Drew Michael

Okay so here's the thing. Jerrod Carmichael did a phenomenal job directing this special. But it isn't his fault that it wasn't funny in the slightest definition of the word. I did enjoy the experimental idea of not having an audience and I think had it been a Jerrod Carmichael performance then it would've actually been a much better production.

Instead we're stuck with Drew Michael's cringeworthy takes on life that didn't make me laugh once. It was actually rather disturbing. That being said, I do think that this experimental take on a comedy special could be the start of something interesting where a special is portrayed in ways other than the traditional comedian and audience set up. When or if that does happen I just hope there is a better comedian involved.

I wouldn't recommend this to fans of comedy but I think aspiring directors might enjoy the way this was shot which is why I will give it a 4 out of 10 rating instead of something lower.

This movie does a really good job of talking about topics that aren't usually spoken about and there's a few laughs along the way. The self-awareness of this monologue is thought provoking and funny.

It's good to see the unique take on stand up but sadly the material sucks! It's nice if he wants to try to help people but without laughter it just falls flat and the young girl sucks and doesn't fit in anywhere. Hopefully you find this more enjoyable than I did, I gave it a 5 because it had good production value and a unique idea but the most important part which is the material needs work!

Spend your time doing something else besides watching the Narcisistic Cluster B drivel.

Watching this "comedy standup" special will without a doubt induce a panic attack in even the strongest willed, stable minded person. It feels as if you are locked in a room with no exits with an unstable man, spewing his darkest most cringeworthy secrets. An insestual spiral of Freud's greatest hits. This is not an exaggeration, this is the most truthful review I have ever written. If you're a person who finds this brilliant, you're the same type of person who finds a toilet in the middle of an art gallery thought provoking and moving. Flush this thing down the drain, I'm sorry if you already put yourself through the torment that is Drew Michael's inner thoughts. It's cold and dark in there, I still feel haunted by his ominous stare. A+