In This Episode:
- Becky is Participating in School of THOT (That Hoe Over There)
- What Being Back in a Movie Theater Was Like
- Stripper Comedians and How Becky Deals With Bombing On Stage and Mean Comments
- Why the USGA Was Mad At Becky
- Becky Updates Everyone On the Situation With Her Dad
- Quarantine and Cutting Hair
Quotations:
“So I get an email from the USGA, like, President and the subject line is, ‘We’ve got a fairly serious issue here.” – Becky Robinson
“I should have never talked about my hemorrhoids on stage.” – Becky Robinson
“Good luck with your sniffles, sniffle dick.” – Becky Robinson
“I was standing against a fence and a goat actually thought my hair was hay and bit my head and I was banging up against the fence.” – Becky Robinson
“You don’t call another adult and demand things that have nothing to do with you.” – Becky Robinson
Guest’s Bio:
Comedian, writer, actor, and voice-over star Becky Robinson is one of the youngest headliners on the comedy circuit today. Robinson is best known for her wide range of physical characters on-stage and screen with viral videos including her most popular character “Entitled Housewife.”
In 2018, Robinson was named a “New Face of Comedy” at the prestigious JFL Montreal where her stand-out performance landed her a sketch show development deal and a number of voiceover jobs with DreamWorks and Netflix to name a few. She will also be voicing the character “Jenny Droneberg” on Doug Unplugged premiering on AppleTV on November 13th. In 2016, Becky was cast on MTV’s Wild ’N Out with Nick Cannon where she also put out a Wild ’N Out Stand Up Special. Her many alter egos have been featured on E! Funny Dance Show, Hulu’s Coming to the Stage, MTV’s Acting Out, ABC’s The Bachelor, and Kevin Hart’s sketch series Writer’s Room. Becky has written for Comedy Central’s Not Safe, Snoop Dogg’s Joker’s Wild, and FunnyOrDie.
Today, Robinson is currently touring her latest live show creation, Snow Circus. Snow Circus packs heart, punchlines, characters, and improv into her electric energy on-stage during her one-woman show. Her mix of stand-up and characters leave audiences wanting more with one of the most uniquely entertaining shows of the year.