Shane Gillis believes that comedians should be judged by their work after their death rather than being labeled geniuses during their lifetime.

“i don't think people are supposed to be called geniuses until after they're dead because you know because it's kind of one of those things where it's a boss true excuse me you know because it's like you know i would say louie's a genius stand-up comedian at comedy”

Matt McCusker argues that Sarah Cooper's lip-syncing videos are successful because the original content, such as Donald Trump's speeches, is inherently funny regardless of her performance.

“all you have to do is close your eyes not watch her do the imitation and it's still funny because it's just donald trump saying wild [ __ ] yeah so it does hold up by itself exactly you don't even need her imitating it”