Frankie Quiñones

He was the—

I think he was an Indian or Pakistani singer.

I was like, this would never fly over in 2025.

But I love the fact that those clips go viral and people see it.

This was a form of comedy back then, and it was on national television.

It was on Fox, I believe, right?

This was on television, but the world was just a different place as far as sensitivity and then things that you could talk about and make fun of.

As a comedian, how do you navigate through...

just the current status and the current state of society on the jokes that you write and the things that you perform on stage.

Is it something that you keep in mind or are you like, fucking, I'm leaning into the uncomfortable shit?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Nah, nah, I'll go.

I mean, I've never gone like too crazy anywhere, but there was definitely a period where the whole like people getting canceled and when people start going after comedians, I'm like, come on, y'all.

First of all, these are all jokes.

We're not in here running for political office.

Unless it's in Saudi Arabia.

Yeah.

That's a little, that's a little different.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But yeah, yeah.