Julian

And, you know, he made a joke about, you know, Puffy is the one that poisoned him and got him sick.

So there was a whole bunch of think pieces on social media.

People saying, oh, Jamie Foxx says, you know, Puffy tried to kill him and Puffy poisoned him.

It was part of a joke that people obviously didn't get because the special hadn't been out yet.

So I watched it the other night and I think I went into it with different expectations.

I think I went into it with the same expectations of I might need security.

I thought the special was going to be kind of like a part two to that.

um so when i watched it the first time it was uh it was interesting the angle was very different it was more of a testimony it was more of a try to make light of such a serious situation that he had went through as far as his health was concerned uh him speaking to you know him uh holding on to his sense of humor even in some of his most vulnerable moments of not being able to you know

clean himself properly and not being able to bathe himself because he had suffered what he revealed to us as, I think people kind of knew, but he said he had a stroke.

He suffered from a stroke.

So if you ever had any members or friends that suffered a stroke, it completely, sometimes completely paralyzes them.

They have to literally learn all of their...

mechanisms and mechanics of how their body works and walk.

Motor skills.

Motor skills, all of that, all over again from scratch.

So Jamie Foxx had to go through that.

And this special was a testimony to that, his journey through that, his journey back from that.

So it wasn't full of funnies.

It wasn't full of jokes.

It was him making light of