Julian

Um,

Uh, he had this whole moment where this therapist, Holly breaks him basically.

And the doctor that saved him was this white boy in a Laker Jersey that he kept saying.

And throughout the show, he kept saying, I'm Jamie Foxx.

I'm Jamie Foxx.

And it was like, I think it was him convincing himself that he's still him as he's like going through like this very, you know, traumatic, vulnerable moment in front of this theater.

Um, and then he has this whole thing where it's like, if I can stay funny, I can stay alive.

And he would like use that as a call and response to, um,

him referencing him and Django or him talking about other films that he's done.

And it's like, it just was like a kind of, to me, it was like a victory lap in that sense where like, then the projector came down and he's, you know, started singing slow jams.

And then in the middle of slow jams, he goes, I made it, I'm back.

It was just like,

very much jamie foxx convincing himself that he's still jamie foxx if that makes right am i wrong for something no i think but that's almost dying yeah that was part of like i under like under the circumstances i get it it makes sense but i just got also i like it because i like hammered in the religious angle which i think is i'm not a religious person i just i get it i mean i yeah

Yeah, but you've never been through a near-death experience.

I personally haven't.

I've had family members that have.

I've never just turned to God.

And I agree.

And that's fair because I do understand a lot of people went into watching it.

They were expecting like this, you know, another just laugh all night event.