Take it from me, wrinkle cream doesn't work. I've been using it for two years, and my balls still look like raisins.

In this bawdy one-liner, Williams uses shock humor and abrupt incongruity to puncture the promise of cosmetic “anti‑aging” products. The setup mimics a sincere testimonial (“Take it from me… I’ve been using it for two years”), then swerves into an anatomically explicit punchline that relocates vanity from the face to the most unexpected place. The joke hinges on deflating consumer optimism: some kinds of aging are inevitable, and marketing can’t meaningfully reverse them. It also exemplifies Williams’s comic persona—absurd, confessional, and willing to weaponize embarrassment—using crude specificity to force laughter through surprise and taboo-breaking.