Nina Oyama - 21 Years Of The Comedy Zone

[@dlat1825]

Great work. Laughing out loud at home, but I was wondering what's up with that crowd!

[@Green_valley18]

Oof tuff crowd

[@JazzGuitar-qs1td]

No, lame excuse for comedy

[@csurname]

2:31 is one of the best punchlines there is. From every angle it works, but it also points out the flaws in our current definitions

[@Oogidahboogidah]

I agree, I would also probably root her

[@PixelBaller]

Male comedians - talk about sex 5% of their act. Female comedians - talk about sex 50% of their act. Nina is cool, but better suited to comedy acting roles. Standup isn't for everyone.

[@RabRabNZ]

isnt she cazy attractive, im kinda in love

[@Chris-kx5lp]

She's so cute

[@lukewarmaus]

Melbourne loves to talk up their comedy scene but they're so far up themselves that they've ascended comedy and are now too pretentious to laugh at anything.

[@CrudelyMade]

why do female comics think their sex stories are interesting? it's like if all mexican comics had jokes about tacos. it's weird that female comics mostly seem to include sex an sexuality as part of their gig. I watched 3 performances by Nina, recorded 6 years ago, 2 years ago, and 2 months ago.. they all include info about they sexuality and sex stories. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@JazzGuitar-qs1td]

My father died of cancer. It was funnier than this.

[@mustafam956]

She confused all the guys laughing at her jokes because she is hot with being genuinely funny

[@WesternState731]

This is 100% proof that the vast majority of female comedians are not funny

[@declup]

Most astronauts aren't funny. Most carpenters aren't funny. Most race-car drivers aren't funny. Most actors aren't funny. Most teachers aren't funny. Most 46-year-olds aren't funny. Most KZbin commenters aren't funny. Most comedians aren't funny. And none of that matters -- because some astronauts and race-car drivers and 46-year-olds are funny. And in any case, humor is in the eye of the beholder. If you enjoy it, great. If you don't, find something else, but don't ruin it for other people.

[@marksturdy2281]

We don't want Lebos in Australia.

[@declup]

It's hard to discern intent online, so I can't tell whether you're attempting to be ornery and prompt responses like this one by me or if you truly don't want lesbians in Australia. If the former, how come? -- if I might ask. I wouldn't think this reply by be is all that funny or amusing. But I guess I could be wrong. So I'm curious -- how is this response by me enjoyable?

[@dogmeat7486]

@@declup I love this. I am also interested in what you think the responses will be. Do you think this person is joking, making a factual statement or making a claim based on their own beliefs?

[@declup]

@@dogmeat7486 -- Hard to say. Mark's comment seems pretty half-hearted to me, like he's made just enough effort to use the word "Lebos" and then lost interest. So If I had to guess, I'd assume Mark's more keen to rib his parasocial pals, forgetting or conveniently ignoring the actual audience of his comment and the negative effects it might have on them, than to voice any statement of true belief. But am I confident about this opinion? No, not really. Not much to go on. Still, now you've got me curious about your own thoughts, Dog Meat. What do you think?

[@dogmeat7486]

@@declup My first impression was that he was jesting, but after some thought it seems like the kind of comment that someone with no self awareness might just make. It makes me think that if i had any control over it, determining what people really mean when they say something would probably be the thing I would want most in life.

[@paxwallace8324]

Well she's adorable in Deadloch