About: Yang Li (stand-up comedian)

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dbo:abstract	Yang Li (Chinese: 杨笠; pinyin: yáng lì; born 1992) is a Chinese stand-up comedian and scriptwriter. Most known for her iconic punchline on the male psyche, "How can he be so average, yet so full of confidence?", Yang rose to fame in a Chinese stand-up comedy competition series Rock & Roast. Tackling controversial gender issues with humour and sarcasm, she received outpouring support as well as overwhelming backlash, stirring up a fierce online debate. The catchphrase "average-yet-confident" went viral on the Chinese social media platform Weibo and became one of the most popular memes among feminist internet users in 2020. Meanwhile, male netizens have accused Yang of "sexism" and "man-hating", provoking gender opposition and promoting hatred against men. Critics have characterised Yang and her followers as unreasonable feminists who demand privilege, while supporters defend Yang to be articulating the female perspective silenced in a patriarchal society. (en) 杨笠（1992年－），中華人民共和國脱口秀演员，编剧。出生于河北省秦皇岛市，笑果文化艺人。2019年参加電視脱口秀节目《脱口秀大会》正式進入中国內地娛樂圈，其後參與《吐槽大会》《脱口秀反跨年》，综艺节目《同一屋檐下》等。因其脱口秀内容涉及两性话题而饱受争议。 (zh)
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dbp:name	Yang Li (en)
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rdfs:comment	杨笠（1992年－），中華人民共和國脱口秀演员，编剧。出生于河北省秦皇岛市，笑果文化艺人。2019年参加電視脱口秀节目《脱口秀大会》正式進入中国內地娛樂圈，其後參與《吐槽大会》《脱口秀反跨年》，综艺节目《同一屋檐下》等。因其脱口秀内容涉及两性话题而饱受争议。 (zh) Yang Li (Chinese: 杨笠; pinyin: yáng lì; born 1992) is a Chinese stand-up comedian and scriptwriter. Most known for her iconic punchline on the male psyche, "How can he be so average, yet so full of confidence?", Yang rose to fame in a Chinese stand-up comedy competition series Rock & Roast. Tackling controversial gender issues with humour and sarcasm, she received outpouring support as well as overwhelming backlash, stirring up a fierce online debate. The catchphrase "average-yet-confident" went viral on the Chinese social media platform Weibo and became one of the most popular memes among feminist internet users in 2020. Meanwhile, male netizens have accused Yang of "sexism" and "man-hating", provoking gender opposition and promoting hatred against men. Critics have characterised Yang and (en)
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