John is very enthusiastic in his show. If you grew up Christian or are a Christian now you'll find alot of this relatable and funny. If you support lgbtq people like I do, some of the jokes from the 2nd opener will be triggering. As the mom of a Trans son I was disheartened by the claps and hollars about the recent Budweiser controversy. I tried to just let it go and enjoy the show. I did but I just want others to know so you're not going into it blind like me.

I love John and had seen him before in Kansas City a few years ago. I was with my husband, who is very hard of hearing. It was very difficult for him to be able to hear and understand, so wasn't as much fun for me as I wish it had been. Hearing impaired people have a really hard time with the hand held microphones. Still liked the show.

He’s hilarious. Hands down one of the funniest shows I’ve ever seen.

I was disappointed. I saw him at Hilarities. And I thought he was hilarious. Maybe he got to big.

I took two days off of work, drove 3 hours from Dallas, got a nice hotel room and thought that my husband and I would enjoy a fun night at the John Christ show. In the first 20 minutes John joked about Covid deaths, a stray bullet killing a man while he was in bed with his wife, shooting an illegal person in the head for crossing the border in China, man that was eaten by crocodile, the people that died in the submarine explosion and much more distasteful material. I was completely shocked at his jokes and even more by the constant clapping of the audience, he also had security take a woman out by security because she said he was being rude and once again the Austin, TX audience clapped and laughed at her being escorted out. I have been watching and sharing John's videos for years so I was and am still shocked at what he thought was funny material. My husband and I left early. The venue was nice and the staff were friendly, but we left very disappointed.

the opening video was funny. the rest was inappropriate, not funny material. the only difference between us and Disappointed in Dallas is I feel bad that we didn't leave.