Tim Hawkins - Karen (from Fist Bump)

Prepare to laugh. One of the most well-known Christian comedians is keeping the laughter going. Check out Tim Hawkins - Karen (from "Fist Bump"). 

Tim Hawkins - Karen takes place on a stage in front of a large crowd in a dimly lit room. Tim is singing the lyrics to his song about a woman named Karen. He explains how he sees this lady every day and how she has a lot to say. He says that he is going to spell it out for you. 

As this audience is familiar with the song, Tim hysterically slows down his performance and tells them not to get ahead of him. Everyone cracks up. 

The Chorus says:

Karen, she's a Karen
Brazen and Caucasian and a little out of touch
Karen, thanks for sharin'
Karen, I'm declarin' that you're carin' way too much

How Tim Hawkins Is an Inspiration

His facials make everyone laugh. As he goes down this ridiculous list of a woman who is unkind, rude, and unaware, everyone is feeling the comedy. As he shares a joke about her giving the priest at a wedding the finger, he psyches you out and points his pointer finger and giggles. 

He talks about the mean things that Karen likes to do, and he insinuates some responses that cause the audience to chuckle. He completes the song with a fun voice and stands wiping off the sweat from his head. The crowd cheers as he is standing. It is fun to see this Tim Hawkins - Karen video. It inspires us to combine multiple talents. He has joined music and comedy, which is unique to him, and is such a good opportunity for a laugh. As we jokingly hear about this woman named Karen, may it remind us to show grace and kindness towards others today, because we never know what people are going through.

“For from his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace.” John 1:16

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