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Finlay Christie is a British comedian who won the 2019 edition of the So You Think You're Funny stand up competition as a 19-year-old.
He was among the first wave of comedians that arrived at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from TikTok. [1]
Christie started performing comedy at age 6. [2] As a member of Generation Z, his humour often plays on generational resentment, [3] [4] and his first show "OK Zoomer" was a YouTube special. [5] He also plays off his privileged background. [1]
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