Aisha Brown: The First Black Woman Ever

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Aisha Brown: The First Black Woman Ever

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2020•4 h 0 m•Canada

No one, and nothing, is off-limits for comedian Aisha Brown, as she takes on her boyfriend's penis, racism, clinical depression, and Donald Trump, in this hilarious one-hour comedy special.

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Tigopoundz

29/05/2023 18:07

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Karelle Obone

21/05/2023 09:32

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Reitumetse ❤

15/05/2023 16:07

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Nick🔥🌚🔥

12/05/2023 16:07

I wasn't familiar with Aisha Brown, but I've been on a stand-up comedy kick lately and decided to give this special a try. The title seemed kind of pithy and ripe for comedy. Unfortunately, I didn't find her material funny or unique. Most of the jokes were pretty generic, like they could have been written and/or delivered by pretty much anyone. There was also a certain awkwardness to the whole special because the live audience was fairly small and they weren't exactly roaring with laughter, which essentially dampened the mood like a reverse-laugh-track. There was nothing particularly shocking or offensive; it was just kind of boring.

🦖Jurassic world enjoyer🦖

12/05/2023 16:06

When I sat down here in 2023 to watch the 2020 comedy special "Aisha Brown: The First Black Woman Ever", I had actually never heard about it, nor had I ever heard about Aisha Brown. All I knew was that it was a stand-up comedy special that I hadn't already seen, and thus I opted to give it a chance. Turns out that Aisha Brown's sense of humor didn't really correspond well with mine, since I had no laughs throughout the course of the 42 minutes that the show ran for. I was brought to a very slight chuckle twice throughout the course of her show, and that was it. So "Aisha Brown: The First Black Woman Ever" wasn't really something that tickled me the right places. It should be said that Aisha Brown definitely shows a good amount of self-confidence on the stage as she delivers her material, and that helped to make the show all the more watchable and bearable to sit through. I am sure that there is an audience out there for a show such as this. I just wasn't a part of that particular target audience. My rating of "Aisha Brown: The First Black Woman Ever" lands on a four out of ten stars.

Kayl/thalya💭

04/05/2023 16:03

I wasn't familiar with Aisha Brown, but I've been on a stand-up comedy kick lately and decided to give this special a try. The title seemed kind of pithy and ripe for comedy. Unfortunately, I didn't find her material funny or unique. Most of the jokes were pretty generic, like they could have been written and/or delivered by pretty much anyone. There was also a certain awkwardness to the whole special because the live audience was fairly small and they weren't exactly roaring with laughter, which essentially dampened the mood like a reverse-laugh-track. There was nothing particularly shocking or offensive; it was just kind of boring.

Patricia Lawela

25/04/2023 16:00

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