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Jon Stewart: influences and legacy
Jon Stewart (born 1962) is a comedian; Wikidata lists their country of citizenship as United States. Our sources record Jon Stewart as influenced by Richard Pryor, George Carlin and Steve Martin and 3 more, and as an influence on Hasan Minhaj, Bassem Youssef and Eddie Griffin and 3 more. Every link on this page cites its source: a statement in a Wikipedia article or a Wikidata record.
Influenced by (6)
- David Lettermanb. 1947Source: Wikipedia ↗
- George Carlin1937–2008Source: Wikipedia ↗
- Lenny Bruce1925–1966Source: Wikipedia ↗
- Richard Pryor1940–2005Source: Wikipedia ↗
- Steve Martinb. 1945Source: Wikipedia ↗
- Woody Allenb. 1935Source: Wikipedia ↗
Influenced (6)
- Bassem Youssefb. 1974Source: Wikipedia ↗
- Hasan Minhajb. 1985Source: Wikipedia ↗
- Eddie Griffinb. 1968Source: Wikidata ↗
- John Oliverb. 1977Source: Wikidata ↗
- Josh Peckb. 1986Source: Wikidata ↗
- Larry Wilmoreb. 1961Source: Wikidata ↗
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Photo: Defense Dept. photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Adam M. Stump, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Background removed and desaturated for display.
