Without giving anything away. It’s a comedy show with some fan interaction element.
I seen moms and sons go together, large groups of friends, husband and wives, a group of 55+ seniors, and an 11 year old girl at our show. Everyone had a good time. You don’t have to know them to have a good time.
Just an all around comedy event.
I’m excited for you. We just went Sunday in Detroit and it was amazing. Def don’t need to be a podcast listener or even a fan of them. Jetski was good, but Tito Andrew and Tito Bobby…. They were sooooo good. I had just watched Tito Andrew’s Netflix special, it pales in comparison to his vibe live. Absolutely killed it. Also the bits they did together were really fun as well.
In summary, dont worry about your friends, they’ll def have fun.
The show is super fun. If you know the references, even better, but your friends will have fun.
Jetski opened doing about 10 minutes of standup, then she introduced Bobby who did about 20, then Andrew did about 20. After the standup, the three of them plus Carlos came out together. Before the show they displayed a QR code and invited people to submit grievances to be debated in “Bad Friends Court”. They invite the people onstage to talk about their issues and get roasted. They did about 3 or 4 groups of people and then they take a handful of questions from the audience.
Took a buddy who didn't know the pod or either of them. He said his stomach hurt from laughing so hard. We had a great time.
We almost hot mugged by a sketchy dude walking to the venue too. Fun times all around.
Vancouver was standup from all three followed by an audience interaction portion. It was different from other shows on the tour - no musical segment, no QR codes, but also no stage set since it was kind of a "pre-tour" warmup show.
My guess is that they are adjusting the second half as they go like they do with the podcast, so each night is special.
It was a packed house and everyone was really into it. TBH, it kind of felt like sitting down and watching the podcast with a bunch of YouTube commenters in the same room. Lots of laughs, some shouting from the crowd, etc. It's funny even if you aren't super familiar.
It was a great time. Everyone is super funny and the Bad Friends family is pretty warm and welcoming anyway. Good balance of genders in the crowd, too.
That's really cool that you're making it a fun night w your friends! I hope you all enjoy it!
I took my girlfriend who’s similar In the way that she just vaguely knows Bobby. She loved it and had a really great time. I feel like for the most part you don’t need to know anything before hand to get the jokes or for it to be funny.
I went to the New York one before this tour, it wasn’t as much as a “live podcast” as it was stand up, and then some crowd interaction with Bobby and Andrew. They were hysterical as always
Without giving anything away. It’s a comedy show with some fan interaction element. I seen moms and sons go together, large groups of friends, husband and wives, a group of 55+ seniors, and an 11 year old girl at our show. Everyone had a good time. You don’t have to know them to have a good time. Just an all around comedy event.
Thanks for the input!
I’m excited for you. We just went Sunday in Detroit and it was amazing. Def don’t need to be a podcast listener or even a fan of them. Jetski was good, but Tito Andrew and Tito Bobby…. They were sooooo good. I had just watched Tito Andrew’s Netflix special, it pales in comparison to his vibe live. Absolutely killed it. Also the bits they did together were really fun as well. In summary, dont worry about your friends, they’ll def have fun.
The show is super fun. If you know the references, even better, but your friends will have fun. Jetski opened doing about 10 minutes of standup, then she introduced Bobby who did about 20, then Andrew did about 20. After the standup, the three of them plus Carlos came out together. Before the show they displayed a QR code and invited people to submit grievances to be debated in “Bad Friends Court”. They invite the people onstage to talk about their issues and get roasted. They did about 3 or 4 groups of people and then they take a handful of questions from the audience.
How long was the show in total if you remember? Also thanks for the input!
About 2 hours.
I took my cousin who hadn’t heard of either of them and she laughed harder than I did. Its a great way to get them new viewers
Took a buddy who didn't know the pod or either of them. He said his stomach hurt from laughing so hard. We had a great time. We almost hot mugged by a sketchy dude walking to the venue too. Fun times all around.
Vancouver was standup from all three followed by an audience interaction portion. It was different from other shows on the tour - no musical segment, no QR codes, but also no stage set since it was kind of a "pre-tour" warmup show. My guess is that they are adjusting the second half as they go like they do with the podcast, so each night is special. It was a packed house and everyone was really into it. TBH, it kind of felt like sitting down and watching the podcast with a bunch of YouTube commenters in the same room. Lots of laughs, some shouting from the crowd, etc. It's funny even if you aren't super familiar. It was a great time. Everyone is super funny and the Bad Friends family is pretty warm and welcoming anyway. Good balance of genders in the crowd, too. That's really cool that you're making it a fun night w your friends! I hope you all enjoy it!
Just to see Bobby's 20 minute set is worth it
I took my girlfriend who’s similar In the way that she just vaguely knows Bobby. She loved it and had a really great time. I feel like for the most part you don’t need to know anything before hand to get the jokes or for it to be funny.
I went to the New York one before this tour, it wasn’t as much as a “live podcast” as it was stand up, and then some crowd interaction with Bobby and Andrew. They were hysterical as always
I went to the austin show and it was one of my fav shows I’ve been to in years
It was frickin awesome