What is up, Daddy Gang?

It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy.

Nikki Glazer, welcome to Call Her Daddy.

Thank you so much, Alex.

Girl, I don't even know where to start.

You've had like a crazy couple years.

You have become a household name after I feel like

the Tom Brady roast. It felt like your life changed forever. Yeah, that was it. Then you have hosted the

Golden Globes twice. You just signed up to do a third one. Yep. You have a new special coming out.

Yep. You've been busy. So busy. Congratulations. Thank you. But how are you feeling? When it's like you work for so long and then when finally people start asking you do stuff, you like can't say no because it's always ingrained in you early on. Like don't turn down anything because that's how you get good. And so it's like I just have to say yes to everything because you also are like, you know, you look at other people's careers and like they have this, you know, people will have a pop. And even the most famous people in the world go through a dip and you just think like, okay, that dip is just coming. So I just got to do as much as I can now while people like me. Isn't that such a weird fucking feeling? You're like, stay relevant at all costs. At all costs. But then you're like, am I a whore? Like, where do I draw the whole? You feel like it sometimes.

And you also feel like, like, and then sometimes people go, because I always tell my team like,

hey, let's just enjoy this because it's not always going to be this great.

I hope you guys like stay with me through like the leaner years.

And they're like, no, it's never going to fade.

And I'm like, name one person whose career hasn't taken a dip

like I'm talking about any there's even the biggest star's the world you're like don't lie to my face you have it has to be that way there's going to be ebbs and it does have to be that way but you're not in a need to worry about it yet I don't think I think I got a couple years you're thriving okay yeah um I didn't know this until I started researching you that you're from St. Louis.

Yeah.

And then. I don't think. I think I got a couple years. You're thriving. Okay. Yeah. I didn't know this until I started

researching you that you're from St. Louis. Yeah. And then you moved to L.A. And then you move back to St. Louis. Oh, yeah. Like after, so I went away to college and like started doing comedy and realized, oh, that's what I want to do. And by the time I, you know, my senior year of college, I got on last comic standing, which was like the American Idol for comedians. And I was like, you know,

I just got to the semifinals, but which was like the American Idol for comedians.

And I was like, you know, I just got to the semifinals, but I was like, this is enough to like move to

Hollywood. So after college, I was, I did L.A., then I went to New York, then I went back to L.A. then I went to St. Louis a little bit. Then I went to New York. Then I went to back to L.A. So I was always kind of jumping L.A. and New York. And then COVID hit. And I was like, I'll just go back to St. Louis and, like, hang out with my family. And then I just stayed. How does your family feel about you being in St. Louis? They love it. They love it. Like, we're so close. And they, and I'm on the road all the time. So I'm constantly going out and flying here to shoot something and coming back. So it's like always fun to just get back with them on like a Monday or Tuesday and like kind of rehash what I just did.

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