Fans of the Chrisley Knows Best franchise have long enjoyed the sharp wit, playful antics, and occasional sibling spats of the Chrisley children. But a recent revelation from Chase Chrisley

has shed light on a more nuanced, heartfelt layer of family dynamics, one that is both humorous and deeply revealing. In a candid moment on his podcast and social media,

Chase admitted something that left fans both laughing and reflecting: according to him, “no one thinks Savannah is funny.”

The Chrisleys have never shied away from family banter. Chase and Savannah, in particular, share a dynamic that oscillates between teasing and genuine affection, a sibling rivalry that often plays out on reality television. With the upcoming season of Growing Up Chrisley moving to E!, the spotlight is once again on the next generation of the family, offering fans glimpses of their lives beyond the legal battles and media scrutiny that have defined recent years.

Chase’s remark came during a playful exchange on Instagram, where he shared a photo from the new season’s promo, posing with Savannah and friends like Emmy Meadows. Savannah, clearly joking, captioned the post, “You’re welcome for being the funny one this season.” Chase, never one to miss an opportunity to poke fun, fired back, writing, “Nobody ever.” Fans immediately reacted, divided between supporters of Savannah’s dry, sarcastic humor and those siding with Chase’s goofball sensibilities. Some reminded everyone that humor in the Chrisley family is rooted in the patriarch, Todd Chrisley, whose quick wit and memorable one-liners have set a high bar for his children.

The playful sibling jab, however, masked a deeper truth about their family dynamic. Chase elaborated on the podcast The Chase Life, revealing how the competitive yet loving energy between him and Savannah reflects the broader Chrisley comedy hierarchy. “I mean, obviously, it’s me,” Chase joked. “Savannah thinks she’s funny, but nobody laughs except her.” Savannah, joining via FaceTime, rolled her eyes and countered with her signature sass: “That’s because y’all have no sense of humor. I’m witty. You’re just dumb funny.” The exchange, full of sarcasm and teasing, was quintessential Chrisley—humor used as both shield and glue.

Chase didn’t stop there, playfully critiquing his sister’s comedic style: “You tell a joke like you’re giving a PowerPoint presentation. Comedy doesn’t need a diagram.” Savannah’s humor, leaning toward sarcasm and self-awareness, contrasts with Chase’s more expressive and goofy approach. As fans have noted, this difference has been both a source of tension and entertainment, highlighting the unique ways the Chrisley children have inherited and adapted their parents’ wit.

Even their parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, joined the conversation, calling in to settle the score. Todd, never one to let humor—or a family feud—go unchecked, declared, “None of y’all are that funny. I’m the only reason America laughed at this family.” Julie, with her dry humor, added, “And I’m the reason they stayed watching.” Savannah joined the laughter, acknowledging the family’s playful banter while implicitly affirming her place within it. Todd later added, “Savannah has clever moments, but Chase, you laugh like a hyena at your own jokes, so I don’t know who’s worse.”

The debate spilled onto social media, where fans quickly took sides. The hashtag #TeamSavannah trended as clips from the podcast circulated, showcasing her sharpest comebacks. One fan noted, “Savannah’s dry humor is elite. Chase is just jealous because she’s prettier and funnier.” Others agreed with Chase’s assessment, praising his natural comedic timing. Even the family’s official podcast account ran a poll asking, “Who’s the funniest?” with Chase narrowly leading by 2% at last count.

Beyond the humor and teasing, there is a layer of respect and admiration that often goes unnoticed. Chase acknowledged Savannah’s resilience and strength, particularly during the family’s legal battles and Todd and Julie’s time in prison. “Savannah’s been through a lot,” he admitted on the podcast. “Even when we argue, I respect the hell out of her. She’s structured, serious. I’m more like, let’s laugh it off and move on. So, we clash sometimes.” Savannah, in turn, called Chase her “best friend” and recognized the love that underlies their constant roasting.

The sibling dynamic also highlights the way the Chrisleys use humor as a coping mechanism. Through reality TV, legal troubles, and media scrutiny, laughter has remained a constant—both as entertainment and as survival. Chase and Savannah’s banter is emblematic of a family that, despite public drama and personal challenges, maintains its bonds through levity.

As for the upcoming season of Growing Up Chrisley, fans can expect more of this dynamic. Chase is focused on personal growth and love, with speculation swirling around his relationship with Emmy Meadows, who may be stepping toward engagement. Savannah, meanwhile, continues to pour energy into her growing beauty brand, skincare line, and perfume ventures, while also navigating personal relationships, including potential romance with Chase’s friend Elliot. Despite the business focus, the playful sibling rivalry remains at the heart of their public persona.

Social media continues to capture these moments of humor and love. A week after the podcast aired, Savannah posted a TikTok showing herself sipping coffee while Chase floundered in the background attempting a dance challenge. Her caption read, “When your brother says you’re not funny, but you’ve been laughing at his dance moves for 10 minutes straight.” Fans erupted, declaring victory for Savannah, with Chase even responding with a laughing emoji. It was a small but telling moment—proof that even in jest, Savannah often gets the last laugh.

Ultimately, the story of Chase and Savannah Chrisley is less about who is funnier and more about the enduring bond that laughter can create. In a family often defined by public drama, legal entanglements, and personal scrutiny, humor has remained a glue that binds them together. Chase and Savannah’s playful rivalry, rooted in teasing, sarcasm, and affection, reflects a deeper truth: even amid chaos, the Chrisleys know that love—and laughter—prevails.

In the end, fans are reminded that in the Chrisley household, comedy is never just for entertainment. It’s a reflection of resilience, a testament to familial love, and a reminder that even the sharpest sibling roast carries a heartbeat of care. As Chase and Savannah continue to navigate adulthood, business ventures, and public life, one thing remains certain: the Chrisleys may argue, tease, and challenge one another endlessly—but the laughter they share is a lasting symbol of their unbreakable family bond.