Hasan Minhaj on the Changing Face of Comedy in the Digital Age

Hasan Minhaj on the Evolving Landscape of Comedy: 'Critique is Very New' West Hollywood, CA – Comedian Hasan Minhaj recently shared his thoughts on the changing nature of comedy in the digital age during an interview at The Hollywood Reporter’s Emmy’s Roundtable. The event, held at the luxurious Luckman Club at Soho House West Hollywood, brought together prominent figures in the entertainment industry. Minhaj discussed the increased pressure and scrutiny comedians now face due to the internet's far-reaching nature. He noted, "The art form is ubiquitous and on the internet, and it used to be something you could do in the West Village, and now everybody around the world can see." This increased visibility brings a new layer of critique and public reaction that wasn't as prevalent in the past. Minhaj's comments highlight a key challenge for comedians today: navigating the balance between creative expression and the potential for widespread criticism. His insights offer a valuable perspective on the evolving relationship between comedians and their audiences in the digital age. The conversation underscores the need for comedians to be mindful of their words and actions in a world where their work can reach a global audience instantly.