Comedy

Comedy music began to gain traction in 19th-century Britain, where clever wordplay and melodic mischief became popular in music halls, much to the delight of audiences who enjoyed a jolly good laugh. Typically characterised by humorous lyrics and amusing storytelling, this genre often leans on puns and cheeky observations, ensuring that everyone has a chuckle whilst tapping their toes. It has since evolved, finding its way into modern pop and musical theatre, proving that laughter and catchy tunes go together like tea and biscuits.