He felt too beta and unprepared to fight for skits in the confrontational environment of SNL.
He used MySpace to post clips, interact with fans, and build a massive following of 7 million by 2004.
His brother embezzled millions of dollars from him, forcing him to rebuild his career from scratch.
He rented arenas himself, set ticket prices, and aimed to recoup his losses through relentless touring.
A stage collapse at the University of Rhode Island where he slid into the front row audience.
Jerry Lewis mentored him, providing permission to embrace his unique comedic style and complexity.
Always say yes to requests during corporate gigs to maintain a positive relationship with the audience.
A panic attack before SNL audition, getting robbed, and worst gigs with Dane Cook.
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