It's interesting how quiet the "we can't be funny anymore because of wOke" comedians are at the moment...

[haele]

9. Ya. His stand-up tended to be young gen-x middle class life or blue.

His political and "blue" humor was more petulant and mean than culturally insightful dealing with Gen-X (and Boomer) goofballs.
Now that Gen-X is in their 50's and not so excessively individualistic, a lot of his prior relatable humor is past its meme date, so he's stuck with his political and blue humor, and those topics just make him look out of touch.
He doesn't do growing older or lovable curmudgeon very well...