Bill Burr: You People Are All the Same.

Bill Burr is the funniest comic to have evert lived.

He is consistently funny unlike most hacks these days.

I could watch this stand up special over a million times and I find it funny everytime.

Bill Burr is one of the best comedians out there. He manages to be dark, offensive, insightful, and creative all while making us laugh. This special I found to be particularly unique, not because its structure or style was very different, but because of the range of material Burr talks about and the way he tackles it. Various bits stuck out as very unique to me, and these bits are the ones that I simply didn't want to end!

While Bill Burr's style can be a little repetitive at times, the subjects he tackles are in no way repetitive. Over the course of 68 minutes, Burr cracks jokes about everything from plastic surgery to dogs to his own childhood-and as the special goes on and develops it simultaneously becomes more insightful and hilarious. Highly recommended for all of those who like a good laugh and aren't easily offended.

A Bill Burr comedy stand-up special from the Lincoln Theatre in Washington DC.

Brilliantly funny. Captures well the Bill Burr stand-up routine: essentially a rant against everything he doesn't like as well as observations on things happening in his life and in the world. Wonderfully intense, irreverent and un-PC.

Burr is the thinking person's comedian.

His shredding of false and specious use of stats by the "more and more" gun control nuts hits perfectly. This stand-up is from 2012. Using current events from that time shows its age, and the Schwarzenegger bit is a little old at this point. But The rest of it holds up great.

His bits on relationships are also great, nuance and the starkly obvious combined.

If you have seen his earlier material live or on his many late night TV appearances, this has enough new material that it will be fresh to even his fans.

Great to see his take on modern issues no one is willing to address. He and Dave Chappelle are not comedians, but philosophers.