@@jasonkrantz3643 It's really amazing how she clearly puts a ton of work into finessing the script to make it perfect, but is able to give a flawlessly natural delivery that somehow sounds casual and off-the-cuff. She's very talented
@@profet1385 “The guy upstairs” is slang for God. “Flood the basement” in this context indicates female arousal. Many evangelical Christians have major hangups about sex, which is why she says that she will *not* get her security deposit back if she, uh, floods the basement. 😉
The thing that makes her show so good is that she's not just funny; she's a delight. I had a big smile on my face for both special because she's just so much fun to watch and listen to. The way she engaged with the audience is like spending an hour with a really funny friend.
Yes you completely right I said the same in a recent message myself exactly to the words she's such a delight to watch and I love the way she engages with the the audience as well she's for me a breath of fresh air because I love comedians but to see one so young and so funny so witty so quick so sarcastic and so perfect!!
@@LegacyOfKain339 I love how that dude hasn't responded back to you, she fr is blowing up and I'm gonna say it because I am that person. I liked her before everyone else did and I love it! She is so funny!!!
"If I flood the basement, I do NOT get my security deposit back." What was with the "ooohs" from the audience?? I was cackling 😂 and don’t get me started on that doorbell 💀
@@dmenace9483 There was a subplot of the loosely-autobiographical-but-not-really series Crashing (by Pete Holmes) about this church comic stuff. That kinda makes sense with that context. Like a lot of sense actually.
Not just raunchy, but ultraviolet dark comedy at times. She's come up in my algorithm for some reason, and a lot of the clips have humour in them that is whiplash between how casually funny they are while being black humour at its finest.
Honestly I'm so glad we're talking about female sexuality in the very best ways now and in the area of commedy, too! It's just wholesome to see that kind of normalisation. Thank you for survivig all of the ongoing mess to be where you are now, cause it makes quite a difference.
In my opinion this is her finest bit I've ever seen. I genuinely believe she's a comedic genius; everything from 1:42, "Touch nothing but the lamp", "flood the basement get security deposit" and the doorbell. She is not only funny but a GENIUS in using verbal metaphor.
As someone who has had a religious upbringing and still doesn't touch the doorbell, I loved Taylor's jokes. She accurately represented Christian beliefs and reasoning (which is already so much better than a lot of the comedians out there) while still delivering great comedy.
As a Christian who tries to understand exactly what the Bible teaches, it disgusts me to see heavy burdens such as these, placed on us. The way the definition of lust is abused is just mind boggling. I hope the truth sets you free.
@Cardboard Cape Well people define lust from; thinking "wow, she's a beauty", to actively planning on how to have sex with the woman unlawfully(biblically speaking). The latter is lust. The former isn't. Even imagining what it would be like to have sex with a person isn't wrong as long as you wouldn't actually do it unlawfully. The proper definition of lust is given by Paul as basically coveting(desiring to possess, typically unlawfully, what is not yours) in Romans 7:7.
@Cardboard Cape my church most DEFINITELY did! You can’t think about sex which includes being “attracted” to someone. And you HAVE NO PRIVACY. God knows all your thoughts. Thinking of sin is sinful- is how they phrase it, and it’s HORRIBLE. I blame my religious upbringing for my anxiety & sexual aversion. It made me “weird” like Taylor said. Sucks.
@@A68061 I think religion is trying replace basic education and upbringing. It seems like they tried to solve a problem, that no matter what you tell to teenager, no matter what he tells you, you can't read his thoughts. And he can lie to you and do whatever he wants. So they made a rule, that god knows all your thoughts. So you wouldn't even think about things that elders don't want you to think. It really solves the problem usually, but aftereffects are anxiety and bad social skills. Elders don't care about that, as long as you did what they want while you were young, so they expect you to be the person they wanted you to be. They don't go through things that you will go through, like anxiety, low self-esteem, depression and etc. So, as adult, you constantly try to fight with those things, go to therapy, take pills and so on. You understand now, that there's no god, that always looks after you, it was just the method to affect you. But now you forced to fight with it till the gray hair. It is fucked up system, that has good intensions, but horrible aftereffects.
I’m right with her on the religious upbringing. I wasn’t able to hold out until adulthood though, I knew all about the “doorbell” long before then! I look forward to her being a household name. She is one of the smartest comedians around right now.
My church taught that the naughty thing for girls was anything "entering the door". Lucky for us gals you can just keep ringing the doorbell and leave and your personal wellness visit is accomplished just the same.
@@clawsoon Lol love that. I once had to take down a tiktok with that song because a guy friend who dueted with me couldn't... Ahem, "perform" with his girlfriend for a good while; he was actually getting "frustrated" it wasn't me. Apparently, it's a dangerous song 🤣 P.S. I've put it back up since because I realized it was his problem more than mine 🤣
I don't think I've ever seen a bad set from her. Years ago she was good and she just keeps getting better. She knows her audience, she has the delivery down tight, and her subject matter is specific but also relatable.
As someone who grew up Catholic (with fairly relaxed parents, but ones that always reminded me of my background), I felt so validated and laughed so much 😂😭 it was a wonderful experience!!! Thank you Taylor ❤️
I chuckled a bit with her special, but mostly I was impressed at her openness on very hard memories. You could tell it was honest and personal, and I dont mean just this bit but on her mum and mental health struggles
@@raquelmarcalsantos yes I haven't watched in a while but I saw both her specials. Now I can recall this but still can't recall the jokes. I'll have to watch it again!
Having left religion at age 59, I was surprised to see how much less stressful life is. I don't have to worry about the things we do that just makes us human and I don't have be judgmental about others. It's great I wish I had known about this in my twenties.
Well that's definitely an interesting story. Most people either lose it young or stay cemented in it for the rest of their lives. But to leave it at 59 is different. Can you do quick synopsis on how that happened?
@writerconsidered I was raised LDS. I went on a 2 mission at 19, I was married in the Temple, and I was an amateur historian, like most Mormons, the church was the center of my life. At age 50, I took a deep dive into the rabbit hole that was LDS church. I also did a lot of study into Biblical history. So long story, short, I'm done, I am a lot happier being an agnostic.
Catholic grade school til the 8th grade. I can confirm her lecture on what "the" sin is. Also fun fact, 2 kids asked for absolution right then & there in the cafeteria.
Hooked on Taylor: timing, pauses, stories, transitions, facial expressions, body language. All the things that I want to learn/do in my purely amateur routines. What's interesting is that her humor and laugh lines are very different than those of the "Boomer" generation. I'll be fine, thank you, as long as I never, ever say: "When I was your age ..... " Rock on Taylor!
''That joke makes it sound like I resent my religious upbringing. And I do, so I NAILED it.'' What a great pun that seems to have flown over everybody's head
God it’s not just the jokes. It’s the personality and just the refreshing nature she gives off. The boys “WHY” to the metaphor of the house and her body to the INCREDIBLY WELL TIMED pauses and changes in her tone. She is hands down the best comedian out there right now. Always makes me just rewatch the video out of pure joy and laughter. P.S her analogies are NEXT level. Love Taylor so much! (Not swift)
This wonderful woman hits it out-of-the-park every time. If you don't find this humorous, you probably lack intelligence and/or a sense of humor. Keep em' coming Taylor. Great work!
Oh my jeebus that is fucking great. I died at the "touch nothing but the lamp" line and thought it couldn't get any better. Then she comes with the knockout punch with the "doorbell"!
im so dead from this!! the girl looks like someone you want to be friends with. and I am glad people with nice cheeks are finally represented! she looks like my sister LOL
Who agrees with me that Taylor has the best material most stellar delivery of any new comic in years? I’ve laughed out loud so many times listening to her, I was actually surprised!
You are hysterical!!!! You had me rolling with laughter almost immediately. I found you fresh, open and could relate to your humor in unimaginable ways. Hope to see you perform in person some day.
The churches I attended not only taught us boys that thinking impure thoughts was a serious sin, but in one "sex ed" session we were told that it was a sin far worse than murder, and besides girls weren't interested in that sort of thing anyway so we should just leave them alone unless we wanted to condemn both ourselves and them to hell. In fact, the "sex ed" we got didn't actually give us a single bit of information about sex, it was just a session to tell us never to think about sex, much less act on it. Then a few years later the people in the church were all like, "What's wrong with you? Why aren't you chasing girls? Are you gay?" There are many fine principles in religious doctrine, and then there's the way these principles are mistaught in most churches - and the difference is like night and day.
"I'm just renting it from the guy upstairs" deserved a WAY bigger laugh, I totally lost it, and the metaphor only got better from there
100%. Tomlinson’s extended metaphors hang together so much more than they have a right to. It’s effing art.
@@jasonkrantz3643 It's really amazing how she clearly puts a ton of work into finessing the script to make it perfect, but is able to give a flawlessly natural delivery that somehow sounds casual and off-the-cuff. She's very talented
Not a native speaker and not raised religious either. I think I may be missing the metaphor, could you explain it to me please?
i wonder if the doorbell has a ring camera. sometimes i just stare at it wondering.
@@profet1385 “The guy upstairs” is slang for God. “Flood the basement” in this context indicates female arousal. Many evangelical Christians have major hangups about sex, which is why she says that she will *not* get her security deposit back if she, uh, floods the basement. 😉
The thing that makes her show so good is that she's not just funny; she's a delight. I had a big smile on my face for both special because she's just so much fun to watch and listen to. The way she engaged with the audience is like spending an hour with a really funny friend.
Yeah she's just really great. You can really enjoy the funny story telling, it's authentic, I'm happy I found this comedian
Okay simp
you should probably take a screen shot of her in the video. that way you can jack it without us having to hear about it.
I love that comment
Yes you completely right I said the same in a recent message myself exactly to the words she's such a delight to watch and I love the way she engages with the the audience as well she's for me a breath of fresh air because I love comedians but to see one so young and so funny so witty so quick so sarcastic and so perfect!!
It’s the boys in youth group yelling “WHY?!” That does it for me 😂😂😂
And she puts some extra distance bt her and the mic 😂 slays me every time
I love how angry the "why" comes out 🤣 That sums up growing up with testosterone.
Me in youth group hearing that: "oh well" 🤣🤣🤣
That one definitely cracked me up lmao
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I loved the “touch nothing but the lamp” line.
It wasn't "lamb"? I love lamp...
It was an Alladin reference.
@@chaoswitch1974 Yeah, Netflix got it wrong in the subtitles (though not here on UA-cam). Great line.
That one took me like a half a second too long to really click to, lol
I sat here alone and slow clapped. Good one, lmao.
She doesn’t hold back anymore, she was good before but now she will be a legend 🔥🔥🔥
65k views
I really think so, too! She’s taken the profession into next-level genius. Like the comedians who get the Mark Twain Award … she’s THAT caliber.
She has definitely transcended the Millennial-specific humor I used to associate her with.
@@LegacyOfKain339 I love how that dude hasn't responded back to you, she fr is blowing up and I'm gonna say it because I am that person. I liked her before everyone else did and I love it! She is so funny!!!
“Doorbell 🛎 is the only thing that matters! Nobody COMES inside without TOUCHING the doorbell”
- Taylor Tomlinson, 2022
True Story !
Yes, we all watched it.
And it’s “Tomlinson.”
@@calisongbird No, it is actually Tomilinson.
You're thinking of another comedian.
Ding Dong...
That's A BAR!
This just reminded me of Monica's "2,3,2.. 7, 7, 7 HEAVEN!!" scene from friends..
When the girls are explaining Chandler the 7 Erogenous Zones 🤣
Taylor is the master of extended metaphor.
"All my friends are like, you got to meditate, and I'm like, I think I do!" had me in stitches 😂
What does she mean?
@@profet1385 Because her mind goes completely blank when she has her "special time".
She's so good at putting honesty, Disney, and double entendre's together.
Definitely lacking in the honesty department but she is funny
"If I flood the basement, I do NOT get my security deposit back."
What was with the "ooohs" from the audience?? I was cackling 😂 and don’t get me started on that doorbell 💀
they're from Boston 😅😂
Took them too long to get it. That line was hilarious though!
@@StephanieTips "they're from Boston" -- Puritans, amirite or amirite?
And don't even try with Salem...
I died at that too. Tylor's metaphors are amazing!
As someone who is ex-religious, this shit is on point 😂😂
Fun fact, she actually got her start doing the Church circuit in comedy. She said a joke that crossed the line and they booted her.
Well that just made me a bigger fan then I already was.
@@dmenace9483 There was a subplot of the loosely-autobiographical-but-not-really series Crashing (by Pete Holmes) about this church comic stuff. That kinda makes sense with that context. Like a lot of sense actually.
@@dmenace9483 Yeah well now she has her own special on Netflix. Jokes on those idiots
heyooo same
She's a pro at being a little raunchy but still seeming wholesome.
That's weirdly accurate.
The old dirty-clean.
its that round wholesome face.
@@markmac2206 ...that makes men want to make a life with her
Not just raunchy, but ultraviolet dark comedy at times. She's come up in my algorithm for some reason, and a lot of the clips have humour in them that is whiplash between how casually funny they are while being black humour at its finest.
Honestly I'm so glad we're talking about female sexuality in the very best ways now and in the area of commedy, too! It's just wholesome to see that kind of normalisation. Thank you for survivig all of the ongoing mess to be where you are now, cause it makes quite a difference.
Right!
100%
In my opinion this is her finest bit I've ever seen. I genuinely believe she's a comedic genius; everything from 1:42, "Touch nothing but the lamp", "flood the basement get security deposit" and the doorbell. She is not only funny but a GENIUS in using verbal metaphor.
Taylor's evolution as a comic has been insane. She's arguably the best in the industry right now.
As someone who has had a religious upbringing and still doesn't touch the doorbell, I loved Taylor's jokes. She accurately represented Christian beliefs and reasoning (which is already so much better than a lot of the comedians out there) while still delivering great comedy.
As a Christian who tries to understand exactly what the Bible teaches, it disgusts me to see heavy burdens such as these, placed on us.
The way the definition of lust is abused is just mind boggling.
I hope the truth sets you free.
@Cardboard Cape Well people define lust from; thinking "wow, she's a beauty", to actively planning on how to have sex with the woman unlawfully(biblically speaking). The latter is lust. The former isn't.
Even imagining what it would be like to have sex with a person isn't wrong as long as you wouldn't actually do it unlawfully.
The proper definition of lust is given by Paul as basically coveting(desiring to possess, typically unlawfully, what is not yours) in Romans 7:7.
@Cardboard Cape my church most DEFINITELY did! You can’t think about sex which includes being “attracted” to someone. And you HAVE NO PRIVACY. God knows all your thoughts. Thinking of sin is sinful- is how they phrase it, and it’s HORRIBLE. I blame my religious upbringing for my anxiety & sexual aversion. It made me “weird” like Taylor said. Sucks.
@@A68061 I think religion is trying replace basic education and upbringing. It seems like they tried to solve a problem, that no matter what you tell to teenager, no matter what he tells you, you can't read his thoughts. And he can lie to you and do whatever he wants. So they made a rule, that god knows all your thoughts. So you wouldn't even think about things that elders don't want you to think. It really solves the problem usually, but aftereffects are anxiety and bad social skills. Elders don't care about that, as long as you did what they want while you were young, so they expect you to be the person they wanted you to be. They don't go through things that you will go through, like anxiety, low self-esteem, depression and etc. So, as adult, you constantly try to fight with those things, go to therapy, take pills and so on. You understand now, that there's no god, that always looks after you, it was just the method to affect you. But now you forced to fight with it till the gray hair.
It is fucked up system, that has good intensions, but horrible aftereffects.
@@Subin_Roy Wait WHAT?! That's lust? That's it? Time to go read my bible ig
I’m right with her on the religious upbringing. I wasn’t able to hold out until adulthood though, I knew all about the “doorbell” long before then! I look forward to her being a household name. She is one of the smartest comedians around right now.
She already is a household name as you can tell. Smart girl.
@@kennymos9007 I’m talking about the levels of Wanda Sykes etc. She is just as funny.
@@Stray.. haven't heard much Wanda but the one bit I heard of hers was pretty good. Super good.
What is door bell?
@@cerenk498 a door bell is this button you press at a house entrance so they know a guest has arrived, but she means the clitoris.
My church taught that the naughty thing for girls was anything "entering the door". Lucky for us gals you can just keep ringing the doorbell and leave and your personal wellness visit is accomplished just the same.
Now I've got Garfunkel and Oates' "Loophole" on my mind.
@@clawsoon Lol love that. I once had to take down a tiktok with that song because a guy friend who dueted with me couldn't... Ahem, "perform" with his girlfriend for a good while; he was actually getting "frustrated" it wasn't me. Apparently, it's a dangerous song 🤣
P.S. I've put it back up since because I realized it was his problem more than mine 🤣
@@ninjacoffeebunny4659 Sounds like you've managed to make your life plenty interesting despite church, lol...
@@clawsoon lol, indeed!!!
how does the church feel about the back door? or the little door upstairs?
"nobody comes inside without touching the doorbell"
That's what they should be teaching
I don't think I've ever seen a bad set from her. Years ago she was good and she just keeps getting better. She knows her audience, she has the delivery down tight, and her subject matter is specific but also relatable.
The "I'm just renting this from the guy upstairs" is horrifyingly insightful about the indoctrination the church puts people through
Hey, those franchises dreamed up Heaven and when that wasn't enough to fill the coffers they created Hell. Seriously good marketing departments.
Unless it turns out to be true. In that case, it's just insightful.
@@Born_Yashish Great sales pitch ya got there. Only costs 10% of your income? Sweet.
That's true!!
Lmao....
As someone who grew up Catholic (with fairly relaxed parents, but ones that always reminded me of my background), I felt so validated and laughed so much 😂😭 it was a wonderful experience!!! Thank you Taylor ❤️
I'm so happy for her! She has worked so hard to get here. She deserves every bit of success
2:40 “Touch nothing but the lamp” absolutely SENT ME 😩😩😩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Taylor Tomlinson just preached a whooole sermon🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The ONE benefit of my religious upbringing is retaining biblical knowledge that comes in handy at pub quizzes.
I chuckled a bit with her special, but mostly I was impressed at her openness on very hard memories. You could tell it was honest and personal, and I dont mean just this bit but on her mum and mental health struggles
What did she say about her mum? I saw the special I just can't recall what you're referencing.
@@stela9046 her mom’s death? Are you sure you watched it? She has two specials…
@@raquelmarcalsantos yes I haven't watched in a while but I saw both her specials. Now I can recall this but still can't recall the jokes. I'll have to watch it again!
@@stela9046 it’s worth it hahaha
You know you're a genius comedian when half the audience isn't smart enough for half the lines. She deserved way more laughs! This is brilliant!
Having left religion at age 59, I was surprised to see how much less stressful life is. I don't have to worry about the things we do that just makes us human and I don't have be judgmental about others. It's great I wish I had known about this in my twenties.
Sorry it took you so long. Were you raised in Christianity?
@@TheKillahKyla yes
Well that's definitely an interesting story. Most people either lose it young or stay cemented in it for the rest of their lives.
But to leave it at 59 is different. Can you do quick synopsis on how that happened?
@writerconsidered I was raised LDS. I went on a 2 mission at 19, I was married in the Temple, and I was an amateur historian, like most Mormons, the church was the center of my life. At age 50, I took a deep dive into the rabbit hole that was LDS church. I also did a lot of study into Biblical history. So long story, short, I'm done, I am a lot happier being an agnostic.
Sorry, but one day you will see that you were in the right place. I know it will be late and so much stressful for you. With all respect.
Catholic grade school til the 8th grade. I can confirm her lecture on what "the" sin is.
Also fun fact, 2 kids asked for absolution right then & there in the cafeteria.
It was the double meaning of "flooding the basement" for me. 🤣👌
“Nobody comes inside without touching the doorbell” was hilarious
Her make up is always on point…love her face it glows!!!
"I will back up"
Physically backs up!
Hooked on Taylor: timing, pauses, stories, transitions, facial expressions, body language. All the things that I want to learn/do in my purely amateur routines. What's interesting is that her humor and laugh lines are very different than those of the "Boomer" generation. I'll be fine, thank you, as long as I never, ever say: "When I was your age ..... " Rock on Taylor!
"Touch nothing but the lamp." Had me 😂😆😂
Honesty makes the best comedy 🎭
Nothing destroys something like laughter.
This whole set deserved far more laughs. Taylor is going to be HUGE. One of those comedians who comes by once in a generation.
Nobody comes inside without touching the doorbell 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That was fcuking lit 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"That's his move."
"Is this your move?"
The two somehow add up
This is the best of her jokes... Laughing non stop...
''That joke makes it sound like I resent my religious upbringing. And I do, so I NAILED it.''
What a great pun that seems to have flown over everybody's head
TOTALLY CRACKED ME UP!!!!
@@lindamorris7332 even her jokes have their own jokes.
Touch nothing but the lamp, I needed to watch it 3 times before I understood that's what Jafar said to Aladdin, haha
Right before going into the cave of wonders no less
Actually it was the Cave of Wonders itself, not Jafar, who said it.
So brilliant! Marvelous! ❤
Her control over her bodylaguish and facialexpressions is pure genius😂😂😂 I go across Europe to see her next tour😍
God it’s not just the jokes. It’s the personality and just the refreshing nature she gives off. The boys “WHY” to the metaphor of the house and her body to the INCREDIBLY WELL TIMED pauses and changes in her tone. She is hands down the best comedian out there right now. Always makes me just rewatch the video out of pure joy and laughter.
P.S her analogies are NEXT level.
Love Taylor so much! (Not swift)
She’s gotten so much funnier. It’s so great to see comedians evolve.
This wonderful woman hits it out-of-the-park every time. If you don't find this humorous, you probably lack intelligence and/or a sense of humor. Keep em' coming Taylor. Great work!
Lol
No one said she’s not funny?
Lacks intelligence? It's hardly rocket science ffs. But funny? It is not.
@@woooooooo9061 lol
@@sandman5973 Read through the comments section.
And we were like "For Sure For Sure" Fucken hilarious ...
Clever and funny. It's the "touch nothing but the lamp" for me.
What an insightful woman! Wow, I really love her capturing the truth of what she sees in life.
Why is her "no lust, touch nothing but the lamp" exactly what my religious school inadvertently taught me too 😂
"Nobody comes inside without touching the doorbell" 😂😂
What does it mean? Consent?
@@WhatarenarglesI am going with you are genuinely asking. So door bell = Clitoris
@@OmegaII appreciate it, thanks!
Comparing church to a frat house is both a hilarious read and the most painfully accurate description I've ever heard.
Oh my jeebus that is fucking great. I died at the "touch nothing but the lamp" line and thought it couldn't get any better. Then she comes with the knockout punch with the "doorbell"!
"Touch nothing but the lamp" made me laugh out loud and also completely rethink my times watching Aladdin😂
Yes she’s not only funny but I just love her happy gorgeous face to look at too
This is SO smart and great and funny!🎉
Some very sharp writing here.
Ouch, I cut myself. That writing was too "sharp".
😂 She's _so_ funny! And her delivery is always *on point!*
im so dead from this!! the girl looks like someone you want to be friends with.
and I am glad people with nice cheeks are finally represented! she looks like my sister LOL
Her extended analogies are my favourite thing about her comedy. Simply golden.
Her metaphors are just amazing.
I was raised a staunch Irish Catholic… my therapist drives a Porsche. Draw your own conclusions.
Personally, "If I flood the basement I don't get my security deposit back" was the best line. Best comedy writer and so young.
I swear Taylor Tomlinson is one of the smartest comedians of the modern era
omg, her metaphors are just ANOTHER LEVEL) DOOR BELL you guys)
This is just so smart and so funny that I can’t help but be impressed and laugh. Signed, a Christian Minister 😂
"Signed, a brainwashed soul"
@@L.ysergicSD it's nice to see a Christian minister who is based enough to enjoy the comedic aspect.
@@natiaron8617 women aren't funny
@@L.ysergicSD Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning
@@L.ysergicSD when your just like the people you try to criticize
That’s hilarious! This was so good. She’s such a great comedian
nobody comes inside without touching the doorbell is a great line
My favorite one was, "nobody comes inside without touching the doorbell"
Her analogies are so witty and hilarious. I love her comedy so much.
Taylor T. went from “meh” to “absolutely epic” in my book.
She is so free now, it’s awesome.
Was that an Aladdin quote I heard?
“Touch nothing but the lamp”
When Jafar send la Aladdin into the cave of wonders 😂
The clip ends too quick, "nobody comes inside without touching the doorbell" is such a good payoff.
The metaphors in this were all top class!
Loved the whole special!!! Can't wait for the next one!!!
SHE SAID TOUCH NOTHING BUT THE LAMP! 🤣🤣🤣
Who agrees with me that Taylor has the best material most stellar delivery of any new comic in years? I’ve laughed out loud so many times listening to her, I was actually surprised!
of all the comedians in the world, this is one of them.
She had made my path to healing an absolute joy at times.
“Thank god for the freebie and have an awesome day” fucking DESTROYED ME 🤣
Taylor has Carlin-levels of potential, I'm keeping an eye out for sure! Much love from The Netherlands!
"That joke makes it sound like I resent my religious upbringing... and I do. So I nailed it."
Very clever piece - she's a great talent and at the beginning of a long and illustrious career.
She’s making her way to being my favorite comedian
She is incredibly brilliant and funny.
Her material is excellent and the delivery is spot on!
That house allegory was amazing!
Her facial expressions says a whole lot!!!!!!!😅
Damn! My day was trash and she made it so much better! Very true about the doorbell
You are hysterical!!!! You had me rolling with laughter almost immediately. I found you fresh, open and could relate to your humor in unimaginable ways. Hope to see you perform in person some day.
This wasn't the usual lame comedian anti-religion rant that I expected. This one actually had punch-lines, and they were clever.
On my life the next advert that came up on UA-cam was for Ring Doorbells. I nearly died 😂
I mean I knew she was funny, but this material is so polished you can see your reflection. Great bit.
The churches I attended not only taught us boys that thinking impure thoughts was a serious sin, but in one "sex ed" session we were told that it was a sin far worse than murder, and besides girls weren't interested in that sort of thing anyway so we should just leave them alone unless we wanted to condemn both ourselves and them to hell. In fact, the "sex ed" we got didn't actually give us a single bit of information about sex, it was just a session to tell us never to think about sex, much less act on it.
Then a few years later the people in the church were all like, "What's wrong with you? Why aren't you chasing girls? Are you gay?"
There are many fine principles in religious doctrine, and then there's the way these principles are mistaught in most churches - and the difference is like night and day.
Very talented, ace delivery, great timing, great expression. Polished performances, this lady really is going from strength to strength.
This is not just comedy, this is claver comedy!
Tight metaphors Taylor, well done
Classic. Earned the Ribs and Cheeks hurting from laughter the good ol’ fashioned way. ❤️🩹
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