Eddie Bravo

skills and being funny.

Some people can be funny in the parking lot, but when they get up on stage and they're under pressure, they fold.

And then some people have great public speaking skills.

They can get up on stage and they might not even be funny, but they're so comfortable on stage.

So I realized like, man, you got to have both.

And to have those public speaking skills, I was going to have to go up like a regular comedian, like four or five, six sets a week.

And I'm like, ah,

I realized I can't do that.

I would just be going a whole different direction than music if I had to spend so much time getting my public speaking skills together.

So I decided, you know what?

I'm not gonna do standup anymore, but I like writing.

So me and Joe, we were planning on putting together a sketch comedy show.

And we had like 30 sketches and we would write together.

And then all of a sudden he calls me and goes, yo, Comedy Central wants to keep the man show going.

And they heard I was pitching a sketch comedy show.

So they asked me.

I'm going to do it.

I go, this is the show we're going to get.

It's happening.

I'm like, oh, my God.