by Comedians love to point out the absurdities in the world around us, and mock celebrities, politicians and other powerful people who deserve to be brought down a notch or two or thirty-seven. But when comedians target other comedians for mockery, it always feels a little weird to me (and that's a little weird, too, isn't it?). Which brings us to CollegeHumor's new original video "Unfunny People," which is a take-off of Judd Apatow's summer movie, Funny People, but with jabs at prop comics instead of stand-ups, putting Gallagher and Carrot Top in their crosshairs (in the roles played in the movie by Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen):
Previously, CollegeHumor produced a music video called "Stop Carlos Mencia" featuring a number of working NYC-based comedians:
Can you lampoon comedians you consider unfunny if the joke you make is, in fact, unfunny as well?
Gallagher, prop comedy -pretty timely, haha.
Sorry, but had to mention it – I see the old pro/new guy parallel works, but beyond that…I thought they were going to go after the movie instead of the safe targets instead.