Rory Farrell

Like, you got a whole baby horse to take care of now.

Yeah.

I'm going to feed this pony.

I'm going to feed this pony.

He got it tied up like a yoke.

Yeah.

That's a great bit.

My first introduction of what fame looked like was with Nick.

This was before Wildin' Out even came back.

One of my close friends named Dolly Bishop was working with Nick.

She's the head of the Black Effect Podcast Network now.

We went to Six Flags, he did like an open mic show up here, Fresh Faces of Comedy, and we went to Six Flags, and he was like, man, you can come kick it, you know what I'm saying?

Mind you, at this time, this nigga don't know, I'm just a nigga with a nigga, you know what I mean?

But just seeing the way that he conducted himself with fame was like, my first vision is like, is this really what I want to do?

And seeing the way that he conducted himself let me know that, okay, it's a space for people who had a mentality like me, who really don't give a fuck about all of that,

I'm just going to do whatever it is I came to do.

I'm still going to have a good time.

I'm going to acknowledge the people.

I'm going to show them love.

But at the same time, I'm still going to live my life.