Comedy

Haitian-American comic, Wil Sylvince, began his comedy career using material from incidents of personal embarrassment during his teens. His style is kinetic, punctuating laugh lines with mugging and wild gestures. He works the audience with eye popping, pregnant silences to prolong laugh lines, and fixed stares to underscore selected jokes.

Just For Laughs Festival: Wil Sylvince - Jamaican Speak

Under the duress of his parents' urging, he majored in mechanical engineering at college. Comedy called to him, though, chiefly through Richard Pryor's ballsy comedy act that exposed black ghetto stereotypes as lies. His gigs at the Comedy Cellar led to touring the U.S. with Damon Wayans and other comedians. more »

Maxime Clerge or Pe Maximo is undoubtedly the most talented but underrated comedian that Haiti has ever produced. He is well known for stand-up comedy routine where he exhibits his superb ability to mimic the voice impressions of many famous personalities especially people like President Jean Bertrand Aristide, Alexandre Bonifas, Leslie Francois Manigat, Emmanuel Charlemagne and Mr. Reynold Georges.

Pè Maximo - Jean Bertrand Aristide

The Haitian comedian Tonton Bicha is at it again. This time famous comedian is a King accompanied with some beautiful women.

In this clip made for Hotel Kingdom Haiti Tonton Bicha finally exercised his power to walk on water.

This is one of the best ever created by the king of advertizing in Haiti. Do you remember his last hit commercial about his death. One can say that bicha moved from death to king more »

This is the video that has been a big hit on youtube recently.

This Haitian man is obviously is deep into a conversation with a member of his family.

From what I can try to get out of this conversation, this Haitian gentleman inside the car is talking about "I talk to you..." Something like:"You keep money for Fritz of Fritz To" more »

This is the case of a Haitian taking a message over the telephone. This actually took place in France. Apparently this person is working in a restaurant and while the manager is absent, he had the opportunity to answer the phone.

The client who called wanted to speak to a specific person. I think the name is Verge. The address of the restaurant is Number 19, Rue Rogereau. Is it Oauogero. The rest is for you to judge. more »