I should point out to you and Bateman that he firstly acknowledges he has hair, so it's like "hey I at least have hair- but it's sh*t hair... So that's why I'm a 5". That's the joke.
As if it wasn't ridiculous enough we go through silly adverts and comedy sketches with a fine tooth comb for "bald shaming", now even comedians are expected for their every word to be taken literally.
He's a comedian, he's fleeting and facetious to appeal to mass audiences. He's not up there reading from his biography.
You're wrong. This sketch wasn't even remotely a joke, it was a funny but very bitter satire.
This man is no banana-on-the-ground simpleton and I'll explain you why.
He abuses of the well-known
attractiveness grading (used especially over the internet) to make it 'funny'. He uses the hyperbole, making the grading a life-encompassing concept, to convey an unveiling and vaguely rebellious and tragic (see the end) message. Hence why I consider this satire and not a joke. A joke is entirely made up. He's instead exaggerating a quite diffuse abomination of the superficiality of our society which is the grading of people. He even makes proper statistical assumptions that I read about a lot in legit sites like this one which are obsessed with appearance and aesthetics. This sketch was very funny, but EXTREMELY dark, which is one of the characteristics of
proper satire.
While the sketch is hyperbolic, I consider many (not all) of the things he said to be quite sincere, because it is clearly satire and not a joke.
One of these is the hair one. Thus, if his is sh*t hair, mine is bloodied diarrhea hair. At 21.
One of the made up parts is the 'I slept with a two' one. In my opinion, the entire verse was made up to go up to the claw thing, which is one of the
darkest parts of this satire: below average people
are not considered people, they are monsters, and while the sketch is hyperbolic, we baldites DO know what the 'claw' in the sketch means.
Call me mad, but this all makes sense.