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I’m sure they were getting loads of laughs. The ones with hands folded ready to unleash these thoughts onto Reddit and twitter sound maximum offended. Again leave it at the door for stand up comedy!!
I mean nothing is really off limits in comedy imo but at least make it funny so i do agree in some capacity. >

Ya that’s why I just stick to classic yo mama so fat jokes >

OP mama so [negative trait] she did a [sex thing] with a [member of a race]! >

It's very low-hanging fruit, but it can sometimes be funny. 
It's the "burger and fries" version of comedy - it's something most performers can execute reasonably well, and it's something the audience will enjoy well enough.
I think the great comedians don't necessarily have to "play it safe" to be funny - they're more like the chef who can successfully deliver filet mignon. >

Boo to this post. >

OP is probably a woman of color. >

You mean her eyelashes are so long they slow down her blinks?
YOU CANT SAY THAT
I don't know if it's a woman of color but it's definitely a woman.
YOU CANT SAY THAT >

You don't go to standup shows with that attitude. Vote with your laughs. You don't like the joke, don't laugh. No subject is off limits though. You can make a good bit out of the worst tragedy. >

Oh really? Brian Regan and even Jeff Foxworthy and Gabriel Iglesias tend to avoid overly-crass jokes—and Brian Regan will avoid them altogether. >

naming 3 american comedians that don't do offensive jokes doesn't mean it isn't popular.
Jimmy Carr, Frankie Boyle, and Ricky Gervais all do offensive jokes, and are quite a bit more popular than the other 3 you named. >

Never heard of or at least forgot; ibid., and don’t really listen to much of his comedy. >

That's what he said while I went to do his mother >

So you went to see a comedian that does social commentary jokes and your upset that it was about social issues? >

It was just an unthemed general stand up act. I wasn't upset that these types of jokes were included, only that it was repetitive and monotonous due to the lack of variety in jokes. >

You are right. >

I used to love watching and listening to stand up comedy and now I don't find them funny anymore bc you're right- it's all gender, race, sex jokes and putting whole groups of people down. No originality anymore. I don't find it offensive, it's just not funny. >

It's funny the first few times you watch it yep. Then it just keeps droning on. >

If your little feelings are going to be hurt maybe stand up comedy isn’t for you >

It's not about being offended, just kind of disappointed due to a lack of variety. >

Sounds like you were offended which you need to leave that at the door during comedy shows >

It sounds like you are offended that he doesn't like a certain form of comedy >

Like I said leave your feelings at the door when going to a comedy club. I’d imagine most people found it funny while they were offended >

Doesn't mean you can't have opinions. A comedian can make a joke and the audience can call it shit. Comedians are not some divine people who are above any form of criticism.