Aida Rodriguez: Fighting Words

Aida is incredibly intelligent, funny, and strong. This special made me laugh for practically an hour straight. The documentary style peek into her very real story is also moving. This special offers a wide range of opportunities for people who've endured similar struggles to connect with Aida's plight, even find solace through her insight and unique brand of humor. Even as a mixed-race Latina I connected deeply with her story and how our cultures and an inner-city upbringing can shape identities, perspectives and life experiences. While the world often seems to only see the world on a spectrum of Black or White, Aida beautifully reminds us of all there is to explore in between.

Aida is a very funny woman, I'm a huge fan but this special wasn't it nothing memorable to take way and talk to about later. Needs better material I kept falling asleep while trying to watch.

There simply is no comedy in this TV special. It is simply beyond cringey. Aida is another, in the long line of new comics, that is unconventional. She doesn't go for the laugh. Applause are sufficient it seems.

The entertainment value here is zero.

I had to give the 2nd star for being so terrible but having the nerve to perform in front of a TV audience.

Not recommended in any way, shape or form.