If you’re a fan of comedy that breaks stereotypes and challenges societal norms, then you might have enjoyed watching Celeste Barber’s new stand-up special. But if you’re looking for more comedians who tackle these same themes, then you’re in luck. In this listicle, we’ve compiled a list of eight stand-up specials that will make you laugh while also smashing stereotypes and societal expectations.

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1. Nanette

This special defies the norms of comedy by exploring sensitive topics such as gender, sexuality, and mental health, and also delivers a powerful message from the moving story of Hannah Gadsby. Moreover, it is available to stream on Netflix.

2. Black Mitzvah

Tiffany Haddish’s special is a celebration of her Jewish heritage, while also exploring the intersection of race and religion. Her unfiltered humour and charismatic personality make it a must-watch comedy special. Moreover, you can stream this on Netflix.

3. Douglas

Another Gadsby standup special that is both groundbreaking and hilarious, explores and challenges stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding autism. Her candid and humorous approach to sensitive topics makes it one of the most personal specials in recent times. Morever, you can stream it on Netflix.

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4. Wanda Sykes: Not Normal

Wanda Sykes and her unapologetic take on issues such as politics, race, and gender are an insightful and hilarious combination throughout this special. Furthermore, Sykes’ sharp wit and comedic timing make this special a proper stereotype smasher. Much like Celeste Barber’s nuanced takes, you can stream this special on Netflix.

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5. Homecoming King

Hasan Minhaj’s hour-long stand-up special tells the story of his immigrant upbringing in America while tackling issues of race and identity in a way that is both funny and heartwarming. The special is filled with such nuanced takes and is available to stream on Netflix.

6. Noble Ape

In this rib-tickling stand-up special, Jim Gaffigan takes on the stereotype of the lazy, overweight adult with his signature self-deprecating humour. As expected, he leaves audiences laughing out loud with his hilarious takes on the modern way of living. Moreover, you can stream it on Amazon Prime Video.

7. Chewed Up

This stand-up special finds Louis CK at his most irreverent and uncomfortable, taking on taboo subjects such as race, intimacy, and politics in a way that is both hilarious and boundary-pushing. Moreover, you can stream the special on Amazon Prime Video.

8. The Age of Spin

In this special, Dave Chappelle uses his trademark style and wit to tackle controversial topics such as politics and social justice. His ability to make audiences laugh while also engaging them in meaningful discussions makes this special a definite watch. Moreover, you can stream it on Netflix.

Let us know your favourite stereotype-breaking specials in the comment section. Meanwhile, Celeste Barber: Fine, thanks is streaming on Netflix. You can read our review of Celeste Barber’s special below.

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