Hannibal Buress: Miami Nights

Hannibal blocked me on facebook messenger after I sent him a picture of my foot.

His jokes are funny, though 8/10

There have been some absolute duds this year. Non-Comedians doing specials that didn't seem to have any preparation. Eric Andre, whom I love and The Eric Andre Show is one of my favorite shows ever, but his stand up special... not good. Burnt Chrysler... it was more of the same. Adam Devin's special was unwatchable, as was the Ilana Glazer 65 minute applause break because it was a room of people all vying to show the world they are the most 'woke'. But then there are heroes that come through for us: Jim Jefferies, Segura, Stanhope and now Hannibal Buress. I won't burn any of his bits on here but there's a cool intro of some old material as well as some interesting production going on during this show that make it unique and fun. And the laughs - stellar material. And it's on youtube. Go check it out now before it's removed so that it can go onto another place - as I'm guessing it will. Or before youtube goes under because they are now jamming so many commercial breaks into their videos that it's becoming not worth it to watch anything on there... except Hannibal Buress' Miami Nights. It's a hit!

Guy has been telling exact same jokes for years. At some point that is insulting.

Marc Maron, Tom Segura, Dave Chapelle, Kevin Hart, Louis C. K., Doug Stanhope, Jim Jeffries, Mike Birbiglia, Bill Burr - their last specials were funny. Granted, Hart's, Burr's and Birbiglia's were out in 2019, yes, Stanhope's wasn't as good as the old stuff, same goes for Segura. I could also mention Patton Oswalt, whose lattest special was just so much less funny then the previous one, but at least it was sweet. And there were some show stealing bits that made you choke with laughter still.

This one on the other hand is just not funny. I like this guy a lot, Hannibal is clever, hilarious guy at times, all his specials I've watched - never felt disappointed. Miami Nights? Just a no. Then again, like Buress said himself comedy is subjective, so what the hell do I know. I'm no comedian by a long shot, can't even imagine how difficult it is to maintain being funny and entertaining for years. I've never reviewed stand up specials before, it's unlikely I'll ever do that again. It's just that I felt numb throughout the whole thing and it's not one of the greatest shows of the past few years for sure.

Doesn't mean anything actually. Kevin Hart's "What Now?" was a flop only for the "Irresponsible" to ascend like a phoenix. So I'm eager for the next thing of his. Remember, there is one "r" in Buress.