The media blindly bought into the Juicy Smollett hoax, failing to fact-check the sensationalized story, and none of them have issued a correction or apology. Dave Chappelle hilariously highlights in his comedy routine that many people believed Juicy Smollett was guilty from the beginning.
The speaker tackles an old interview and reminisces on a comedian's spoken word special that he might have trashed before Chappelle made it famous. Despite his slow thinking process, he gives insight into the changing landscape of comedy.
Kevin Hart's stand-up show features urban-type jokes and crowd work with comedians like DeRay Davis, Aries Spears, and Tommy Davidson, culminating in a structured joke that is incredibly hilarious.
The speaker retells a story about a kid getting jumped in a parking lot because he expressed interest in joining a gang, but the neighborhood intervened to stop the violence. Shia LaBeouf is mentioned in passing.
The podcast discusses a comedian's unique style of stand-up comedy that resembles preaching and emphasizes serious topics, such as the dangers of smoking, without being depressing.