How would these two songs go over at a comedy club?

Question

I don't really like to think of myself as a comedian. I try to imitate John Valby aka Dr. Dirty. He is more of an adult musician.

If I were to perform some of my 'R' rated song, I don't know where else to perform.

I have many other songs that are better than these two songs, but I just chose these songs because I wanted to see how well people like them.

On soundclick.com, some people on the site writes songs that are not very well written. At least mine makes sense and is catchy.

So, anyway, after you take a listen, would these two songs go over at a comedy club. If not a comedy club, what kind of place would songs like these fit in.

Dr. Dirty performs on the east coast, so his songs goes over well, because people on the east coast just loves his 'R' rated songs.

By the way I am from Missouri (South Central part) so that is why there is a little southern in my singing.

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=643309

nylatinan...

Thanks for giving me feedback about the songs. I like to gather a few feedback before I actually venture out onto the stage.

Like I said, I don't consider myself a comedian. I am just an adult musician just like John Valby. His fans believe the dirtier the song, the better. But it is good to know that the song might not do well at a comedy club.

Answer 1

Kevin,
I am not a prude but the frosty song was totally obnoxious not to mention I totally accept the gay lifestyle but I don't need a visual. the blowing in the wind song is just not funny I'm sorry. PS i'm a native new yorker

Answer 2

In my experience, comedy songs are always the low point of any comedy night. They are never as funny as stand-up, and never as musical as a real song.

If you need to explain Dr. Dirty that much, perhaps he isn't that famous... why might that be? Perhaps it's because comedy songs aren't all that popular...