John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City
Comedy • 2018 • 1 hr 5 min
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John Mulaney continues to knock it out of the park with his standup.
john Mulaney has a storytelling cadence& presence that is old fashioned for lack of a better word. he crafts his jokes to draw you in
Gotta love John Mulaney. He’s funny and has great story telling in his standup
By far one of the funniest specials I’ve ever seen.
Hilarious, funny and as childish as he looks it’s made for adults.
Constant laughs. His delivery is consistently hilarious.
Hilarious. You can really learn a lot about both life and humor from Mulaney, a great watch if you’re into stand-up.
one of my favorite stand up acts! highly recommend if your into comedians like pete davidson and bo burnham!
John Mulaney is nothing short of comedic genius, this kept me laughing and engaged the whole time.
He just never stops being relevant — or hilarious.
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