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absurdist humor
Absurdist humor is comedic expression that emphasizes the illogical, nonsensical, or contradictory nature of situations, often used to highlight the futility or meaninglessness of social constructs.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche employs absurdist humor as a tool for social commentary, pivoting from earnest discussion into playful deconstruction of serious topics—extending "lives matter" rhetoric to giraffe lives or waffle rights to expose the arbitrariness of human hierarchies. This comedic mode allows the show to address weighty subjects without solemnity, creating space for both critique and levity among host and guests.
Episodes (4)
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Emma Leviathan's Bold Statement Do Human Lives Matter
A brief conversation touching on various 'lives matter' themes with playful commentary on human lives versus giraffe lives, followed by casual chat between host and guest.
Last Stream
Psyche's final stream, a chaotic and emotionally raw farewell featuring musical performances, personal confessions about Scientology, and reflections on his role as a content creator and father figure to his audience.
Last Call
A chaotic late-night stream titled "Last Call" featuring Psyche, panelists, and various guests including boxer Alex Gucci, with drinking, banter, technical difficulties, and trivia games.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
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