Bo Burnham: Inside
Comedy • R • 2021 • 1 hr 28 min
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loved every second of it. him acknowledging is wrongdoings, but in a funny and light-hearted way
Gorgeous. Visually phenomenal with just the best of music.
An experience. Puts into words the tangle of feelings we all have had in the past years. Hella creative and always stuck in my head
at times deep and engaging. at times superficial and self centred.
Can be a bit emotionally heavy, but still one of the best commentary comedy sets I've ever seen! I rewatch it frequently
Gripping. Real. Confronting. But all with a smile.
Incredible. Not for everyone, but absolutely worth watching. Bo gives so much raw emotion in this. Cannot recommend enough.
songs are catchy and it’s only an hour and a half, that funny feeling is one of the best songs imo
everything by Bo is absolutely amazing and hilarious. this special in particular is so heart wrenching and is so much more than comedy
Don't watch this if you are feeling depressed. The self awareness level in this video will scar you.
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