Jo Koy: Comin' in Hot

JoKoy does great in this special. I'm not a JoKoy fan, but if there's a new special on Netflix, I'm going to check it out. Jo talks alot about his family, his mother and father. He jokes about how they acted while he was growing up, like their mannerisms, customs, etc.. He touches on cultural differences, and him being a father. Overall the jokes connect, they're very funny, I found myself laughing out loud which I rarely do even if something is funny. Nothing ground breaking, very relatable comedy. It would be a good watch with friends around.

I discovered jo koy during pandemic, that's where I discovered how great stand up comedy is. Up to now I follow him.

For those haters out there, we don't believe your hate and fake comments. The people have spoken we love jo koy and we can relate. Tell those comments to sold out arenas and Steven Spielberg liking this special.

I had some expectations, but in the end I enjoyed every moment. Regardless of some IMDB reviews he is a great comedian. I enjoyed adding to where others have never gone before.

Breaking is when a performer breaks character and in Jokoy's case he just kept laughing and giggling throughout jokes. Jokes were alright but would've been more impactful if (a) the crowd didn't just laugh blindly at everything, every word every phrase, even a lead-in when there's not even a pubchline and (b) it Jokoy's delivery was sharper, like Ali Wong...

This guy is all hat, no cattle. The audience seems artificially hyped to get the viewers interested. He never says anything funny. I couldn't watch the whole thing, what a mess.