My Mom And Dad Are Both In

When You're Onstage, It's Important To Try And Feel Some Type Of Therapy In Getting The Material Out, Because Then You Don't Leave The Stage So Tired. If You're Onstage And You're Doing The Same Routine Over And Over, Then It Gets Monotonous. You Want To Be Able To Try To Get To The Truth Constantly, And I Think The More You Do That, The Easier It Is.

You'd Think When You Saw My Old Mtv Stuff That I Was Always Drunk And High And All That Stuff. I Wasn't.

I Was One Of The First Veejays To Take The Camera Out On Location, And That's What Was Unique About Mtv At That Time.

I Think As A Standup Performer You Have To Feel The Audience. So The Audience Kind Of Dictates What They Get, You Know?

Hollywood People Don't Want To Be Embarrassed By Being Involved With Someone Who Isn't Happening And Cool At The Time. But I Never Made The Movies For The Critics; I've Done The Best I Could With The Material And The Directors And The Actors I Had. But The Thing That's Really Exciting Is That Once I Do That One Project That's Different, That Stands Out, Everyone's Gonna Be Watching.