Comedian Pete Holmes Talks About The State Of Comedy Today

The video explores the current state of comedy, focusing on sensitivity and feedback in the digital age. Comedians like Pete Holmes share their views on how social media has amplified voices, leading to more visible feedback from previously overlooked groups. Holmes argues that comedy thrives under constraints, drawing parallels to Howard Stern's radio days. The discussion highlights the evolving nature of comedy in response to new societal sensitivities.

What is the main topic discussed by high-profile comedians like Todd Phillips and Chris Rock?

• The influence of social media on comedy

• The rise of new comedy genres

• The impact of woke culture and sensitivity

• The decline of stand-up comedy

According to Pete Holmes, what has changed in terms of people being offended by comedy?

• Comedy has become more offensive

• People have become less sensitive

• There are more comedians now

• People now have platforms to express their offense

What does Pete Holmes believe about the relationship between comedy and constraints?

• Constraints make comedy less popular

• Constraints are unnecessary in comedy

• Constraints help comedy grow and evolve

• Constraints limit creativity

How does Pete Holmes view the role of new sensitivities in comedy?

• As a threat to comedy

• As an opportunity for growth and exploration

• As a reason to avoid certain topics

• As a way to censor comedians

What does Pete Holmes suggest is the 'name of the game' for comedians today?

• To avoid controversial topics

• To stick to traditional comedy

• To move along with cultural changes

• To ignore feedback