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Next up is Rachel Kaly.
I guess Im a nepo baby <3.
What unscripted or reality series do you think youd excel at?
First of all, I think Id be amazing on a home-renovation show.
I think I have been consistent and honest in my work, even when it is not on trend.
Making a video under two minutes often compromises what I think is funny.
I also think Ive learned that my style changes and my voice constantly needs honing.
Tell us everything about your worst show ever.
(This can involve venue, audience, other comedians on the lineup anything!
)The worst show I ever did was when I was 10 years old.
I challenge every man over 45 to come for me.
For a long time, my catchphrase was No problem.
You bomb a set?
You look like shit?
Your family member gets hit by an 18-wheeler truck and dies suddenly?
But I need a new one, so I will take suggestions.
Especially because of social media?
Am I going to get in trouble for talking about someone I know personally?
I think Im going to get in trouble for doing this, but I dont really care.
One comedian I think is overdue for wider recognition isConner OMalley.
If I have to say someone I dont know, I guess I will say David Schwimmer.
But I will talk about how I think good comedy needs to be surprising.
Sometimes I think its better to have your jaw drop than to let out a giggle.
I dont want to be able to predict anything about what Im seeing or watching.
Lin, if you are reading this, I would love to have you open for me.
If a joke works with the audience but not me, I scrap it and start over.
The worst comedy advice Ive received was to attempt to play high-status characters.
I cannot and will not.
I am low status till the day I die.
I am weird and pissed.
I am not sex positive or comfortable in my body.
