Jimmy O. Yang brings the house down in The Best Of…, a side-splitting collection of his sharpest, smartest, and most memorable stand-up moments. Known for his self-deprecating humor, immigrant perspective, and smooth delivery, Jimmy takes on everything from cultural identity and dating struggles to Hollywood auditions and parental expectations — all with his signature style.

Whether he’s joking about growing up in a strict Asian household or navigating the absurdities of American life, Jimmy’s material is relatable, honest, and endlessly funny. His ability to balance personal storytelling with social commentary makes each bit land with both heart and hilarity. If you’ve ever laughed through the pain of being misunderstood, this one’s for you.

This “best of” compilation is the perfect intro to one of comedy’s brightest voices. Whether you're new to Jimmy O. Yang or already a fan from Silicon Valley or Love Hard, this episode showcases the stand-up side that started it all.

Comedians: Jimmy O. Yang, Pauline Yasuda, Jo Koy, Ronny Chieng, Russell Peters, Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Margaret Cho, Henry Sir, Richard Pryor, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Robin Williams, Gabriel Iglesias, Tom Segura, Bill Burr, Trevor Noah, Andrew Schulz, Sam Morril, Chris Tucker

Pauline Yasuda takes the spotlight with pride and punchlines in I Love Being Asian, a hilarious and empowering set that dives into identity, stereotypes, and the everyday absurdities of being Asian in America. With sharp wit and fearless storytelling, Pauline delivers big laughs while breaking down cultural norms with a playful twist.

From growing up in a mixed household to dealing with ignorant assumptions, Pauline’s comedy hits hard and stays real. Her style is both clever and conversational — the kind of humor that educates while it entertains. Whether she’s roasting bad dates, mispronunciations, or the strange things people say to Asian women, Pauline handles it all with confident, magnetic energy.

This episode is a celebration of heritage, humor, and saying what needs to be said — through laughter. Pauline Yasuda proves that owning who you are isn’t just powerful… it’s absolutely hilarious.

Comedians: Pauline Yasuda, Bernie Mac, Chris Tucker, Ralphie May, Gabriel Iglesias, Russell Peters, Jo Koy, Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Ronny Chieng, Henry Sir, Richard Pryor, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Robin Williams, Tom Segura, Bill Burr, Trevor Noah, Andrew Schulz, Sam Morril, Margaret Cho

Before the blockbuster movies and global fame, Chris Tucker lit up the stage on Def Comedy Jam with an electrifying performance that instantly made him a star. In this iconic set, Tucker brings his signature high-pitched voice, explosive energy, and street-smart charisma to life — proving why he became one of the most unforgettable acts in stand-up history.

With jokes about relationships, partying, and growing up in the hood, Chris’s comedic timing is razor-sharp and his delivery unmatched. Every impression, every punchline, and every wild expression hits with precision, leaving the crowd in uncontrollable laughter. This performance wasn't just funny — it was a cultural moment that showcased a raw, unfiltered talent at his absolute best.

Revisit the magic of Tucker’s early days with this high-voltage set that helped define a generation of comedy. Def Comedy Jam launched legends, and this performance is a must-listen for fans who want to hear where greatness began.

Comedians: Chris Tucker, Ralphie May, Leonard Ouzts, Tom Briscoe, Gabriel Iglesias, Richard Pryor, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Martin Lawrence, Bernie Mac, Cedric the Entertainer, Steve Harvey, Chris Rock, Jo Koy, Bill Burr, Tom Segura, Louis C.K., Eddie Murphy, Tracy Morgan

In These Are Glorious Times, the late, great Ralphie May delivers a powerhouse set that blends social commentary, cultural insights, and gut-busting stories in the way only he could. Known for his fearless material and southern charm, Ralphie brings his larger-than-life presence to the stage with honesty, edge, and nonstop laughs.

Tackling everything from race relations and politics to parenting and food, Ralphie walks the line between provocative and hilarious with expert precision. His ability to connect with everyone — no matter their background — is what made him one of the most beloved stand-up comedians of his generation. With bold punchlines and personal truths, this episode reminds us that comedy can be both meaningful and wildly entertaining.

These Are Glorious Times is classic Ralphie: unfiltered, insightful, and outrageously funny. If you need a dose of real-world comedy delivered with heart and heat, hit play — and get ready to laugh hard.

Comedians: Ralphie May, Leonard Ouzts, Tom Briscoe, Gabriel Iglesias, Richard Pryor, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr, Jo Koy, Tom Segura, Nate Bargatze, Andrew Schulz, Louis C.K., Chris Rock, Hasan Minhaj, Trevor Noah, Theo Von, Bert Kreischer, Sam Morril

Tom Briscoe brings the house down in The Fastest Way to Get Fired, a brutally funny, no-holds-barred take on workplace culture, bad bosses, and the hilarious ways we self-sabotage on the job. With his blue-collar charm and razor-sharp timing, Briscoe captures what we've all wanted to say (but didn’t dare) before walking out of a terrible job.

From office politics and awkward HR moments to outrageous customer service encounters, Tom’s storytelling is as relatable as it is side-splitting. His delivery is quick, smart, and laced with the kind of dry sarcasm that makes you laugh and nod in agreement — because you've probably been there.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone who’s ever hated their job, fantasized about telling off a manager, or hit “reply all” when they definitely shouldn’t have. Tom Briscoe proves that getting fired might be bad for your resume… but it’s great for comedy.

Comedians: Tom Briscoe, Gabriel Iglesias, Richard Pryor, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Jo Koy, Tom Segura, Bill Burr, Chris Rock, Louis C.K., Ralph Barbosa, Rafi Bastos, Malik Elassal, Alec Flynn, Shapel Lacey, Jim Gaffigan, Nate Bargatze, Andrew Schulz, Sam Morril

Gabriel Iglesias, better known as Fluffy, takes us on a globe-trotting laugh-fest in Fluffy Goes to India, a high-energy set filled with culture shocks, spicy food mishaps, and classic Fluffy charm. With his unbeatable sound effects, animated storytelling, and warm-hearted humor, Gabriel brings India to life in the most hilarious way possible.

From navigating chaotic traffic and adjusting to new customs to experiencing the full intensity of Indian cuisine, Fluffy’s adventures are packed with laugh-out-loud moments and unforgettable impressions. He masterfully captures every detail, turning a simple trip into a comedy epic that resonates with audiences around the world.

If you love smart, inclusive comedy that makes fun of everything without putting anyone down, this episode is a must. Fluffy’s joy is infectious, his timing is flawless, and Fluffy Goes to India proves once again why he's one of the most beloved comedians on the planet.

Comedians: Gabriel Iglesias, Richard Pryor, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Jo Koy, Trevor Noah, Ralph Barbosa, Rafi Bastos, Malik Elassal, Alec Flynn, Shapel Lacey, Bill Burr, Chris Rock, Tom Segura, Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Jim Gaffigan, Andrew Schulz, Ronny Chieng

In one of the most powerful and hilarious routines ever captured on stage, Richard Pryor recounts his life-changing journey to Africa in Visiting Africa, taken from his legendary 1982 special Live on the Sunset Strip. It’s raw, honest, and deeply funny — the kind of comedy only Pryor could deliver, mixing soul-searching insight with laugh-out-loud storytelling.

As he reflects on the experience of seeing Black people as the majority for the first time, Pryor shares the emotional and spiritual shift that changed the way he saw himself and the world. But don’t be fooled — it’s also one of his funniest bits, filled with vivid impressions, wild characters, and perfectly delivered punchlines that have stood the test of time.

This episode captures the essence of Richard Pryor: fearless, vulnerable, and brutally funny. It's not just a comedy set — it’s a defining moment in stand-up history that blends personal transformation with masterful performance.

Comedians: Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Chris Rock, Bill Burr, Jo Koy, Louis C.K., Trevor Noah, Rafi Bastos, Alec Flynn, Ralph Barbosa, Malik Elassal, Andy Huggins, Greer Barnes, Henry Sir, Shapel Lacey, Paul Mooney

Alec Flynn takes aim at the wild world of online masculinity in Alpha Male Content Is Insane, a brutally funny and perfectly timed set that exposes the absurdity of the internet’s toughest bros. With razor-sharp wit and a knack for mocking the macho madness of TikTok and YouTube influencers, Alec breaks down the chest-thumping nonsense with style.

From “grindset” gurus to cold shower cults, Alec skewers the motivational clichés and self-proclaimed sigma males with jokes that cut deeper than any podcast mic drop. His material is clever, current, and completely unfiltered — delivered with the casual confidence of a guy who’s seen too many reels and just had enough.

This is the comedy Gen Z and Millennials didn’t know they needed. If you’ve ever watched an “alpha” video and thought, “what the hell did I just witness?” — Alec Flynn will have you laughing out loud and nodding in agreement the whole time.

Comedians: Alec Flynn, Ralph Barbosa, Malik Elassal, Andy Huggins, Greer Barnes, Henry Sir, Shapel Lacey, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr, Jo Koy, Nate Bargatze, Tom Segura, Ricky Gervais, Theo Von, Sam Morril, Andrew Schulz, Hasan Minhaj, Chris D’Elia

Ralph Barbosa brings his signature laid-back swagger to the stage in Texas vs California, a hilarious breakdown of state pride, cultural clashes, and the weird, wonderful world of American stereotypes. With his smooth delivery and effortlessly cool presence, Ralph contrasts the big energy of Texas with the chill vibes of California — and neither state escapes unroasted.

Whether he’s joking about cowboy culture, avocado toast, or the way people talk in each state, Ralph’s humor hits home for everyone. His observations are sharp but never mean-spirited, and his storytelling feels like you're just kickin' it with the funniest guy at the party. It’s clever, relatable, and uniquely Ralph.

This episode is a perfect introduction to one of stand-up’s rising stars. If you’ve ever debated which coast (or cactus patch) does it better, Ralph’s got the final say — and it's hilarious.

Comedians: Ralph Barbosa, Malik Elassal, Andy Huggins, Greer Barnes, Henry Sir, Shapel Lacey, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Gabriel Iglesias, Bill Burr, Jo Koy, Nate Bargatze, Tom Segura, Theo Von, Ali Wong, Trevor Wallace, Sam Morril, Andrew Schulz, Chris Rock

Malik Elassal takes conspiracy culture and turns it on its head in Woke Flat Earthers, a hilariously offbeat set that dives into the strange, satirical, and surreal side of modern beliefs. With his laid-back delivery and sharp observational edge, Malik explores what happens when progressive ideals and flat earth theories collide — and the result is comedy magic.

From poking fun at online echo chambers to riffing on the wild contradictions of today’s “woke” conspiracy theorists, Malik navigates the weird world of misinformation with wit and style. His ability to mix big ideas with goofy energy makes him one of the freshest voices in stand-up today.

This episode is for anyone who loves smart, satirical comedy that also isn’t afraid to get weird. If you've ever rolled your eyes at a viral conspiracy post or wondered how someone could be vegan, spiritual, and a flat earther all at once — this one’s for you.

Comedians: Malik Elassal, Andy Huggins, Greer Barnes, Henry Sir, Shapel Lacey, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Ricky Gervais, Nate Bargatze, Tom Segura, Ali Wong, Hasan Minhaj, Bill Burr, Gabriel Iglesias, Joe Rogan, Jim Jefferies, Trevor Noah, Sam Morril, Theo Von