Nov. 19, 2024
Katt Williams throws more shade, Are Pete Davidson and Colin Jost fighting, Seinfeld rips New York Giants
Johnny Mac discusses recent happenings in the comedy world, including Kat Williams' provocative comments at the Vulture Festival and his past Club Shay Shay appearance. Rumors swirl about Pete Davidson potentially hosting SNL amid a rumored feud with...
Johnny Mac discusses recent happenings in the comedy world, including Kat Williams' provocative comments at the Vulture Festival and his past Club Shay Shay appearance. Rumors swirl about Pete Davidson potentially hosting SNL amid a rumored feud with Colin Jost. Chris DiStefano shares details on his unique performance method at the New York Comedy Festival, inspired by Taylor Swift. The episode also covers updates on comedy specials by Paul Reiser, Rose Matifeo, and others, as well as the mixed reactions to recent SNL episodes and notable appearances in upcoming Broadway shows.
00:00 Katt Williams' Controversial Comments
01:19 Gossip Corner: Pete Davidson and Colin Jost Feud
02:35 Jerry Seinfeld's Radio Call-In
03:28 Chris DiStefano's Comedy Strategy
04:45 Comedy and Political Correctness
09:18 SNL Critique and Celebrity Gossip
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey Aaron, Chenny Mack with your daily
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comedy news. Cant Williams stirring it up again, which is
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always fun for this podcast. He was at Vulture Festival
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and he started talking about his appearance on Club shayshe
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like six months ago, and said, I set out to
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kill the careers of the people I was talking about,
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but it was so vicious that I raised all the
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knockout blows and just left the jeb so that the
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comic I'm talking about knows. I know your real story,
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mf or. I thought I had figured out the algorithm mathematically,
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and I thought I could show that when I wrote
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it out. I wrote it out to kill the careers
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of the people I was talking about, but was so
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vicious that I erased the knockout blows. I'll tell this,
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but you know what else I know. You may recall
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during that appearance, Cat mentioned that Ditty would catch hell
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in twenty twenty four because quote, all lives will be exposed.
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Kat Williams, perhaps less crazy than one might think, Cat joked,
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I'm anti establishment, so I could never be the establishment.
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Even if I'm at the Ditty. I'm there to tell
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I'm there to see who the f is in here?
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What do y'all get from being in here? So nobody
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likes to have me around. I'm there for bad intentions.
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Also discussed the Jake Paul might Tyson fight. What a
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waste of time that was, and he said, what a
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blessing for Mike to be able to at this point
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in his life and career throw eighteen punches and get
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a million dollars per punch for a total of twenty
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million dollars. Let's hit gossip corner kind of early Today,
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Cinema Blend is stirring it up a rumor that Pete
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Davidson might possibly perhaps host Saturday Night Live, but he's
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feuding with Colin Jost, according to the rumor mill Hmm.
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The Sun newspaper recently ran a story from the John
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Mlaney episode that alleged an icy exchange when Pete Davidson returned.
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Some say Pete and Colin Jost had an awkward moment
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of shaking hands in the hallways of Studio eight h
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Others noticed the distance between the men on stage during
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the goodbye segment at the end of the episode. Boy
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people overanalyze the heck Head of that one. Is it
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even a minute at the end of the show and
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it was overanalyzed this week. I'll talk about that in
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the second half of the pod. One gossip site says
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there were a rumor a month or so about how
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Pete Davidson Colin chose they weren't driving as friends. Well,
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Pete showed up on SNL. There was a rumor that
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Pete wanted to come back and host, and Colin wasn't
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so into the idea. But mulaney was hosting and he
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loves Pete Davidson like he's a big brother who watches
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out for him. So the source says, I've heard that
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Pete wants to come back and host, and maybe last
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week's guest bot was a litmus test to see how
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he's doing post rehabitt c Gossip Corner says Pete's people
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have pitched him to host the show and there was
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not yet a yes or no. They want to see
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how he's doing. Do you think they could be fighting
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about the ferry that they bought. Jerry Seinfeld, what are
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you doing? He apparently was listening to WFAN Sports radio. Jerry,
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the nineties are over, dude, Nobody does that anymore, what
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are you doing? So Jerry's presumably in the car. I
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hope he's not listening at home. I hope he was
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at least in the car and he hears the WFAN
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sports radio hosts mentioned the season eight Seinfeld episode The
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Chicken Roasters. One of the hosts says, one of the
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few good Seinfeld episodes. Jerry was listening and called in,
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presumably he has the hotline and says, one out of
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two is fine. Look, we made one hundred and eighty
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seine Field episode, so we made three good ones. We're
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like the giants. We're three and one hundred and seventy seven.
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John mulaney gave an update on his son, Malcolm's thing.
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He's doing good. He likes being a big brother. It's
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interesting with her daughter. She's two months old and she
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doesn't do much. And I think the first couple of
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weeks he thought she might be a toy because she'd
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squeak and he'd be like, how do I make it
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do that again? Now I think he gets it that
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this is a little girl. Billboard did a lengthy piece
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with Christa Stefano. Last week. Chris did three back to
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back sets at three different locations of the New York
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Comedy Club that part of the New York Comedy Festival.
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This being the only article I've seen so far really
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about the New York Comedy Festival. Apparently this was inspired
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by Taylor Swift. Why you say, well, he was recording
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bits they had performed previously on Comedy Central and Netflix specials.
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He wants to have his own version of the shows
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and release them as Chrissy's Version so that he can
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hand them into places that play comedy records and get
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the street royalties himself. Interesting, probably pretty smart. It was
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my manager's idea. His manager is also the owner of
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the New York Comedy Club. The manager said, I want
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to have a headliner come in and do three headlining
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shows and back to back to back at my club,
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something different for the New York Comedy Festival. I was like, sure,
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it was fun. I'm calling each show Chrissy's version because
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I was doing old jokes that I did on my
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Comedy Central and Netflix specials because technically they own the
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audio rights to that stuff. We're going to take a
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mash up of the three shows that I did, three
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hours of material, take the old bits, call it Chrissie's
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version and upload them to wherever. Now I'll own them upright,
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Will there be a video streaming version? Billboard asked yes,
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every Sunday at seven pm. For the past I think
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it's ten weeks, I upload that week's material on my
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YouTube channel, twenty to thirty minutes of my week of
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stand up. So this week, which is two days ago,
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now I'm gonna put up that material. In his set
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at the New York Comedy Club, he alluded to Tony
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Hinchcliff's Puerto Rican jokes. Chris said, it's one of those
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things where for me, it's always comedy first. Obviously, I
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have Puerto Rican family and I watched the video with them.
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They were like, it's a joke. You can say is
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the joke funny or not com subjective? I get it,
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and I understand if you're doing comedy at political rallies,
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which are non comedy spaces, you're definitely opening up yourself
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to more criticism. Comedy is one of those things where
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it's got to be the right setting, the right ambience. Say,
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for example, Adrian Applelucci tailing Puerto Rican jokes during a
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Netflix special that was recorded, edited and published nobody freaked
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out about those jokes. Chris says, I subscribe to comedians
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that never apologize. The way I look at it, you
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can't be funny and hateful. Hitler wasn't funny. So if
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a joke misses, it misses, don't take one thing someone
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says and say this is who this person is. That's
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not going to get us further as a society. My
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thing is, you can say whatever you want and cross
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that line as long as there's an attempt at a
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joke attached to it. Just don't say a shock value word.
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To say the shock value word, that's being corny. That's
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not what comedians do. My job is to thread the
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needle of saying something that crosses the line and possibly
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offends someone, but offends them and makes them laugh by
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making a heavier subject more lighthearted. When you come to
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a comedy show, you have to understand what you're buying
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a ticket to. There's a lot of times we all
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swing for the fences and miss. That's part of our job.
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I'll jump in. I was talking to my college students
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last Thursday about that and said, you know, I get
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up here and I lecture you to you guys for
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two and a half hours, and I'm doing it for
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over ten years. You talk long enough. I'm sure I
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said something stupid at some point in the last ten years.
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I'm sure. I'm sure if I go back and read
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the transcripts of every college lecture, I said something stupid.
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Did I come in harm? No? Back to Christo Stefano,
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the comments about Puerto Rico were one of those things
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where most of us understood the Whether you thought it
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was funny or not, it was just a joke, didn't land.
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He knows that, and it's fine. It didn't have an
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impact on the election because most adults don't give a
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hoot about that. Most adults were like, Hey, I can't
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buy gas and groceries, so I'm not gonna not vote
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for whoever I want to vote for It because of
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a joke. That's when you're gonna have the celebrities coming
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out on social media. It might have made a difference
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ten years ago, but now nobody cares. As a matter
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of fact, it looks worse when you have j Loo
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or someone who's conservative telling people what to do and
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who to vote for. It's like, really, you're gonna tell
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me what to do and you're fifty million dollar bleeping mansion.
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I could barely get by here, so shut up with
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my career. I have to be a man of the people.
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You'll see some comics get humongous and then they have
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a comedy special talking about their mansion or their private
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jet and it doesn't hit his hard. Howard Stern. Oh sorry,
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I don't know. I just blurted out, Howard Stern. There.
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That wasn't Chris, that was me. I don't know why
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I said that, because if he was like, wait, where's
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the comedy, I'm listening to what the common man's going
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through every day. That's why Ricky Travais is my favorite
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comedian of all time. Look what he did at the
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Golden Globes a few years ago. He just destroyed the
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celebrities there. He said, tell them straight up, you guys
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are in no position to lecture of the public, So
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get your little award. An f off, Chris, anything else
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in the works. Chris says he has a Hulu special
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coming out February twenty first, Really, somebody should publicize that.
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To one of the podcasts, it talks about stand up
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comedy every day. Hulu publicists are you're listening. Wow, that's
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pretty interesting. Who should probably have one of their publicists
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reach out to a podcast that talks about stand up
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comedy every day. For example, Netflix, they're doing stand up
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comedy and I know about it. Adam Ray, for example,
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has one out today. This is the one where he's
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just doing Doctor Phil I think for the whole time. Okay.
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Netflix calls the show What of a Kind comedy featuring
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celebrity guest crowd work, and outrageous hijinks. Meanwhile, Max, they
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have a publicist Rose Matta Fayo will have her new
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comedy special. That One's Thursday, December nineteenth. Max. It tells
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us it's built around a sixteen thousand word note kept
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over time in her phone. In it, she offers her
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candid takes on relationships from dating in her twenties versus thirties,
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just porting friends, through breakups, and the stark differences between
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herself and her parents at the same age. She also
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explores whether she wants children, how aging has impacted her comedy,
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and her strong feelings about online relationship coaching. You know
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Els has a special today, Paul Reiser. How do I
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know that publicists? Paul Reiser's is on Comedy Dynamics, It's
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called Life, Death and Rice Pudding. Paul Reiser discloses the
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secrets to successful downsizing, explains why the whole do one
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two others thing doesn't work in marriage, and while boiling
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pasta naked is never a good idea. Paul spoke to
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The Independent newspaper and said, I'm not a fan of gossip.
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I don't like it about other people, and I certainly
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don't want anything being said about me that I wouldn't
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want shared everywhere in the news. It's fighting, but I
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believe if put any warring party in a room and
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ask them what they want, you're gonna find out that
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they're not that different. Someone locked me in a room
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with a publicist from Hulu. I'm sure we could work
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this out. We want the same thing, don't we. We
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want people to know about the Hulu comedy special. All right,
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I'm gonna stop. That bit is now officially over all right,
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that is the last time. Oh dude, I'm done with it.
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That's it. You heard me. Let's move on. Did you
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watch Saturday Night Live? I'm trying not to become the
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SNL sucks guy on threads. I've been hanging out on threads,
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where I'm finding a pretty robust discussion of comedy. And
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I'll say one thing about SNL, like that episode was horrific,
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and I'm quickly becoming the SNL is terrible guy, and
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I don't feel that way at all. I just feel
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that Bill Burr bombed and this week's episode was horrific.
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I didn't even make it through the opening sketch, and
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Baldwin came out and did RFK. He's catching some grief
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from people saying he should make fun of rfk's voice.
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Not really good impression. And my question to Lord Michaels,
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who believe me? If we compare say Lord Michael's current mind,
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you win in every category. But I don't understand this
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season why the guest stars, Like why is Dana Carvey
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still there doing Joe Biden? And okay, maybe because he's
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this year's Biden. Okay, fine, I'll let her go. Why
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is Alec Baldwin doing RFK junior? Nobody on the cast
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can do RFK junior. No one. I don't understand why
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they're not using the cast. It really confuses me back
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to over analyzing the final minute, where everybody stands on
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the stage in waves, people notice that Alec Baldwin's fly
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was open. I also felt James Austin Johnson's Trump has
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lost its way. When he first started doing it on SNL,
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it was totally on point. And maybe James version of
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the character is better doing the rambling weave speech thing,
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