Nate Bargatze

The Fake Blind Guy and the Worst Good Samaritan Moment

A stand-up story about moving from Nashville to New York City and trying to do the right thingonly to have it go very wrong. The comic recounts a late-night diner encounter with a man pretending to be blind, a confrontation outside, and an unexpectedly precise blast of mace. Dark, observational humor built around culture shock and bad judgment.

When It’s Too Late to Take Down Christmas Decorations

Every family has a line when it comes to holiday decorations. This bit breaks down the unspoken timeline for when its acceptable, questionable, and completely unhinged to still have decorations up. Its a simple, observational take on habits everyone recognizes and quietly judges.

When It’s Too Late to Take Down Christmas Decorations

The McDonald’s Burger Prank That Went Too Far

Nate Bargatze shares how a harmless prank on a friend at McDonalds spiraled into chaos. From meeting John and Jane Doe as a clueless teen to near-disaster overseas and a fast-food fight that almost happened, Nates slow-burn storytelling turns everyday mistakes into hysterical clean comedy.

Nate Bargatze: Fake Blind Guy, Mace, and New York Lessons

Nate Bargatze shares a wild story from his early days in New York. What starts as a late-night diner encounter with a man pretending to be blind turns into mace in the face, a cab run-in, and classic Nate-style deadpan reflections on city life.

Nate Bargatze Talks Southern Accents and Misheard Words

Grammy-nominated comedian Nate Bargatze joins Stephen Colbert to share stories about growing up in Tennessee, the struggles of pronouncing everyday words, and how his accent even confused his book publisher. With lighthearted takes on tin foil, civil war, and more, Bargatze proves why his down-to-earth humor resonates nationwide.