Dulce Sloan

That's what people ask me.

I always mention Big Kenny.

I will never not mention Big Kenny.

He...

So when I started going around Atlanta, it was interesting because it was a, cause like so many, like sometimes female comics will talk about like, you know, men, not, you know, male comics being talking to them crazy or kind of being inappropriate.

Cause I was doing toxic in general, toxic in general.

You know, it's so funny because I was doing like, you know, the urban rooms and the mainstream rooms at the same time.

Cause beginning was like,

If you're going to work, you're going to have to go do mainstream.

You're going to have to do both.

And it is very hard as a Black woman in Black rooms.

Because in the way that... In Black rooms, they will tell you, we've already got two females on the show.

We already got one female on the show.

We ain't going to put on no more.

So white female comics speculate when they're in white rooms whether they're not being put up because they're a woman.

If you were in a black room, they would tell you explicitly, we're not putting no more females on the show.

So I never had to guess.

Jeez.

Interesting.

If that was the reason I wasn't getting up.