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Can Gen Z Take a Joke? - Welcome to Human Trials, the show where stand up comedians perform to a mystery crowd united by one shared trait. In today's episode, Mark Normand finds out whether or not Gen Z girls can take a joke.
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A few minutes in and it sounds like they ripped off the entire plot of Triumph The Insult Comic Dog making jokes around young people to see how offended they'd get or how PC they'd act, made during his election special.
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Crowds full of women, generation doesn't matter.
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The next video YouTube recommended to me was ROLLINS and Ian Mackaye interviewing each other.
YouTube recognizes "can't take a joke" as a genre.
YouTube recognizes "can't take a joke" as a genre.
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Mark Normand?
No wonder they're not laughing!
No wonder they're not laughing!
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The app on my phone told me you're an unfunny faggot
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Gen Z is the joke.
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The Canada one was fucking good, I wasn't prepared for that one
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At 1:37 there's an annotation that reads "Over 80% of Gen Z say online spaces strongly influence their cultural worldview".
Being raised on social media makes them culturally different from previous gens. Not even the advent of radio and later television had the same impact because those platforms are not interactive. They are passive entertainment. Doomscrolling and TikTok binging all day gives you a highly curated feed because the algorithm responds to your preferences and feeds you back an echo chamber. This is a lot different from television and radio, where is you did not like the song or program you could just switch stations until you found something you did like. There was no algorithm. Just whatever was on. You were exposed to new and diverse content with every switch of the dial, Algorithms just feed you more mukbangs, influencer slop and stupid people eating Tide pods.
A few of these girls cringe at some of these jokes. Gen Z is not very familiar with gallows humor and how joking about serious topics can actually help some people feel better. I'm reminded of the Gen Z stare in a way. When most of your interactions are via social media there's a disconnect between your online experiences as opposed to how real life interactions work with older gens.
Being raised on social media makes them culturally different from previous gens. Not even the advent of radio and later television had the same impact because those platforms are not interactive. They are passive entertainment. Doomscrolling and TikTok binging all day gives you a highly curated feed because the algorithm responds to your preferences and feeds you back an echo chamber. This is a lot different from television and radio, where is you did not like the song or program you could just switch stations until you found something you did like. There was no algorithm. Just whatever was on. You were exposed to new and diverse content with every switch of the dial, Algorithms just feed you more mukbangs, influencer slop and stupid people eating Tide pods.
A few of these girls cringe at some of these jokes. Gen Z is not very familiar with gallows humor and how joking about serious topics can actually help some people feel better. I'm reminded of the Gen Z stare in a way. When most of your interactions are via social media there's a disconnect between your online experiences as opposed to how real life interactions work with older gens.
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A puppet dog voiced and controlled by Robert Smigel.
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