Azar Farideh

You know, me as a comedian, I don't feel like I should say that for laughs.

You know what I'm saying?

So that's my take on it or whatever.

Like, just those little situations like that, that's not funny to me.

And I don't know what goes into, like, the TV laws of, like, just... Well, this is my thing, too.

With the George Floyd situation, it's such a...

Like that, what happened to George Floyd and what continues to happen to black people getting killed and shot is not a joke.

And it's something that we still have to argue to white people about, to the police about, and we still have to make a point about it that black lives actually matter.

So when you let a white person come and make a joke about something like that and laugh at it and think that it's all gravy, that's what makes them look at us like a fucking joke.

They think they could just make jokes about stuff like that and it's funny.

That's not funny.

Someone lost their father, their brother, their son, all of that.

Like, that's to the police at the end of the day.

Like, and this is happening all the time.

And they said another thing up there.

I forgot what it was, but it was...

Something about, I don't know.

You've seen it overall.

What did you think of it?

I haven't had a chance to watch it yet.