Bo Burnham: What.
Comedy • 2013 • 1 hr
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love bo. although some jokes did not age well it's still a funny watch
Bo Burnham is super funny and his comedy is really smart.
Bo Burnham is so original. It’s hard not to love him.
everything by Bo is absolutely amazing and hilarious
Classic songs, classic skits, and fun audience interaction! Great show, especially if you've been watching Bo for a while
Hilarious, the music is great, the audience are perfectly reacting to everything. It’s incredible
Everyone that has ever lived in the entirety of anything needs to watch and love it
Super funny and smart guy, his second special “Make Happy” also on Netflix is even better
creative, offensive, musical, and unlike any other comedy show out there
This is the true embodiment of what Bo can do. He shows off his edginess and versatility all while making you laugh constantly.
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