Club Shay Shay - Ryan Davis Part 2

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Rates may vary. Ryan Davis steps onto Club Shay Shay calling himself the GOAT of his generation — and explains why.

From starring on Curb Your Enthusiasm and Insecure to becoming a true pioneer in digital comedy, Ryan breaks down how reacting to trending videos turned him into “your favorite comic’s favorite comic” and led to sold-out comedy tours across the world. He explains how mastering timing, storytelling, and internet culture helped him turn everyday moments into viral comedy that connects with fans across continents.

He reflects on the first reaction video that changed his life, his most-viewed clip, and how celebrities like Odell Beckham Jr. and Kevin Durant responded — including his jokes about KD’s hair and championships, and how athletes secretly love being the subject of great comedy even when they act annoyed online. Ryan opens up about comedy beefs, including public disagreements with Corey Holcomb and Faizon Love, and how Ali Siddiq helped him release his special independently on YouTube after losing monetization — plus whether comedians should still chase Netflix or go fully independent in today’s creator economy.

He credits Kountry Wayne for helping him grow his business mindset, reacts to the Tyler Perry lawsuit, names his Mount Rushmore of social media comedians, and explains why DC Young Fly inspired him to start posting online. Ryan also shares his thoughts on the backlash over Druski wearing White face and how Kevin Hart motivated him to take stand-up seriously.

The episode takes a deeper turn as Ryan talks about his son being nonverbal, his daughter wanting him just for his money, the terrifying moment the mother of his children went into a coma after childbirth, co-parenting after their breakup, dating, and the toxic relationships he’s experienced while navigating fame. See for privacy information.