Turning Corners | Courtney "Goldie" Jackson from Flavor of Love says anything can be funny? #shorts

28 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Courtney “Goldie” Jackson argues that no subject is off‑limits for comedy as long as the performer has sufficient skill. She cites an anecdote about fellow comedian Chantay Wayans delivering a joke about being molested; despite the taboo nature of the material, the audience reacts positively because of the way the joke is told. Goldie concludes that mastery of comedic technique can make any topic funny, regardless of its sensitivity.

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think is anything off limits. I don't, honestly, because I've seen— I watch so much comedy. I've seen so many people be funny about so many different topics, like even stuff that's taboo. Like I've seen, uh, like my girl, um, I'm forgetting her name, Chantay Wayans, right? Okay, Chantay does a joke about liking being molested, and the crowd, like you could tell everybody booty clenches. But it's funny the way she tells the joke. It's funny. And I'm like, man, so I think if you're, if you skilled enough, you can make anything funny.