After the festive fireworks subdued to give Tinseltown its momentum with a golden curtain raiser, stars left their luxurious holiday homes to fit in their cramped-up vanity vans to craft a show-stopping moment that goes down in history. With the sparks flying everywhere, and A-listers serving A-game on the red carpet, countless high notes made the evening worthwhile. However, Andrew Schulz and Charlamagne tha God were completely blown away by host Nikki Glaser’s no-holds-barred comedy that highlighted the rise of comic relief in Donald Trump’s era.

Schulz and Charlamagne recently reviewed the comic pills Glaser served at the Golden Globes with special appreciation for Trump over an unexpected contribution.

Nikki Glaser made a smashing debut as a first-time solo female host at the recently held Golden Globe Awards with her wit outshining the golden tickets single-handedly. In a recent episode of the Brilliant Idiots podcast, Andrew Schulz and Charlamagne tha God reflected on some of Glaser’s golden pot of jokes, giving her the pats for making the room “uncomfortable.” While the duo were on the lookout for some specific punchlines, Charlamagne saw a welcome change in “Trump era” comedy.

Charlamagne’s secret to a joke’s divine delivery lies in the conditioning of comedians being utterly unapologetic with a healthy dose of zero concern. He believes the hosts were ignorant of fidgeting with such subjects because they were either worried about the backlash with networks not airing it or losing sponsorships. Schulz noted that when networks care less, comedians follow suit, citing his own migration to YouTube and Instagram to illustrate he can change the stage but the brand of comedy remains non-negotiable.

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While Andrew Schulz and Charlamagne talked about the unsaid changes in showbiz after the political switch Stateside, Nikki Glaser left no stones unturned in her political quip.

Much like the Academy Awards puts Tinseltown on a rollercoaster, the presidential election turned out to be a high-stakes award show for Hollywood with A-listers stepping up to public endorsements amidst the highlights of their career. Although the voting dust has settled, Nikki Glaser unleashed a parting Golden Globes salvo at the A-listers. With tongue in cheek, Glaser began by questioning her own temerity in roasting Tinseltown’s elite.

“I mean, you can literally do anything except tell the country who to vote for,” she joked, wryly acknowledging the star’s influence while poking fun at the limits of their political pull. This was merely one of the many golden barbs Glaser had in store for the evening, but the words of Andrew Schulz and Charlamagne added weight, underscoring that humor can pack a punch without courting controversy when the outlet is right.

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