Marlon's got some stand-up shows going on here in New York.

St. George Theater, Staten Island, New York, that's Saturday, November 15th, 8 p.m.

Go to Marlon Waynes.com for tickets.

Also, November 16th at the Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston, New York.

How are things?

Marlon, how you been doing?

Things are great, man, working hard on the set of Scary Movie 6 right now. And comedy, comedy, comedy. Did the drama. Now I'm back to comedy. What made you get back into Scary Movie 6? It was a while that you've been out. Now you guys are back in. What's going on there? Because I looked at the state of comedy and I looked at the state of movies and I was like, you know what? I look at the state of the world. And I'm like, you know, we all need, we all need to sit there and laugh. We need to laugh at each other. We need that in living color. We need that white chicks. We need that scary movie. We need that big, crazy Wayans laugh, that equal opportunity of offender where we all make fun of each other and laugh at each other like we used to do when we were kids. And let's take all the angst out the world with laughter, because laughter brings us together. So this movie is something for the generations and something for every race. And it's absolutely no-holds bar and hilarious. I love it. I love that approach here. And I was going to ask you, you kind of beat me to it, though. You go back to the start of your career in the late 80s and obviously early 90s where you really pop within living color. The world is so, it's become a lot darker. I mean, is everybody, we are, I mean, you're talking to two guys who love to laugh and love comedy, but is the world that's receptive to comedy the way they used to be?

Yes.

You'll be surprised.

That's why I do stand-up comedy, right?

And I'm doing it this weekend in Staten Island.

I think I'm like the St. George Theater.

Yep.

And on Saturday, November 15th, and then November 16th at the Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston, New York.

That's why I do comedy, because people really love to laugh.

You can say the things that you're thinking, and people are offensive,

offended as you would think.

Cancel culture is something that really doesn't exist.

The cancel culture happened because social media happened.

And social media is controlled by other countries that hate the fact that look at how much harmony

and corruption and nonsense started happening once social media came into our lives.

Then all of a sudden we all got opinionated.

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