Nikki Glaser: Someday You'll Die

Look, Haters gonna hate, Conservatives gonna hate, People with a bit of logic gonna love. I cried, I laughed, I had tears in my eyes in the end, it was the best rollercoaster I've ridden in a while now.

Nikki is great and deserve more success than she already has. I've enjoyed every second of the show. Those who hate this kind of comedy are going to die very disappointed one day, I feel sorry for them, maybe not.

I wish Nikki will do more stand ups or movies soon, I would be first in line to watch them.

My 2 cents: watch it more than 1 time, you gonna discover more gems that you missed in the first time you've watch it.

Nikki Glaser is a very funny comedian that trades off her sexy persona and her sexual openness . This special is very good. It is not her best work, but it has some very funny moments. Glaser is, seemingly, very open and that is her charm. I say seemingly because it is unclear whether she really is the wild, sexually open person she purports to be, or it is just a hysterical character. I am guessing the latter more than the former. There are many cringeworthy moments intentionally caused by her and much like the style she uses in her Roasts. The special is tight and has many call backs and good stories. She is fun to watch.

Yes, she's dirty and she talks about things that might make people uncomfortable.. especially conformists/conventional people. She touched on so many things that I agree with. Her thoughts about parenthood/motherhood are hysterical and spot on. I think a lot of these bad reviews are from offended parents. Normally, I'm not a fan of female comics, but I feel like she's unusually genuine. If someone doesn't like all the adult subject matter.. I get it. I just feel like she's comfortable and honest on stage and it translates, for me....... I just love her, and find her to be insightful and so very funny.

I think I've been waiting for this comedy special my whole life.

Nikki spends an hour proving she's a free thinker, and she does it in a damn funny way. She doesn't just follow what everyone else on this planet does in their status quo pursuit of happiness.

This isn't just comedy, it's a call to action. There are so many issues that go under the radar-obsession with the nuclear family, dignity in death, how we treat non-humans so differently from humans... I hope people can laugh with Nikki, and then think critically about how we should implement the societal changes she's proposing.

I've watched the special twice already (once by myself, again with my boyfriend) and we laughed the whole way through.

It's not a comedian's job to be sensitive. However, it felt like in this comedy special, she went for the low blow of shock to make people laugh, and even so the audience response wasn't great.

I found her abortion comments distasteful to say the least. If I were a woman actively struggling to have kids, those comments would be even worse. Of course it was hyperbolic, but it still seemed too far to verbalize at all.

I understand that comedy is an outlet to examine the self, and it is a career that has to make a living. Just...maybe not all stuff that comes to mind should be written into your set.