
Stand-up comedian
Observational, irritable stand-up from Kansas City — Middle Rage is the thesis: pharmaceutical ads, aging, football and Taco Bell.
The question everybody asks
He took 3rd place on season 4 of NBC's Last Comic Standing, and has since turned up on his own Comedy Central Presents, Live at Gotham, The Bob & Tom Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, plus the film The Opening Act (2020). His specials run from Ugly & Angry (2014, Netflix + Prime) through There's No Money in Babies (2023) to Middle Rage (2026).
Dates without a Tickets button are as listed on chrisportercomedy.com, read on 2026-10-19; check the room for tickets. 3 more dates there could not be read cleanly and are not shown.
Chris Porter: There's No Money In Babies - Full Comedy Special 1.5M views, on @HeliumComedyStudios
The 2026 hour Middle Rage gives the act its framing: observational comedy that is irritable by design.
His 2023 hour is up whole as "Chris Porter: There's No Money In Babies - Full Comedy Special" on @HeliumComedyStudios.
A long-running affection for Taco Bell, with a clip of its own: "Chris Porter: Ugly and Angry - Won't Stop Eating Taco Bell".
The Comedy Central set posted as "Chris Porter - Verlander & Sons - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored".
Recurring targets of the act: pharmaceutical ads, aging, and football viewing habits.
A short built on the premise "Do you realize some people have never been lost?"
Observational and irritable by design — the Middle Rage framing is the thesis. Recurring targets: pharmaceutical ads, aging, football viewing habits, and a long-running affection for Taco Bell. Blue-leaning.
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