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They celebrate the success stories of comedians selling out massive arenas—Kevin Hart, who can fill stages of 50,000, and other household names like Chappelle, Burr, and Louie. The conversation underscores that we're living in a golden age for stand-up, with multiple acts doing sold-out tours, streaming specials, and operating at levels once thought impossible.
The discussion touches on the unique friendliness within the current comedy scene, contrasting it with the past, where rivalry and competition were fierce—highlighting that the internet has played a pivotal role in promoting collaboration over conflict. Sharing clips, podcasts, and social media, comedians support each other's growth, creating an environment of shared success rather than rivalry.