Hannah Einbinder: Everything Must Go

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Lucas G @Floral_emissions Apr 12 I didn’t laugh once, she is a lot more obnoxious than in Hacks. Had to stop it. See more lazaria s @Za305lol Jan 11 Although Hannah’s style is funky and quirky , I don’t understand how some reviews discredit her originality in playing with theater aspects 😭. The comedy special speaks to people who go through these things and see ourselves through what she’s saying , being woke but also going through your own life shit. Personally I think it’s a great watch with lots of funny jokes and sequences that gives us a view of her outside her current character, say what you want she fucking funny and she’s proud of everything she is , no shame ,that’s what we all want , freedom to express yourself to the masses and she’s doing that to the max!! I respect it . See more Elijah G. @elijah_groves Nov 15 One of the greatest comedy specials of our generation. See more Erika A @RT94756787 Oct 5 Einbinder es una diosa. Tiene la capacidad de hacer reir con sus anécdotas personales y con temas de salud mental, política e incluso ciencia. No es para todo el mundo, sobre todo millenials y gen z se van a identificar con los hilos que jala y los remates inteligentes que hace. Es para ver con tu amigx o pareja que ama los late night shows con una copa de vino. See more Soothing B @soothingbanjos Oct 1 I was going to do a whole rant, but I guess what I'll say is it did not seem honest or authentic. See more L P @RT08469139 Sep 24 If you're expecting a standard comedy show - a comedian, a mic, maybe a stool, and that's it - you'll be incorrect. It felt more like a one-woman show mixed with improv. There was music, different little skits, different voices, curtain action, it was a lot. There were moments I chuckled but most of the time I was cringing and wondering why people were laughing. Then again, comedy is subjective and not everyone is meant to find everything funny. You know how you can tell if someone grew up fat, bullied, "othered", [insert years long, traumatizing experience(s)] as a kid because of how quick wit and funny they are? Yeah, that wasn't this. This felt more like an intellectual pursuit of comedy without authenticity & vulnerability added into it. Don't get me wrong, I love a good current politics, intellectual, comedian. However, I think with all the extra production and things added to it, it just didn't land here. I could see the jokes landing more on a tv show or movie than a comedy special. I think there is definitely potential for Hannah Einbinder to be a good stand-up comedian but I think in order for that to become reality, she needs to loose all the theatrics (it felt more like a crutch/safety blanket) and be more authentic and vulnerable. It just felt like she used all the theatrics to try and distance herself emotionally from the material. But then again what do I know? See more Read all reviews

Hannah Einbinder: Everything Must Go

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