Donnell Rawlings

For whoever likes it or whatever, it's a platform to get on.

I travel around the country.

It used to be, you remember back in the day, it was like, oh, I need to be on Letterman.

I need to be on Carson or whatever.

That is the, I got to get on Kill Tone.

100%.

And in some cases, there's some good and bad to that.

There's some people that was ready for it.

There's some people like, you know what?

You had two or three minutes worth of jokes.

You know what I'm saying?

You're not ready.

But it gave people some hope.

When I was staying at the hotel the other day, three people traveled across the country with the hopes of that.

So I know how important that show is.

Is it the fan base?

I want them to be like, oh, I can't wait to see them.

But for me...

I always, my whole career, Joe, I always wanted to be around the people, the places that they say the best comedians perform.

When I started, when I was in New York, I wanted to get passed at the Comedy Cellar, not because I wanted to be a cellar dweller.