Twitter User Shows How Standup Comedians Use 'Stereotypical' Jokes In Mumbai, Bengaluru & Delhi

Standup comedy has reached a peak in India as people, especially the younger generations, choose a standup comedy club as their go-to hangout place on the weekends. Numerous new stars in the industry have shown up on stage and stolen the hearts of locals with their relatable jokes and hilarious personalities.??

Twitter User Mocks Standup Comedians For Using 'Stereotypical' Jokes?

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While in the past, standup comedy was limited to television shows like the ‘Laughter Challenge’, now there are comedy clubs and restaurants that hire comedians to entertain the audience. Some cities have become the hubs of the comedy scene, like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. Rising comedians dream of standing on stage in these cities and making people laugh.

To help out these newbie comedians, a Twitter user decided to give out free jokes. They wrote, “Want to do English language standup comedy in Bandra, Koramangala, and Hauz Khas Village? Here are 10 killer jokes for you,” as they gave out some jokes for people looking to perform in these cities.

However, the Twitter thread had a pinch of sarcasm in it, showing how most comedians use stereotypes to map out their jokes onto a city.

People Online Lauded The Accuracy Of Mimicking The Jokes Used By Comedians

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The first joke read, “I asked auto wale bhaiyya to play music. He had Spotify Premium and played Summer of 69. Bhenchod even i dont use Spotify but listen to Himesh on Gaana lolololol.”

Another for the Bengaluru crowd, “Hey guys this is Peak Bengaluru. I was at Blue Tokai JP Nagar and i thought of this brilliant app where you know you can share your bill number publicly and get paid 10 bucks and someone else will use that code for wifi in these cafes. Disruptive, right?”

People on the internet were on board with the mockery, as one user wrote, “Phir, they will act as the torchbearers of progressiveness and creativity.”

Another noted, “Too real.”

A third simply said, “I love you.”

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