Some of the top shows on television have been battling it out. Late Night comedy, and internet comedy are meshed in the same category. You have well financed syndicated shows, and low budget internet shows, getting solid ratings and making people laugh all over time and space.
The one thing that is certain, is the notion that minority comedy shows: late night television has GONE. With Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Late Show with Steven Colbert, the Late, Late show with James Corden, Last Call with Carson Daily, and Late Night with Seth Meyers give no audience a look at minority comics on national TV. And cable TV is even worse, USA offers none; TNT, none: TBS has Conan, Comedy Central has a low budget, in terms of producing for a major network in The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, and the Daly Show with Trevon Noah, Viacom network run previously recorded sitcoms. And BET (Company in trouble) offer no place for comedy from a minority.
The lone place for a syndicated show is on the internet. And with the broad of YouTube, the real place to show case a watchable show is on #Facebook. In a year span ratings like this would win awards, but on the internet; these such ratings go unheard. These are real ratings in the order of which they viewed.
10: The Late, Late Show with James Corden (CBS) Ratings 3.9: 800,000 viewers weekly average
9: The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore (Comedy Central) ratings 4.7: 850,000 viewers weekly average
8: The Daily Show with Trevor Noah ratings (Comedy Central) 4.71: 900,000 viewers weekly average
7: Last Call with Carson Daly Ratings (NBC) 4.72: 1 million viewers weekly average
6: The Late Show with Steven Colbert (CBS) ratings 5.5: 1.5 million viewers weekly average
5: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) ratings 5.8: 2 million viewers weekly average
4: Conan (TBS) ratings 5.9: 2.2 million viewers weekly weekly average
3: Late Night with Seth Meyers (NBC) ratings 6: 2.5 million viewers weekly average
2: Real Comedians From Da Hood (Webmii) ratings 6.9 (rise over run) 10 million impressions, equals 2.6 million weekly viewers.
1: The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) ratings 9: 3.5 million viewers weekly average
Nobody is topping Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Meyers benefits from the crowd Jimmy brings in — yet other than the internet in a special program that allows online syndicated shows from low budget productions to compete with major networks: Webmii, shows like Real Comedians From Da Hood are smashing these late night tv slots. For Real Comedians From Da Hood to even compete in the same space as Jimmy Fallon, and at a stretch in a year from 3/2015 to 3/2016 — the web show stood on top of Fallon’s crushing show. Showing that a minority show with the same budget production as those in major networks can survive and surpass.
Real Comedians From Da Hood is the real deal, so real that Saturday Night Live has been forced to eat second place on the internet and in production. This comes after the show stole a pilot about Lil Wayne from Real Comedians From Da Hood. Without the smart and funny likes coming from Real Comedians From Da Hood — late night tv would be lost. Internet shows that have fell, Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee (Jerry Sinfield) Marlon Wayans (What The Funny) and many others have not been able to grow internet ratings to the high of Real Comedians From Da Hood, to even be displayed against late night television.
What makes this show so special, is the notion that in gossip news: this show sets the agenda for those late night show. And if you haven’t seen the clips, and memes plus impression that make Real Comedians From Da Hood — the most watch weblog ever assembled on the internet: you’re missing a great war on celebrities.
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