Eddie Bravo

You have a bunch of ideas for songs in your head, you know, and then you do your first album and you get all your songs on there.

Yeah.

And then it becomes a big hit.

And then they come to you and they go, we need another album.

And you're like, well, I don't really have that many songs in my head anymore.

I got them all out.

And then they go, well, come up with some songs.

Yeah.

So now you're coming up with shit versus, you know, I got...

most of the stuff I had in my head, I got it out in the first hundred episodes.

And now you're just sitting around creating something that's not really in your head.

You're just like, we got to fill this, we got to fill 26 episodes and I don't have any thoughts.

So at a certain point, like it is kind of, I think it's the same with music.

I had a bunch of bits that I wanted to do my whole life and I did them and now I'm sitting around going, I got to come up with bits that I'm not even thinking about now.

Yeah, it's exactly like that in music.

The only thing that's different, though, with music, as far as live performance goes, people want to hear the same shit over.

And they'll be mad if they don't hear the same songs over and over.

But in comedy, if they hear the same jokes over, you need new material.

They don't want to hear the same jokes.

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