Chaotic comedy from the loudest corner.
Get In Da Corner podcast turns loose banter into a running pileup of songs, insults, callbacks, and deliberately broken bits. Its energy is messy and fast, with Yuk Nassty, Dogger Baby, and familiar voices turning tiny prompts into full-room chaos.
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Get In Da Corner podcast is a long-running comedy hang where structure exists mostly so it can be knocked over. Episodes open hot, often with songs, fake announcers, repeated phrases, or a bit that sounds like it was already mid-crash before the recording started. The show is fast. Then it gets faster. Yuk Nassty and Dogger Baby appear as the central recurring personalities in the recent run, with Chilla, JP, Hank, Brian, and other familiar names popping into the wider mess. Nobody treats the room like a clean interview table. A bowling score, a refrigerator magnet, a Diddy riff, an AI assistant, a backward audio game, or a memory of Big Chuck can all take over without warning. That is the engine. Small prompts get stretched until they become songs, mock arguments, impressions, callbacks, or improvised contests. Ass Backwards is one of the clearest recurring games, built around saying phrases, reversing them, and arguing over who made the best nonsense. The show also leans hard on homemade audio texture: clips, effects, altered voices, sped-up fragments, fake intros, and rough live-room timing. It is intentionally crude, but not detached. Under the abrasive surface is a weirdly loyal friend-group rhythm, where teasing is the shared language and the funniest moments often come from someone losing the thread. The pacing can be exhausting in the intended way. Silence rarely lasts. A bit gets repeated, mangled, replayed, and shouted over until the repetition itself becomes the joke. The best fit is a listener who wants unfiltered banter, chaotic improv, dirty-minded absurdism, and recurring in-jokes more than clean punchline craft. The wrong fit is anyone looking for calm conversation, careful topical analysis, or polished studio comedy. Get In Da Corner podcast is messy by design: a corner full of voices daring each other to make the next line worse, louder, and somehow funnier.
Made for: For listeners who like raw banter, improvised bits, crude absurdity, and long-running friend-group callbacks. Best for people who prefer live-wire mess over polished stand-up structure.
What sets it apart: Its main hook is the collision of recurring audio games, homemade songs, fake intros, impressions, and nonstop roast-style banter. Few comedy shows make technical glitches, AI weirdness, backward phrases, and private jokes feel this central to the format.
Welcome to Da Corner ! The #2 non-comedian-run comedy podcast in existence. Yuk Nassty and Dogger Baby go fuggin’ crazy every episode. You’ve stumbled into the weirdest, rawest, loudest corner of the internet—where stutters, slurs, scars, weird boners, and emotional chaos are all part of the show. Meet Yuk Nassty, co-ruler of chaos who can’t pronounce Jewish Shoes without sounding like Shrek gargling swamp water, and his lifelong sidekick Dogger Baby, the st-st-stuttering slut-face whose mission is to remind you that nothing’s gonna be okay—and that’s fine, hey. They laugh at themselves, so you don’t have to hide your own weird. They talk shit, sing stupid songs about how much they hate one…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Yuck Nasty and Dogger Baby build gleefully unruly comedy from reversed speech, improvised songs, impressions and their instinct for instant derailment.
Get In Da Corner podcast turns loose conversation into a running contest between Yuck Nasty and Dogger Baby. Improvised songs, mangled impressions and games built from reversed speech give each episode a playful structure, while the hosts keep interrupting it with personal jabs…
A backwards 'pickle fucker' contest is where your last sensible thought clocks out.
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A bowling score, broken voice bits, and a doggy-twerk chant unravel into loose ensemble chaos.
This single-episode review tracks a show built around derailment, where a doggy-twerk chant tumbles into a failed scrolling attempt, a 242 bowling game, and a string of mangled voice bits tied to familiar names.
A crude, chaotic riff that turns party imagery into stranger, louder jokes.
Get In Da Corner turns Diddy-adjacent party imagery into a rowdy comedy pileup, starting with Yuck Nasty and Dogger Baby riffing through a crude song about slippery pools, missing pants, baby oil, and a so-called diddy potty.
A backwards "pickle fucker" contest takes over the episode as Dogga comes out on top.
A rough hangout turns into a full contest over the phrase "pickle fucker," with Yuck Nasty, Dogga, and Chili Chill pushing the bit from body jokes and a huge burp into a backwards-recording game.
A Red Bull wet T-shirt pitch unravels into chants, fake news rhythms, and a room fully committed to losing the plot.
The episode uses a Red Bull wet T-shirt pitch as permission for a messy run of group riffing. What starts as a contest idea quickly turns into jokes about nipples, sponsorship, and a drink called a "pussy bomb," then slides into singing and a chant around "Dre's car." The appeal…
A song hunt turns into a crude phrase game before circling back to a Joliet show plug.
The episode gets its charge from a loose room turning stray conversation into a running contest. After the CAMH Sunrise Challenge spot, the talk shifts from a song called "hot fire" to old tracks, a hard drive that might hold the missing material, and the idea of getting the…
A filthy voice-guessing game turns one repeated phrase into a crooked little contest of famous voices.
A filthy voice-guessing game gives the episode its center, with Yuck Nasty and Dogger Baby looping one obscene phrase while Evan Hill joins the hunt for the voice behind it.
Tiny debates, treated with heroic seriousness.
Yuk Nassty and Dogger Baby host episode 372 of Get In Da Corner, starting with their signature chaotic intro.
Chilla and Dee play a song and banter about Wednesday night routines, including a humorous take on 'business time' and foreplay.
Yuck Nasty and Dogger Baby host episode 377 of Get In Da Corner, starting with chaotic banter about music and Twitter drama.
["Get In Da Corner episode 396 opens with Yuck Nasty and Dogger Baby repeating \"973-303\" and launching into a stream of celebrity impressions.", "Dogger Baby updates the room on a heart procedure, says the catheter removal burned for about ten seconds, and mentions quitting cigarettes and holding off on alcohol.", "The pair spend time on a swollen testicle that once got \"almost as big as a softball,\" plus repeated jokes about shaving, nurses, and a groin scan.", "The back half becomes an extended bit with Mike Tyson, Donald Trump, Morgan Freeman, Tony Schiavone, Robert Stack, and Bruce Jenner, all filtered through nonstop profanity and call-and-response."]
["Get In Da Corner podcast episode 395 opens with Yuck Nasty and Dogger Baby turning the intro into a 'diddy potty' bit before it pivots into Meek Mill and Diddy rumor talk.", "The episode references Big Homie CC, Lil Rod's lawsuit, a quoted claim about a recording of Meek and Diddy, and Meek's reported $100,000 investigator offer.", "It also cites the Daily Mail's account of Meek's 27th birthday party at the Parisian Palace, including masked dancers, lingerie, used condoms, broken bottles, and smoke-detector requests.", "Later banter moves into dialect guessing, Orlando Brown, Nicki Minaj, Usher, and a closing audio gag built around 'hug you from the front' and 'hug you from the back'."]
A vulgar, comedic podcast intro where a new AI host insults listeners and promotes the show's YouTube and TikTok channels.
A chaotic and vulgar monologue reminiscing about past corner nights with crude humor and insults.
A chaotic, profanity-laced rant about sped-up TikTok content and dancing.
Yuck Nasty, Dogga, and Chili Chill spend much of Get In Da Corner podcast 391 turning sexual and scatological bits into repeated games, including “Stinky milk farts” and “Pickle fucker.” They react to a video with “a gallon or two of milk,” then talk about making a beat behind the fart clip and joking about “maximum potential.” The episode also pivots into an “ass backwards” word game where the hosts record phrases, play them forward and backward, and let the chat judge the results.
Get In Da Corner podcast 389 turns a long stretch of the episode into a back-words game built around phrases like “Yuck’s on his period,” “race car,” and “boom-bastic boner.” The hosts keep scoring each other’s attempts, especially when the same line is repeated in multiple voices and the rhythm changes.
A live thunderstorm sends the hosts toward the basement as trees break and the power begins cutting out.
JP and the host reminisce about a coworker named Big Chuck and share a story about his car and a band-aid incident.
A casual podcast conversation where hosts discuss a song, share links, and engage in banter about music and social media.
A comedic discussion about R.
A group of men engage in crude, sexually explicit banter about a song and a woman's physical attributes.