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You know, chemistry is everything.

On the court, you see it with teams like the nuggets.

Five guys are moving as one.

Yoke is dropping dimes.

It's a thing of beauty. but there's another kind of chemistry.

The chemistry between a comedian and an audience.

It's electric, but it's unpredictable.

And it takes a master to control it.

My guest today is one of those masters.

From writing for legends to becoming a legend himself, he's seen it all, and he's turned it all into pure comedy gold. Coming to you from the great city of Chicago, of course, Shaitown in the house, to my building, to this building, my man Dionne Cole. What's up, brother? Oh, man. This is great. Thank you so much.

We've been talking about this for a minute, man. Oh, wow, right, Jay? I'm like, man. But you've been out to shoot them old spice commercials, so I couldn't, I couldn't tie you down, man. You know, making that old stuff. Get me going, baby. Gotta get it going. Shout out to those Spice.

Hey, man.

Listen, man.

Hey, man.

Listen, man, I played to leave 14 years and it's a certain work ethic.

You know sports.

What you do behind the scenes people don't know about.

You know, you see it kind of matriculate and form while you're on the court.

But you have a philosophy to work hard, but you want to be original, authentic,

and don't repeat or replicate jokes.

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