Another thing that is interesting is that John Mulaney utilizes a pseudo- punch line at the end of a story (which is not exactly common in story-telling humor. He says they scream like criminals who have been to jail and aren’t afraid of it anymore with the attitude of “I served my nickel! You come and take me!”. For example, instead of simply saying the drunk teenagers were like confident criminals when the police came (which still would have been funny), he spices it up. Also, his descriptions are brilliantly animated that excite the audience to laughter. He begins with relatable topics many people in the audience could relate to: disliking teachers, high school drinking, a cops scare (maybe for the adventurous ones in the crowd). What is so brilliant is how Mulaney incorporates. “Because it’s the one thing you can’t replace.’” This story is pure comedy gold, in my opinion. He describes a high school party he once attended and it “laugh out loud with tears” worthy. I am going to start with a clip from his most recent stand-up special New in Town. Mulaney is great at observational humor, joking at movies and T.V. In his stand-up, Mulaney tells some great stories comparable to Mike Birbiglia but does not rely on them as frequently. He has come onto the stand-up comedy scene in his late twenties and has created loyal following. John Mulaney began comedy back in 2007 when he began writing for SNL.
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