheKnowledgeMan101 Woah, two years old?
It is the duty of moderates to regulate their extremists. Clean up your community and you will earn my respect and support.
@@AkiRa22084 I'm trying, but its really hard to do it since there's so many people who wont heed to reason. But I'm making progress, can you atleast support me?
600k subs good on ya neel 🥳 keep it up brother 🤘
I'm gay and honestly I found all of these jokes funny! Or in the least, clever! Gay guy with glasses doesn't speak for me at all. Unfortunately this kind of humourless "holier than thou" attitude dominates modern LGBT culture.
SamuelSays I love you attitude honestly. Personally, I believe that there shouldn’t be a line in comedy, if it’s funny, it’s funny
Good on ya man, nice to see there are some rational people on your community that aren't pampered snowflakes,
like a diamond in the plush I say
@@chadpowell1832 yeah, I'm sorry for what alot of lgbt people say. I'm Bisexual, but I don't find these offensive, and I know when to laugh and not laugh, I know its just a joke and not meant to be taken seriously
Anyone who has been punched in the face knows that a joke doesn't qualify as an "attack". People are just too soft.
My brother had to attend a LGBTQ WSXGGQ day at school where the school band had to gayafy songs. And at the end they got wrist bands saying support gayness. POLITICAL CORRECTNESS IS POLITICALY WRONG.
I fell sorry for your brother Luka
U GREeky geeks
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_A family member of mine transitioned quite recently._
_You wanna know what she did?_
_She went from being alive to being dead._
_Although from what I’ve heard, she’s been planning to come back._
If one person laughs there is no line.
please the bear man invite him at my christmas