Ginger Minj: Bless Your Heart

Now, I had no idea who Ginger Minj was prior to sitting down and watching this 2023 stand-up comedy special. But I figured I would give it a go and give it the benefit of the doubt.

And I have to say that I wasn't impressed. I didn't laugh once throughout the course of the show. The jokes, punchlines and type of comedy that Ginger Minj delivered and made use of just didn't cater to my particular preference of comedy. So this wasn't a great show for me, but I still managed to sit through to the end.

The jokes in the show were somewhat a bit all over the place. The good part about it, though, was that Ginger Minj drew in a lot of her own experience to cement the jokes and the puns passed.

It should be said that Ginger Minj does seem to have flair for being in the spotlight and standing before a crowd. There is a certain charisma to her wits and demeanor.

I am very sure that there is an audience out there for a show such as this; I just happened to not be a part of that particular target audience.

My rating of "Ginger Minj: Bless Your Heart" lands on a three out of ten stars.

Loved all the singing and jokes. Great stage performance and comedy timing. Highly recommend watching all this twisted gay humor. You have grown as an artist and the cookie on the counter was funny. Loved the dress and boots you definitely can pull any thing off in this industry.

Hope to see more stage production coming soon from you in the future.

Quick wit at its best and definitely know how's to hold the audience attention. Keep it coming. Hope to see you back competing in the pageant world soon.

We need you in movies and tv shows cause that's some god given talent you have Ginger. XOXOXO.

I guarantee that virtually no one on Earth knows who "Ginger Minj" is. No one. So with a tag line of international sensation -- according to whom? Ginger?

The comic is unfunny. The jokes are stale, fixated on one issue and just plain repetitively boring.

I really and truly cannot imagine anyone except for a very, very small subset of the population actually wants to see this person live, or on tape.

It's just a borefest to watch.

So therein lies the question -- who finances stuff like this? Stuff that is so blatantly boring and unfunny and then tries to package it as an international sensation no one on Earth has heard of?