Mohamed Mansouri hasn't gotten over the cartoon "Once Upon a Time... Life" yet, as evidenced by this completely absurd sketch. Teachers with bad breath, Daech, vomiting, tricky exams, you name it!

Alexis goes all out, especially on topics like pedophilia, girls at clubs, homosexuality, and suicide. Alexis embodies dark humor itself. Nothing scares him, his motto being: you can laugh about anything, even funeral homes.

Christ-Antony met a girl on Tinder, telling her he's looking for someone sincere and not superficial. When they got intimate, Christ-Antony's underwear was torn, but he has a technique to hide it so it doesn't show.

Le public confond Sum, avec Kody, Maître Gims et d'autres, il faut arrêter avec ces confusions. Sum se trouve gros, il a donc décidé de maigrir mais c'est aussi avant tout parce qu'il a des problèmes sexuels.

Keina gives herself a headache because she thinks she has a shitty voice. She's a bit disgusted, no longer believing in human relationships or couples. And her latest date at a snack bar isn't going to change her mind. Even though she knows she lacks class, she refuses to be called a "beurette" – it's racist and sexist.

Thomas is originally from Normandy but has been living in Brussels for 2 years. He's a bit stressed because it's the first time he's going to be on the internet, and it might change his appearance. He loves football; if he's French, it's mainly for football and not for politics.

Ike met the love of his life in Paris, and whenever she starts an argument, he has the solution. What he loves about Paris is that each metro line has its own atmosphere and diverse passengers.

Bilal is from Remicourt. He enjoys being alone with his computer and learning new things. In fact, he has decided to create his own horoscope, tailored to people's personalities. He provides extremely accurate recommendations for each individual.

In high school, Sacko loved imitating Americans with just three English words. However, he realized that his knowledge was too limited, so he decided to go to the United States to learn the language. Over there, people love the French, even the gangsters adore them. Sacko practiced taekwondo for 15 years, but he lost every fight.

Nash's boyfriend recently left her, so she's searching for true love. She met Walid on a dating app, but on their first date, she noticed he didn't look anything like his photo. She tried going to a nightclub, but that didn't work out either. To take her mind off things, she went to London, but she didn't find the change of scenery she hoped for.

Oualas is from Ivory Coast. His father initially left Morocco to go to France, but he ended up in Ivory Coast. He saw a French flag and entered the country. Unlike his stand-up comedian colleagues who tour Europe, Oualas tours Africa, which is very different. He went to London, but it didn't go well; he only saw the airport.

Julien is afraid of going to the hairdresser. You know how you go there, but you don't know how you'll come back. He's afraid of a lot of things, especially the dark since he was little. But you don't know what real fear is until you've taken the night bus.

Guillaume went to Australia, where he was dumped by his ex after 10 years together. Then, he met other girls and one guy in particular: an "onzopolar". She had eleven personalities in the same body, and it didn't work out between them.

Abou Dia was in a relationship with Mariama, a knockout, everything was going well between them, but when he met her parents, it didn't go well. They were very attracted to money. To marry Mariama, the father calculated that it would cost a dowry of €10,000 net.

Rokhaya met a guy who was going to Thailand with friends. He asked her if she wanted a gift, and she asked for a test instead. She clearly felt scammed in this relationship, and in fact, she feels like her whole life is a scam.

Di Mambro is often considered a hipster, but he has nothing to do with them. He thinks it's because of his beanie, but for him, the beanie is just a way to hide his baldness. At his friends' parties, he attracts all the hipsters who come to talk to him, so he no longer goes to the parties and goes to bed early with his nightcap.

Le D was dumped by his girlfriend, so he went back to live with his parents. The problem is that his father traumatized him when he was a child, always wanting to do too much.

Mazine's humor is fueled by hatred; he hates everything and everyone. His issue with idiots is that they have the same rights as everyone else, there are no rules made specifically for them. Moreover, idiots influence the youth. Recently, he spent some time with his little cousin, and the conclusion is that he hates him.

Abdel isn't in a relationship, but he does have two fantasies. He thinks he's single because he's weird and doesn't know how to flirt. Yet he's tried everything to flirt with girls, he even tried being a singer.

Déelle has been single for a long time. She's self-conscious about her weight, so she went out for a run in the street. She thinks she's too ugly to find love, yet she dreams of true love.

BlagAdam tackles fatphobia with a lot of light-heartedness in this Tarmac Comedy.

Hervé Kimenyi explains through his hilarious anecdotes why everyone is crazy!

The differences between his exes (one white, the other black), the Algerian and Congolese driving schools where he learned to drive, and ... Marine Le Pen: Benito was in great form during his appearance on Tarmac Comedy!

Sacha Ferra talks about his move to Flanders and some of his first experiences...

Zaef Le Sans Papiers, the first undocumented comedian in France, appeared on Tarmac Comedy. And as he himself puts it, "Enjoy it, it may not last."

On the Tarmac Comedy stage, we welcome Antho! His biggest dream? To be super muscular... but it's not looking promising.

"Does everyone see Diam's clearly? Yeah? Well, I looked like Diam's' brother." Flora talks about femininity in her sketch for TARMAC COMEDY.

Dams comes from the Comoros... Rumor has it that Obama does too, Wikipedia says so!

Paul de Saint-Sernin grew up in a (very) large family, so he always gets asked the same questions...

"Vodka? It doesn't leave memories, it erases them... that's what it's for!" Tatiana is Russian and she talks about stereotypes about her country!

You may have already seen MOORAD KTB in "Neuilly sa mère sa mère!" or during his appearance on the Jamel Comedy Club. Tonight, he talks to us about his life as a man with glasses as well as his recent vacation in Algeria...

Yass On Stage is Kabyle. His dad's specialty? Saying a huge sentence in Kabyle and ending it with a French word...

Booba with his nasal rap, SCH who thinks he's Spiderman, and PNL's almost spiritual flow... Nassim gives us his take on the rap scene of 2019.

Djamel got married, he paid the dowry in four installments with no interest. His wife organized the wedding, and the total cost was 50,000 euros. Now he has children, including his 4-year-old son, who Djamel is proud of because he asks silly questions.

Hocine Power draws attention to the fact that some women today, even his mom, shave their legs. When he was little, he wanted to be the first Arab to go to the moon. And his Arab fantasy is to find a job.

This week on the Tarmac Comedy stage, we welcome Sérine, a Flemish comedian who rocks in French and English too, not overly fond of our French neighbors though.

The comedy duo Oth & Kal, whose show #hypocrisieafricaine is a hit, performed on the Tarmac Comedy stage.

Charlie explains what's the deal with guys who watch porn and leave comments

"In 'Les Reines du shopping,' Cristina Cordula is the queen, and the others are just valets." - Kaoutar Berne.

"Calm down! It was planned." - Tareek on Tarmac Comedy.

Amine Radi tells us about his first time in Business Class to go to Dubai on the stage of Tarmac Comedy.

"The mosquito thought that because I was naked, he had the right to sting me". Lorenzo Mancini is on the stage of Tarmac Comedy! He does "intelligent humor", so if you didn’t laugh ...

When a Jewish comedian plays with clichés about his community ...

Clem fait du handball ( mais ça, tout le monde s'en fout ) et passe beaucoup trop de temps devant la TV ...

Bilal, 21 years old and still no beard ... he even saw dogs who have more than him!

On the stage of Tarmac Comedy, we receive Christolin, who comes from Haiti. He is talking to us today about the Haitians, these warriors that we must not forget.

Laetitia Mampaka (or Titi for those close to her), a law student (soon we'll have to call her Master—how classy! 🤣), tells us about the struggles of large families!

If there is a guy who has no problem managing girls ... it’s not Ayrton Gomes.