Larry David's comedy is characterized by its observational humor and a focus on the minutiae of everyday life. He often highlights social norms and the absurdities of human behavior, using his own experiences as a basis for comedic scenarios. His work frequently features awkward situations and misunderstandings, which resonate with audiences due to their relatability. David is best known for co-creating the television series Seinfeld and for his own show, Curb Your Enthusiasm. Both series showcase his unique comedic style, blending improvisation with sharp dialogue. His humor often reflects a cynical yet honest perspective on relationships, etiquette, and the quirks of modern living.