Young Thug United Center Concert reviews
Good for kids and the elderly... maybe?
I chuckled a few times at Young Thug's performance, but couldn't find a real laugh. Honestly, he just wasn't that funny. He seemed to keep forgetting his routine, which was annoying. The only people laughing were the kids and some giddy women who will laugh at anything. You know the type.
I was trying to figure out how to watch him. Do I watch him on the big screen that the palace theater has set up or try to watch him in person from my rather distant seat? Eventually, I figured out how to tune out the person and just watch him on the screen. It was difficult though. They really should not have that screen right behind the comedian. Move it way up high so you can't see the live person and the screen together. It was nauseating trying to watch the comedian in person and have his oversized image directly behind him on screen. It was like trying to watch a home movie taken by someone on a small boat in very choppy waters.
I'd never heard of Young Thug until seeing him at the palace. I now know why he's not a household name. I should have saved the $53 and the drive to Albany and just gone to youtube and watched ALL of his bits for free. This comedian is a $25 ticket... tops. No way is he worth $50+ to see.
The only good thing about this show was that the seats at the Palace are infinity more comfortable than those torture racks at proctors.
I will say that Young Thug shows are very kid friendly as there is absolutely no profanity.