i only just watched this now and spent a lot of it willing you to get to saying 'a royal flush'

Calling someone twice your age and a superior in your field of study “buddy” at the end is wild😂

Watch the full interview here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWiucp2OesaSeK8si=Hk3dVfOZI4pp-vbH

his original point here about a premise having emotional content was very meaningful to me. And speaking more generally, I think a good premise just has to be INTERESTING be that because the audience is connecting emotional or intellectually. Basically, this is attempting to answer the question: how do I get the audience interested in my set up before I surprise them with my punch.

I dont like Cheryl anymore , quit watching the talk , she claims to be a christain , Gods sees and know l

Sam hates Los Angeles, yet peppers his speech with more "likes" than most teeny boppers from The Valley

Its soooo weird seeing George Carlin young with a suit and short hair, it’s like seeing an alternate universe

All day Peter!💪

Great advice man ! Just started comedy, did my 1st bit and im 40! 😂 just bumped into this channel & its helping/motivating me alot. Thanks for the good stuff.

Any advice for someone starting comedy at 40?

Golden nuggets! Thank you

since when are act-outs uncool?

this is so cool, way more insightful than those top-comics-chatting-about comedy videos (those are cool too in their own way). ive yet to see anything like this where it breaks down the craft without sterilizing or demystifying it. just using normal, accessible language to describe what needs to take place for effective comedy, with the understanding that you have to be actually funny for it to work

we have a local comedian called Paul smith who has made an absolute fortune selling out tours and the majority of people come to watch his crowd work, crowd work is in itself an art and perfect for building a brand especially on social media in todays TikTok and Instagram reel society, One liners and crowd work are the best for this type of engagement and aspects i want to incorporate the most.

10 million is a lot of views!

I don't blame comics posting crowd work clips but my God it's getting tiresome. There are some exceptions, I love Phil Hanley for example, but I just can't stand the idea that standup comedy is going to slowly devolve into spending $50 a ticket just to hear someone ask other audience members what they do for a living. I don't give an eff about the audience! I want to hear good bits.

Super informative interview! Well done fellas 🎉🎉!!!

Pete is so underrated. Love the dude.

Yoshee So: We were a clean Comedy Podcast until You came through, HAHAHAHAHAHA! That was hilarious!!!! I didn´t know about Stephan Dyer til this interview. WoW!!!! Dude did give a Master Class on this, WOW!!!!! Such a Great and Inspiring Interview on how to focus, have dicipline, right choices & putting the work in. I LOVED this Interview!!!! Gonna follow Stephan Dyer on KZbin and Instagram. Thanks Hot Breath! for letting me know about him!!!!!

I play music for a living and I do crowd work almost every show, it's incredibly easy. The craft of building an act and weaving themes together is much more impressive and artistic. I won't say crowd work is never funny but for me only the top 5% of it is watchable. When you understand how it works, there's almost no magic in it.

I said this on the fb group but it bears repeating. This channel is so amazing. I have no idea why you don't have millions of views. You're the best, Joel.

amazing podcast thank you very much for doing this! Really inspiring and helpful. After this interview I eager to study more about improvisation game. I hope it will level up my stand up.

Thanks for this interview with Ian, a great insight into the comedy business these days.

Ian, I found you via the KZbin algorithm - by accident. One of the best days!

❤this my big cuz from the Mississippi. We love you and so proud of you

awesome interview. so useful. amazing channel. thanks hot breath!

what iss an act out

Thanks for the video

Best and most educational HB yet 👏👏💪😎 Although so many are Awesome! 💯

Pete Lee is a master, Hot Breath this is the kind of content we need to be seeing all the time!!

Just great advice after great advice. Thanks for sharing this

Hey I’m seeing him tomorrow

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Pete Lee is no joke!

Good advice for life in general. Go Nate !

Can't wait for this he's an Amazing joke Writing and it's a dying art as we enter the age of crowd work and performance art as I call it rather than good old fashioned stand up comedy. Very excited to see this!

This is solid gold

My favorite podcast for advice, listen to it constantly, gonna be another amazing episode! As a comedian it really gives me so much more perspective each episode! Also, what a masterclass for comedy, this concept of just being relaxed and flowing and strenghtening the fun side of your comedy is so incredibly important overall to succeed, and the way Pete essentially taught it was so perfect and down to the tea with all the right info, thank you so much for posting this!

Can you bring Ashish Dash?🎉

Can you bring Ashish Dash?🎉

Steak and shake

There’s a reason why Louie doesn’t like people coming up to him saying “I know what you’re doing”

This is really insightful. And it was great seeing how you gave the space to get out and articulate his thoughts. Very refreshing

I'm about 4 years into it and all this stuff makes a ton of sense. I'm still developing my bigger jokes, but yeah, this is all great.

Where is the link to the workshop he was talking about? ECB or some shit

Isn't the table at the cellar supposed to be mean? I thought all they did was talk shit at the table

Pete drop calves routine

Interesting stuff

I laughed my head off at the Queen joke