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- May 4, 2022
Rekieta testing out material on guests is apparently all he does now.
This entire thing seems to be a lead-up for the punchline "Now... that's why black women aren't married" at 1:03
Everything with him these days is racial humor, for some reason.
Not that I, nor a lot of people here, give a fuck about various sensibilities, it's just strange that he goes all-in on this as part of his "routine", because I really don't think he's actually a "muh racist" himself. So it just comes off as disingenuous (just like everything else about him), because it's not lived experiences that he can co-sign or get behind.
I think that the best kind of comedy has an honesty to it, at the very least something that can be felt being projected from the comedian, even if the audience doesn't even necessarily swing this or that way politically, religiously etc.
He can't even deliver that line about black women with confidence. He hand palms in embarrassment.
This entire thing seems to be a lead-up for the punchline "Now... that's why black women aren't married" at 1:03
Everything with him these days is racial humor, for some reason.
Not that I, nor a lot of people here, give a fuck about various sensibilities, it's just strange that he goes all-in on this as part of his "routine", because I really don't think he's actually a "muh racist" himself. So it just comes off as disingenuous (just like everything else about him), because it's not lived experiences that he can co-sign or get behind.
I think that the best kind of comedy has an honesty to it, at the very least something that can be felt being projected from the comedian, even if the audience doesn't even necessarily swing this or that way politically, religiously etc.
He can't even deliver that line about black women with confidence. He hand palms in embarrassment.
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