Matt Rife: Only Fans

I think the hate is from men who are unattractive and jealous of how hot he is. But Matt rife is so funny and fine asf, loved every minute. Hope he does more in the future.

I'm amazed at the bad reviews. I recently came across Matt on YT shorts (random suggestions as I like stand-up comedy) and his bits were always so funny that prompt me to search more about him. The man has a fantastic crowd work, and his take on things are fresh and incredibly funny. Gorgeous looking but humble and sweet, and way too wise for his years. He is only 24, and I can't imagine being that confident to approach the topics he does in the way he does. I have watched the special and tons of other things he did, and the man is hilarious. The special is a raw, low budget production and I loved the material. I watch him not for his looks (don't hurt thou) but because he makes me laugh, every single time. So for those vultures downvoting, you are pathetic. All his shows are all sold out, and even in London where I live, tickets have gone faster than I could get one. Downvote all you want, but his tour success proves you wrong. Go Matt, and please add more shows to London or come back soon!

I was shocked at the lameness of this special. Was it supposed to be funny? From what I can tell Matt Rife is a young comic on steroids who panders to mondern day political correctness. The best comics are never p.c. He tries to inspire white guilt in some members of the audience while "talking street" or eubonics to the black people in the front row. He asks the white audience "How does it feel to sit in the back?" A reference to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, that occurred in 1955. No black person in that audience has ever had to give up their seat on a bus to a white person. What is he even talking about? Avoid this special like the plague.

The bad reviews are very strange. Perhaps he has some enemies out there or some jealous anti-fans because he is witty, mad-talented, and and also model-good looking.

This young comedian is not afraid to cover controversial topics, and does so incredibly well. His crowd work is top-notch. His jokes are hilarious but also promote introspection.

A lot of his content or "politics" cover the modern day's over-use of "cancel-culture", and how to step around that. He roasts all, but also often elevates and empowers the ones he is roasting.

He points out the ridiculous stuff in today's world but also promotes compassion and kindness. I hope his career soars, and as it does he can keep his charm and humility.

I had no idea who this guy was until about an hour ago. I was actually quite impressed. Matt navigates the complexities of talking and joking about some of American society's most taboo subjects like a boss. He's unapologetically himself and displays his comedic prowess for all to see. Flaws and all.

At first glance, you'd probably have no difficulty passing on this. You'd also be forgiven for thinking he wouldn't be funny just by looking at him. He's got that typical young, frat boy look about him. I mean he seriously looks like he'd be more comfortable in a Calvin Klein underwear ad than on stage doing stand up. Let's just say he's probably not having any trouble find eligible bachelorettes.

But despite his good looks, he's a truly funny dude with some good moral fiber. I certainly look forward to watching more of him.