The Stand-Up Clips That Took Over YouTube in 2025
YouTube + Stand-Up = Viral Gold
From legendary pros to rising stars, stand-up comedians continue to dominate YouTube with hilarious sets, outrageous crowd work, and bold takes that get people talking. Every year, certain clips rise above the noise, getting millions of views, racking up likes, and making fans hit replay again and again. Making them the most watched stand-up clips on YouTube.
So what are the most watched stand-up clips on YouTube in 2025 (so far)? Let’s break it down by views, laughs, and viral moments.
🎤 1. Andrew Schulz – When the Crowd Turns Into the Show
Views: 22M+
Why It Blew Up: Crowdwork masterclass. Schulz’s riffing with an unpredictable couple in the front row turned a five-minute bit into internet gold.
😂 2. Taylor Tomlinson – Sleep Problems and Situationships
Views: 19.4M
Why It Worked: Her sharp take on modern relationships struck a nerve, and the laugh-per-minute ratio is wild.
🔥 3. Dave Chappelle – Truth Hurts (But Still Funny)
Views: 18.7M
Why It Blew Up: His trademark mix of raw honesty and brilliant delivery had everyone quoting the clip — and arguing in the comments.
📱 4. Matt Rife – Front Row Roast Goes Off the Rails
Views: 17.8M
Why It Worked: Rife’s off-the-cuff roasting of a group celebrating a bachelorette party turned chaotic — and hilarious.
👑 5. Ali Wong – Mom Life Is Savage
Views: 16.5M
Why It Hit: Relatable, ruthless, and refreshingly honest — Wong’s take on parenting is a fan favourite with replay value.
🧠 6. Ricky Gervais – Dark Humour Done Right
Views: 15.9M
Why It Clicked: Gervais doesn’t hold back — and this one-liner-heavy segment became TikTok fodder instantly.
🌍 7. Trevor Noah – Being Confused in 3 Languages
Views: 14.7M
Why It Spread: His multilingual storytelling and sharp cultural takes continue to win over global audiences.
🎯 8. Tom Segura – Target, But Make It Violent
Views: 13.2M
Why It’s Great: Segura turns everyday errands into absurd war stories — his deadpan hits different.
🗣 9. Mark Normand – Socially Anxious and Hilarious
Views: 12.4M
Why It’s Rising: Fast-paced, clever, and just awkward enough — this clip is a breakout favourite.
🐐 10. Kevin Hart – Why You Shouldn’t Try to Be Cool
Views: 11.8M
Why It Endures: Hart’s physical delivery + self-deprecating honesty = always a win.
📍 Why This List Matters (and How Comedyville Fits In)
These clips didn’t just go viral — they shaped the way fans experienced stand-up comedy in 2025. From streaming into people’s homes to getting shared on TikTok and Reddit, this is the stuff everyone’s talking about.
Who knows? The next viral stand-up clip could come from a Montreal show at Comedyville, where rising stars and pros hit the mic weekly.
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Post by Eddie Case, exclusively for Comedyville.ca, All rights reserved.
Comedyville is a Comedy Club located in Downtown Montreal.
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