@@JD-go2qj oh that's most likely what he meant. It's not deep at all. It's straightforward if you've heard the use of the day "the safe black person" before and it's not about physical safety only it's about comfort and being able to say certain things around a black person that others may call you out on
@@yellowbrand LOL, and you are somehow the arbiter of "how things work"...You are most likely too scared to go to a comedy club and heckle, because they would walk you like a dog, which is why you only troll RU-vid. Idiot.
@@yellowbrand I can't even begin to list down all the bible verses that show how that IS the case, but to sum up about 16 different Books: divorce is a way of splitting what God has made one thing. It violates His sacrament. People who divorce are therefore adulterers before God, and adulterers (along with the rest of the unrighteous) go to Hell
What does finna mean? I see a lot of people use that online .. is it one of those autocorrects that doesn't make sense but then just enters the pop culture? Is finna the incorrect version of gonna?
Child of Persia man that’s so true. I got kicked our of the program in my class because I was an angry kid and always bein a class clown but I never really got into drugs like so many people that completed it lol
Actually in most stand up circles, if you also do stand up, its seen as encouragement to laugh hard at a joke in the back between your own set. It tends to make the rest of the crowd feel like its okay to laugh because you will never be as loud and annoying as that person.
This guy is freaking hilarious, every line was awesome, even the pacing of the jokes were great. Wish the crowd appreciates the cleverness of the jokes more.
I love how he shifts between quick, witty, fun bits, and slower, serious stories. The shifts are quick and instantly sincere, which pulls you in even more. Brilliant.
@@magic131 I found it enjoyable but it was funner for the women because they resonate more with the way him talking in his gay voice sounds, probably delivers better for them. just my immediate opinion after watching, I will watch him again if there is more videos.
his material is definitely funny but there's this undeniable aspect of awkwardness and hesitancy, which i'm not sure if it's the reason he stumbles his words a couple of times, that + a sense of sadness that doesn't come across as humorous but rather makes me feel empathetic and wanna hug him, to express that things will be fine.
Reminds me this dude Isaiah, he acts straight but does hair like he headlines a beauty salon. Talks like this guy until one of his brothers come around, his octave deepens three feet.