Kathy Griffin - "Look At My Butt Crack" comedy album review

I am well aware that Kathy Griffin, two-time Emmy award winning comedienne and reigning Grammy award winner for Best Comedy album, is not for everyone. However, if she is not for you, chances are that you are really boring and have no sense of humor #sorrynotsorry. The self proclaimed Queen of the D-Lists's latest comedy album "Look At My Butt Crack" dropped suddenly on August 14th, soon after it was recorded at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, with the aim of garnering Griffin a seventh consecutive Grammy nomination.

This album is classic Kathy Griffin, the sharp tongued comedienne once again regales the audience with insider tales of some of Hollywood's most famous (and craziest) celebrities. Ms. Griffin also allows the audience a sneak peek into her own life, through personal stories about her and her much younger boyfriend, not to mention the usual segment dedicated to her dysfunctional relationship with her mother, Maggie, who would of course be familiar to any fan of Griffin's reality show Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List.

Not only is Kathy Griffin an excellent  stand up performer, never once letting her voice waver or losing her breath during the two hour act, but a truely hilarious comedian that delivers consistent laugh-out-loud material. Griffin's style of humor is best suited to anybody with an interest in celebrities and pop culture in general, as she offers a sneak peek into the world of Hollywood's elite and their off-times ridiculous behaviour.

I purchased "Look At My Butt Crack" via the Apple iTunes Store for $16.99, and it was certainly worth every cent. Not only are Griffin's comedic stories of her usual hilarious quality, the audio for the file is clear and crisp, making it an easy listen.

Overall rating: ★★★★½

Satirising everyone from Madonna, Harry Styles, the entire Kardashian clan and even her own mother, "Look At My Butt Crack" is Griffin's usual no holds barred approach to comedy!  Ms. Griffin's unashamed attempt at a seventh consecutive Grammy nomination could very well be realised, as this album demonstrates her strength as a stand up performer and her undoubted comedic ability. Worth every cent!