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Stand-up comedy is a humorous genre in which the comedian performs directly to the audience, telling funny stories, jokes and everyday observations. Unlike other forms of comedy, there are no elaborate characters or plots; it's just the comedian and his microphone, trying to get genuine laughs from the audience. The format allows for an intimate connection between the artist and the audience, often exploring universal themes such as relationships, work, family and embarrassing situations in everyday life. A comedian's ability to find humor in the most common situations is what makes stand-up so captivating. Stand-up comedians often use self-deprecating humor, sharp social observations, and irony to create an environment of genuine comedy. Additionally, improvisation is a fundamental part of stand-up, allowing comedians to react to audience feedback and adapt to the mood of the moment. Stand-up comedy has a long history, with roots dating back to 19th century vaudeville and stage comedians. However, it has gained significant popularity in recent decades, with comedians such as Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Joan Rivers, and Eddie Murphy shaping the genre in the United States. In the contemporary scenario, streaming platforms and social networks have allowed comedians to reach global audiences, making stand-up comedy a truly international form of entertainment. It continues to evolve, bringing new voices and perspectives to the world of comedy, providing laughter and food for thought to audiences around the world.