You really gotta be comfortable in your own skin to be a comedian actor and survive and still do it because it's a dark-ass art form, man.

That fucking comedy's dark. And all of our stories are not the greatest story. The comedian stories end horrible. Yo, peace.

Welcome back to 7 p.m. in Brooklyn.

I'm Carmelo Anthony here with my co-host.

Shibura, baby, the human duress we here.

You know what it is?

My name is Kazim Fami Uide. You can call me, Caz. And this is a wave original presented by Fandul, the official sports bet and partner of the NBA. Guys, today in the hook, we got the legendary Mike Gap, straight out in Napetown, baby. Mike, that's for to do, rag. We're in, baby. Yeah. We're coming up to the Death Comedy Jam, what's up, Mel? What up, Mike? What on, Mike? I can't call. I got to get a proper, the proper intro. The proper intro. Let's go. Coming up in the death comedy jam, Error,

the starring in classics with Ice Cube,

Mike takes us through his journey and comedy and film.

And what's next on tour and on screen?

We also get into his love for Indiana sports,

his range is an actor,

and of course, a very special edition of Run the Ones.

One of the funniest and most unfiltered voices of our generation,

Mike's done comedy, drama, producing, writing,

and with the we than ones to a kicking off this year,

he's still adding Chapman to a legendary run.

Mike Epps, welcome to the moment.

Yeah, baby.

Yeah, thank you for having me, Melo. Thanks for having me, fellas. Thank you for having me, man. You're an older, an older guy like myself, man. Thank you, it's a lot, man. He's an older. He'll be all a certain age. Yeah, certain age. The certain age is called older, man.

I know he tried to get away from this.

It's a bracket.

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