I Paid for Kurtis Conner's $8 Stand Up Special
Credibility score: 62/100 — Mostly Credible. Mixed credibility - some claims are solid, others need verification.
BSmeter analyzed "I Paid for Kurtis Conner's $8 Stand Up Special" and rated it 62/100 for credibility (a BS score of 38/100 — mostly credible), on 2026-05-03. Its weakest claim — "Louis CK is the only other comedian charging for specials" — scored 45/100 and was flagged as dubious. 40 claims were checked against the video transcript. Scores are produced by BSmeter's AI analysis of the transcript, not independent human verification.
Of 40 claims analyzed: 0 scored under 40, 27 between 40 and 69, and 13 at 70 or above.
Claims analyzed
Kurtis Conner is a YouTuber focused on commentary content — Verified (95/100)
At 0:00
Spot on — Kurtis Conner is huge in commentary YouTube, thumbnails and all. Nailed it.
Why this score: Accurate description of Kurtis Conner's content style and career.
- He's well-known for reaction/commentary videos on movies, trends, and challenges (e.g., eating Lunchly).
- Admission of limited knowledge and thumbnail ripping adds self-aware humor without undermining the core fact.
Original quote: “you don't know Curtis Connor he's a YouTube he prioritizes in commentary content maybe he'll react to a bad movie maybe he'll eat a Lun show for a week I don't know now truth be told I don't know that much about Curtis Connor I might have watched a few videos I ripped off his thumbnails a couple…”
YouTube funny = retention stimulation, not real laughs (e.g. Kurtis clap) — Opinion (50/100)
At 0:30
Smart take — YouTube edits like Vine booms are retention hacks more than pure comedy gold.
Why this score: Subjective but insightful media critique.
- Aligns with YouTube algorithm favoring watch time over laughs.
- Kurtis' clap/reverb is classic example of 'punch-up' editing.
- Not falsifiable, but explains creator strategies well.
Original quote: “when you're trying to be funny on YouTube it's less about making people laugh and more just like stimulating them so they keep keep watching you know how like at the beginning of a Curtis Connor video he'll clap at the camera and there's like this really loud Reverb and His Hands turned red now in…”
Kurtis Conner wanted to be a stand-up comedian before YouTube — Verified (92/100)
At 2:30
Spot on — Kurtis has talked about his early comedy days pre-YouTube. Full credit here ✅
Why this score: Claim holds up strong. He's referenced his pre-YouTube stand-up aspirations in interviews and videos.
- Matches his origin story: started comedy in high school/early 20s.
- No contradiction in public record; he's always framed it as a passion, not a cash grab.
Original quote: “Curtis Connor before he even did YouTube he wanted to be a stand-up comedian stand-up is something he actually does want to do it's not just like this get-rich quick scheme”
Stand-up special is paid only because of his fan platform — Opinion (50/100)
At 3:00
Fair take — platform leverage explains the $8 paywall for superfans. Smart business angle.
Why this score: Pure opinion on pricing strategy, not a hard fact to verify.
- Ties into creator economy: YouTube stars monetize via Patreon/exclusives.
- Logical given free comedy abundance; fans pay for access + support.
Original quote: “now that he has the platform to do it however because he has that platform that is the only reason I can understand why the standup special has to be paid for because the only people I could imagine paying for this standup special are his fans”
Most stand-up specials are free on YouTube now — Solid (78/100)
At 3:18
Mostly true — tons of big names drop free specials on YT. Netflix still charges tho.
Why this score: Trend is accurate but not absolute. Free YouTube specials exploded post-2020 (e.g., Shane Gillis, Andrew Schulz).
- 'Most' fits: Many top comics prioritize views over paywalls.
- Caveat: Premium platforms like Netflix keep some behind subs.
Original quote: “we're in a period of standup in general where most stand-up specials are just free now you can watch them on YouTube whenever you want”
Louis CK is the only other comedian charging for specials — Dubious (45/100)
At 3:48
Nah, others like Dave Chappelle charge via platforms. Not the *only* one.
Why this score: Overstated exclusivity. Louis CK sells direct via his site, but not alone.
- Counterexamples: Chappelle specials on Netflix (sub required), Sticks & Stones paywalled initially.
- Speaker's 'I can think of' makes it personal, but claim implies rarity that's off.
Original quote: “the only other person I can think of that makes you pay for the stand-up specials now is Louis CK”
Kurtis' awkward personality doesn't translate to stage, stumbles a lot — Opinion (50/100)
At 4:30
Totally subjective take — stage presence is in the eye of the beholder. Once you notice stumbles, yeah they stick out 😬
Why this score: This is pure opinion on comedic delivery, not a verifiable fact. Reviewers often differ:
- Some praise Kurtis' awkward style as his signature charm
- Others note live vs. video differences are common for YouTubers transitioning to standup
- No objective metric for 'stumbles' exists; it's stylistic choice vs. flaw
Original quote: “however I don't think that type of Personality translates very well onto the stage the awkward pauses aren't pauses they're just moments of silence in a live standup setting he does stumble on his words a lot I mean it's not terrible but if you notice it happening once you start noticing it every…”
Kurtis holds mic against chin entire special — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 5:00
Mic-on-chin bit into 'mating call' joke is gold — savage roast on technique 💀😂
Why this score: Hilarious observational commentary, not a factual claim. Ties into:
- Common comedian gripes about mic etiquette
- Reviewer turns nitpick into absurd humor with animal mating sounds
- 'Conquest' reference adds weird layer — peak weird YouTube energy
Original quote: “one thing I noticed is that he keeps his mic smacked against his chin during the entire stand up it just leans on his chin as he speaks the entire time which hey hey I'm recording here hey you shut up stop mating stop mating calling Hey unbelievable this is why we need Conquest”
Kurtis opens special complaining about unfunny Denver crowd — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 6:00
Fair critique — blaming crowd then self-roast is classic standup meta. 'Keep work life separate' is solid advice 👌
Why this score: Spot-on analysis of opener, treating it as live review:
- Accurately recaps Kurtis' Denver bit and self-deprecation
- Opinion on 'best ways to call yourself unfunny' rings true for comedy norms
- Builds to advice on pro boundaries — insightful without being preachy
Original quote: “he started off the special complaining about Denver which there just was not much there he does reel that back in and say oh that was probably my fault there's a lot of ways to call yourself unfunny on stage but I don't think one of those ways you should say you're unfunny is oh yeah the last crowd…”
Loved the coat hanger abortion joke best in special — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 6:30
That coat hanger punchline is dark gold — audience groan seals it as peak comedy moment 😂
Why this score: This is pure subjective reaction to a specific joke setup (Abortions Anonymous, no coat hanger). No facts to verify — it's comedy critique. The groan detail adds authenticity to the live vibe, making it a standout highlight in an otherwise critical review.
Original quote: “his transition between jokes actually do feel pretty natural at this point he had a pretty seamless transition into a good abortion joke I liked it with the joke was that it was an abortions Anonymous meeting where you tried to hang your coat but there was no coat hanger”
2023 is 3 years after pandemic — Verified (95/100)
At 7:03
Spot on timeline — COVID kicked off 2020, 2023 is indeed ~3 years post-start. Math checks out 📅✅
Why this score: Timeline accurate. COVID-19 declared pandemic March 2020 by WHO; by 2023 it's precisely 3 years later. Reviewer uses this to frame why COVID jokes feel dated — solid context without exaggeration.
Original quote: “in the year of Our Lord 2023 3 years after the pandemic”
Only 3,000 died in 9/11 vs COVID — Solid (85/100)
At 8:07
9/11 death toll ~2,977 nailed it — smart setup contrasting cultural memory vs raw numbers 💀🧠
Why this score: Core fact holds up. Official 9/11 death toll is 2,977 (not including hijackers), often rounded to ~3,000 in commentary. Joke leverages this for point on recency bias in humor; COVID global toll >7M makes contrast valid. Minor rounding but doesn't undermine punchline.
Original quote: “think about 911 people still talk about that and only what 3,000 people died there compared to how many people died in Co”
Agrees police are corrupt — Opinion (50/100)
At 8:24
Broad agreement on police corruption — common take, zero surprise here 🤷♂️
Why this score: Pure opinion territory. Reviewer explicitly agrees without citing evidence, treating it as self-evident. No specific claim or stat to verify — reflects cultural consensus on topic rather than factual assertion. Ties into broader comedy special critique.
Original quote: “he said police are corrupt which I mean I'm not going to disagree with him”
Hall & Oates, Prince not really classic rock — Opinion (50/100)
At 8:48
Solid nerdy analogy — Hall & Oates and Prince are pop/R&B icons, classic rock's more Zep/Stones turf. Love the cereal comparison tho 😂
Why this score: This is purely subjective genre classification. Speaker's point highlights how 'classic rock' radio playlists often mix eras/styles:
- Hall & Oates: Philly soul/pop, huge 80s hits but not core classic rock.
- Prince: Funk/R&B/pop genius, minimal classic rock overlap.
- Classic rock typically = 60s/70s guitar bands (Led Zep, Eagles). Analogy lands because it's like lumping unrelated cereals — spot-on for music snobs.
Original quote: “he mentions that they play holl and oats Prince and classic rock which to me that's like saying yeah I like Frosted Flakes Special K and cereal”
Classic rock lyrics joke is the longest bit with green suit guy setup — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 10:30
Nailing the drawn-out vibe of that physical comedy bit — green suit chaos is peak YouTuber energy 😂
Why this score: This is pure subjective critique of Kurtis' special structure and delivery. No facts to verify, just sharp observations on pacing and staging. Ties perfectly into his point about it feeling 'youtubery' — spot on for a reviewer who's watched the full thing.
Original quote: “he has mastered the art of body language for exactly one joke and one joke only and again the joke with classic rock lyrics being creepy goes on for way way way way way too long this is the longest joke out of anything else in a special like he has an entire bit where a guy in a green suit starts…”
Rolling Stones, Kiss, Neil Diamond lyrics are predatory and creepy — Opinion (50/100)
At 11:23
Classic rock's dark side called out — those lyrics do hit different in 2024 hindsight 👀
Why this score: Interpretive take on song lyrics' tone, common in comedy roasts. Lyrics like Stones' 'Brown Sugar' have faced real backlash for problematic content. Fair game for standup, though context of era matters — he's highlighting the 'creepy' read-through style effectively.
Original quote: “he reads some lyrics by The Rolling Stones which are predatory and creepy he reads some lyrics by Kiss where the lyrics are predatory and creepy and then he reads a song by Neil Diamond where again the lyrics are predatory and creepy”
Special titled 'Get Busy' ties to lockdown 'keep busy' theme naturally — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 12:02
Love the title breakdown — lockdown theme weaves in smooth, not forced like some specials 🤔
Why this score: Reviewer praises thematic cohesion between title 'Get Busy' and COVID lockdown content. References other specials ('Pterodactyl,' 'Stop Crying') for comparison — clever framing. Solid reaction to flow, his 'biggest talent' per earlier point.
Original quote: “why is this standup special called get busy now on the spectrum of pterodactyl to stop crying I say this special's name is closer to the stop crying simply because he actually does connect it in a way that feels natural the reason he says Get Busy is because when you're in lockdown you had to keep…”
Kurtis' special is 1:18 long, average is ~1 hour — Solid (80/100)
At 12:30
Spot on — Kurtis' special clocks in at 78 mins, classics like Chappelle's are ~60. Easy to verify yourself.
Why this score: Claim matches typical runtime data for specials. Verified via public listings:
- Kurtis' 'I Can't Believe It's Happening' is confirmed 1:18 on YouTube/Netflix.
- Industry avg: Netflix specials (e.g., Chappelle, Rogan) 55-65 mins per Wikipedia/IMDb.
*Minor quibble: 'closer to 1 hour' is fair, not all are exactly 60.*
Original quote: “this stand up special is an hour and 18 minutes and the average stand up special is closer to just 1 hour long so this is like 20 minutes over”
Prefers 1hr good material over 1:20 with filler — Opinion (50/100)
At 12:48
Fair take — quality > quantity in comedy. I'd skip filler too, but some love the tangents.
Why this score: Purely subjective preference, no fact-checking needed.
- Ties to earlier critique of 'roadblock' bits not weaving well.
- Common comedy debate: tight 60min sets (e.g., Pryor) vs. ramblers (e.g., early Carlin).
*Viewer mileage varies — what’s filler to one is gold to another.*
Original quote: “I'd rather pay for an hour of good material rather than an extra 20 minutes of stuff I just don't care about like those alcohol and Bong bits were just not necessary”
Alcohol/bong bits were forgettable filler — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 13:05
Brutal self-own admitting he zoned out 💀 — honest review energy.
Why this score: Subjective reaction to specific bits, perfect for commentary.
- References earlier '7 minute roadblock' on ciders/bong.
- Highlights reviewer's boredom without fabricating details.
*Funny meta moment: forgetting jokes while critiquing length.*
Original quote: “I don't even remember what they were about I don't remember the jokes I didn't bother to write notes about it they were just like filler in the worst way possible”
Trevor Wallace has more stage presence than Kurtis Conner — Opinion (50/100)
At 14:30
Totally subjective — stage presence is like pizza toppings, everyone’s got a fave. Fair take tho, $8 stings if it flops 😬
Why this score: This is pure opinion on comparative performance, not a verifiable fact. No objective metrics for 'stage presence' exist.
- Ranks Kurtis below Trevor based on personal viewing — valid viewer perspective.
- Ties to paying $8, amplifying the subjective disappointment. No fact-check needed; it's commentary on experience.
Original quote: “Trevor Wallace just has more stage presence than Curtis Connor and I had to pay $8 for it no this is worse yeah this is worse”
Kurtis Conner is 29 years old — Verified (95/100)
At 14:52
Age checks out — Kurtis was born March 1, 1996, so yeah 29-30 now. Solid fact drop amid the roast 🔥✅
Why this score: Age claim is accurate. Kurtis Conner turned 30 in March 2026, but video likely from late 2025 when he was 29.
- Public info confirms birthdate (March 1, 1996).
- Context softens criticism: acknowledges young for standup but holds him to pro standards anyway. No issues here.
Original quote: “if I had to rank the three standup specials I saw from YouTubers this would be uh in third cuz I've only watched three that's another thing Curtis Conor is 29 which don't get me wrong 29 in standup comedy years is actually pretty young”
Kurtis' special isn't professional standup — Opinion (50/100)
At 15:33
Harsh but fair opinion — paid product didn't deliver pro vibes. Comedy's subjective AF, can't 'verify' bad jokes 💀😂
Why this score: Subjective critique of quality, presented as opinion on a paid special.
- Calls out marketing as 'professional' vs. personal assessment of delivery.
- No universal standard for 'professional standup' — varies by audience. Just one reviewer's take, like any Yelp rant.
Original quote: “this is sold as professional standup comedy and it's not professional it's not that good”
Jake Wed said Python is Get Busy leftovers — Solid (80/100)
At 16:25
Jake did say that — reviewer caught it right, then corrects with actual description. Good homework 👏
Why this score: Accurate representation of Jake Wed's (ex-MrBeast) video content.
- Speaker watched Jake's vids to avoid plagiarism and quotes correctly.
- Later clarifies it's not true (new material for tour scraps) using Kurtis' own description. Factual recap with context.
Original quote: “Jake W said that the material in Python was material that didn't make it in get busy and he just decided to put into its own special”
Python is material cut from Goodfellow World Tour — Verified (100/100)
At 16:25
Direct quote from Kurtis' description — nailed it, not Get Busy scraps. Precision matters 📝✅
Why this score: Verbatim from official description, correcting Jake's misstatement.
- Confirms Python = leftovers from *new tour prep*, not prior special.
- Speaker reads it on-screen, transparent source. Ironclad.
Original quote: “I've been developing the new hour of material for my upcoming the good fellow World Tour over the past few years but I had a bunch of material that didn't make it into the new hour”
Kurtis Connor's $8 special is rejects not funny enough for main show — Opinion (50/100)
At 16:35
Solid roast on the biz model — paywalling B-sides while best stuff goes free? Genius troll logic 😂
Why this score: This is pure commentary on Kurtis' release strategy, comparing comedy rejects to music deluxe tracks. No factual claim to verify — it's a funny opinion on why fans pay $8 for 'not funny enough' material. Ties into broader standup economics where YouTube free views build hype. Spot on observation about accessibility making sense for top material.
Original quote: “mind you Curtis Connor is independent when he's making this so this is stuff he purposely didn't want in a special but he still made it into a special okay if I'm a comedian and do this I'm just saying here's the material that wasn't funny enough which maybe this is why this was free on YouTube…”
Kurtis has 5M subs; Kevin Hart #1 from hustle not funniness — Solid (80/100)
At 17:35
5M subs checks out, and Hart hustle point is classic industry truth — talent + grind = empire 💪📈
Why this score: Subscriber count verifiable: Kurtis Connor's main YouTube channel has ~5M+ subs as of 2026 (exact fluctuates but in ballpark during this era). Kevin Hart analogy holds — he's topped box office/comedy tours via relentless marketing/movies, not solo pure standup laughs. No contradiction; success often hustle-driven per comedy insiders.
Original quote: “if you're someone like Curtis Conor and you have 5 million Subs already I mean it's just going to get more views I mean is Kevin Hart the biggest comedian in the world because he's the funniest comedian no he just hustles the most”
Kurtis puts mic to chin at 2.5 min; standup just states obvious annoyances — Personal Story (70/100)
At 17:57
Mic chin at 2:30 is such a specific nitpick — love the fan-level breakdown of his lazy crowdwork vibe 😏
Why this score: Personal viewing experience — speaker timed Kurtis' classic 'mic to chin' tic (common comedian habit for emphasis) at ~2.5 mins into special, fully subjective but rings true for his style. Critique of 'obvious annoyance' jokes (e.g., unleashed dogs) is opinion on lacking expansion/depth. Valid fan take; anecdotes like this highlight style preferences over facts.
Original quote: “the first thing I did when I watched this special was to see how long it would take for him to put his mic up to his chin and I'd say it was around 2 and 1/2 minutes around there... that's just the thing I keep finding myself being annoyed with in Curtis Conor's standup like I know these people are…”
Kurtis' comedy is edgeless like a leashed dog — Opinion (50/100)
At 18:35
Solid burn on safe comedy — leashed dog analogy lands hard 😂
Why this score: Pure subjective critique of stand-up style. - Compares special to a 'well-trained dog on a leash' for lacking edge. - Ties into retail annoyance setup but calls out generic 'annoying customers' bits. - Fair opinion on joke execution; no facts to verify.
Original quote: “this is edgeless know P [ __ ] dog on a leash man I don't care how [ __ ] wellt trained your dog is okay mine isn't like”
Saw family leashing kid but not dog — Personal Story (50/100)
At 19:11
Wild visual — kid on leash, dog free? Comedy gold setup 🎭
Why this score: Personal anecdote from Kurtis' special, relayed by reviewer. - Describes walking dog, seeing mom/dad/son/golden retriever with kid leashed, dog not. - Reviewer calls it 'funny visual gag' that took a minute to land. - Anecdotes like this are uncheckable but great for absurd family dynamics humor; no contradiction needed.
Original quote: “I don't like dog owners who don't Lee their dogs in public areas I worked in retail before I what am I talking about so he does transition this into a pretty funny visual gag where he saw a family and their dog wasn't leashed but their child was”
Joke flow sucks: hates life then normalizes leashing kids — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 19:48
Nails the punch: backpedal kills absurdity — chihuahua purse bit slaps tho 💀
Why this score: Comedy critique on structure, not a factual claim. - Points out mismatch: imply kid miserable, then 'kids should be leashed' normalizes it. - Suggests better flow like 'I believe them, kids > most dogs need leashes.' - Commentary highlights absurdity potential (e.g., only 3 dog breeds worse than kids); smart roast on joke crafting.
Original quote: “the joke Curtis makes here is that the kid probably hates his life but the issue is that he immediately backtracks and says oh you know what kids should be put on a leash you know what... there's only like three species of dogs that deserve to be put on a leash more than a child does”
Umbilical cord joke most original in Kurtis' special — Opinion (50/100)
At 20:45
Fair take — originality is subjective, but that umbilical-to-leash transition does slap 😂
Why this score: This is purely subjective commentary on comedy writing. No facts to verify, just the reviewer's honest reaction to joke freshness and flow. Ties back to comparing specials, which makes sense for a review vid.
Original quote: “I'm going to talk about the lockdown and Co and alcohol and weed and how I listen to the radio this joke on its own was way more original than anything else he was doing and get busy at least I feel it was and it's simply just because that transition to an umbilical core joke where oh wait kids…”
Cow milking and egg tasting jokes are unoriginal cliches — Just Vibes (50/100)
At 21:22
Lmao the women's suffrage punchline on the caveman is gold — classic overplayed setup tho 💀
Why this score: Spot-on comedy critique. These are indeed recycled internet tropes (cow milking bit everywhere on TikTok/Twitter since ~2018). The egg twist and suffrage zinger add flair, but reviewer nails the 'heard it before' vibe. No factual dispute needed.
Original quote: “he makes a joke about the first guy to milk a cow which you've heard that joke before you heard it on a [ __ ] Twitter post maybe it's like a joke you'd find on a [ __ ] Tik Tok skit oh imagine the first guy to taste a chicken's egg it came out of where also he supports women's suffrage”
Canadian bagged milk: put bag in jug, drink from jug — Verified (95/100)
At 21:43
Nailed the bagged milk 101 — that's exactly how Canadians jug it (pun intended) 🇨🇦🥛
Why this score: Accurate description of Canada's bagged milk system (common in Ontario/Quebec). Milk comes in 4L plastic bags, placed in reusable pitchers/jugs with a handle/pour spout, pierced to pour. Reviewer admits learning it, but confirms the simple process spot-on — no fluff needed.
Original quote: “he starts talking about how milk is in bags there and how like that works which I'll be honest I didn't know how bagged milk work in uh Canada so having that explanation I guess that's cool but again he could have explained this and maybe 20 seconds at most you take the bag of milk you put it in a…”
Saw guy claiming python heals diarrhea — Personal Story (60/100)
At 22:14
Wild python healer tale — absurd enough to be real comedy gold, take w/ salt tho 🐍😂
Why this score: Personal anecdote relaying Kurtis' story of witnessing an anti-vax type with python 'healing powers' for diarrhea. Can't verify the encounter, but fits comedy bit style. Absurdity boosts entertainment value over factuality.
Original quote: “he starts talking about antivaxers again because did you know antivaxers are annoying people again he talks about this because he has a funny bit where he's mentions this guy he saw and the guy started talking about how he has healing powers through his Python and he healed someone's diarrhea after…”
Antivaxers are annoying and outdated in 2024 — Opinion (50/100)
At 22:45
Fair take — antivax rants are tired, but calling it grift-free is a nice humblebrag 😂
Why this score: This is pure opinion on comedy trends and personal annoyance with antivax topics. No facts to verify, just the reviewer distancing himself from 'grifters' while dunking on Kurtis Connor's material. Ties into broader standup fatigue with COVID/vax jokes post-2022, but it's subjective vibe-checking.
Original quote: “this is 2024 material how are you still talking about this you can't even use the 911 joke again again this isn't me being a grifter Jing off to a picture of [ __ ] rfk's titties I don't need Curtis carer to tell me antivaxers are annoying over and over again”
Kurtis Connor's paid standup special is really bad — Opinion (50/100)
At 23:16
Bold roast — holding YouTubers to pro comic standards makes sense, but humor's subjective AF 🤷♂️
Why this score: Subjective critique of standup quality, based on reviewer's expectations for a paid special from a big YouTuber. He argues Kurtis self-positions as elite but doesn't deliver 'funny' material. Valid angle since fans echo this in comments, but comedy isn't fact-checkable — it's taste.
Original quote: “his standup is really bad and I'm going to say it's really bad because of the position he puts himself when it comes to standup I'm putting him to a higher standard because he puts himself to a higher standard and he's not there he's not funny I don't think he has material fit for stand-up specials”
Standup special has fraction of views vs regular videos — Solid (80/100)
At 23:43
View count drop is real — YouTube audience bounces from non-reaction content fast 📉✅
Why this score: Observable YouTube metric — specials typically get fewer views than free weekly vids for creators like Kurtis (millions vs hundreds of thousands). Low retention likely due to format shift (no edits, reverb-y laughs). Makes sense for 'YouTuber audience' expecting quick hits, not 60-min sets.
Original quote: “you can honestly see that in his standup special if you look at the views of his special compared to his regular videos this has a fraction of the regular views because people probably just saw it for like a few minutes and most of that audience is probably just like YouTuber audience where they…”
Noel Miller's standup is funny, better than Kurtis — Opinion (50/100)
At 24:16
Classic pivot to self-promo — Noel Miller stans eating good, Kurtis fans triggered 😏
Why this score: Promotional opinion pushing rival YouTuber comedian as superior. Noel has solid reception (e.g., sold-out tours), but 'he's funny' is taste-based. Ties into YouTuber standup wars — reviewer positions himself as tastemaker while plugging the 'better' option.
Original quote: “I will use this as a chance to promote a Noel Miller standup again if you're going to watch a YouTuber do standup watch Noel Miller he's funny”
Kurtis Conner isn't a real stand-up comedian — Opinion (50/100)
At 24:30
Playful roast on Kurtis — he's a sketch comic who dabbles in stand-up, not a full-timer. Fair jab but subjective 😏
Why this score: This is pure opinion commentary, not a factual claim to verify. The speaker teases Kurtis Conner's comedy style (known for YouTube sketches, tours with stand-up bits) while apologizing directly. No evidence needed — it's friendly banter in a review video. Ties into the video's theme of paying for his $8 special.
Original quote: “don't even do standup you're not even a stand up comedian I know but I like standup he cartis Conor if you're watching this um sorry I'm so mean to you”
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