David Spade: Nothing Personal review – a complete waste of time

By Ricky Valero
Published: April 26, 2022
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Netflix comedy special David Spade: Nothing Personal
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Summary

David Spade: Nothing Personal may be one of the worst stand-up comedy specials I have ever seen.

Netflix comedy special David Spade: Nothing Personal will be released on the streaming service on April 26.

I’ve mentioned how much I love stand-up comedy specials in the past. So on the menu today is David Spade and his brand new special Nothing Personal.

Jab me, let’s go eat.

If you are (like me) tired of hearing about the pandemic in entertainment forms, buckle up because Spade opens up his special with some jokes regarding the entire thing. But, of course, I fully expect comedians to beat the pandemic jokes to the point of no return. I am sure they will stop when they film new specials and the jokes surrounding the Will Smith/Chris Rock slap. Sure, some of Spade’s jokes hit, but most don’t, but that’s expected with this material.

Spade moves on to other topics in the special. From talking about buying a coat to head to the show to the time physical for Grown Ups to attempting a few Adam Sandler jokes. The worst comes as his poor attempt at a joke about potential dick pictures on his phone that included the line, “I’m going to put real bullets in the gun to surprise everyone.” It was an awful joke that didn’t amuse the audience either.

Adam’s not going to like this.

Look, I am not going to say that David Spade was never funny, but his jokes feel so dated that I found myself audibly sighing several times throughout this special. Of course, I don’t expect to laugh at every joke during a special, and only a few comedians can do this, which is more than okay. However, Spade missed on 95% of his jokes and even the audiences were a bit underwhelmed in the background.

Overall, Spade’s time in this space should be over. The special was a waste of time and I truly hope you read this and skip it.

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