Definitely depends on the stereotype. Some stereotypes are outwardly vicious, like Jews being casted as miserly manipulators. Some stereotypes are kind of harmless, like Canadians being friendly and black people making fantastic fried chicken. And of course, a joke can never be [i]just[/i] stereotypes; it's got to be at least a hair clever in its own right.

Positive stereotypes are sometimes funny. Negative stereotypes are tiresome, especially when the stereotypical bad guys do their best to meet or exceed said stereotypes.

It’s usually borderline prejudice and rude when people use stereotypes about different racial backgrounds but stereotypes about other groups like teachers, family roles and school can be kind of funny and relatable.

Good Example. Grandmas cook the best macaroni!

Bad Example. I date Black Women because I don’t have to meet their father.

I find it really cheap when people use those to insult others.

It really depends. Some can be funny just because they’re dumb while others, not so much.

depends on the stereotype

Depends and who. I am okay with close friends makeing jokes but someone I don't know, depends on the context

It can range from hysterical to disappointing.

blackface - no
japanese tourists with cameras - no
bad women/asian drivers - no

not all people comform to one set of traits

that being said - there's nothing funnier than the human race - or sadder

Some stereotypes fit and some don't, and it takes a little time ( From a few seconds to a few minutes ) to investigate the person/situation before I can say funny and fitting, or distasteful.

They can be funny and distasteful, normally they are just boring.

It depends on what it is and how it is used/presented...

both, which is part of why i find them funny.

Funny. In a joke sense that is... ┬┴┬┴┤•ᴥ •ʔ

I find them to be highly ignorant. Because when u make generalizations then perhaps you are not ready to accept the stereotypes people have about you. Not you persay, but I just wanted to make it sound fancy. 🙂

Distasteful