A musical stand-up comedy show by Bo Burnham, the famous internet musician.A musical stand-up comedy show by Bo Burnham, the famous internet musician.A musical stand-up comedy show by Bo Burnham, the famous internet musician.
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- TriviaWhen Bo Burnham told the video editors joke in the live show, he paused after it and said to the audience 'this joke isn't for you, so move on.'
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Bo Burnham: That was called "Beating Off in A Minor", 'A Minor' the key not the felony.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Conan: Alexander Skarsgård/Bo Burnham/School of Rock (2016)
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Written and Performed by Bo Burnham
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After seeing Bo Burnham's "Words Words Words" I became a bit hooked on his style and musical taste. And then seeing another person call this new special a "masterpiece", I had to see if he could pull it off again. My initial opinion is no.
With a voice that sounds more like Weird Al every day, the show featured a large amount of pre-recorded material. While the bits surrounding that material was funny at times, it stretched on a bit long and really took away from the natural spontaneity of stand up comedy.
Burnham has also become more obscene. While his misogyny is clearly ironic, he pushes the sexual humor to a new level. Funny? Yes. But also a sad thing, because he is smarter than this and going for a laugh with a sex joke is the easy way out.
The "God song" (title unknown) was a high point, and he still has plenty of musical creativity in him. I would gladly see Burnham live and look forward to the next special. This was not perfect, but it shows he has not run the well dry just yet.
With a voice that sounds more like Weird Al every day, the show featured a large amount of pre-recorded material. While the bits surrounding that material was funny at times, it stretched on a bit long and really took away from the natural spontaneity of stand up comedy.
Burnham has also become more obscene. While his misogyny is clearly ironic, he pushes the sexual humor to a new level. Funny? Yes. But also a sad thing, because he is smarter than this and going for a laugh with a sex joke is the easy way out.
The "God song" (title unknown) was a high point, and he still has plenty of musical creativity in him. I would gladly see Burnham live and look forward to the next special. This was not perfect, but it shows he has not run the well dry just yet.
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- Runtime1 hour
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- 16:9 HD
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