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  1. Sep 15, 2024 · The stand up comedians who've made the cut are those that have pushed the envelope, made us laugh our hearts out in these trying times, and displayed exceptional comedic timing, innovative content, and an irresistible stage presence.

    • Abhishek Upmanyu. New Delhi, India. 19 votes. WATCH ABHISEK'S STANDUP. Abhishek Upmanyu is an Indian Comedian and Youtuber. He is renown for uploading comedy videos on his YouTube channel.
    • Aparna Nancherla. Washington, D.C. 36 votes. WATCH APARNA'S STANDUP. Aparna Nancherla (born August 22, 1982) is an American comedian and actress of Indian descent.
    • Romesh Ranganathan. Crawley, England. 26 votes. WATCH ROMESH'S STANDUP. Jonathan Romesh Ranganathan is an English actor, comedian and presenter. He is known for his deadpan and often self-deprecating comedy.
    • Russell Peters. Toronto, Canada. 42 votes. WATCH RUSSELL'S STANDUP. Russell Dominic Peters (born September 29, 1970) is a Canadian stand-up comedian, actor, and producer.
  2. 1. Tig Notaro. Actress. Writer. Producer. One Mississippi (2015–2017) Tig Notaro is an American stand-up comedian, writer, radio contributor, and actress. Her acclaimed album Live was nominated in 2014 for the Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards.

  3. Sep 16, 2024 · Over 112K fans have voted on the 260+ Funniest Stand-Up Comedians Of All Time, Ranked. Current Top 3: Dave Chappelle, George Carlin, Richard Pryor vote on everything

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    • Jerry Seinfeld
    • Dave Chappelle
    • Sam Kinison
    • Richard Pryor
    • George Carlin
    • Lenny Bruce
    • Robin Williams
    • Eddie Murphy
    • Steve Martin
    • Bill Burr

    Arguably the biggest comic on the planet, Jerry Seinfeld made his name with the hilarious sitcom Seinfeld, a show about nothing. Before hitting the big time with the much-loved series, Seinfeld was a working comic whose observational humor had audiences in stitches. He could turn the most uninteresting topic into a joke that would leave you rolling...

    Although he has been courting controversy of late with some of the material featured in his Netflix specials, there is no doubting Dave Chappelle’s place in the Comics Hall of Fame. Sighting 80s legends like Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock, and Paul Mooney as influences, it is clear to see why Chappelle has won over audiences. He doesn’t ca...

    After following his father into the priesthood, Sam Kinison quickly realized preaching wasn’t for him. Instead, he transferred his disillusionment with religion and troubled childhood into stand-up comedy, where he became renowned for his exuberant stage presence. Kinison would interject his routines with screams and tirades that would send the aud...

    Arguably the greatest comic of all time, nobody did it like Richard Pryor. Hailed by Jerry Seinfeld as “the Picasso of our profession,” the influential comic took no prisoners with his act, discussing everything from police brutality to racism. His comedy was dominated by profanity but it never took away from his jokes or the points he made about s...

    “The dean of counterculture comedians” was a darkly funny stand-up who is best known for his political and social comedy. A frequent guest on The Tonight Show, Carlin released an amazing 20 comedy albums and 14 HBO specials during his career. He had a knack for making you laugh and think at the same time, with his iconic ‘Seven Words You Can Never ...

    One of the early stand-up comedians to make his mark, Lenny Bruce tackled everything from race and sex to politics and religion with his scattergun stand-up. Similar to Carlin, he pioneered the use of vulgarity with his comedy and was never afraid to drop swear words during his shows. This resulted in Bruce being arrested numerous times for obsceni...

    There was only one Robin Williams. The hyperactive comedian was seemingly always ‘performing’ and a tornado of one-liners, crazy impressions, and off-the-wall jokes. He would go off on tangents that would have audiences in fits of laughter, with his appearances on talk shows always a hit. He is one of the few stand-up comedians to successfully cros...

    First making an impact on Saturday Night Live, Eddie Murphy quickly moved into movies, with his first starring role being in the action-comedy 48 Hrs. That was followed by Trading Places and Beverly Hills Cop, but it was his recorded stand-up special Delirious that showed why he is one of the greats. Never short of a swear word (the special feature...

    Steve Martin has done a lot of stand-up comedy over the past 30 years, but that doesn’t take away from his comedic talents. During the 70s he was everywhere, performing on all the big late night television shows, including The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson and Saturday Night Live. He released a plethora of comedy albums that charted well befo...

    Few comics are as forthright as Bill Burr. The successful stand-up comedian, podcaster, and actor has blazed a path through the comedy circuit with his honest and confronting comedy. Like many on this list, he is never afraid to cause controversy with his angry brand of comedy. Political correctness certainly isn’t his strong suit. There is a cynic...

  4. Shots of Ali Wong commanding the stage while seven months pregnant in two separate comedy specials may be the best images that stand-up comedy has given us this millennium. Those specials, 2016’s “Baby Cobra” and 2018’s “Hard Knock Wife,” are among the best ever produced by Netflix and made Wong into a sensation.

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  6. Apr 11, 2022 · Rahul Subramanian. Hailing from Mumbai, Rahul Subramanian is one of the most famous stand up comedians in India, who has also worked in Sketches and Improvisational comedy shows, specifically with AIB, and on Amazon Prime, with Kaneez Surka.