Jim Jefferies: Bare
Comedy • R • 2014 • 1 hr 16 min
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Older Jim Jeffries. I enjoy this a lot more than his newer stuff.
If you're a fan of dark, cynical, and controversial humor, you'll love Jim Jefferies.
Laugh out loud comedy, not for people who cant take a joke
While not his best, if you enjoy JJ you’re gonna enjoy this.
Love him or hate him he’s got certain way of looking at topics that aren’t always popular but they are funny
Jim Jefferies’ biggest early special is fantastic.
Edgy and straight to the point. He kills it when talking about gun control
Jim Jeffries is funny. I don't care who you are or what you say.
He's ok but gets political more than I'd prefer. He does cleverly use the "I'm a drunk ozzie" shtick to subvert your expectations well.
If humour was limited to vulgarity and insulting any group of people you could, this would be hilarious
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