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In this episode of Cooked in the Comments, comedians react to a chaotic Waffle House fight and viral internet clips with guest Leo Gonzalez, breaking down one of the wildest public moments we’ve seen online. This comedy podcast episode dives into viral videos, internet culture, and real-world chaos from TikTok, Reddit, and social media.Leo Gonzalez joins the show as we react to a bar fight outside a Waffle House where a security guard takes things way too seriously, before getting into one of the worst haircuts on the internet—a bizarre “squire” haircut that somehow keeps getting worse the longer you look at it.The episode also covers a terrible outfit for a date, an ad that completely falls apart, and a painfully bad cover of a Christian song, along with the kind of viral clips that turn into full conversations once comedians start unpacking them.Cooked in the Comments is a comedy podcast where comedians react to viral videos, internet culture, funny clips, and comment sections, blending long-form conversation with improvisation and real reactions.If you enjoy comedy podcasts, stand-up comedians, viral video reactions, bad haircut fails, and internet culture commentary, this episode is built for full-episode viewing and chaotic discussions.Fans of comedy podcasts like Bad Friends, TigerBelly, and This Past Weekend will likely enjoy this mix of comedian chemistry, reactions, and conversation.🎧 Listen to the podcast:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7lXhFxAJwhEdjt4irc2qPD?si=680a44e29f0b4114📸 Follow the showInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cookedinthecomments_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cookedinthecomments#CookedInTheComments #ComedyPodcast #StandUpComedy #InternetCulture#CookedInTheComments #ComedyPodcast #ViralVideos
In this episode of Cooked in the Comments, Cole Garrett and Shapel Lacey are joined by Fiona Cauley and Jessie Johnson to break down viral internet clips, chaotic moments, and the weirdest content online right now.
The conversation jumps from a sweaty marriage moment and a Jacob Elordi look alike to a divorced dad making questionable music, a robot that gets a little too suggestive, and a series of bizarre clips that only get stranger as they go. Along the way, they react to a terrible floor DIY, the worst-looking lunch wrap imaginable, a dog getting a little too attached to a stuffed animal, and a guy running straight into a tree.
As always, the episode turns into a mix of comedian reactions, improvisation, and long-form conversation about internet culture, viral videos, and the kinds of moments that spiral into something way bigger once you start talking about them.
Cooked in the Comments is a comedy podcast where comedians react to viral clips, internet trends, and real-world absurdity while building off each other in real time.
If you enjoy comedy podcasts, stand-up comedians, and conversations about viral internet culture, this episode brings together chaotic clips and real discussion.
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In this episode of Cooked in the Comments, comedians break down the Afroman court case and one of the wildest legal stories in internet culture right now. This comedy podcast blends viral topics with long-form conversation, moving from lawsuits and accountability into some of the most ridiculous ideas we’ve come across online.
We get into the details of Afroman’s trial and what it says about internet culture and artists, before spiraling into conversations about not using our free will enough, absurd pun band names inspired by a Jewish drummer, and a security guard who takes his job way too seriously.
Cooked in the Comments is a comedy podcast where comedians react to internet culture, viral stories, and real-world events, blending commentary, improvisation, and long-form conversation.
If you enjoy comedy podcasts, stand-up comedians, and discussions about viral stories and internet culture, this episode brings together humor, chaos, and real conversation.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:00 Deployment
5:14 Denied ICE officer
8:10 Joey's and Zavior's Algo
16:41 Comment Chain Reaction
22:00 Afroman Trial
32:09 Thank you to the Chefs!
33:04 Master of Pun
38:10 Mythical Reel Pull
41:45 Deer Lord
44:15 Yerr Majesty
46:34 Outro47:38 Credits
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In this episode of Cooked in the Comments, comedians sit down with Preacher Lawson to talk through a sober forest rave, viral internet clips, and the chaos of modern internet culture. This comedy podcast blends funny reactions with long-form conversation, pulling from TikTok, Reddit, and real-life moments.
Preacher Lawson joins as the conversation jumps from what it’s like being sober at a dance rave to some of the wildest things online right now, including a chaotic subway station, Shrek characters taking over a water park, and a series of bizarre internet clips that spiral into full-on absurdity.
Along the way, the episode dives into awkward social situations, millennial behavior, low-quality viral videos, and the kind of internet content that turns into something much bigger once comedians start unpacking it.
Cooked in the Comments is a comedy podcast where comedians react to internet culture, viral videos, and comment sections while riffing, improvising, and building off each other in real time.
If you enjoy comedy podcasts, stand-up comedians, and long-form conversations about internet culture and viral content, this episode brings together chaotic clips and real discussion in one place.
Episode segments include:
0:00 Intro1:24 One Big Lincoln4:08 Preacher's Algo10:40 Memeifying the War15:13 GILF18:58 Salesman of the Month24:25 Meet the Man!30:30 Audrey's Picks33:55 Membership34:50 The Party Scientist41:05 Radioactive Phone42:50 Subway Madness45:30 Outro
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In this episode of Cooked in the Comments, comedians react to viral internet clips, bad maintenance fails, awkward real-life moments, and one of the most unexpected performances we’ve seen online.
This comedy podcast episode covers everything from repair fails and confusing accents to strange body moments, a tense teacher meeting involving mac and cheese, and a surprise performance that escalates fast. It’s a mix of internet culture, viral videos, and comedian commentary on the weirdest content online.
Cooked in the Comments is a comedy podcast where comedians break down viral clips, internet trends, and chaotic comment sections from TikTok, Reddit, and across social media.
If you enjoy comedy podcasts, comedian reactions, and discussions about viral internet content, this episode delivers a wide range of funny and unpredictable moments.
⏱ Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:20 Reverse Accents
5:23 Guest’s Algo
16:32 The Weirdest Body Ever
20:10 Mac and Cheese Club
25:08 Before and Before-er
31:05 Sight Warping Lawyer
33:27 Scientology Goblin
35:36 Cooked Unplugged
37:04 Interview
43:11 Outro
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In this episode of Cooked in the Comments, comedians react to viral chef behavior, insane TV interviews, and the funniest comment sections online. This comedy podcast dives into the chaos of internet social media and the ridiculous arguments people have on TikTok, Reddit, and Instagram.Cooked in the Comments is a comedy podcast where comedians break down viral funny videos, cringe behavior, and the most unhinged takes from internet comment sections.If you enjoy comedy podcasts, stand-up comedian conversations, internet culture commentary, and funny podcast clips, this episode is for you.Fans of comedy podcasts like Bad Friends, TigerBelly, or This Past Weekend will probably enjoy Cooked in the Comments.
Chapters:0:00 Intro1:18 Worst Boxer Ever4:09 Noah's Algorithm 6:00 Jesus' Algorithm10:00 Racing a Porche in a Nissan Maxima15:42 New Cooked Membership15:48 Knife Victim does the Rizzler21:39 9mm Hot Dogs24:46 Clapping in the Kitchen28:53 Praising the Lord!30:34 Closing👇 Comment below:What comments did we miss?📸 Follow the showInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cookedinthecomments_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cookedinthecomments
Welcome back Chefs! Another week in the kitchen and today we are welcoming in Kevin Sullivan. We will get into the worlds most fascinating improv group, girl scout cookies, unc status and the every classic: terrible haircuts. As always leave your own comment below and we will pin the best one. Thank you for continuing to send us your insane videos and tuning in every week. We couldn’t be more thankful for you for spending your time with us. Please like, comment, and share with your friends. THANK YOU CHEFS
Welcome back to the kitchen Chefs! We are back with a brand new guest. One of the premier reaction pages on instagram - Lawrence Johnson! We are taking finding the best comments that we can find and we discover modern medieval Russian fighting and you guessed it: Lebron Hanes. As always leave your own comment below and we will pin the best one. Thank you for continuing to send us your insane videos and tuning in every week. We couldn’t be more thankful for you for spending your time with us. Please like, comment, and share with your friends. THANK YOU CHEFS
Welcome back to the kitchen Chefs! We are running it back with some of our favorites Usama Siddiquee and the lovely Audrey Stewart. We are taking finding the best comments on some loving fire fighters, scavenging for food, banana bread and everyone’s favorite: COUNTLESS people falling down.
As always leave your own comment below and we will pin the best one. Thank you for continuing to send us your insane videos and tuning in every week. We couldn’t be more thankful for you for spending your time with us.
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Welcome to another week in the comment section chefs! Robby Hoffman joins us with her dramatically dry wit and hot takes as we peruse the comment section once again. This episode takes more twists and turns than we knew what to do with so strap in. If you're reading this it would help us a ton if you gave us a like and subscribe! We are aiming to hit 50k by then end of this year and would love for you to join us! Enjoy this weeks episode and as always you can find all of us below! Thank you chefs! As always, drop your own comments below and we might shout you out on a future episode!!Let’s get COOKIN’!Chefs:Cole Garrett - / coletellsjokes Shapel Lacey - / shapellacey Robby Hoffman - / Robbyhoffman Audrey Stewart - / audreystewisart Follow us on Instagram at:www.instagram.com/cookedinthecomments_/
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