Speaker 1: Callaroga Shock Media.
Speaker 2: And there I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.
We're still talking about the roast of Kevin Hard. THEO
Vaughn and Nperghetzi got into it on THEO Vaughan's This
past Weekend podcast. I'm not sure what the hell these
two were talking about. I'm not even sure THEO actually
watched the roast. Based upon we're about to hear, I
have made some editing for pacing. As THEO goes on
at some point about nothing.
Speaker 3: None of the roasters I don't think had a problem
with the jokes. Oh wait, except for Chelsea Handler. Did
I think Chelsea Hander came out and said that she
has some problem with you some of Shane and Tony's jokes? Maybe?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think with the roast. I think was
Shane and Tony. Yeah, yeah, can't pole it down? Good call.
She kind of said the Yeah, it was like, I
know about all the jokes, mainly Shane and Tony.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like in that kind of instance, if
people are signing up for something like that, it feels
like it's like fair game, unless it's like vile. You know,
maybe I.
Speaker 1: Think it's got to all be fair games signing up
for it. I mean it's like like, I know, you know,
it's like one of those like where are you gonna say?
The line is, Uh, the Roast have just they've just
I believe we've gotten to the spirit of the roast
is kind of gone. You're you're not really having people
on there that love each other, and so if there's
no love shown, then uh, it's it's it just gets
mean and uh, you know. And but I mean not
saying that they did they did what they were asked
to do. I thought they a lot of them did
a great job.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I was very happy for Big Jay Everson killed it.
Speaker 3: Some of the feeling that you get with it, it's
like it's intense, it's funny, and some of it is
like some of it is kind of like, yeah, what
feeling do I really leave here within the end? Right?
Like I leave with some temporary highs? For sure? Oh
that was crazy.
Speaker 1: That was creative.
Speaker 3: Even something that's edgy and dark can be still be
very creative. But yeah, some of it it's like this,
some of this really make me feel good or it
does like, yeah, I think.
Speaker 1: I thought Kevin Hart did great handling a lot of
it too, because yeah, it was like he wasn't you know,
he you know, kept saying like this is what you
signed up for, and yeought the messaging was good from
him afterwards, like because I mean it was like such
a tough crazy it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Nate's out promoting The Breadwinner. The reviews are not so good.
From the Hollywood Reporter and Aperghetsi's big screen vehicle is
inoffensive to the point of total boredom. Hr roads. This
is all supposed to be riotously amusing, and perhaps could
have been if we hadn't seen it handled in so
much funnier fashion and nearly every family sitcom ever created
at such movies as Mister Mom. But even forgetting its predecessors,
The Breadwinner is so lazy and laid back that it
practically recedes into itself. This is a film that makes
television shows like Father Knows Best and My Three Sons
seem edgy Forgetsi's resolutely deadpand comic person. It works well
for a stand upback, but on screen he seems mostly
on the verge of a coma. In a recurring gag,
Nate blows an airhorn to get people's attention. It may
be the only thing that will keep audience members awake. Wow.
The av Club's review was and Aprighetzi's girl Dad comedy
The Breadwinner is more painful than funny geez. Stephen A
Smith has commented on the roast of Kevin Hart because
during the Roast of Kevin Hart, Kevin Hart mentioned stephen
A Smith. I have made lots of edits to this
upcoming clip. The original version that I pulled is six
minutes long. Steven A speaks very deliberately, so I had
to chop it down. We can't do a six minute clip.
But I just want to be clear. I don't mean
to take away from the point that mister Smith was making.
Hopefully my edit here is fair, but I have quite
trimmed this down to hopefully get to the point mister
Smith was trying to make.
Speaker 4: Kevin Hart made a pointed joke about his personal Mount
Rushmore of racism lest the people he claims hate black
people alongside Jane Shane Gillis, Kid Rock, Hulk Hogan. Kevin
Hard included my name quote my Mount Rushmore of racism
when it comes to hating black people is Shane Gillis,
Kid Rock Hulk Hogan, Stephen A.
Speaker 1: Smith.
Speaker 4: Those are my four people when it comes to hating
black people. The joke came during a roast segment where
Heart was targeting Shane Gillis, the event's host, and then
expanded to a broader critique of several public figures. Obviously,
everybody knows me to be a sports commentator known for
my outspoken opinions, and I'm considered an individual that's been
the subject of controversies over the years. Okay, you know
I tried to. First of all, I got the least.
I thought I had pretty damn good relationship with Kevin Hart.
It's been on my show on many occasions. I've known
her for years. I don't know. I mean, it's a roast,
but you know, he's getting crucified because a lot of
people felt like too many jokes at this particular roaster
was tasteless. My attitude is a roast is a roast,
and people are there to be attacked. He's gotten attacked
all of that other stuff. Anybody expecting me to go
after Kevin Hart, you got the wrong man. I've always
had a lot of love for him. I will continue
to have a lot of love for him. I think
he's a good man and a great comedian who's highly
successful and a good dude. And I'm just I was
just taken aback by it, because obviously it's the kind
of narrative that a few have tried to give the
impression that the many feel about me. Kevin Hart may
have been telling the joke. It may have been the
latest tasteless one.
Speaker 2: That he told.
Speaker 4: I have no issue with the joke if it was
a joke, if it wasn't the joke, if it wasn't
a joke, I still wouldn't have an issue with it.
I have an issue with the fact that it came
from him, somebody that I kind of know a little bit,
that got a lot of love and respect for. I
could respond more vitriolically, but I won't, more incendiary. But
I won't because Kevin Hart has never, once in this lifetime,
did anything to me that deserves that.
Speaker 2: Jeff Foxworthy has a new special out today on Fox Nation.
This one called The Jokes On Me. It was filmed
at the Gasole Theater in du Luth, Georgia. In The
Jokes On Me, Jeff Foxworthy jokes about family, aging and
everyday moments The Jokes On Me also uses behind the
scenes in documentary footage and shows how some of the
material is developed for the stage. Jeff Foxworthy said, comedy
has always been about finding the funny in everyday life,
but people don't always get to see the work in
the process behind it. I'm grateful to Fox Nation for
understanding the vision I had for the special and giving
me the chance to share that journey with the audience.
Jeff was a game show host at one point. He
might want to thank Howie Mandel because Howie Mandel took
credit for everybody. Speaking to the CBC how we talked
about back in the day, being asked if he would
host A Deal or No Deal, Howie Mandel said, a
game show would have been the nail in the coffin
of my career. If your currency was irony in comedy,
you don't want to be a game show host. So
I said no, and then they called me back an
hour later and they said, come on, they can't do
it without you, and they're going to put it in
prime time five nights in one week, and I go
even more of a nail in the coffin of my career.
They persisted. One of them met Howie Mandel in a deli.
The game show rep even brought a cardboard cutout of
Deal or No Deal and had how we play it
right there in the Delhi how He says, I go home,
I tell my wife, I tell her the story. She goes,
so go do it. They're offering your money. You think
your career is crap anyway, so what the hell? So
he does it. Then I get a call from the
guy who came out to the Daily saying, you're not
gonna believe it. In the first week, one hundred million
people watch over the five nights, all those comics that
you see now doing game shows. You're welcome. Robert Lloyd,
writing for The La Times, really likes Jane Wickline. Lloyd writes,
I know from online testimonials that I'm not the only
person who loves Wickline, just as I know that there
are those who do not like her at all, to
put it mildly, who believe she has no place on
Saturday Night Live. Who are those people? I've never met
any of those people, And of course it's more than
possible you have no idea who I'm talking about, says
Robert Lloyd. There's the SNL Jane, best known for the
song she urgently performs during Week and Update. But there's
also TikTok Jane, who began making one woman multiple character
sketches in twenty twenty. More so than many cast members
who wear their pedigrees on her sleeve, she generates a
feeling of well, well, what do we have here? With
no easy immediate answer. The fact that she's so polarizing is,
in a way recommendation. She's different. She's a mystery. Nearly
all her TikTok skins, it's Wickline plays all the parts,
cutting back and forth, sometimes distinguishing the characters only by
the tops they wear. The camera angle in the background.
Wicklin doesn't need me to defend her. She may not
be a typical cast member. She doesn't do impressions, for
one thing, and I can't imagine her in the sort
of SNL film The comedy players have been graduating too,
though David Lynch might have a part for her or
Wes Anderson. GQ wrote a ridiculous piece calling Marcelo Hernandez
the boy Prince of comedy. GQ asked, Marcelo Hernandez, who
does one thing? One thing? Well, if he would turn
Domingo into a movie character. Marcelo Hernandez says, maybe, who knows.
I'd be grateful, but ultimately, now it's a strategic thing.
I have to listen when it comes to movies because
it's not where I started. I have to listen and learn.
That's what I'm trying to do now. Study film the
way I studied stand up. Then try to get as
knowledgeable and then do the work. Gossip Conna whispers in
the street. Gossip con probably a bout pie gossip conn Aware.
Speaker 4: The rumors meet with Johnny macke it's always a tree.
Speaker 2: I will wind up singing that half the afternoon. I'm
just it's so catchy. There's a website. It's Rob Shooter.
He's a gossip calumnist. I go to his site sometimes
when I'm prepping Pallace Intrigue, which is our sister podcast
about the royal family. He floated an interesting theory about
what's going on with Chelsea Handler and Tony Hinchcliff. According
to Shooter. Sources say at the roast, Chelsea Handler appeared
openly flirtatious around Tony Hinchcliff during rehearsals and backstage, clearly
enjoying the edgy comics attention and energy. The problem Tony
had zero romantic interest in her. An insider says Chelsea
was absolutely giddy around Tony backstage, laughing extra hard, hovering
around him, touching his arm. Everyone noticed it immediately. Another
insider said Tony wanted nothing romantic with Chelsea. He liked
the attention, but it wasn't interested in her in that way.
A source claims Tony felt Chelsea came after him harder
once she realized he wasn't interested, and when Tony feels attacked,
he goes scorched earth. This wasn't just comics roasting each other.
There were real feelings involved. That's all kinds of fun.
The Toronto Guardians sometimes catches up with Toronto based comedians.
I enjoy these. I like exposing all of us, myself included,
to comedians that maybe are off our radar. One of
them is Toronto based comedian Alex Wood. We're told to
think of Nirvana if Kurt Cobain were a regional comic,
workshopping jokes about marriage and McDonald's all right, I'm interested,
the Guardian says, drawing inspiration from everything from Charles dickens
to Whoope cushions. Alex Wood's comedy blends dry observation with
chaotic sincerity. Alex Wood, who is your favorite comedian growing up?
Nor McDonald? A close second would be Sabrina the Teenage Witch?
Favorite comedian now Josh Johnson and Dylan Gatt. Pre show ritual,
I draw a pentagram on the floor and then I
write out my set list in the blood of a
trangit drifter that I've murdered no one will miss. After
I make this fastian deal, I shave off all my
body here and scream into a mirror. You can do
this favorite place you've performed? This answer is wonderful. Last
week I performed in a bowling alley in Perth, Ontario,
and it made me fall in love with the Art
Forum all over again. After the show, there's a drunk
man from the audience who gave me some excellent jokes.
I could do it my next skit. Alex Wood's favorite
part of Toronto is the hipster part of Toronto. It's
called Toronto Canadian's like you're over pronouncing that. I'm supposed
to swallow that second tea right like Toronto. I could
do that if I focus Toronto, Toronto, Toronto, Toronto, Toronto,
I'll to check in with Canadian consultant Mike Chisholm from
the Letterman podcast. But he's out west, who knows how
he pronounces everything? And then is your comedy news for today.
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