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For Linda

Michelle Wolf

YouTube · 2026 · 58 min

Club set on motherhood, celebrity ghostwriting, and setting the record straight.

Michelle Wolf's first special since The Well (2025). Released , on YouTube.

Michelle Wolf announces early that having a baby destroyed whatever impulse she had left to play nice, and the cleanest payoff comes when she settles an old industry dispute. Halfway through the set, she claims ownership of Kim Kardashian’s 2021 Saturday Night Live monologue, taking a casual shot at Amy Schumer for taking credit: “You know I actually did it, because it was funny”.

Filmed at the DC Improv in Washington, D.C., the 58-minute set trades the sheen of large theaters for a low ceiling and direct punchlines. Wolf talks about the exhausting mechanics of early motherhood, alongside the bizarre trade of writing freelance jokes for celebrities like Serena Williams.

She released the set straight to YouTube in late 2026 to burn off material while actively touring an entirely different hour on the road.

Notable bits & set list

3 bits
  1. Writing Kim Kardashian's SNL monologue and Amy Schumer taking credit

    Wolf recalls writing the October 2021 monologue for Kim Kardashian, jokes that Schumer took credit for it ('And you know I actually did it, because it was funny'), and recounts that Kanye West became personally mad at her over the material.

  2. Writing for tennis icon Serena Williams and celebrity culture

    Shares entertaining behind-the-scenes stories exploring the unusual intersection of comedy, fame, and writing for recognizable icons.

  3. The exhausting realities and unrealistic standards of motherhood

    Examines the challenges of being a working parent and preserving personal identity, contrasting real struggles against picture-perfect social media posts.

How it plays

Tone
Sarcastic, intelligent, brutally honest, biting, bold, and provocative
On stage
Fearless, razor-sharp, unapologetically honest, combining sharp social commentary with personal vulnerability
About
Motherhood and parenting, Gender dynamics and cultural double standards, Celebrity culture, Writing for high-profile figures, Climate change

What the critics said

Praised for blending her signature biting wit and fearless honesty with personal vulnerability and refreshingly candid insights into modern motherhood and celebrity culture.

Summed up from reviews, articles and listings. Sources: midnight.movie, weownthelaughs.com, clipzag.com, goodwatch.app, leftnews.net, ew.com, flicklist.tv, jestercomedyapp.com.

Backstory

Motherhood and raising a new baby while managing a comedy career and navigating societal standards and expectations placed on mothers

Details

Released
Taped
DC Improv
Runtime
58 min
Where
YouTube
Director
Matthew Salacuse
Topics
Before
The Well (2025)
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