In my opinion the best review of the Killer Stand-up Comedy System and Comedy Evaluator Pro comes from an actual customer — and not a customer who has simply read through the material, but…
From one who actually absorbed and applied the powerful techniques and strategies available in that powerhouse system.
Below is an email I received from a customer. I will let you be the judge of that customer’s review and I provide my comments after:
Steve,
I had always wanted to be a stand up comedian but never had the nerve.
Through an internet advertisement, I saw your ad for Killer Stand-up Comedy system. I decided to take a leap of faith and I purchased your system on June 5.
I studied your materials thoroughly and did a lot of writing and practicing over the past 6 weeks.
Tonight, July 20, I performed my very first stand up comedy set at a Talent Show at a local comedy club. There were over 100 people there, only 4 of them whom I knew or knew me.
I evaluated my set afterwards using your Comedy Evaluator Pro, and came up with the following results:
Performance Minutes Evaluated: 4:21
PAR score: 33
Ave seconds laughter per minute: 20
Minute 1: 7 laughs, 19 seconds
Minute 2: 5 laughs, 20 seconds
Minute 3: 6 laughs, 21 seconds
Minute 4: 5 laughs, 14 seconds
Minute 5: 2 laughs, 11 seconds
I have a long way to go to hone my material, delivery, nervousness, etc, but thanks to your system, I got started off in a big way.
Wayne
Here are my comments:
1. It is fantastic that an individual can perform at headliner level on their very first stand-up comedy performance, don’t you agree?
By the way, I didn’t set the standards for headliner level performances.
2. Wayne has some serious advantages over most comedians because he was actually prepared — and not with that “joke writing” nonsense still being taught by virtually every stand-up comedy teacher, book and workshop.
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He also had a solid performance benchmark to work from right from the start, which is to generate 18+ seconds of laughter for each performing minute (PAR Score 30+).
3. Once Wayne has some stage time under his belt and becomes more relaxed and comfortable with audiences, I thoroughly expect Wayne to be hitting 24+ seconds of laughter (PAR Score 40+) with relative ease and consistency.
That’s about the best I can do as far as a review of the Killer Stand-up Comedy System goes, except to say:
It takes much more than simply buying my system to get great results and there are no “magic pills”.
Individuals need to have natural comedy talent to begin with.
They must have the drive and determination to succeed.
And they must take action to develop and deliver a stand-up act that rocks the house.
This is a great website for aspiring standup comedians (like me) looking for information on getting started. One thing I really appreciate about the articles is that Steve tells the truth about needing natural talent to succeed. Many comedy “teachers” say they can make anyone funny. That’s nonsense. It takes natural talent to become a comedian, and most people don’t have it. If a person is funny, they can learn the rest. But if they’re not funny, it doesn’t matter how well they speak, or how much “energy” they have, or how comfortable they are on stage, because they’re simply not funny. Steve isn’t afraid to say that, and I appreciate it.
Thanks for your kind words. The last thing I want to do is to mislead people into believing that anyone can somehow “learn” to have comedy talent. Fortunately a majority people have all the comedy talent they need if they will just learn how to use it on stage.
This post gives me hope of performing like a pro. I haven’t dove into the free sample time yet because you have so much information on the free pages i haven’t digested yet. My advice to any beginning comic would be to study this site. Natural ability can get you only so far. Just like in sports, God given talent can be trumped by superior hard work and dedication. I love the NFL, and you see talented 1st rounders turn out to be busts routinely because they don’t put 100% effort into honing their craft while the undrafted guy gives 110% on and off the field. I’m a lazy bum, but i’m giving comedy every ounce of my free time so I won’t look back with regrets at age 40 or 50. Although I’m 39 now LOL!
I love this article that you got from one of your subscribers. I also was searching the Internet to find out how to get started in standup comedy. That’s when I came across your web page.
I have the determination and drive to be a comedian. This is what I have dreamed about all my life. I enjoy laughing and I love to make other people laugh. My struggles are getting started and coming up with some material.