Comedian Taylor Tomlinson dropped by the STYLECASTER studio to give us her best hot takes on everything from Beyoncé, her favorite Taylor, best and worst snacks, heels, belfies, and nude selfies. She even gave some good tips on how to take the best belfie. Read more at: stylecaster.com/video/taylor-...
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When it comes to sending nudes, comedian Taylor Tomlinson has one rule: “I have sent nudes but I’ve never put my face in one because,” she pauses and grins, “I think I always knew I was going to be successful.” What about her favorite low-brow food? “How much time do we have? Taco Bell. 100 percent Taco Bell,” she states with conviction.
The stand-up, who boasts two @Netflix specials Quarter-Life Crisis (2020) and Look At You (2022) before the age of 30, is a breath of fresh air in the comedy space.
When it comes to sending nudes, comedian Taylor Tomlinson has one rule: “I have sent nudes but I’ve never put my face in one because,” she pauses and grins, “I think I always knew I was going to be successful.” What about her favorite low-brow food? “How much time do we have? Taco Bell. 100 percent Taco Bell,” she states with conviction.
The stand-up, who boasts two Netflix specials Quarter-Life Crisis (2020) and Look At You (2022) before the age of 30, is a breath of fresh air in the comedy space.
In her cover story with StyleCaster, Tomlinson spoke candidly about her bipolar diagnosis and why she’s chosen to talk about it in her act. “I was really nervous to put it out there and never be able to un-say it,” she explains. “But if you can’t share things about yourself because you’re scared people are gonna use it against you… Like, that’s the whole point of [why there’s] stigma, right?”
Her confidence to reveal so much of herself on stage is a thing her industry contemporaries respect. “Taylor’s secret weapons are her authenticity and her bravery,” talk-show icon Conan O’Brien told us. “She’s not afraid to share things openly from her childhood or her adult life. She walks up to that third rail and then masterfully veers into the absurd. The point is made and the comedy is not only intact, but it shines all the brighter.”
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