Bill Burr: Let It Go

Another hysterical Bill Burr special. I just love this dude. Nobody swears better than him. The moments where I laughed the hardest are probably the ones with the perfectly timed yell of FUCK!

Very good.

Bill Burr tells jokes and yells. I LOVE IT!

Manly man comic who saves his act through his consciousness of the ridiculousness of manliness.

Pretty funny, and features an especially touching part about the importance of dogs. Oddly enough, I prefer his podcast.

I felt that it didn't end as strong as it started albeit the last 20 minutes were much more connected as one long bit than the opening was so it had really good flow towards the end. Definitely worth it if you enjoy some crazy, vulgar asshole yelling about funny shit.

An always solid comedian gives another good set.

He's one of better standups today. Packs a good delivery but the content isn't the most intriguing stuff that's out there.

First time watching him. He's funny and angry and I love when he yells. What more could I want?

I had not heard of this Bill Burr fella before, but I quickly grew to enjoy this shouting man who dislikes everything cute. Made me feel like getting a dog.

Ahh, this dude was in Breaking Bad. I thought I have seen him somewhere! His stage persona is this not too bright alpha male, and his jokes are about random daily life stuff, that I never liked much, but delivery is good. He sure made me laugh. Bit about dogs was my favorite, but stories about dogs always work. Carlin and Pryor did dog jokes 30 years ago, and unsurprisingly, much better.

Bill is the best stand up comedian out there right now and this is him at his best. Well worth the watch

Overall a very high quality showcase of Burr’s humour, with consistent laughs throughout. There were a couple of specific/US-related references I didn’t get, and some of the most personal and honest parts actually contain the weakest gags, but there are plenty of great ones elsewhere.

Seen: 2. Bill at his most relatable, as he rants about a much needed plague, the non-difficulty of motherhood, toxic masculinity, the love of a dog, and perpetual old man horror face.