5 transgender comedians that’ll make you LOL

In the comedy world, transgender comedians are trailblazing a path that blends laughter with powerful storytelling. They are redefining the comedy landscape by infusing their humor with personal narratives, challenging norms, and sparking conversations around identity and acceptance.

Through their distinct comedic styles, these individuals prove that comedy is a powerful tool for change. As they continue to pave the way, they remind us that the stage can be a platform for advocacy and still make us laugh the entire time.

Here are five transgender comedians that’ll make you LOL.

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Patti Harrison

Patti Harrison, an American comedian with a razor-sharp wit, brings a refreshing honesty to her comedic performances. Through her stand-up sets and acting roles, she challenges societal norms and dives headfirst into the intricacies of being a transgender woman. With a fearless delivery, Harrison explores various topics, including relationships, dating, and navigating the world as a transgender individual. Whether she’s acting in movies, starring in TV shows, or getting kicked off Twitter for impersonating a cookie, she’ll keep you in stitches the entire time.

Ian Harvie

Ian Harvie, a trailblazing stand-up comedian and actor, invites audiences into his world as a transgender man with candid humor and raw vulnerability. His comedy is a window into his life, offering insight into the challenges and triumphs of his personal journey. With a unique ability to find laughter in life’s complexities, Harvie paves the way for conversations around transgender identity, mental health, and self-discovery. You’ve seen him on multiple TV shows, but his stand-up routines are some of his best work.

Nori Reed

Nori Reed, a rising star in the comedy scene, uses their platform to weave together humor and insight in a thought-provoking manner. With a style that balances personal anecdotes with astute observations, Reed dives into topics like LGBTQ+ experiences, mental health, and self-growth. And who else could reveal the biggest secret about trans rights? (It’s a pyramid scheme.)

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D’Lo (D’Lo Ravi)

D’Lo, a remarkable queer and transgender Tamil-Sri Lankan-American comedian, brings a multifaceted approach to comedy that traverses cultural identity, queerness, and family dynamics. Their performances testify to the importance of representation and authenticity on stage. While he’s been in several TV shows, his infectious stage presence has made him a hit at comedy clubs nationwide.

Julia Scotti

Julia Scotti’s stand-up comedy resonates with audiences from all walks of life. Julia’s courage in sharing her journey as an elder transgender woman through her comedy has not only shattered stereotypes, it gave her an edge on America’s Got Talent. With an uncanny ability to find laughter in both the challenges and triumphs of her life, her comedic brilliance has paved the way for greater visibility and understanding.