Taylor Tomlinson

And the July before that, I had my episode on the comedy lineup on Netflix, the 15 minutes that I did.

That came out and I felt a little bit of a bump from that where people would come to see me when I was headlining clubs.

So some people were like, oh, we saw that and that was great or we've watched that and Conan and your Tonight Show set.

But for the most part, most of the people coming to see me were just like –

we just wanted to see comedy tonight and you're here.

And so I was just winning people over every weekend.

Yeah, and then the special comes out.

Then I'm in quarantine for months.

And then by the time I'm back on the road, I'm like, I sold how many tickets?

It was overnight.

It was crazy.

And there was nothing... Nothing about it felt gradual because of that pandemic time.

Where you're like, I have...

all I can see are my social numbers going up.

It doesn't always translate to live ticket sales.

So yeah, it was really, really crazy.

Yeah, I mean, Dustin Nickerson, who is a good friend of mine, who was opening for me at that time, was like, it was funny because Quarter Life Crisis came out and we did that theater tour and then Look at You, my second special, came out, which was more about mental health and grief and stuff.

came out and he goes the difference between the audience on these two tours he's like after quarter life you had like a lot of girls like wooing and like they're on girls nights and bachelorette parties and he goes look at you got rid of all that and then look at you he's like now it's like

it's all people that are like you, that are like, you know, kind of introverts and like, you know, dealing with things emotionally and, you know, who are like more introspective.

And I'm like thrilled with my audience.