Bo Burnham: Make Happy
Comedy • 2016 • 1 hr
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this has become my whole personality since it came out
Absolutely love Bo and his work. Not as good as his special What., but still amazing
This is one of my favorite things to watch. Catchy music, hilarious jokes, good emotion!!
everything by Bo is absolutely amazing and hilarious. this was the first special of his i saw.
Not Bo’s best, but I don’t mean that in a bad way. Make Happy is less lighthearted than his other work, but it shows his comedic ability.
Bo Burnham is innovative, hilarious, and brilliant!
His humor is not for everyone but I personally love it.
A great comedy, makes you question, and laugh
Extremely fun take on a stand up special. Not for everyone but this is as deep as it is funny
Not as good as words. in my opinion but Bo is still hilarious and entertaining
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