Thanks, Teri! I always bristle at the charge, haha. I think I'm just an average person trying to be decent.

@ I know, it’s just what came to mind listening to you in that chamber where many injustices have been and are perpetrated.

@@TeriBrown-li4ge Thanks. Listening to this again recently, I was surprised how angry I sounded.

Thank you! Happy to give you another perspective! Yes a great show!

Yes, I listened to a lot of it after I uploaded it and I enjoyed it anew.

Certainly! I was surprised and delighted to discover the video (without sound for some reason, that's unusual) and I had the audio recording and was able to sync it up. Great show!

Tysm love gotta get you outchea!!

It's an open mic, the two hosts heckle and add on to the comedian's jokes, they also have a laptop and sound board to play clips and samples. After the comedian performs they join the two hosts razzing the next comedian. Usually, they give the comedian a little space to tell some jokes, but if they aren't funny, laughs are usually had at the comedian's expense. As I've been filming the show for over a year now, I can say that it is a difficult space for some comedians to thrive in, some can't handle the constant interruptions, others do well in the chaos, and though the jokes may not be repeatable as an experience, there is often humor in the back and forth. I'd also say that the show has a "flavor" and its own culture and personalities. I tell my friends, even at a "bad show" (because it has a hit or miss quality sometimes), I'm still going to laugh dozens of times. Enjoy it for what it is, or it may not be your cup of tea. I think it's quite funny otherwise, I wouldn't film it. They don't pay me to film it.

@@PrestoSign they should say exactly just that at the beginning of every show or quick short version of that. Otherwise it just looks like chaos. And yes is insanely disrespectful and annoying to some comedians and spectators to have people do this, the music like that as well. , it could add a lot to the show, but this is like the exact opposite of what a comedian wants on their set. It would have been easier to digest with the intro that sort of explained it. I think he said something about kill Tony and Tony henscliffe at the beginning of every single show tells you how the show goes, the bucket, the uninterrupted 60 seconds then the interview..... So when the show starts everybody's on the same page. I was so confused by this and thought it was just like a horrible situation for a comedian to find themselves in. Even as a spectator I was just turned off by the amount of heckling and weird DJing. However, if it's on purpose then they should maybe explain like we're creating the opposite of an atmosphere that you would normally have at a comedy show. Then start the show. This just felt like chaos and with a minor adjustment to the production it could be amazing now that you've explained it to me.

@@PrestoSign p. s. - I like the mix you have going on your KZbin channel here. Showcasing your filming and editing. I assume abilities. Good stuff!

@@Flippinliving Normally they do explain the setup at the beginning of each show. Often they ask "Who's never been here before?" and will explain the show to them. I've seen them bypass it, when there were no newbies in the audience, but it's probably a good idea to run through it for the viewers of the video who don't know the format. I'll mention it to them. Thanks for your feedback!

@@Flippinliving Thank you! I just film lots of interesting things happening in Richmond, Virginia. I have a wide range of interests! 🙂

I'm happy I was able to record as much as I did. You're a great performer and it was always something different. <3

it ain't there no more

Me n you both bro!

7k bud

Glad you liked it!

You are so kind. Happy to do it!