Ken Jeong: You Complete Me, Ho
Comedy • 2019 • 1 hr 2 min
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Material is up and down but somehow his delivery makes it all worth it. He is an exception proving a rule.
I dont normally watch stand up but I saw ken jeong I watched it and he was hilarious I had a good time
Lots on him becoming a comedian and his time on tv. Very funny!
A good stand up, worth watching. Some of the jokes were used a bit too much which makes me rate it 7/10
Ken Jeong is really the funniest comedian I know and just watching him perform is entertaining
Some of the bits are a little unsophisticated but there’s a couple of golden jokes so it’s worth the watch.
Funny stand-up comedy, is not his strongest area but still very enjoyable
For stand-up, it’s not full of humor. However if you enjoy good storytelling, you will enjoy this.
Ken Jeong is so hilarious with his stand up
Honestly love Ken Jeong in his film and Tv roles but this just didn’t do it for me. Seemed like he was just bragging about being the shit.
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