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#77 Musical Comedy

One of the more interesting things about White people is that they love singing comedians.

This style of humor involves a person or group singing a song but rather than singing about something serious, it has funny lyrics. It’s not any more complicated than that, but white people can’t get enough of it. Weird Al Yankovich, Tenacious D, Sarah Silverman (sometimes), Flight of the Conchords, Dennis Leary, and Adam Sandler are all excellent examples of the genre.

It’s a pretty good idea because when you have jokes that aren’t that great and music that isn’t that great, you can mix them together and create something that will entertain white people.

So how you can use this knowledge to your advantage?

If you find yourself at a corporate retreat where you have to put on a skit for the other employees in your office, it’s always a good idea to suggest doing a funny song. The rest of your group will get very excited and start work immediately on some clever lyrics. Do not worry about the music part, if you have more than two white males on your team, it is certain that one of them can play the guitar.


553 Responses to “#77 Musical Comedy”

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The farting plumber? is that for real, those whites will buy anything?


Your mom has a smelly asshole!


 
 

Don’t forget Spamalot! I was in New York researching for http://StuffRichPeopleLove.com and you could hardly lay your hands on tickets for musicals. Do the Jonas Brothers count as musical comedy?


 

what ever happened to the flatulent plumber? that was a funny musical comedy thing.

and then there was cop rock—-boy, those white are dopes.


 

Like the Mighty Boosh!


 

Where’s demetri Martin, Bo Burnham, Nick Thune and so many more fantastic comedians


I am quite impressed by the fact that you know of more comedians than those listed above. You truly are one of the good ones. Welcome aboard.


 
 

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