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“Come On, Who Cares?” – Chelsea Peretti: A Hilarious Dive into the Absurd
Chelsea Peretti, known for her sharp wit and unique comedic style, has never been one to shy away from the absurd. In her latest special, “Come On, Who Cares?”, she delivers a performance that is both outrageous and relatable, blending personal anecdotes with her signature deadpan delivery. This blog post delves into some of the most memorable moments from her show, including her notorious g-string bit, her email battles with her mom, and her unexpected take on the city of Philadelphia.
The G-String Over the Shoulders
One of the standout moments in “Come On, Who Cares?” is when Chelsea Peretti hoists her g-string over her shoulders. This outrageous act isn’t just for shock value; it’s a perfect example of Peretti’s ability to push boundaries while making a poignant statement. The g-string bit is a metaphorical stripping away of societal norms and expectations, showcasing her fearless approach to comedy. She uses physical comedy to highlight the absurdity of certain fashion trends and societal standards imposed on women, turning a simple piece of clothing into a powerful comedic tool.
The Email Battles with Mom
Chelsea’s relationship with her mother is another rich source of material for her comedy. In “Come On, Who Cares?”, she recounts hilarious and often frustrating email exchanges with her mom. These stories resonate with anyone who has experienced the generational communication gap that often leads to misunderstandings and hilarity. Peretti’s ability to find humor in these everyday interactions is a testament to her observational skills. She takes mundane, relatable situations and elevates them to comedic gold, making her audience laugh while also nodding in agreement.
Questioning Philadelphia’s Integrity
In a surprising twist, Chelsea Peretti sets her sights on the city of Philadelphia. Her comedic critique of the city’s integrity is both unexpected and sidesplitting. Peretti’s humor here is less about the actual city and more about the concept of questioning and challenging widely held beliefs. By playfully attacking a beloved city, she encourages her audience to think critically and laugh at the arbitrary nature of civic pride. It’s a bold move that showcases her ability to tackle big concepts through a comedic lens.
The Peretti Persona
What makes Chelsea Peretti’s comedy so compelling is her persona. She combines a deadpan delivery with sharp, often biting humor that leaves a lasting impression. In “Come On, Who Cares?”, she doesn’t just tell jokes; she creates a narrative that draws her audience into her world. Whether she’s discussing the absurdity of fashion, the intricacies of familial relationships, or the integrity of an entire city, Peretti’s comedy is always insightful and entertaining.
A Unique Voice in Comedy
Chelsea Peretti’s voice in comedy is distinct and necessary. In an industry dominated by a few mainstream styles, Peretti’s willingness to be different sets her apart. She doesn’t conform to typical comedic norms; instead, she forges her own path, blending absurdity with keen social commentary. “Come On, Who Cares?” is a perfect example of her unique approach, offering a fresh perspective that challenges and entertains in equal measure.
Audience Reaction
Audience reaction to “Come On, Who Cares?” has been overwhelmingly positive. Fans appreciate Peretti’s fearless approach and her ability to tackle complex topics with humor and grace. Her special has sparked conversations about the role of comedy in addressing societal norms and the importance of diverse voices in the comedy scene. Viewers have praised her for her originality and her ability to make them laugh while also making them think.
Conclusion
“Come On, Who Cares?” is more than just a comedy special; it’s a statement. Chelsea Peretti uses her platform to challenge norms, make bold statements, and, most importantly, make people laugh. Her g-string bit, email battles with her mom, and critique of Philadelphia are just a few examples of her brilliant comedic mind at work. Peretti’s ability to blend the absurd with the relatable makes her one of the most exciting comedians working today. If you haven’t seen “Come On, Who Cares?” yet, it’s a must-watch for anyone who appreciates comedy that pushes boundaries and leaves a lasting impact.
By embracing the absurd and challenging the status quo, Chelsea Peretti continues to carve out her own niche in the comedy world. “Come On, Who Cares?” is a testament to her talent and a reminder of why she remains a beloved figure in the industry. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to her work, this special is sure to leave you laughing and thinking long after the credits roll.
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She is hilarious 😂
She looks like a hotter version of Lauren Lapkus or DJ Qualls sister
Soo Good! 🙂
I swear the worst thing about being vegan is going out to dinner and someone always asking me to clarify what vegan means, what made me decide to "go vegan", what changes has it made in my life, etc. Damn can I just eat my food?!? It's ALWAYS other people that want to talk about it. And I've never known another vegan that brings it up either
Fun fact: She is married to Jordan Peele now!
She went on to marry famous horror movie creator and sketch comedian, Jordan Peele, in 2016.
I don’t think if she was Muslim and wore the hijab she would be a 10😂
😊😊😊#loveoverallwisdom = יֵשׁוּעַ =ruach ha-kodesh = Yaweh
She's a 6.5
6:18 Peele workshopping the mattress skit.
Wow congratulations you made both Jews and Italians look bad. Is this scripted for that purpose or just what you actually think is funny? I'm sure saner Italians and Jews don't appreciate you pushing things that cause bad to terrible thoughts, division and are insulting or worse. Some things are just not funny to most people including many Jews and Italians such as joking about screwing moms, God and Jesus. Sheesh. How about being more considerate of others of all types?
…And 67 entourage
Chelsea Peretti looks like Hunter from adult GHS.
Very very funny. I love to think what is going through her brain daily to come up with some of this material😊
God damn essays
Damn this was hilarious 😐
I was straight crying 😐😐
Shes great 😐
I can believe it when Gina was written for Chelsea
Her legal representative
just curled up in fetal position
sobbing over yet another lump
of hair .
Geez, this was painful to watch.
She is drop dead gorgeous to me idc.🥰Would never have watched Brooklyn 99 with out her presents.
Well, he didn’t say “ Mother of God!” That’s a relief 😆
Just happy to see nobody was like, 'anyone here in 2024?'. That is super annoying. Chelsea is awesome, deal with it. What set you got? Didn't think so
Chelsea Peretti got some really adorable jokes.
As a Jew with a Christian father I relate (my last name is the most Christian thing ever, I mean someone in my dad’s family literally started a branch of Christianity 😂) It’s funny how much Christian people get confused tho. The amount of times people have asked me if I think Jesus is the messiah is insane.
When terrible actresses try to do stand up
This was great. Thanks 😊
Women comedians. So insecure she can’t even share the stage with the mic stand
Didn't fully like it, I'm kinda disappointed
perettis probs one of the best female comedians tbh
Average
Isn't it so great, that they censor out the punch lines? Oh, wow. I'll censor out clicking 'like' and 'subscribe'.
Audio bit went waaayy long
I believe I recognized Jordan peels voice on that phone
Seems like a lot of people in the comments relate a bit to the guy in the first tape.
thanks that was some nice clever and refreshing special i really enjoyed it !
And her last joke about vegans vegetables and imigrands was one of the best, most clever and thoughful "in your face" jokes in quiet some time, lots of respect for writing that one Chelsea hope to see some more of your comedy soon take care thanks for sharing
Hilarious
LOOK LIKE THIS!
opened w/best response to crowd noise.
And was the guy Charles Boyle?