Speaker 1: Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody in Steve j Envy, Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 2: We have Just Niche.
Speaker 3: Niche.
Speaker 4: I am great.
Speaker 1: You know, people always seem to be mentioning your name.
Speaker 4: Finally y'all got me in here. Absolutely somebody funny. Well
Speaker 4: it's about time breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Jesus, some unfunny people here. You take you ain't got
Speaker 2: to say no names?
Speaker 4: Okay, cool?
Speaker 1: Let them know who Just Niche is.
Speaker 5: Yes, oh man, Just Niche is Chicago bread stand up,
Speaker 5: a realist.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just pretty much. Go with the flow. But stay
Speaker 4: in my lane and just make sure I do what
Speaker 4: I gotta do, like what your shirts represents.
Speaker 5: Thank you, because this is one of the things that's
Speaker 5: really important to me to year because this election.
Speaker 4: I gotta let these people know. I know you own it.
Speaker 4: I see you always with the movie. I got you
Speaker 4: all some shirts.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we're gonna pop it off because young people
Speaker 5: gonna get us our money back. So HR forty is
Speaker 5: all about the bill to commission and study how we're
Speaker 5: gonna get reparations. They got the HR four to one
Speaker 5: four bet is the US admitting that they owe us reparations,
Speaker 5: So black people, this is all.
Speaker 4: We need to be worried about them stough loans.
Speaker 5: They weren't never getting them back. So Biden can't sell
Speaker 5: me on that. But I don't care if Trump, Trump
Speaker 5: or Biden getting there. You know, this should be the
Speaker 5: agenda we pushing because they don't care. So I think
Speaker 5: we can get on the court and with these young
Speaker 5: kids in TikTok, you know, we gottat to worried out
Speaker 5: because people don't even know about it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I saw Congressman Jamal Bowman, he uh uh. The
Speaker 6: initiative that they're doing that they're pushing forwards for every
Speaker 6: black person to get I think with three hundred and
Speaker 6: thirty three thousand dollars in reparations.
Speaker 5: Three hundred that's what they starting. And it's gonna be
Speaker 5: a long complex process. But until they do that, they
Speaker 5: gotta do something, you know, you know, we need. I
Speaker 5: don't care y'all can give us everything black free until
Speaker 5: y'all do you know, until y'all figure out tires like,
Speaker 5: but y'all have to do something until y'all figure it out.
Speaker 5: And I feel like if they have something in motion,
Speaker 5: we watch these people give every American a stimulus check,
Speaker 5: that foul taxles. You're telling me you can't give black
Speaker 5: people a stimular check monthly until y'all figure it out. Yeah,
Speaker 5: a little reparation card or something, you know, put some
Speaker 5: money on here, load it up until y'all figure it out.
Speaker 4: But just to keep not doing nothing, it's gonna be ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Yeah, one thing I told earthquake this morning, we had
Speaker 6: earthquake up here. I was like, man, if you make
Speaker 6: a certain amount of money as a black person, just
Speaker 6: let me be tax free exactly.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, exactly.
Speaker 1: Four hundred years I have a lost slavery.
Speaker 5: Like seriously, and it's so easy. Like I say, they
Speaker 5: probably thinking like, oh, black people wont want us. We
Speaker 5: do want the money, but also it's so much other
Speaker 5: stuff that y'all can start doing. Sure, you know, home loans,
Speaker 5: y'all give us property, free education, you know, mental health
Speaker 5: for sure. So it's like, y'all can start this stuff.
Speaker 5: We don't have to wait until we figured it all out.
Speaker 5: But y'all gotta do something, you know, give me a
Speaker 5: little reparation loan, you.
Speaker 6: Know, people only That's what Jamal's pushing. He's pushing for
Speaker 6: a federal buildy. I'll provide every Black American with a
Speaker 6: one time payment of three hundred and thirty thousand restitution
Speaker 6: for slavery.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's do it. They haven't even apologized. I don't
Speaker 5: think people are realizing they have never publicly apologized or slavery.
Speaker 5: Like you know, when people feel bad, they at leasta,
Speaker 5: you want something from the store.
Speaker 4: They ain't even asked us, do we want something from
Speaker 4: the store.
Speaker 5: But it's our fault because we're not. We're not pushing it,
Speaker 5: but we don't care. Why would they care?
Speaker 4: They don't want us to have it?
Speaker 5: No way, So we all get on the same page,
Speaker 5: no matter which president is in there.
Speaker 4: Black people, where y'all at with the HI forty? Where
Speaker 4: y'all at with the HR four one four? What are
Speaker 4: we doing? We don't care about. They don't give us
Speaker 4: nothing away, Give me a life, look, check your card
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 6: I want want to correct you on one thing, because
Speaker 6: this is also important to all. Push for slavery, I
Speaker 6: mean push for reparations.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 6: On July thirty of two thousand and eight, the US
Speaker 6: House of Representatives passed the resolution apologizing for American slavery
Speaker 6: and subsequent discriminatory laws and the Senate apologizing Old nine. Okay,
Speaker 6: but they did so they have apologized and acknowledged it.
Speaker 1: So once you do that, you gotta make amends. Yes,
Speaker 1: from this restitution.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, So I'm with it. So that's all.
Speaker 5: And I want to kind of just make people aware
Speaker 5: of it so they can know what to kind of
Speaker 5: be asking their politicians for at the local, federal, and
Speaker 5: state level, because we all have to be on the
Speaker 5: same page.
Speaker 4: All we ain't gonna get nothing.
Speaker 1: So so how'd you get into comedy?
Speaker 4: Gray Goose?
Speaker 5: But literally I used to go to open mic in
Speaker 5: Chicago all the time and people my friends were like,
Speaker 5: you need.
Speaker 2: To go up, and did you have a set that
Speaker 2: You're just like, I'm just gonna win, man.
Speaker 4: Look, I had the I used the force.
Speaker 5: Well, I did have two jokes written on my hand
Speaker 5: because I kind of prepped, and yeah, the shots took
Speaker 5: it from there. So I invited all my family out.
Speaker 5: I had thirty people there. This was my first time
Speaker 5: going up. Like I shouldn't have nobody there because I
Speaker 5: got drunk. I forgot everything. The word sweatd off my hands.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 4: I got up there, but I was still funny, but
Speaker 4: I was winging it.
Speaker 1: So what was the two jokes? Do you remember?
Speaker 5: Yes, I had just went natural, and I was talking
Speaker 5: about how black people can't have sex in the shower
Speaker 5: because we go in looking like Beyonce would come out
Speaker 5: looking like Florida Evans. It was just so stupid, you know,
Speaker 5: And that was like what I thought was funny. And
Speaker 5: I had another joke about getting kicked out the gym
Speaker 5: for eating ice cream sandwiches and it's like, you can't
Speaker 5: tell me how to cool down.
Speaker 4: So that was literally like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, boom boom, and then I said a whole bunch
Speaker 5: of stuff after that. I would have to watch the
Speaker 5: take back because I was so I think I was
Speaker 5: like five shots then because they put me up at
Speaker 5: the end because all my family was there, so you know,
Speaker 5: how to try to hold the crowd.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I went back the next week sober.
Speaker 5: You did better, Nope, but I went up and I
Speaker 5: enjoyed it, so yeah, people people saw that I was
Speaker 5: kind of naturally funny, so they kind of navigated me
Speaker 5: around the Chicago comedy scene. Then I met Jokes and
Speaker 5: Notes owner Mary Lindsay, and that was yeah, once you
Speaker 5: go to jokes and notes and do good.
Speaker 4: That was like a stable.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It was like the only black club in Chicago. But
Speaker 4: it was a big deal.
Speaker 5: So all the greats kind of ran through jokes and
Speaker 5: notes and yeah, so if you could be funny your
Speaker 5: jokes notes, it was like a big deal.
Speaker 6: So what made you realize what was the point you
Speaker 6: got to you realize, Okay, I'm actually good?
Speaker 1: And how long did it take to get to that.
Speaker 4: Well, actually good? That's subjective?
Speaker 5: So I knew I was actually funny very early because
Speaker 5: people after the shows will come tell me, but good.
Speaker 5: I probably wasn't good until I was maybe five, six
Speaker 5: years a year like good, Because when I say good,
Speaker 5: I mean like, these are good jokes, They're well written.
Speaker 4: I'm not just up there, you know, being loud and funny.
Speaker 1: I was gonna ask that what just being funny and good?
Speaker 5: Cause people can be funny by being loud, you know,
Speaker 5: people just laugh. If you're confident, you can just get
Speaker 5: up there and do a whole bunch of crazy stuff
Speaker 5: and people will be like, oh, she's funny. I ain't
Speaker 5: talking about nothing, you know, so I consider good. You
Speaker 5: can write a great joke, you can write a great bit.
Speaker 5: You have like signature and jokes that people recognize you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was gonna ask, you know what a female comedian,
Speaker 7: so many female comedian has been up here and says
Speaker 7: it's so difficult, right, it seems like they try to
Speaker 7: give them less money, they try to cut their time,
Speaker 7: they try to well they.
Speaker 4: Gonna do that. Oh I ain't know what could cuss?
Speaker 4: Why you ain't saying me that when I first got
Speaker 4: up here. Okay, well yeah, censoring myself?
Speaker 5: Oh god, So I mean, yeah, but I think that's
Speaker 5: any feel man not gonna try to do that, And
Speaker 5: I think women feel like it's hard. I've never it
Speaker 5: ain't never been hard for me because I'm funny, so
Speaker 5: I didn't have to Like people want to be on
Speaker 5: the show because they want to be on the show.
Speaker 5: I never had to get booked because somebody want to.
Speaker 5: Of course they probably wanted to, but I was the
Speaker 5: referred comic, like we need a funny female.
Speaker 4: Oh, Justiny's just me. So it's been easy.
Speaker 5: And people always think female comics aren't funny. But it's
Speaker 5: just a numbers game. So it's less of us, so
Speaker 5: you see us less, you know, so you might see
Speaker 5: what one female comic per show if that. So if
Speaker 5: you're not seeing female comics, then it's like, oh, I
Speaker 5: don't even know, no funny female comics.
Speaker 4: I don't see that. But it's like, no, we out here,
Speaker 4: and I'm funny. So I've always just been.
Speaker 5: Able to like jump the line because they always want
Speaker 5: one bitch on the show.
Speaker 2: So what did you think about Kat Williams going at
Speaker 2: all the black comedians.
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Man, that was a time to be alive. It was
Speaker 4: a good kickoff. I feel like shit, he.
Speaker 5: Spoke his truth and that's what he wanted to get
Speaker 5: out and he did And I don't know. I liked
Speaker 5: it though, but I don't think it's I don't think
Speaker 5: it's necessary to Well, he only addressed people who address
Speaker 5: him club, so I think that's what people are getting
Speaker 5: away from. They think he's just picking on people. But
Speaker 5: he literally only talked about the people that.
Speaker 4: Got on there and said something that he disagreed with.
Speaker 6: Or I was people who got shots from it. He
Speaker 6: talked about there's a lot of people that got some screens.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thoroughly enjoyed.
Speaker 6: It, and and and and you know, cat Cat has
Speaker 6: been consistent about certain people for a long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kevin Hardy's been way before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so he's been.
Speaker 5: On that and I feel like people are used to it.
Speaker 5: So it's just like, Okay, cat being cat.
Speaker 1: That's how I took it. I mean, I'm like, I've
Speaker 1: heard cat talk like this before.
Speaker 4: It like the first time.
Speaker 1: So for this when they catch fire away it.
Speaker 4: Did, I was like, Okay, sharing a joga suit. That's
Speaker 4: what it was.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 4: Come on on the table, come on, cat balls everywhere,
Speaker 4: come put the balls up.
Speaker 2: It's jocket.
Speaker 4: It was tight as hell.
Speaker 5: I'm like, so I think it was a combination. But
Speaker 5: it's a super dope podcast. So of course esthetically is good.
Speaker 5: Shann and Sharp it is good and uh yeah and
Speaker 5: Kevin it's always gonna be entertaining.
Speaker 4: So it did what it needs to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you did speed date with Kendrick.
Speaker 4: Yes, well it was. It's like a collab. We got
Speaker 4: that coming up.
Speaker 5: Yes it's not out yet, but you know, she's working
Speaker 5: on her app for her singles, uh Singles.
Speaker 4: Live show, so it's gonna be like a tour.
Speaker 5: And I told her I already do a speed day
Speaker 5: in comedy jam and with you and your platform, we
Speaker 5: can really get these singles out in every city and
Speaker 5: they'll have a better chance of meeting somebody they could
Speaker 5: really be with. Because if you watch the show them
Speaker 5: people be, oh, I'm in Atlanta, y'all can fly. You
Speaker 5: ain't got no money, you cannot fly to see no
Speaker 5: niggas and anybody will fly you out. So it's just
Speaker 5: being a little more realistic and just putting all that
Speaker 5: together so we can just get out and have a
Speaker 5: good time. It's a super dope show, though, yes, be
Speaker 5: on the lookout.
Speaker 1: For but the tour is that are you really trying
Speaker 1: to meet somebody?
Speaker 5: Oh, I found my nigga, hopefully just my last nigga.
Speaker 5: So I found Yeah, this is my last I want
Speaker 5: to be married about. Well, God sent them to me.
Speaker 4: We actually met.
Speaker 5: Chicago, and uh it's going on almost two years now,
Speaker 5: and uh, I want to be married by forty so
Speaker 5: I got about two months, so I'm a fast track it.
Speaker 1: Does he know that? You know?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Damn?
Speaker 2: You know now?
Speaker 4: I think he kind of knew.
Speaker 5: I don't think you gotta really be with somebody forever
Speaker 5: to get married.
Speaker 4: You can. We can learn about each other as we go,
Speaker 4: like we almost for that time. Like I'm ready to
Speaker 4: sit down.
Speaker 2: But did he think you serious though, because youre comedian too,
Speaker 2: so he.
Speaker 4: Well, I think he understands that.
Speaker 5: You know, it's important for me to just go ahead
Speaker 5: and we can we can settle down.
Speaker 4: The streets was fun.
Speaker 1: How does the woman know that? How does the woman
Speaker 1: know when it's time to hang it up?
Speaker 4: You just kind of feel it.
Speaker 5: You kind of just want to be settled. You want
Speaker 5: to be where you're gonna be at. And then right now,
Speaker 5: I think it's the best time for me because it's
Speaker 5: you know, I'm closing up.
Speaker 4: I've been doing comedy.
Speaker 5: For eleven years, but I think this year is like pivotal.
Speaker 4: I think this year is really gonna be life changing.
Speaker 5: So I would rather have somebody be through that phase
Speaker 5: with me than have to find somebody after that, because
Speaker 5: it's like, where you are you like me or you
Speaker 5: just know that I'm dope and I'm popping.
Speaker 2: So why do you think this is gonna be the year?
Speaker 2: Because you said this is the year?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like, man, I just feel it.
Speaker 5: I know what I got. I got special coming out
Speaker 5: that's gonna change the game. The HR forty movement. That's
Speaker 5: just important to me, just to get the word, So
Speaker 5: I just see that being a big thing. And then
Speaker 5: I'm kicking off with kicking off our all female tour again,
Speaker 5: so the Kendrick and stuff. So it's just so much
Speaker 5: like I'm writing on a Miss Patch show. Just did
Speaker 5: a movie with a Tyler Perry, So it's like you
Speaker 5: just kind of feel it.
Speaker 6: The female tour is the funny by nature to you,
Speaker 6: Crystal Pale Kelly, Yes.
Speaker 4: I actually put my girl in the building.
Speaker 5: That's a Franklin Yeah, funny as hell, like all stand ups.
Speaker 5: Everybody got jokes. It's really like the new Queen's Comedy
Speaker 5: and we're gonna.
Speaker 1: Call it that. How you connect with them.
Speaker 6: I was just having a conversation with some of the
Speaker 6: ladies in here and I said to them, I said
Speaker 6: to them, verbatim, I said, women hate each other.
Speaker 4: Yep, they do.
Speaker 5: But but when you find a group of women that
Speaker 5: you click with and can get along with, and I
Speaker 5: be caddy because everybody gonna have their disagreements, but it's
Speaker 5: like we cool enough to get through whatever abouts we
Speaker 5: have and we can work together. But that is hard
Speaker 5: for a lot of women. But we do really well
Speaker 5: together and we all funny.
Speaker 4: So it's a dope tour and.
Speaker 5: Because people don't care five female comics. I want to
Speaker 5: ask you all this. You cannot name nobody's seen.
Speaker 1: On Depth Jam, on Death Jam.
Speaker 5: No, I'm no, I'm talking about name five, but can't
Speaker 5: say some more Monique.
Speaker 4: Because that's how much I don't know. As I know,
Speaker 4: and I love everybody loves.
Speaker 5: More lame five that wasn't on Depth Jam, that wasn't
Speaker 5: on Death Jam.
Speaker 4: So these new bitches were.
Speaker 1: Talking about just Hlarious, a man.
Speaker 2: Five people that have been a pair, So it's a
Speaker 2: little different, Miss.
Speaker 1: Pat, just Niche, Tiffany.
Speaker 2: These people have been a pair, okay, but outside of
Speaker 2: the people that's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 5: Gonna take out the social media comedians too, and y'all
Speaker 5: was gonna be too stuck.
Speaker 6: I just think about people I see on stage, Yvonne Orgy,
Speaker 6: these people I've actually gone to see.
Speaker 4: Make sure y'all.
Speaker 5: Comedy comics, because if y'all don't know about these four,
Speaker 5: I mean now, but then y'all doing yourself with this service.
Speaker 5: And it's plenty of more female comics that I think
Speaker 5: I mixed in this little void. They don't have a
Speaker 5: million followers, they haven't been on dev Jam, but they're
Speaker 5: funny as hell, and then we.
Speaker 4: Get the old females ain't even funny, like shut up, bitch,
Speaker 4: she won't even go to the shows, you know.
Speaker 5: So this tour, I think, will just be like I said,
Speaker 5: it's it's a new que comedy. We out here everybody younger, fresh,
Speaker 5: well we're like ten twelve years though, so we're not
Speaker 5: like new comics, but.
Speaker 6: We just you know, it's anything I gotta say, Lunel
Speaker 6: to lunello see this and be like you.
Speaker 5: Out of.
Speaker 1: Probably did you know the stuff on.
Speaker 5: TV where everybody but those of us who haven't done
Speaker 5: GYM or common viewer don't have the new ones, so
Speaker 5: people don't you.
Speaker 7: Know, I was gonna ask anything off the table with
Speaker 7: everybody being canceled so easily.
Speaker 2: Now do you say, you know what?
Speaker 7: I'm gonna stay away from this because it seems like
Speaker 7: everything is so sensitive now, everything is so sensitive.
Speaker 5: But people got to get over that these are jokes
Speaker 5: and if we don't fight for that right to just
Speaker 5: speak freely, then what is commonly gonna be in the
Speaker 5: next five years. I'm talking about plants and ship talk
Speaker 5: about it, you talk about your troubles, you talk about
Speaker 5: your life, And how y'all gonna tell me how to
Speaker 5: talk about my story? You know, so you do have
Speaker 5: to deliver it away where you're not offending people. But
Speaker 5: I pretty much am able to say whatever I need
Speaker 5: to say them I have, you know, I talk about abortion,
Speaker 5: I talk about rape, We'll talk about you know.
Speaker 4: But this is my story. So how are you gonna
Speaker 4: you you sensitive because stuff I went through? Go to bed.
Speaker 4: You don't need to be a comedy show.
Speaker 5: So I think if the joke is written well enough,
Speaker 5: then you can really say whatever you need to say.
Speaker 1: What is the self served selfie comedy jam?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, this is my documentary slash comedy special,
Speaker 5: So that'll be my first hour I'm filming, and I'm filming.
Speaker 4: It myself, so it's all selfie.
Speaker 5: I'm doing everything on my phone, so I set my
Speaker 5: trap it up and then I'm facing the camera, so
Speaker 5: very the audience is behind me though, so the people
Speaker 5: who are like watching this special, it's like a very
Speaker 5: intimate experience because it's like I'm telling jokes straight to
Speaker 5: you whoever scrolling. But the audience yeah, well yeah, so
Speaker 5: that's weird for them. They or they looking at ass.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, depending on how you feel, but
Speaker 5: that's the idea of the special. And you know, it's
Speaker 5: almost like gonna be like the Blood Witch Project comedy specials.
Speaker 5: The shit gonna be so dope cause I got all
Speaker 5: this bts too, because I'll take myself a stick everywhere
Speaker 5: and so I got interviews with comics, I got cameos
Speaker 5: all over the place. So it's a documentity slash comedy special.
Speaker 5: And the point is like Netflix ain't busting down my
Speaker 5: daughter to give me a special, you know, Amazon, So
Speaker 5: it's like, I gotta do this myself. I will do
Speaker 5: it myself, and it's gonna be one of the best
Speaker 5: specials people ever seen because it's gonna be so different
Speaker 5: and it's funny.
Speaker 2: Did you do it?
Speaker 5: We are we film the actual real show. So I
Speaker 5: got all the stuff on my phone. But we are
Speaker 5: gonna film my actual special in March.
Speaker 2: So you haven't done it yet.
Speaker 7: That's gotta be a little Have you tried yet, because
Speaker 7: that's gonna be a little weird to talk this way.
Speaker 4: It's hard. So yeah, I'll do it in every city
Speaker 4: I go to practice.
Speaker 5: So when we're gonna film my actual one, you know,
Speaker 5: professionally and we're gonna mix it all in. So we're
Speaker 5: gonna mix the real one in with all the bullsh
Speaker 5: that I have. And that's it's almost like satire because
Speaker 5: people don't think, oh, she really did this, but I
Speaker 5: didn't have a whole like cammera crew, and then you
Speaker 5: see me doing it myself. So it's gonna be dope
Speaker 5: ast but and hopefully this changes the way stand up
Speaker 5: comics are able to deliver that stand up because social
Speaker 5: media whopoping our ass. We're not getting up doing sketches
Speaker 5: every day. We're not doing skins because that's not our element.
Speaker 5: And then the ones that try to do it, they suck,
Speaker 5: you know, so they shit don't even take off because
Speaker 5: you're a stand up comic. Of course you can transition,
Speaker 5: but your your your element is stand up. So just
Speaker 5: we have to just realign the wheel. We ain't got
Speaker 5: to reinvent it, but do the ship and make it
Speaker 5: for social media. It's like, damn, it's different. And so
Speaker 5: I'm hoping once I do it, everybody start doing it,
Speaker 5: and now stand up comics can kind of catch up
Speaker 5: with the social media world because you can do.
Speaker 1: What you do.
Speaker 6: But I love that because you know, We always talk
Speaker 6: about how do you make special special?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, this is gonna be the specialist special to
Speaker 5: ever special, and people know that it's it's genuine. And
Speaker 5: I'm really passionate about stand up comics like Shima Franklin
Speaker 5: and Vincent Brian and Ronnie Jordan and Michie Holl getting
Speaker 5: the light because they are just too funny for nobody.
Speaker 4: Hello, and he watched out.
Speaker 5: Some gifts too, Nie Jordan's, so he got y'all some
Speaker 5: hats and I got you some HR forty shirts. But yeah,
Speaker 5: c power like, it's so all of us, and it's
Speaker 5: no way that we shouldn't be selling out our own shows.
Speaker 5: We are the funniest out here, but we don't have
Speaker 5: no big following. So if we start just doing shit different,
Speaker 5: and I have a whole bunch of different visual shit,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna start doing with comedy just to make it
Speaker 5: more peeling for people on social media because that's where
Speaker 5: the money at. You had a million followers, you booked
Speaker 5: up the whole year, you know, So yeah, I'm hoping
Speaker 5: this'd be a vehicle for the stand ups to kind
Speaker 5: of catch up.
Speaker 4: But yeah, shit gone crack.
Speaker 6: How would you describe a just Niche comedy show. Like,
Speaker 6: if I came to a comedy show, what should I expect?
Speaker 6: I should have any expectations.
Speaker 5: You should expect to have an amazing time. Like the
Speaker 5: just Niche effect is like real because it's like vibrent,
Speaker 5: Like I exude like positive energy. So even if I'm
Speaker 5: talking about something dark, I make you feel better about
Speaker 5: it because I'm just a like I just got a
Speaker 5: happy bib about me.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm blessed.
Speaker 5: I ain't really no hating us. I just you know,
Speaker 5: I don't hate on people. But it's like, you know,
Speaker 5: so honest, but it's good. It's very true, is wrong,
Speaker 5: and it's funny, like I write jokes. So I'm just
Speaker 5: not up there, you know.
Speaker 4: So you're gonna leave like damn, I never thought of that.
Speaker 4: That was good.
Speaker 5: She was cool, she was fun, she was home, you know, Like,
Speaker 5: so you're gonna leave like damn, liybe it's wrong.
Speaker 6: And you know another thing I noticed about people in
Speaker 6: Chicago now, you know because I follow though on it
Speaker 6: on Instagram. You know, I see you with the HR
Speaker 6: forty shirt. Y'all are very involved with the politics of
Speaker 6: this city. Yeah, y'all be a city council. Yeah everything,
Speaker 6: because they.
Speaker 5: Be bucking us over they bringing all these migracy and
Speaker 5: no shade. But we need help too, like they like
Speaker 5: kicking people out of schools, the housing. It's like come on,
Speaker 5: y'all or like you've got that head too. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: it's like where all this.
Speaker 4: Money coming from? Where y'all can't help us.
Speaker 2: They can't find no money nowhere else.
Speaker 5: But now, yeah, I'm a migrant too, then you know,
Speaker 5: like some of that. So it's just it's like a
Speaker 5: big old slap in the face. And I think that's
Speaker 5: why it's really important for black people to get on
Speaker 5: one accord because if we are fighting for the same issue,
Speaker 5: because it's we're so divided, I need that.
Speaker 4: No, we need y'all to get on board.
Speaker 5: So we need some type of reparations states and state
Speaker 5: in federally. So yeah, so that's the movement, and you know,
Speaker 5: it's you have to be consistent because people get distracted,
Speaker 5: and it's something that we have to keep doing because
Speaker 5: they know black people get distracted. One more push our
Speaker 5: video were off track. It's like no focus, y'all, because
Speaker 5: we can do this and it will take this generation.
Speaker 5: It'll be litle millennials and who after us gen Z?
Speaker 6: I think it's gen Z now, I think with gen
Speaker 6: Z Okay, No, we're not okay, I'm forty five, I
Speaker 6: damn okay.
Speaker 5: So you kicked it off right, the first millennial? No,
Speaker 5: I think, yeah, he was the last whatever before that was.
Speaker 4: But we have the time.
Speaker 5: You know, our ancestors can get reparations. They're trying to live.
Speaker 5: They just got free. You think I'm going back.
Speaker 4: You got something for me?
Speaker 1: Fuck you, I'm not.
Speaker 4: You can't have whatever you got. I'm just trying to
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 5: So they didn't have time to fight for their reparations,
Speaker 5: remons and them they're still gonna ask be.
Speaker 4: They ain't have time to fight for no repard. They
Speaker 4: just want to live.
Speaker 6: I talk about that in regards they're metal health all
Speaker 6: the time. I always say that, you know, we're the
Speaker 6: first generation that has the luxury of healing. The generations
Speaker 6: before so was just trying to survive.
Speaker 5: And that's yeah, and that's exactly it. So you know
Speaker 5: we still have you know, our issues and.
Speaker 4: Various but we can. We can come together and do this.
Speaker 4: So we owe it to them to do it.
Speaker 6: And it's interesting you brought up I'm sorry, I'm trying
Speaker 6: to that. It's interesting you brought up the migrant issue
Speaker 6: because you know, people will hear you say that and
Speaker 6: they'll be like, oh, that's a that's a MAGA talking point,
Speaker 6: that's a Republican talking point.
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, if you are actually out here.
Speaker 6: Talking to people in New York City or Chicago, I've
Speaker 6: witnessed it over the past year. People are coming up
Speaker 6: to me, Black people, Spanish people complaining about the migrant issue.
Speaker 1: All for the reasons you just said.
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 5: They wanted to close down of Chicago Park District where
Speaker 5: these boys play football. That's the only thing that got
Speaker 5: is already in the worst one of the worst neighborhoods
Speaker 5: on the Westide.
Speaker 4: Chicago, and they wanted to close that down. So that
Speaker 4: all stupid. It's like, don't do that.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we gotta, we just gotta, we gotta get together,
Speaker 5: and they're gonna have to deal with you know, black people.
Speaker 4: You guys have to get on one a cord. I
Speaker 4: know we can shut some ship down if we just
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 5: So that'll be what I'm focusing on. So I'll be
Speaker 5: pushing that a lot, and it'll be funny too, Like
Speaker 5: I said, so I have a whole bit about it,
Speaker 5: so it'll be you know, enlightening in And when I
Speaker 5: do that comedy shows, people don't even know what I'm
Speaker 5: talking about. And it's like, damn, why you know, you know,
Speaker 5: almost reparations too, you know, give us a little reparation car.
Speaker 4: So that'll help that once you feel better, get.
Speaker 5: A little reparation car, you know, until they figure it out.
Speaker 5: You know, it'll just increase the morale of the nation
Speaker 5: because oh, they're giving us something now, they owe us,
Speaker 5: you know, hello, anything like a barbecue grill and a
Speaker 5: chocop and some real master twelves.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't you be happy?
Speaker 2: Card that car?
Speaker 1: Oh card, yes, car and car.
Speaker 4: Ship give us.
Speaker 5: We get free hello microphones. I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5: Give it to me because we like free ship. So
Speaker 5: and they can start doing that.
Speaker 4: That's myall stuff. They can put a little car and
Speaker 4: give us a little reparation car. Load that bitch up
Speaker 4: twelve hundred a month until they figure out. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: your ship does black free. You don't even come off
Speaker 4: the car just for the relationship.
Speaker 6: That's why those stemmies went so hard, because if you
Speaker 6: if you're a person who feels like you've never gotten
Speaker 6: anything from from you, from your government ever, like you
Speaker 6: don't even feel seen.
Speaker 1: And all of a sudden, you get.
Speaker 6: A check in the mail for twelve hundred, you're like, oh, okay, yeah,
Speaker 6: and he put his name on it.
Speaker 1: And Biden's in our stimulus checks.
Speaker 6: Too, but he can't put his name on it, put.
Speaker 5: Your name on it. That's why I was like, from
Speaker 5: aroun't really give us the reparations because he just be wilding.
Speaker 4: But yeah, we got to ask what.
Speaker 5: We have to demand it, and if we don't get it,
Speaker 5: we have to shut ship down. And we could shut
Speaker 5: the black dollars so strong you think we can't shut
Speaker 5: it down.
Speaker 4: We have a blackout day.
Speaker 5: But to have a blackout day, everybody has to know
Speaker 5: about the blackout day, So it has to be a thing.
Speaker 5: We're gonna see what they do. January six, all the
Speaker 5: motherfuckers went to the White House. Yah okay, January six,
Speaker 5: black people, we chutting this bitch down. We're not doing
Speaker 5: We ain't going to work, We ain't well.
Speaker 4: Some people might have to go.
Speaker 5: But you know, but it really has to be a
Speaker 5: or We'll just focused on one thing. Boycot this boy,
Speaker 5: we can, we can, we can do it. So, like
Speaker 5: I say, we got the time and like I just
Speaker 5: want to spread awareness the page I started the HR
Speaker 5: forty page. It's like, hi forty moving on ig people
Speaker 5: can just send all type of ideas or how you know,
Speaker 5: how we can get stuff done and get this going on.
Speaker 6: So I want to ask you and hip hop. You know,
Speaker 6: you see all these young women. We still got the
Speaker 6: old g's around, but a lot of these young women
Speaker 6: are like running it, running the game.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like it's becoming that way in comedy?
Speaker 4: Yep, because I think it's. Uh, I feel like half
Speaker 4: and half.
Speaker 5: Like some of the funniest comics I know are female
Speaker 5: and then you got your guys who do good. But
Speaker 5: a lot of these niggas stuck too. You know, people
Speaker 5: like females ain't funny. No, these niggas ain't funny. Then
Speaker 5: you just see more of them. So if you see
Speaker 5: ten dudes and two women and one of the women
Speaker 5: one funny women ain't funny?
Speaker 4: Shut up?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, but yeah, I think we are kind of
Speaker 5: taking away I don't know, like so many fuckers doing
Speaker 5: anything like say the funny by nature tour.
Speaker 4: Everybody in that group is doing anything.
Speaker 5: Crystal is out in Vegas doing magic mic Sheima just
Speaker 5: got a Netflix till. Kelly Kells just did a movie,
Speaker 5: you know, so we don't and it's just time for
Speaker 5: people to see us.
Speaker 1: You have Neflix special coming to Netflix. Netflix? Kay?
Speaker 2: Okay, well.
Speaker 1: Yes, and she said she's hosting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, yes, hold.
Speaker 4: On perfect what do you hear?
Speaker 2: You out? What you said that?
Speaker 3: Shema Franklin Sma Franklin Fresh Automobile Alabama by where at
Speaker 3: m on the Funny Boy Nature Comedy Tour with Jessinicche.
Speaker 3: Kelly Kell's Crystal Power just booked the Netflix is a special.
Speaker 3: Just just hold on Netflix is a joke out in
Speaker 3: l A. M. May and I'll be doing it just
Speaker 3: for last Moon Tower Comedy Festival in April in Texas.
Speaker 1: How did y'all connect?
Speaker 2: Where?
Speaker 1: Was? Was just at a comedy clubs?
Speaker 5: Yeah, just you kind of navigate to the funny people
Speaker 5: because the Obamas.
Speaker 3: On you don't get that.
Speaker 4: On the funny people. Kind of just navigate.
Speaker 5: She was.
Speaker 4: We met at Vanessa Fraction house.
Speaker 2: That's how we initially met.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Vanessa Fraction also a funny female comedian.
Speaker 3: We were shooting the skit together, and that's how we
Speaker 3: initially met face to face. But I had already been
Speaker 3: hearing about just niche and hearing about how funny she
Speaker 3: was out of Chicago or whatever.
Speaker 6: So so when you hear people mention you here on
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club, what do you be sitting back then?
Speaker 4: Why they didn't never have me on that bitch? Okay,
Speaker 4: but I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Everybody.
Speaker 6: Everybody always mentioned her, and you don't never have a
Speaker 6: ru yeah.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: And I love though, because, like I said, she she
Speaker 4: been rocking for me.
Speaker 5: We kind of started together, you know, and she she
Speaker 5: always been looking out, so she she'd be, you know,
Speaker 5: handling all my road stuff and you know, stuff I
Speaker 5: need to handle. So I told her, I said, I
Speaker 5: don't need to be on that platform yet until I
Speaker 5: have something.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to be on h until had a
Speaker 4: special coming down.
Speaker 5: So it's perfect timing when y'all hit me because it's
Speaker 5: a dope platform, but you don't want to waste that,
Speaker 5: you know, I need the words, get I gotta go
Speaker 5: fund me for the special because I'm producing it by myself. Hello,
Speaker 5: if I got to hit my head in the brick to.
Speaker 4: Get forty K.
Speaker 1: I will.
Speaker 4: Girl forty K and so I took it back. They
Speaker 4: took it back, all right, Well they took the money
Speaker 4: back from her and go for me.
Speaker 2: Nobody done with she had arrested the other day.
Speaker 5: She just got She get to keep the money after
Speaker 5: she spent the shit because.
Speaker 2: She lied, because she lied. Donkey to day.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, So yeah, I just saw how many people
Speaker 5: who donated to that. And I was only asking for
Speaker 5: what like twenty thirty K. I only asked for six things,
Speaker 5: but I need like twenty thirty I was gonna match.
Speaker 4: It, right. I got five thousand dollars so far, it's
Speaker 4: been three people about thousand dollars. I don't go far,
Speaker 4: but I got just know I got one hundred thousand follles.
Speaker 4: Everbody could have gave.
Speaker 3: Me a dollar.
Speaker 1: What's the cash app?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: The cash up?
Speaker 5: Oh justinic's comedy dollar. Sign Jay used to though I
Speaker 5: would go fund me too, but I got cash up
Speaker 5: to ship, so let me give them the one he
Speaker 5: asks for.
Speaker 2: Dollars.
Speaker 4: Sign j U s t n E s is.
Speaker 5: It yep, that's me.
Speaker 1: We'll hold on send me song.
Speaker 5: Go fund me is in my Instagram bio. So yeah,
Speaker 5: I asked for sixteen k. We're gonna need officially like
Speaker 5: twenty to thirty by time everybody GETSI and stuff.
Speaker 4: But yeah, she's.
Speaker 2: Gonna giving cash.
Speaker 3: Well, hold on you, I mean you should send me
Speaker 3: something since he said you should seend me something.
Speaker 2: I got six kids. That's why I asked Charlemagne me
Speaker 2: fifteen K.
Speaker 6: I just donated the uh Tunisia's comedy specially.
Speaker 2: Thank you how much much?
Speaker 4: Tell him how much?
Speaker 3: Look at I mean, if we can't about donating to
Speaker 3: my only fans, that's entertaining as well.
Speaker 5: And that's what's gonna be sold up about such because
Speaker 5: I really I'm doing this all like on my own.
Speaker 4: Dam thank you Charlae man remember.
Speaker 5: Me, so they can so damn this don't okay, I won't,
Speaker 5: I won't, but the go for me. So the link
Speaker 5: is in my ig bio. So if you follow me
Speaker 5: on I g justniche j U s t n E
Speaker 5: s H. The go fund me link is there and
Speaker 5: then my cash app is justiniche comedy dollars signed j U.
Speaker 4: S t n E s H comedy. So yes, we're
Speaker 4: gonna rocket we film in March.
Speaker 5: I would definitely have all the money by March and
Speaker 5: God go figure it out, because this will change the
Speaker 5: game of comedy. I already know it, and I did
Speaker 5: at first. I was gonna do it and put it
Speaker 5: on YouTube, but to be because it was gonna be
Speaker 5: that dope. But I was really gonna be using my footage.
Speaker 5: But I found a producer and video team, like, no, bag,
Speaker 5: We're gonna film your ship so that meets the Netflix requirements.
Speaker 4: So I'll be able to pitch this ship to every
Speaker 4: network and wherever it lands. It's gonna change the game.
Speaker 4: And I know that. Thank you, Thank.
Speaker 2: You for joining us. Give Instagram and stuff for Shima,
Speaker 2: give you.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I'm still waiting on my cash up and
Speaker 3: be like, you got to match you.
Speaker 2: You got to match that.
Speaker 1: That night she had a good pitch. Though she had
Speaker 1: a great pitch. I got only fans. I gotta be brass, Okay.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we also let them know that come and check
Speaker 3: us out the Funny by Nature Comedy Tour. We'll be
Speaker 3: in Atlanta at the Uptown Comedy Theater February thirteen, So
Speaker 3: shout out to the Atlanta Coming Uptown Uptown and April
Speaker 3: fourteens earthquake up town. No no, no, Angelo does shout
Speaker 3: out to Angelo. And then April fourteen, we're going to
Speaker 3: be at comedy in Harlem. It's Funny by Nature Comedy
Speaker 3: Tour right back New York. Yeah, and follow me at
Speaker 3: Instagram at call me Miss Franklin and my cash shop
Speaker 3: is a Shima Franklin period, period period.
Speaker 5: And we're doing a speed in comedy show Chicago marst
Speaker 5: Our Team, So singles bring you out, ugly ass Out
Speaker 5: Chicago and it's super dope. We do a live portion
Speaker 5: of the show. We have six men and six women.
Speaker 5: We do a panel with them almost like love Nection stuffs.
Speaker 5: We make them pick which one they like this and
Speaker 5: then the audience gets the speed day.
Speaker 1: You should love Connection Studge. Remember back in the day,
Speaker 1: I know love Connection.
Speaker 5: Oh yeahs got a whole different meaning now.
Speaker 4: But you remember the show.
Speaker 1: It was called Connection.
Speaker 4: Remember they had the heart.
Speaker 5: So it was like one girl and she went on
Speaker 5: on the date with three guys and they would ask
Speaker 5: the guys questions and if they got the answer.
Speaker 4: Right, they got a heart. But it was like a
Speaker 4: live dating show.
Speaker 2: When you said Studge, you thought something else.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Because LGBT is going on.
Speaker 1: That fire.
Speaker 5: I thought that y'all were old enough to remember that show,
Speaker 5: but yeah, it was. It was out around the same
Speaker 5: time as Love Connection, but it was a live dating show. Yes,
Speaker 5: the whole new meaning. Right now, connection will be connection.
Speaker 4: That's a good sketch.
Speaker 5: Yeah everywhere like, yeah, my god, we're gonna do that sketch.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Eugene Bush.
Speaker 5: This is my producer videographer, and he's the one that's
Speaker 5: really you know, because it's it's behind the scence.
Speaker 4: So y'all go see all this BT. We got all them.
Speaker 5: Everybody gonna be in a special you know, yeah you
Speaker 5: read you know it's you know, it's just gonna be
Speaker 5: super dope.
Speaker 4: But yeah, the speed day and think Chicago needs you
Speaker 4: all to come out.
Speaker 5: Men, y'all get in for ten dollars because it always
Speaker 5: be one hundred thousand women.
Speaker 4: Right and twelve niggas.
Speaker 5: So just to balance that out, I have to like
Speaker 5: discount to me and get them a free shot of
Speaker 5: Hennessy so that we can have an equal amount. But
Speaker 5: it's gonna be Ladies in the Bed and fellas March thirteen,
Speaker 5: Chicago Promontory.
Speaker 3: At April thirteen at comedy Harlem. I said the wrong day,
Speaker 3: that comedy Harlem shot Jamie Roberts.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, appreciate you guys for joining us.
Speaker 1: Look out for that.
Speaker 2: Good morning,