Gianmarco Soresi Delivers Crazy Take on Politics and Family Dynamics

Gianmarco Soresi has struck comedic gold again with his latest bit, leaving audiences in stitches as he tackles the heavy topic of politics through a personal and humorous lens. In a recent video, Soresi opens with a sharp and poignant comment on the overturning of Roe v. Wade, positioning himself as pro-choice with his unique, albeit controversial, twist on the term "anti-baby."

Soresi's humor takes a personal turn as he shares a tongue-in-cheek confession about his three little sisters, stating they "should have been aborted." His biting satire continues as he critiques political figures like Mitch McConnell, humorously suggesting that McConnell doesn't care about anyone who looks better than him.

The crux of Soresi's lesson in politics comes through a nostalgic family anecdote. He recounts a Christmas memory where he pretended to want to go to church with his grandma, not out of genuine desire, but because he needed her vote to watch "Die Hard" as the family’s Christmas movie. This clever metaphor underscores the performative nature of politics, where pretending to care can secure the votes needed to achieve one's true goals.

Viewers have reacted positively to Soresi's performance. Comments highlight various aspects of his talent and delivery:

- "Gianmarco Soresi is pretty solid. He had a really funny bit where he de-railed himself in the middle of a set, because he was fascinated by the ASL interpreter."

- "Not only that, but Die Hard is the Best Christmas movie."

- "In German, birth control pills are called 'Antibabypillen.'"

- "This is 'the difference in p***philia' guy, right? His delivery is immaculate."

- "Saw him live in Plano TX not too long ago. Good stuff. His crowd work is pretty stellar."

- "I saw Die Hard 3 when it was new. Still haven't seen the original. One of these years..."

- "Anthony Jeselnik vibes."

- "Reminds me of Bo Burnham in his voice a bit."

- "That's funny as hell."

Soresi's ability to blend personal stories with sharp political commentary has clearly resonated with audiences, drawing comparisons to other comedic greats like Anthony Jeselnik and Bo Burnham. His mastery in delivery and crowd work further cements his status as a rising star in the comedy world. For those who haven't yet experienced Soresi's unique brand of humor, this latest bit is a must-watch.