Pete Davidson: Alive from New York
Comedy • 2020 • 49 min
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I think Davidson’s humor, like Tim Robinson, is holding him back at SNL. He looks way happier with these jokes. That Starbucks joke tho 😂
Gave Pete a chance after hearing John Mulaney talk about him. This special endeared him to me. Self-deprecating and blunt, very funny.
Funny. I enjoyed it. I hope to see another one, even funnier!
Better than I expected from the teaser, but still not very good. Like the weird kid from high school getting his own special…
Haven't seen much from him but I found this funny.
A slightly underwhelming comedy special, but if you like Davidson, you'll enjoy it.
very good standup from pete. he bunny hops through topics kind of awkwardly but it rlly just adds to his style
Pete Davidson may be hard to look at, but his stand up is solid. His dad died in 9/11
Pete Davidson is honestly hilarious, I like how he can tell dark jokes so casually.
Very crude but funny. One of those stand ups you laugh while thinking “I can’t believe he said that”
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