Jo Koy: Live from Seattle

I watched this on Netflix for the First Time. Oh my GOD he is Hilarious he Just gets WRIGHT TO THE POINT. VERY FUNNY MAN LOVE TO SEE HIM LIVE.

I'm only familiar with his material from those short skits on Facebook. I didn't know he had full length comedy shows available on Netflix. I decided to tune in as I fall asleep. Well hell no! His first anecdote grabbed my attention and I was laughing out loud. Everything he's talking about had a lot of truth.

I thought the whole show was too short and I had to admit, he ended with a weak story. But all in all, worth the time! Don't let the hateful comments fool you. This is hilarious! I think they're reviewing Amy Shumer's show and clicked on this one by mistake.

Thank you so much Joy Koy for sharing invaluable, AWESOME, ROCK STAR you/YOU and your wonderful gifts!

You have such a vast imagination, a high level of mental and emotional intelligence, impressive creativity, soul-igniting and heartfelt interpersonal skills, natural talent, and keen, Heart-centered observations of humanity and interconnected Life.

Continue SHINING BRIGHT🌅 Soul brother-my Asian brother from another mother 😜-by simply Being Full-Potential, Multidimensional, WHOLE🌗 you🌝/You🌚, to include:

Open-minded (but discerning rather than gullible), open-hearted (with healthy boundaries), authentic (embracing ALL neutral aspects of WHOLE self/Self, to include ALL important FEELINGS, language of the integrated Heart/Mind), free-spirited, adventurous, FUN 🐸 (it's CRYSTAL CLEAR you enJOY comedy), animated, goofy, playful, hilarious, lovable, wise, resilient, assertive, refreshingly honest, brave (for speaking and sharing your deeply heartfelt, inner-truths during your 4th Netflix Special; we LOVE your funny accents! 😆), magnetic, deeply understanding, compassionate, unconditionally loving (for the self/others/Life), unconditionally forgiving (for the self/others/Life), very thoughtful and generously helpful (especially for your culture's people), informative, encouraging, uplifting, empowering, inspiring, and we have no doubt much more.

Your other Netflix specials are great too, and we especially appreciate the most recent Live from L. A. we watched tonight 😄, as well as this one, definitely THE BEST!!

So we're super happy for you for having the COURAGE to pursue your Heart's passionate, fiery dreams, despite various challenges.

Thank you for Leading By Example!

We need more strong, wise, and unconditionally loving Souls like you in this world, who touch so many hearts, and greatly contribute to the expansion of our individual and Collective Consciousness.

Wishing you and your loved ones an abundance of blessings! 😘💖💓💕

Ahaya Mulantis.

It's the usual Jo Koy. Pretty funny, pretty down to earth. The show starts with the usual Koy flavor, getting into family (mom) issues, cultural differences, but slowly and exponentially dives down in the last half of the show into a more unwarranted, provocative downfall that brings the intelligent observational humor to a halt and gets more raunchy-based chuckles and nervously-shocked laughs than the genuine you-got-me belly laugh. It might take the amateur audience members by surprise and make them laugh but anyone who watched a few comedy shows in the past few years will find the landing a little rough and make some people look at their watch hoping it's the last few minutes of the show.

It's a train wreck. he is not funny, intelligent, clever or thought provoking. he goes out of his way to be as raunchy as possible but there is no point to it. No talent what so ever. he talks about subjects that people really don't want to hear about and gets bitchy when the jokes don't land and then blames the alt right because his reviews are in the toilet because he failure couldn't possibly be that he isn't funny.