Julian

So I think he did a great job at getting that message across and delivering it in a funny way.

You got to laugh at yourself.

Laugh at the turmoil and the trials that you go through.

And I think he did a good job of that.

It's not a stand-up comedy.

It's literally just good to see him healthy, back on stage, laugh at some of the shit he's been through and make light of it.

But understand that you're not going to put this up against...

some of the comedy specials that we've seen this year.

This is not that.

This is something totally different from that.

But I do think that if you've ever supported Jamie Foxx and if you do like Jamie Foxx as an artist, then I think this is definitely something you should watch.

Do you think... I'm curious.

Do you think...

What should we expect or what do you think will happen next?

Will he dive back into film or do you think... He's probably on a restriction as far as like... Because filming major, major films with major production as Jamie Foxx has done...

that takes a toll on you physically.

Yeah, even when you're completely healthy.

You have to deal with like 100 people a day.

Yeah, something like that.

And then he felt like a prostitute.