
Originally Posted by
bleedingboi
TS, I appreciate your opinion, but let me educate you first about comedy.
There are different genres of comedies. And we Filipinos are basically used to the "slapstick" styles and prop comedies used on films for decades, where someone needs to get hurt/slapped/bumped/stumbled in order to be funny, or someone needs to be insulted to appease audiences. Dating back from Dolphy, to Babalu and Redford then now with Pooh or Chokoleyt. And we have "Insult" comedies done by Vice Ganda and other comedy bar acts.
This is one reason why a majority of Filipinos won't laugh when watching stage acts by Jay Leno, Bill Maher, Jon Stewart or George Carlin. (Well, if we put aside the language barrier, of course).
Ryan Rems comedic genre is an overlap of Satire/Surreal/Observational comedy, and it's very rare here in RP, which is what ABS-CBN Studio Execs are looking for. He can really write satires and surreal jokes. He's the Filipino version of Jon Stewart or Dave Chapelle.
So to answer your question, yes there's a bit wrong with how you absorb jokes. You need to step out of that basement/mentality and explore the variety of options humans have. But it's your opinion, so our hands are tied.