This dataset contains information about various comedy experiments conducted by well-known comedians, focusing on their comedic styles and performance techniques. Each entry includes details regarding the comedian, the type of experiment, a brief description of the experiment, as well as the year and location where it took place.
| Experiment ID | Comedian | Experiment Type | Description | Year | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Louis C.K. | Audience Reaction | Tested new material on a surprise audience | 2018 | New York |
| 2 | Hannah Gadsby | Storytelling Method | Experimented with narrative structure in performance | 2019 | Melbourne |
| 3 | Dave Chappelle | Shock Humor | Incorporated controversial topics to gauge audience response | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 4 | Ali Wong | Emotional Engagement | Focused on personal stories to connect with audience | 2018 | San Francisco |
| 5 | Chris Rock | Social Commentary | Performed material addressing societal issues | 2019 | Brooklyn |
| 6 | Kevin Hart | Physical Comedy | Integrated movement and physicality into jokes | 2021 | Atlanta |
| 7 | Tig Notaro | Deadpan Delivery | Used deadpan style to deliver personal anecdotes | 2017 | Los Angeles |
| 8 | Amy Schumer | Self-Deprecation | Emphasized flaws and failures in comedic narrative | 2016 | Chicago |
| 9 | John Mulaney | Observational Humor | Documented daily life situations for comedic effect | 2019 | New York |
| 10 | Ramy Youssef | Cultural Exploration | Examined cultural identity and experience in comedy | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 11 | Sarah Silverman | Irreverent Humor | Pushed boundaries with politically incorrect jokes | 2019 | Chicago |
| 12 | Jim Gaffigan | Food Comedy | Focused on food-related humor and its absurdities | 2018 | New York |
| 13 | Phoebe Robinson | Dual Narrative | Told two parallel stories to create humor contrasts | 2020 | New York |
| 14 | Bo Burnham | Theatrical Performances | Combined music, humor, and visual elements | 2021 | Los Angeles |
| 15 | Nate Bargatze | Simplicity in Storytelling | Utilized straightforward jokes and relatable experiences | 2020 | Nashville |
| 16 | Louis C.K. | Dark Comedy | Tested limits of dark humor with sensitive topics | 2019 | Boston |
| 17 | Trevor Noah | Global Perspective | Addressed international issues with a comedic twist | 2020 | Toronto |
| 18 | Conan O'Brien | Improvisational Humor | Used audience interaction to create spontaneous jokes | 2017 | Los Angeles |
| 19 | Ellen DeGeneres | Feel-Good Comedy | Focused on uplifting messages with humor | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 20 | Michelle Wolf | Feminist Comedy | Highlighted women's issues through a comedic lens | 2018 | New York |
| 21 | Colin Quinn | Political Satire | Examined political landscapes through humor | 2020 | New York |
| 22 | Ali Wong | Expectations vs. Reality | Played with societal norms and expectations | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 23 | Ricky Gervais | Satirical Commentary | Mocked celebrity culture with sharp wit | 2020 | London |
| 24 | George Carlin | Philosophical Humor | Explored deeper meanings in everyday life | 2018 | San Francisco |
| 25 | John Oliver | Topical Humor | Focused on current events and absurdities | 2019 | New York |
| 26 | Gabriel Iglesias | Cultural Anecdotes | Drew from personal and cultural experiences | 2021 | Los Angeles |
| 27 | Kathy Griffin | Celebrity Parody | Mocked celebrity behaviors and scandals | 2018 | New York |
| 28 | Jim Jefferies | Political Correctness | Challenged norms of political correctness in comedy | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 29 | Chris D'Elia | Crowd Work | Tested spontaneity with audience interaction | 2017 | Las Vegas |
| 30 | Aziz Ansari | Dating Humor | Integrated real-life dating experiences into comedy | 2018 | New York |
| 31 | Bo Burnham | Meta-Humor | Commented on the nature of comedy itself | 2021 | New York |
| 32 | Gina Brillon | Cultural Commentary | Used cultural experiences to connect with audiences | 2019 | New York |
| 33 | Mike Birbiglia | Storytelling | Told long-form stories that wove in humor and lessons | 2020 | Chicago |
| 34 | Marc Maron | Self-Exploration | Used personal history as the basis for comedy | 2016 | Los Angeles |
| 35 | Maria Bamford | Mental Health Humor | Addressed mental health issues through comedy | 2018 | Los Angeles |
| 36 | Whitney Cummings | Empowerment Stories | Focused on women's empowerment in her routines | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 37 | Tom Segura | Dark Humor | Tested the limits of dark humor with family stories | 2019 | Miami |
| 38 | Ronny Chieng | Cultural Satire | Explored cultural differences with a humorous lens | 2019 | Melbourne |
| 39 | Lavell Crawford | Visual Humor | Emphasized physical attributes and gestures | 2017 | New Orleans |
| 40 | Cristela Alonzo | Cultural Identity | Examined the immigrant experience through comedy | 2018 | Los Angeles |
| 41 | Marsha Warfield | Nostalgic Humor | Drew from childhood experiences to create comedy | 2017 | Chicago |
| 42 | Henry Cho | Southern Comedy | Incorporated Southern culture and dialect into humor | 2020 | Nashville |
| 43 | Jamie Lee | Self-Identity | Explored themes of self-identity in her routines | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 44 | Tim Dillon | Societal Critique | Critiqued modern society in a comical manner | 2020 | New York |
| 45 | Gabrielle Union | Candid Humor | Used personal stories from her career and life | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 46 | Eric Andre | Absurdist Comedy | Incorporated surreal elements and absurdity into performance | 2021 | Los Angeles |
| 47 | Marlon Wayans | Silly Humor | Tested physical comedy with unpredictable situations | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 48 | Nikki Glaser | Dating and Relationships | Explored the intricacies of dating humorously | 2018 | New York |
| 49 | Sebastian Maniscalco | Family Dynamics | Focused on family interactions and their humor | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 50 | Larry David | Cringe Comedy | Emphasized social awkwardness and cringeworthy situations | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 51 | Jim Norton | Offensive Humor | Tested the boundaries of offensive content | 2020 | New York |
| 52 | Samantha Bee | Political Satire | Focused on women's perspectives in politics | 2019 | Toronto |
| 53 | Bert Kreischer | Storytelling | Used detailed stories to enhance comedic delivery | 2018 | Los Angeles |
| 54 | Regina Hall | Social Commentary | Examined social issues through a comedic lens | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 55 | Ron White | Storytelling and Drinking | Integrated drinking stories with humor | 2017 | Dallas |
| 56 | Dave Attell | Dark Humor | Used dark themes in an often absurd context | 2020 | New York |
| 57 | Whitney Cummings | Observational Comedy | Examined contemporary relationships and norms | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 58 | Kevin Bridges | Cultural Commentary | Highlighted cultural nuances with humor | 2021 | Glasgow |
| 59 | Chris Gethard | Anti-Comedy | Explored the absurdity of comedy itself | 2018 | New York |
| 60 | Tommy Tiernan | Improv and Storytelling | Utilized improvisation in storytelling | 2019 | Ireland |
| 61 | Patti Harrison | Experimental Humor | Pushed boundaries on gender and identity in comedy | 2020 | New York |
| 62 | Brian Regan | Squeaky Clean Humor | Focused on clean, relatable humor | 2018 | Las Vegas |
| 63 | Colin Mochrie | Improvisational Comedy | Used audience suggestions for spontaneous comedy | 2020 | Toronto |
| 64 | Ramy Youssef | Cultural Identity and Humor | Tested broader cultural narratives through comedy | 2019 | New York |
| 65 | Jo Koy | Cultural Anecdotes | Used Filipino heritage to explore humorous situations | 2020 | Las Vegas |
| 66 | Liza Koshy | Online Influencer Comedy | Incorporated digital humor in live stand-up | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 67 | Bassem Youssef | Political Satire | Tested the boundaries of political humor in the Middle East | 2021 | Cairo |
| 68 | Bill Burr | Rant Style | Use of ranting as a comedic device | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 69 | Kanan Gill | Storytelling | Focused on personal anecdotes and cultural commentary | 2018 | India |
| 70 | Arj Barker | Surreal Humor | Experimented with absurd and surreal storytelling | 2019 | Australia |
| 71 | Desi Lydic | Political Commentary | Highlighted political issues through humor | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 72 | Wanda Sykes | Political and Social Humor | Tested societal norms and expectations with humor | 2019 | Chicago |
| 73 | Sarah Millican | Observational Humor | Drew from everyday life experiences | 2021 | London |
| 74 | Ron Funches | Uplifting Comedy | Focused on positivity and uplifting narratives | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 75 | Trevor Noah | Cultural Humor | Used cultural experiences to draw parallels and humor | 2019 | New York |
| 76 | Earthquake | Storytelling | Used personal life stories to create impactful humor | 2018 | Los Angeles |
| 77 | Dawn French | British Humor | Explored British culture in a humorous context | 2021 | London |
| 78 | Chris Ramsey | Comedian Vlog Integration | Incorporated social media humor in routines | 2020 | United Kingdom |
| 79 | Drew Michael | Philosophical Comedy | Examined philosophical questions through humor | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 80 | Ricky Gervais | Mockumentary Style | Used a mockumentary approach for humor | 2018 | London |
| 81 | Yamaneika Saunders | Diversity in Comedy | Focused on diverse perspectives and experiences | 2020 | New York |
| 82 | Kurt Metzger | Outrage Comedy | Tested boundaries of taste in humor | 2019 | Los Angeles |
| 83 | Lenny Bruce | Social Commentary | Utilized humor to critique society and politics | 2017 | San Francisco |
| 84 | Roast Battle | Audience Engagement | Incorporated roast battles into traditional stand-up | 2018 | Los Angeles |
| 85 | Rachel Bloom | Musical Comedy | Integrated music with humor | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 86 | Caroline Rhea | Situational Comedy | Emphasized humor in everyday situations | 2019 | Las Vegas |
| 87 | Kristen Schaal | Absurdist Storytelling | Emphasized the absurdity of everyday life | 2018 | New York |
| 88 | Dave Chappelle | Controversial Truths | Addressed hard truths in a comedic manner | 2021 | New York |
| 89 | Felipe Esparza | Bilingual Comedy | Explored the humor in language and culture | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 90 | Nate Bargatze | Everyman Humor | Utilized everyday situations to connect with audiences | 2019 | Nashville |
| 91 | Heather McDonald | Personal Experiences | Incorporated personal experiences into comedy | 2018 | Los Angeles |
| 92 | Dan Levy | Queer Comedy | Highlighting LGBTQIA+ experiences humorously | 2019 | Toronto |
| 93 | H. Jon Benjamin | Voice and Character Humor | Used voice and character performance for comedy | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 94 | Lil Rel Howery | Crossover Humor | Integrated film and television experiences into stand-up | 2021 | Los Angeles |
| 95 | Lindsey Jennings | Relatable Humor | Focused on relatable experiences of everyday life | 2019 | New York |
| 96 | Kathy Griffin | Cancellation and Comeback | Explored themes of cancellation in comedy | 2020 | Los Angeles |
| 97 | Chris Rock | Societal Critique | Critiqued societal norms with sharp humor | 2019 | New York |
| 98 | Jason Mantzoukas | Improvisational Style | Used improvisational storytelling to create humor | 2021 | Los Angeles |
| 99 | David Cross | Political and Cultural Satire | Critiqued cultural norms and politics in comedy | 2018 | Los Angeles |
| 100 | Adam Sandler | Musical Humor | Integrated musical elements with comedy | 2020 | Los Angeles |