Snoop Dogg's F*cn Around Comedy Special

I like Snoop and I even like the often divisive Kat Williams, but I turned this off after skipping the first fifteen minutes and getting to Williams' opening act. I say skipping the first fifteen minutes because it's just an embarrassing ego performance by Snoop who, I can only assume, was too high to concentrate on the laughs. The camera frequently cut to the audience guffawing at Snoop's one-liners, leaving me wondering what the joke was that I'd just missed. There's the odd bit of half-hearted rapping and sing-along but I just wasn't feeling it, and I don't think Snoop was either. I ended up skipping the remainder of the 'opening act', which was at least fifteen minutes long, to get to Kat Williams. "At last", I thought, "now for the comedy". Nah, not really. Kat was mildly amusing but those cuts to the audience members roaring with laughter must have been taken from a different part of the night. With the show now in full swing and me barely raising an eyebrow in amusement, I turned it off.

I loved the special and everything, it was a pretty chill vibe and I can't lie I laughed at a couple of parts, but the whole time I was watching it I kept looking at the guy that was on the stage, sitting on the couch next to the two women. It was kinda weird and a little creepy ngl, it always took me away from some of the jokes at times when the camera kept panning over him, or when he was in almost every frame of the show - probably a good 80% of the time he was shown in the background of every shot of the special, if you want to see the guy I'm talking about look at 40:36 to see him, it's really weird imo.

Not worth a free rental. Snoop sings a bunch including his 2 hits then introduces only comedians that look like him. Katt Williams was funny. Wanda Sykes was so ridiculously offensive we turned it off. Just blah. Don't even bother. Can't imagine paying to be there in person and not able to leave.

Comedy specials, it's rarely a success, and this one isn't one either. I do like Snopp Dogg but he should just stick to what he does the best and that's music. From the five comedians he presented there were three that had a decent show, the rest wasn't that funny. What I also didn't like were the interviews between two acts, too much ego's and kissing a**es, totally unnecessary. But I enjoyed three artists so I guess it was not all a waste. But for a 1 hour show it's just not enough to be remembered. Comedy specials are just good to discover new talents, but I'd rather watch just one performer during an hour than five short acts where you just don't have the time to warm up.

This has a rating of 5 point something, so I clearly don't know what people find funny. I loved Deray, the woman, Katt Williams, and the guy from Chappelle's show.