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Louis C.K. Is Stuck in the Past

First publishedJul 9, 04:00 PM
Last updatedJul 11, 09:26 PM · 9m ago
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Louis C.K. Is Stuck in the Past
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Louis C.K. was telling jokes in his new comedy show, 'Ridiculous.' He asked the audience a question about his age. Instead of a quick answer, he gave a deep thought about getting older. He said he lives in the present because he is scared of the past and future.

Why it matters

This moment shows how funny comedians can be. It makes people think deeply about their own aging too.

In brief
What did Louis C.K. say when asked his age?
He said he is so old that he lives in the present because of fear.
Why does he live in the present?
He feels there is too much past and not enough future to focus on.
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All outlets frame this story by focusing on a specific, thoughtful moment during his comedy special.

  • Angle 1Framing signal
    The depth of his humor is highlighted.
    The AtlanticFocuses on the 'uncomfortably candid' nature of his jokes.
  • Angle 2Framing signal
    His skill in comedy is mentioned.
    The AtlanticNotes his 'well-honed, self-d[issection]' ability.
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