Tom Brady Roast

At the 2024 Netflix roast of Tom Brady, Glaser delivered a set so perfectly constructed that it silenced the conversation about whether women can roast. Every joke was a precision strike: personal enough to sting, crafted enough to be art, delivered with the confidence of someone who knows she's about to win.

She went after Brady, Gronkowski, Belichick, and everyone on the dais with equal ferocity. Her jokes about Brady's divorce landed because they were true. Her jokes about his teammates landed because they were specific. Her jokes about herself landed because she was willing to be as cruel to herself as she was to everyone else.

The performance went viral immediately. Fellow comedians called it one of the greatest roast sets ever performed. What made it special wasn't just the jokes—it was the authority. Glaser walked on stage like she owned the room, and by the time she walked off, she did.

The roast established Glaser as something more than a sex-comedy specialist. She proved she could write for any occasion, any target, and land every single time. It was the moment she went from very good to undeniable.