Philippe

I'm nervous because once it airs, I can't do those jokes no more because people are going to say, oh, man, he's doing the same joke on the special. So I got to hurry up and start writing new jokes. You got to hurry up. That's the hard part. Yeah. I can't be going out there. It's not like when you're a singer, man, and people want to hear Doja Cat. They want to hear her hit.

I'm nervous because once it airs, I can't do those jokes no more because people are going to say, oh, man, he's doing the same joke on the special. So I got to hurry up and start writing new jokes. You got to hurry up. That's the hard part. Yeah. I can't be going out there. It's not like when you're a singer, man, and people want to hear Doja Cat. They want to hear her hit.

I'm nervous because once it airs, I can't do those jokes no more because people are going to say, oh, man, he's doing the same joke on the special. So I got to hurry up and start writing new jokes. You got to hurry up. That's the hard part. Yeah. I can't be going out there. It's not like when you're a singer, man, and people want to hear Doja Cat. They want to hear her hit.

They want to hear it over and over. They want to hear it, you know. But I can't do that. I got to go out there and. do some crowd work and come up with new material. Like, I have a bit where I say that I'm getting older, you know. I went to a doctor for a health checkup. He said, I'm going to need a blood sample, a urine sample, a semen sample, and a stool sample. I'm like, doctor, you're lucky.

They want to hear it over and over. They want to hear it, you know. But I can't do that. I got to go out there and. do some crowd work and come up with new material. Like, I have a bit where I say that I'm getting older, you know. I went to a doctor for a health checkup. He said, I'm going to need a blood sample, a urine sample, a semen sample, and a stool sample. I'm like, doctor, you're lucky.

They want to hear it over and over. They want to hear it, you know. But I can't do that. I got to go out there and. do some crowd work and come up with new material. Like, I have a bit where I say that I'm getting older, you know. I went to a doctor for a health checkup. He said, I'm going to need a blood sample, a urine sample, a semen sample, and a stool sample. I'm like, doctor, you're lucky.

I got all that in my underwear right now.

I got all that in my underwear right now.

I got all that in my underwear right now.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Yeah, I do, man. I don't want to go up there. Because I remember when my first special came out, I didn't know that you had to go write new material. I thought you could be like Rodney Dangerfield or just do the same material over and over. Hey, no respect. But there was people who knew, who loved my stand-up, who were in the front. And every time I talked, they were lip-syncing what I was saying.

Yeah, I do, man. I don't want to go up there. Because I remember when my first special came out, I didn't know that you had to go write new material. I thought you could be like Rodney Dangerfield or just do the same material over and over. Hey, no respect. But there was people who knew, who loved my stand-up, who were in the front. And every time I talked, they were lip-syncing what I was saying.

Yeah, I do, man. I don't want to go up there. Because I remember when my first special came out, I didn't know that you had to go write new material. I thought you could be like Rodney Dangerfield or just do the same material over and over. Hey, no respect. But there was people who knew, who loved my stand-up, who were in the front. And every time I talked, they were lip-syncing what I was saying.

So they were talking with me. It was like a sing-along.

So they were talking with me. It was like a sing-along.

So they were talking with me. It was like a sing-along.

Oh, man, almost impossible. Like, my father was an immigrant. He worked, like, 60 hours a week. My mom worked cleaning houses, and we were always home alone. And when I told my father, my father found out that I was doing stand-up comedy and not having a job and not going to community college, he was very upset, man, because he didn't – he was more upset because I think a lot of parents –

Oh, man, almost impossible. Like, my father was an immigrant. He worked, like, 60 hours a week. My mom worked cleaning houses, and we were always home alone. And when I told my father, my father found out that I was doing stand-up comedy and not having a job and not going to community college, he was very upset, man, because he didn't – he was more upset because I think a lot of parents –