But I don't see that as a bad thing.
It's been awhile since I've seen a new comedian who didn't think 'funny' was to tear others down.
Jerrod's humour comes from the pain/truth of his life. That's both funny and sad.
The throw away line that he could never bring someone home to meet his Mom, will stick with you. For you hope that it's not true; but feel for him because he believes it.
By the end, you will cheer for him to find happiness and acceptance.
It's a rare performance well worth your time.
It's been awhile since I've seen a new comedian who didn't think 'funny' was to tear others down.
Jerrod's humour comes from the pain/truth of his life. That's both funny and sad.
The throw away line that he could never bring someone home to meet his Mom, will stick with you. For you hope that it's not true; but feel for him because he believes it.
By the end, you will cheer for him to find happiness and acceptance.
It's a rare performance well worth your time.