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I would have to say Özz Nuyen. He is a Kurdish comedian in Sweden. His stand-up shows are quite sad sometimes as he retells his horrific childhood and how it is to be a muslim in a non-muslim country. It is sad, but he manages to make it funny. My boyfriend is Kurdish, so I can relate to what he is saying, and I can also laugh at his jokes about himself, but I also know that many people sit and ponder upon his history when they watch him. He is playing on the Swedish peoples' ignorance.