Fred Armisen: Standup for Drummers
Music • 2018 • 1 hr 5 min
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The title says it all, music jokes and gigging parodies make up most of the material, but Fred has a way to appeal to even the non-musician
Pretty funny, though the drum gimmick gets a little old and i don’t think we get enough of Armisen as an actual stand-up in this.
Although it’s labeled as being solely for drummers, there are all kinds of jokes and fun to be had for non-drummers as well.
An incredibly niche concept that the non-musicians I watched this with still really enjoyed. More like this please!
Odd humor directed at drummers/musicians. Some stuff is funny, some isn't.
It's exactly what I'd expect a Fred Armisen special to be. A good, silly, funny time. I love this man.
Weak jokes. Has its moments but lacks good punchlines
I had a lot of hope, but it wasn’t as great as it could have been. If you’re a drummer it’s worth a watch
If you like Portlandia, documentary 1, and everything else with Fred Armisen you'll love this. Not your normal style of standup.
Armisen delivers jokes in a way that makes it seem like he actually thinks he’s good at doing standup, when clearly it’s not his strength.
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