Daniel Sloss: Live Shows

... although he is constantly factually incorrect. He really knows how to turn complex psychological insights into jokes. I think this is a rare talent. His problem is that he is a leftist, who wants to dance on the woke side of things. He goes over the edge on things that are safe, for that particular moment in time. He is a rare comedian, who can still, with all that echo chamber stuff, make good jokes. Most leftist comedians have zero jokes and 100% echo chamber repetitions, that serve only to make people on the far left, comfortable with their delusions.

Extremely entertaining and well done; he also made some really good points that I'm going to be thinking about for a while !! strongly recommed!

Ok so am gonna split this review for each episode and then am gonna summarize at the end. DARK It starts off really well but kind of fades at the end with the whole "paralyzed sister's death bit". His intentions to show funny in tragedy was daring but he doesn't live up to the task as he fails to lift the mood for a long while towards the end. JIGSAW This was by far a more complete show. This episode is where Daniel delivers and lives up to the hype. the show is intelligently written and is genuinely funny.(not so much if you are Facebook vegan). There are serious rofl moments plus the creative message where he added his personal touch to the show.

so inconclusion I recommend powering through the first episode just to be able to watch the second one. I hope Daniel continues working on his material and develop a full comedian persona on stage because I believe he has potential to be one of the greats. PS: I rated a 7 because the first show dragged it down, the second episode deserves a much higher rating. (Seriously check it out even if you are vegan).

I have watched all kind of comedy stand up and the genuine darkness of the topics was amazing. His jokes were so well written. I would rewatch this any day. It's like a beautiful jigsaw everything fits in to place. Please watch this with an open mind because even death can be funny so just laugh.

The only reason someone does not like his style might be the lack of understanding his point. It is sort of socially crtitical and in a smart and intelligent way. I like his style as it makes you think and laugh. If you like Seinfeld for example, you dislike Daniel Sloss. Seinfeld is the kind of consevative comedy I totally get bored, because there is no courage to it. Where Jeselnik goes way too far, Sloss is spot on. I think one should be more into Monty Python than classical American comedy to get into his shows. This guy is really smart and I can totally live up his joie de vivre. Even if I did disagree on some points, I get it from his point of life experience. For example I really liked the twist when it comes to his ex wife and being a vegan. That was one of those clever things in the show but disgreed with his analogy in some point. This guy rocks and this is just my humble opinion, nothing else.