All articles tagged with #self deprecating humor
Research suggests that laughing at ourselves can boost mental health and social connections, but it’s nuanced: some people (gelotophobes) fear laughter and may suffer in relationships, while others (gelotophiles) and playful humor styles can enhance bonding; self-defeating humor can be adaptive if mixed with other humor types, and cultivating a lighter, self-aware attitude through practice can improve resilience and warmth in social settings.
Kelly Clarkson deftly handled a gust of wind that nearly exposed her bra during her Las Vegas Studio Sessions show, quipping that 'they're too small, they won't come out' and later telling the crowd that her boobs are 'perfect' while weaving in an astrology nod to the Lion's Gate Portal.
John Mulaney's new comedy special, "Baby J," is a laser-focused and unrelenting look at his own self-destructive behavior during 2020-2021, including his addiction to drugs and his time in rehab. Mulaney's self-deprecating humor is on full display as he recounts his "star-studded intervention" and other embarrassing moments. The special is a funny and thoughtful collection of stories from a chaotic period in Mulaney's life, presented with a combination of intimacy and distance.