Using "The N-Word" in my comedy: A recent critique
I had a gig the other night at Södra Sällskapet. It's one of my favorite clubs to perform at. It's a basement, nice room, normally a good, energetic crowd. I have fun when I'm on stage there. The gig went very well. I got laughs and applause. I felt good. I stuck around for the rest of the show and some drinks and socialization. The night was good. I met with some comics and some of their friends upstairs and began chit-chatting. One Swedish guy told me that I was funny. It's always flattering. I gave my normal "Thanks a lot, man!" It really means a lot to me when someone tells me I'm funny. You should try it. Go up to a comedian and tell them they're funny. I promise you you'll make their day. However, this guy followed it up with a "but". - The only thing I would say... Here goes. Another person that doesn't get on stage telling me what I should do the next time I get up there. Let me guess, "Talk