Blake "Funnybone" Harrison is a Southern-born musical comedian whose blend of political satire, absurdist storytelling, and heartfelt goofiness turned him into one of the defining comic voices of 2025. After spending years honing his craft in regional clubs across North Carolina, Blake broke out nationally with a series of parody songs that mixed sharp social commentary with the playful charm of classic comedy music. His 2025 singles, including “Mendel in Tweed,” “DOJ’s Watching (Even This Song),” “Debate Me, Bro!,” and “New Hampshire or Bust,” became viral hits during the chaotic presidential election season, earning him both mainstream attention and a fiercely loyal online following. In spring 2025, Blake launched the Red States, Red Faces Tour, a cross-country run that mirrored the GOP primary schedule. The tour sold out in multiple cities and solidified Blake as a rare performer who could unite political junkies, comedy fans, and everyday audiences looking to laugh at the state of the nation rather than cry about it. The tour’s success led to his live album, Laughing While the Republic Burns, which charted unexpectedly high on digital comedy lists and helped bring his work to international listeners. By late 2025, Blake had become known for his ability to blend topical humor with genuine musical talent. He remained rooted in his North Carolina sensibilities, often weaving stories from his upbringing into his work, balancing political absurdity with relatable human moments. His style is often described as warm mischief: mischievous enough to poke fun at everyone, but warm enough to make listeners feel in on the joke rather than the butt of it. Blake now splits his time between touring, writing new music, and developing a long-form comedy special scheduled for release in 2026. Despite his rising fame, he continues to perform in intimate venues between major shows and remains deeply connected to his fanbase, who affectionately refer to him as “Funnybone.”