Who is the best stand-up comic of the 90s?

Dive into a showdown of humor that spans the spectrum from iconic legends to hidden gems, where you'll find everything from sharp social commentary to relatable family anecdotes. Who truly rules the stage of the 90s—will your favorite emerge victorious?

1

Chris Rock

Pioneer of social commentary in stand-up comedy

2

Norm Macdonald

Recognized for his dry wit and Weekend Update segments

3

Jerry Seinfeld

Known for sitcom Seinfeld and observational humor

4

Eddie Murphy

Starred in iconic comedy specials and films like Delirious

5

George Carlin

Renowned for his dark humor and social critiques

6

Ray Romano

Starred in Everybody Loves Raymond, known for family humor

7

Bill Hicks

Cult favorite known for his provocative and philosophical style

8

Denis Leary

Known for his edgy humor and the show Rescue Me

9

Steven Wright

Famous for deadpan delivery and one-liners

10

Mitch Hedberg

Known for his unique style and surreal humor

11

Ellen DeGeneres

Pioneering female comic known for her relatable humor

12

Jeff Foxworthy

Known for his redneck jokes and comedy albums

13

Dave Chappelle

Famous for Chappelle's Show and sharp satire

14

Bill Engvall

Famous for his blue-collar comedy and catchphrase 'Here's your sign'

15

Janeane Garofalo

Famous for her sarcastic and political comedy

16

Margaret Cho

Known for her bold commentary on race and identity