Chewed Up

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I don't follow comedians but having recently watched "Louis" on tv, I decided to check it out. Louis CK is hilarious at pointing out the every day ugly things, that people do and don't want to talk about, and he brings it out in the open. His attitude, demeanor, and delivery are spot on, making for an all together funnier than hell comedy album.

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Strong language, adult topics, non-stop laughs. Do yourself a favor and watch/listen to Chewed Up.

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saw him at the improv in L.A. years ago...Had come to see Patton Oswalt and Louis CK was one of the opening comics....very funny guy - he was working out some of the bits on Chewed Up that night....Time passes and I heard him on The Sound of Young America doing press for his sitcom, Lucky Louie. Made a mental note to check for his releases. The beginning of this year I saw the concert footage of Chewed Up courtesy of the Roku box.
Had to pick up the audio recording....he is hilarious....if i were to pitch him to you in a Hollywood screenwriter style " he would be a cross between the slice of life comedy/storytelling style of Bill Cosby and the anger/clarity of Doug Stanhope coupled with the exasperated incredulity vibe of Bill Burr
fantastic work

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This is one of the funniest standup acts I've ever seen--and I've seen a good amount! It seems Louis C.K. gets better with age, b/c I've seen One Night Stand, one of his old ones, and it's not good at all, in my opinion. It's clear that over the years his material has gotten darker, more creative, and definitely funnier. I think Louis C.K. is a demented genius, and his work is original and brave!

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Louis CK is a wonder to watch or listen to. At first it seems as though he's offering up your standard observational humor, but upon closer inspection, he's really doing something far more insidious and satisfying. You're never quite sure whether he actually believes, for example, the horrible things he says about his wife and kids, and that's part of the fun. Is this a put-on, or is he really this bitter and nasty? Is this a send-up or a confession? Apart from the seemingly honest material and extraordinarily profane language, there's the spot-on delivery that seems both rehearsed and extemporized at the same time. One of the finest comedians of this or any time.