Comedy - Where To Go To Find Funny Internet Videos

The Internet has taken over the office water cooler as the place to discuss news of the day and share a funny joke. Instead of knock-knock jokes and one liners people on the Internet enjoy sharing funny video clips. Quick, free and often times hilarious there are plenty of places to that end up hosting funny video clips online. Free comedy is everywhere on the Internet, and this helpful guide will show you the easiest and most reliable places to watch comedy online.

If you are looking for exclusive funny video clips from today's hottest comedians, Funny Or Die should be one of the first websites you visit. Funny or Die was started by comedian Will Ferrell and his partner Adam McKay through their Gary Sanchez production company. On the Funny Or Die site viewers can either vote for a funny video to be immortalized or am un-funny video to be sent into the virtual crypt. Another way Funny Or Die separates itself with it's free comedy is the number high profile comedians it gets to contribute. The videos with lesser known names are often by Los Angeles comedy improve teams and sketch groups. If you need a quick laugh, check out Funny Or Die's very first funny video clip, the Landlord staring Will Ferrell.

The Upright Citizens Brigade started as a sketch comedy troupe consisting of comedians Matt Besser, Amy Poehler, Ian Roberts and Matt Walsh. The troupe of comedians eventually went on to star in a television show on Comedy Central that lasted for a few years. Their website UCBtheater.com is the home of the Upright Citizens Brigade, an improv comedy school, a comedy theater and host to some of the funniest video clips online today. As LA comedy students perfect their craft they also pump out funny video clips that can to be distributed online. Additionally the founding members often times contribute their own comedy, often times creating materials with the in house troupes in the LA comedy scene and NY comedy scene. The LA comedy sketch group Cream, made up of UCB performers, has a hilarious video online called 'We Got Your B-Roll'.

Started as a college newspaper The Onion has grown to a leading source for funny Internet videos. The Onion has taken twenty years to establish itself as a leading source for comedy. Like a traditional newspaper the Onion covers all aspects of the news, sports, entertainment and politics. Their satirical videos are one of the most downloaded free comedy clips online today. Great production quality makes The Onion's funny videos almost indistinguishable from an actual news broadcast. The Onion.com's video clips have become so popular online it has spawned a new show for Comedy Central called Sports Dome, focusing on their sports related satire. If you need a hilarious link to watch comedy online check out 'Sick Girl Fulfills Dream of Heckling David Wright'.

YouTube would seem like the first place to go when seeking out funny video clips online. YouTube has millions of videos and it is tough often to sort through to find the truly funny clips. Instead I would recommend checking out Youtubefunnyvideoclips.com, which picks the best free comedy on YouTube so you don't waste all day searching for funny videos. Their homepage is updated frequently and definitely worth checking out if you are looking for videos before they go viral. Sure comedians can make funny online clips, but some of the most hilarious are created by normal everyday people. Watching a woman fall into a fountain while texting is downright hilariou.

Collectively these sites are a great start to finding funny video clips online. Often times though the easiest way to find a great free comedy video is through word of mouth. Through email and social networking funny clips are passed around from person to person, often creating a buzz drawing more attention and more views until the funny video clip reaches a saturation point with millions of views. Funny Or Die is on the cutting edge of comedy skits online and a definite destination worth checking out.com, The Onion.com, UCBtheater.com and Youtubefunnyvideoclips.com.