Donning his signature suit and fedora, the dapper comic offers a unique spin on getting old, the presidential election and "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk."
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Cedric the Entertainer
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source: Cedric the Entertainer: Live from the Ville
But instead of "little white baby on a keychain" he changed it to "little yorkie on a keychain". He's pandering to an exclusively black audience and trying to relate to them hard, but really trough nothing funny, just low effort generic statements like "black people this, right?", "white people that, right?", "cops killing black kids, obama good, trump bad, right?". And that's fine, exploit your demographic for cash, but don't steal jokes from the greatest comedian ever just because he's dead. You're like the Brian Regan of black people - the safest, most timid, predictable jokes ever - I liked your singing but the rest was really just okay and I expected something great eventhough it's the first time I've seen you, because that entrance was epic and you seemed pretty likeable at first. But it's just a charade, isn't it. Don't steal your racist jokes from Patrice, he was able to pull them off, you're not.
Cedric the Entertainer is an old man. And so his point of view is about old man fears. Not quite funny. He is a professional. And he has a good act. A professional act. But it takes more to be funny. And usually the audience laughs at the ghetto talk as a cue: this is supposed to be funny. Contact me with Questions, Comments or Suggestions ryitfork @ bitmail.ch
source: Cedric the Entertainer: Live from the Ville
But instead of "little white baby on a keychain" he changed it to "little yorkie on a keychain". He's pandering to an exclusively black audience and trying to relate to them hard, but really trough nothing funny, just low effort generic statements like "black people this, right?", "white people that, right?", "cops killing black kids, obama good, trump bad, right?". And that's fine, exploit your demographic for cash, but don't steal jokes from the greatest comedian ever just because he's dead. You're like the Brian Regan of black people - the safest, most timid, predictable jokes ever - I liked your singing but the rest was really just okay and I expected something great eventhough it's the first time I've seen you, because that entrance was epic and you seemed pretty likeable at first. But it's just a charade, isn't it. Don't steal your racist jokes from Patrice, he was able to pull them off, you're not.
Cedric the Entertainer is an old man. And so his point of view is about old man fears. Not quite funny. He is a professional. And he has a good act. A professional act. But it takes more to be funny. And usually the audience laughs at the ghetto talk as a cue: this is supposed to be funny. Contact me with Questions, Comments or Suggestions ryitfork @ bitmail.ch
Cedric the Entertainer: Live from the Ville
