A good laugh is a great way to uplift your mood. Over the years, stand-up comedians have provided us with endless entertainment. Here, we present the top 10 funniest stand-up comedy routines of all time.

1. Richard Pryor - Live in Concert (1979)

Considered a classic, Richard Pryor's Live in Concert has him using humor to tackle racial issues, a characteristic that made Pryor a legend.

2. Eddie Murphy - Delirious (1983)

Delirious catapulted Eddie Murphy into stardom. His impersonations, including a hilarious portrayal of Mr. T, still resonate with audiences today.

3. George Carlin - Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television (1972)

George Carlin's Seven Words routine is an iconic piece that questioned censorship and the English language.

4. Dave Chappelle - Killin' Them Softly (2000)

Dave Chappelle's Killin' Them Softly is a humorous exploration of race, popular culture, and politics.

5. Robin Williams - An Evening With Robin Williams (1982)

Robin Williams' frenetic energy and improvisational style were on full display in An Evening With Robin Williams.

6. Chris Rock - Bring The Pain (1996)

Chris Rock's Bring The Pain is both funny and thought-provoking, cementing him as one of the best comedians of his generation.

7. Louis C.K. - Chewed Up (2008)

Louis C.K.'s honest, self-deprecating style was masterfully portrayed in Chewed Up.

8. Bill Hicks - Relentless (1992)

Relentless has Bill Hicks critiquing consumerism, superficiality, mediocrity, and banality within the media and popular culture.

9. Joan Rivers - A Piece of Work (2010)

Joan Rivers' A Piece of Work features her unfiltered, controversial comedy, which broke boundaries for female comedians.

10. Bill Burr - I'm Sorry You Feel That Way (2014)

Bill Burr's I'm Sorry You Feel That Way is a hilarious take on various social issues and personal anecdotes.