Female comedian has audience laughing at folks who refuse jab; 5 seconds later, hits the floor. Cause?

Good performers know the importance of timing, eh?

If you didn't see this short video clip it's very informative:  In February of last year comedian Heather McDonald was on-stage doing a routine at The Improv in Tempe, Arizona.  She joked, "I don’t mean to brag but I’m vaxxed, double vaxxed, boosted, and flu shot.  And the shingles shot!  Traveled to Mexico, never got covid."

And then the punchline:  "So clearly, Jesus loves me the most.  So nice.  So nice."

Literally five seconds after nailing that great (?) punchline, McDonald collapsed, fell backward and fractured her skull.  The timing was impeccable.  You have to see it to believe it.

Everyone in the audience thought the collapse was part of her routine, lampooning the stupid deplorables who've been saying the jab often causes clots or heart attacks or seizures of some sort.  But of course all smart, sophisticated folks--people who Follow the Science!--know that's just an obviously absurd conspiracy tale circulated by credulous Bible-thumpers on the internet.  No real data support that, right?

So...how did the Media cover it?  If you guessed "Up," you win.  A leftist/Democrat rag in Arizona said McDonald guessed that reason she fainted could have been not eating or hydrating enough before the show.  Or being nervous due to having her family in the audience.

Yes, certainly.

She said the doctors said "There's nothing that caused (the fall. Like, I didn't have some ticking time bomb."   Yes, certainly.  "Nothing caused the fall."