Sebastian Maniscalco’s new special, ‘It Ain’t Right’ trailer is out, everything you need to know about its release, story, and more

Hulu has unveiled the official trailer and key art for Sebastian Maniscalco: It Ain’t Right, the latest installment in its “Hularious” stand-up comedy slate. The special debuts Friday, November 21, exclusively on Hulu in the US, on Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers, and internationally on Disney+.

Filmed before a packed crowd at Chicago’s iconic United Center, It Ain’t Right captures Maniscalco at his sharpest, riffing on family chaos, the absurdities of aging, and the everyday annoyances that make modern life so maddening, all delivered with his signature mix of animated storytelling and observational wit.

The trailer opens with the comedian, 52, cruising into the arena on a red Vespa to thunderous applause. Once on stage, Maniscalco dives into his brand of self-deprecating humor, confessing to a “mild case of sleep apnea.” “I’m going to duct tape my mouth shut so I don’t pass away in my sleep,” he jokes. “If someone came to rob my house, they’d take one look at me and go, ‘Someone was already here. Let’s go.”



From there, the Irishman actor moves seamlessly into modern absurdities, like trying to use cash in a digital world. “This kid was in his early 20s. He’s like, ‘What is that?’ I said, ‘It’s money. It’s used for goods and services,’” he quips.

Maniscalco also aims tech billionaires, poking fun at Jeff Bezos’ evolution from “a complete nerd” to “ripped to shreds on his super yacht.”

The hour-long special was written, performed, and executive produced by Maniscalco, alongside David Jammy, Lana Maniscalco, Chris Convy, Lindsay Goldfarb, and Freddy Wexler.

Directed by Paul Dugdale, the show marks Maniscalco’s seventh comedy special, following Sebastian Live (2009), What’s Wrong with People? (2012), Aren’t You Embarrassed? (2014), Why Would You Do That? (2016), Stay Hungry (2019), and Is It Me? (2022).

Beyond his streaming success, Maniscalco continues to dominate the live comedy circuit. Billboard reports his 2025 tour shattered box office records, selling over 361,000 tickets across 30 shows in just six months and grossing $35.5 million.