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Comic Sam Morril shares why babies seem racist, argues there is a stronger body positivity presence in porn than women's magazines, and recalls an awful customer service experience.

Did you know the Dutch Santa had a slave? Or that holding in a fart can change your shape, size and race? Michelle Buteau’s debut album, Shut Up recorded at Union Hall in Brooklyn, showcases her refreshing and hilarious take on the world that is nothing short of eyeopening.

As "America's Foremost Commentator On Everything", Black is a weekly political commentator on Comedy Central's The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and has starred in four top-rated comedy specials for the network.

Birbiglia, one of the nation's most beloved comedians, returns with his second album, this time a collection of his best "My Secret Public Journal" entries. With his unique, lowkey nice guy style and self-effacing jokes, he has earned a rabid fan following and his Comedy Central debut Two Drink Mike has sold well over 25,000 copies.

On his debut album, Mark Normand brings out his unique perspective on modern "controversial" issues that make people uncomfortable. Mark covers everything from being hit on at a gay bar to his love for the Jews. Still Got It is sure to be a standup classic (or so we hope). This performance was recorded in front of a packed house at the great Comedy Club on State in Madison, WI.

Impregnated with Wonder is the debut album by comedian Pete Holmes.

In his first hourlong special on Comedy Central, Pete Holmes perfects his signature silliness. He may look like a youth pastor, but he's as comfortable talking about religion as he is secretly hating his girlfriend's friends. This special is McDonald's.

With help from his guitar, comedian Nick Thune regales the audience of Brooklyn's Bell House with a collection of hilarious stories about his childhood, past romantic relationships, and an experience with a burning building in his second stand-up album.

Shane Mauss comes to Comedy Central Records with his debut album Jokes to Make My Parents Proud.

In her second one-hour Comedy Central special, taped at the Barclay Theatre in Irvine, CA, Cummings shares brutally honest insights about love and relationships, covering everything from what real orgasms look like, to her frustration at men calling women "crazy." In front of a packed audience, she dissects her recent breakup, her TV show, and the troubling voices in her head. This extended and uncensored version is sure to keep you laughing for days.

Ron Funches excitedly chats about the things he loves for an hour, including professional wrestling, vision board parties, The Great British Baking Show, and weed.

Thin Pig is the second album by the world-renowned stand-up comedian Todd Glass.

Comedian Tom Papa riffs on the trials of married life, fatherhood in the 21st century, domestic pets, and more in his stand-up show.

Yamaneika Saunders' debut album, Damsel in Distress, touches on Saunders’ love life, or rather, the absence of. Saunders talks about various stories including hooking up online and being the maid of honor at her friend’s wedding.

Thick Noon is a powerhouse, with an hour of live stand-up and songs as well as three studio tracks of Nick's bizarre and off-center observations and stories.

Nick Vatterott, who is known for his intense performances, brings us his raw comedic skills in his debut album For Amusement Only. Performed live at Chicago Underground Comedy at the Beat Kitchen, Nick talks about the NSA listening in on his phone calls and the problems of getting a stranger's receipt. Vatterott also takes us to the first game of baseball and reveals what he's learned from the online comedy classes he takes down at the Y.

Filmed at the historic Bimbo's 365 Club in San Francisco, Natasha Leggero examines the absurdities of having children, Burning Man, Mormons, Hipsters, and more.

Chris Hardwick is as charming as ever in this hour-long special. The @midnight host recalls how he found out where babies come from, shares his first old-man moment, talks about how terrible music was in the '90s, and explains how inappropriate humor helped him cope with his father's death, all with his signature infectious enthusiasm.

Recorded at New York City's The Creek and the Cave, Nick Turner's debut album, Yelling, is an energetic burst of observational humor. Nick reveals why he refuses to gender his dog, defines the term soul mate, and talks about the trauma of dropping his cellphone in the trash. Yelling is packed with Nick's often outrageous (but always insightful) reflections about life, love, and why traveling is disappointing.

Matt is one of the brightest and most original comedians to hit the scene. Whether he's talking about his disdain for Cadbury Cream Eggs, his love of bathroom graffiti, or his intense fear of owls, his debut album is a perfect medley of Matt's unique insights. Matt has been seen on The Late Show with David Letterman, a series regular on MADtv, and Live at Gotham.