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There has been a myth that women aren’t funny, which is completely unsound because gender doesn’t automatically make someone not hilarious. If you’re doing comedy you are either funny or not, hit or miss, that’s it. I think we’ve had women in the game for years that have dispelled this idiotic rumor, but in 2015 Broad City has given the Chun Li spinning bird kick to the the glass ceiling. Will Evans done told y’all how Archer is murdering the comedy game with the way they drop their jokes. I’m going take it to the live comedy series and the trap game is most def Broad City. I remember being a huge fan of Community but I got lost around season 4 or 5 (even when they brought back Dan “The Man” Harmon). It felt like the show ran its course. I was looking for a new champion show to back and then the Lord blessed us with Abbi and Ilana, two best friends that you immediately relate to and ride for straight off the strength.
Already into their second season, this comedy tag team is fucking monster man. I remember watching the first season thinking, “This is gold…this is pure fucking gold. They get it.” The best part of watching this show is seeing two friends do what you and your friends do — random “Murder, Fuck, Kill” questions to pass the time, sharing YouTube videos, Skype sessions, and of course, obscure pop culture references. Not only have they perfected their chemistry but they also nail current pop culture jokes in today’s world. See what I mean? The second season has t…
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Omar Holmon is a content editor that is here to make .gifs, obscure references, and find the correlation between everything Black and Nerdy.
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