Views : 107,474
Genre: Comedy
Date of upload: Jul 7, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.939 (75/4,872 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-03-25T00:42:57.354856Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The problem is, there was no joke, this wasn't even "crowd work". Hell, even Ashley has done plenty of "edgy" crowd work that was still funny and didn't cross a line. But this was simply an emotional, overaly aggressive, extremely personal, over reaction...and TO what, I still don't understand. It shouldn't have happened.
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Has anyone noticed sheâs only this mean to women audience members? What gets me is a bunch of ppl reacted the same way to the same joke, yet she specifically picked out only one of them to harass. Love the thing with the blind woman, proves my point, she saw a woman that appeared like an easy target and it backfired for once. If ppl being blind triggers you, youâre definitely the problem
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A friend of mine was a big fan and invited me to her show. I hadn't heard of her, but I'm a queer woman who likes raunchy humor, so I thought it'd be fun. She was the meanest comedian I've ever seen. It felt like she guilt tripped us the whole show for not laughing enough, and she would harshly ridicule those who didn't laugh loudly. I was so afraid she'd target me that I almost left, but then she yelled at someone else for leaving. So I just froze in fear and laughed as hard as I could (at unfunny jokes). My friend wanted to meet her, so I did that for her, then got tf outta there. Seeing her face again makes me feel icky. I feel awful for people who had such sickening things said to them, I hope they're all doing ok <3
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I was a really big Ashley fan for months. I saw her on YouTube shorts and fell down the rabbit hole. Chosen family became my favorite podcast and I saw Ashley live. I bought merch and posted about it and how excited I was to see her. She didnât do anything at my show in New Brunswick NJ that was like the clips from Indy and I had a fun time.
Shortly after her special came out , I noticed a shift in Ashleyâs behavior. She went from acting truly humbled and grateful for blowing up to acting like a true diva. She started to express how upset and mad she was about the special not going viral. She would make a lot of âjokesâ about how much free content she was giving us and how we basically owe her views on her special. I got a pretty bad taste in my mouth and had started turning off the chosen family podcast because her energy was throwing everything off.
So yeah Iâm not surprised this happened. IMO sheâs bitter that sheâs not bigger and taking it out on her audience and it all stems from her special not going viral. Like as if 2 hour comedy specials from mid sized comedians are always blowing up on YouTube Lmfao.
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Interesting point about the crowd; I think handling a crowd is a lot like handling children, when a comedian gives attention to the loudest/ most disruptive person in the room, it teaches other fans that they can get attention by being annoying. (not saying that the people affected were doing anything on purpose, but it just creates this atmosphere I guess)
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okay wait. i actually saw her in person in this small bar in ny and i. did not find it funny. but i ran into her while she was talking to this group of girls outside and my friend went over to say hi. she singled me out cause i had a pillow with me that i had bought and i responded and everyone laughed. and she kept trying to joke about the pillow but no one would laugh and it was so fucking funny
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It's so bizarre that in the apology she mentions that she's a suicide loss survivor. Personally it seems like just an excuse/justification. I am also a suicide loss survivor and I cannot imagine telling even 1 person to unalive themselves much less repeatedly telling multiple different people to do it. That wasn't a joke. That was real anger and vitriol.
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@greenhouseghostie
10 months ago
It's so wild that the criteria for a good apology video now is 1) say the words "I am sorry", and 2) don't perform the ukelele or an interpretive dance.
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