Snoop Dogg's F*cn Around Comedy Special

Snoop Dogg walks out to crowd cheers, performing opening lines from "Nuthin' but a G Thang" before welcoming the audience to the "Snoop Dogg Netflix Fuckin' Around Comedy Special." latestnetflix.com's read is that Flanked by DJ Pooh on the turntables, he addresses recent incidents of violence at live performances and tells the audience, "So stay in your motherfuckin' seats, so you don't get your ass kicked."

After playing an Al Green record and briefly dedicating a chorus to people who stay drug-free, Snoop remarks, "Yeah, I don't trust a motherfucker that don't get high." He announces his purchase of Death Row Records, accepts a toast delivered by an assistant named Haley, and performs "Gin and Juice." Before moving to comedy, he gives a shoutout to the women in attendance, specifically acknowledging his wife, Shante "Boss Lady" Broadus.

Snoop explains that they are performing on the Sunset Strip at the venue where Richard Pryor recorded *Live on Sunset Strip*, then introduces Katt Williams. Williams takes the stage and warns, "Comedy is very, very dangerous these days, you gotta stay on your motherfuckin' pivot feet at all motherfuckin' times, in case somebody, anybody move." Noting that he just completed a thirteen-year probation, Williams touches on national politics, stating, "We traded in a crazy, deranged president for *Weekend at Bernie's*," before delivering an extended routine arguing that there are no actual oxen in the United States and declaring, "Wendy Williams is Big Foot."

Snoop returns to the stage to converse with Williams. When Snoop admits he cannot recall their first meeting because of how high he gets, Williams recalls meeting Snoop before becoming famous, adding that Snoop's later involvement helped his own comedy special sell twenty-five million copies. Snoop commends Williams's business habits, recalling that Williams once held an uncashed three-million-dollar check for two years.

Snoop introduces Chicago comedian DeRay Davis, who walks out explaining that he dressed to look more "thugged out" given the current climate of stand-up comedy. Davis speaks about hypersensitivity in public life, recalling a time he pretended his lost dog was named "Nigga" at a dog park. He compares women's and men's hustles, male and female strip clubs, and cosmetic surgery, joking about a partner with a large cosmetic enhancement: "You ain't feel it 'cause it's big, fake ass."

Rejoining Davis at center stage, Snoop listens as Davis recounts an old video shoot with Lil' Jon where Snoop kept turning around during his performance because he was reading lyrics off a sheet of paper. Snoop replies, "It's hip-hop, you gotta have cheat notes, man." Davis then discusses his continued appreciation for Kanye West's music despite personal controversies, and Snoop hands Davis a rolled blunt before sending him offstage.

Snoop introduces Melanie Comarcho as the audience's favorite auntie. Comarcho highlights women achieving prominent public offices, mentions directing and scoring her own independent film, and declares, "there's power in pussy." She discusses modern dating difficulties, recounting experiences with online matchmaking websites, unsolicited explicit text messages, bedroom expectations, and men's personal hygiene.

Snoop steps back onto the stage with Comarcho, calling her his sister from Inglewood and thanking her for accepting the booking. Comarcho praises Snoop's wife Shante, remarking that she is funny enough to perform stand-up on stage herself.

Snoop introduces Guy Torry, citing his film roles and his work creating the comedy showcase *Phat Tuesdays*. Taking the stage, Torry swaps out his microphone, identifies himself as a germaphobe, and describes passengers rejoicing when airplane mask mandates ended. He details his personal experience contracting COVID-19 after celebrating a Los Angeles Dodgers victory, proclaims "Black don't crack and beige don't age, goddammit," and points out individual audience members to discuss how people age.

Snoop and Torry drink and smoke cigars onstage while discussing Torry's Emmy consideration for *Phat Tuesdays*. Torry credits Williams, Comarcho, and Davis for making the showcase successful and outlines plans to expand the brand into *Obese Tuesdays*.

Snoop introduces Washington, D.C. Comedian Donnell Rawlings. Taking the stage in a suit, Rawlings notes, "I got the same suit Chris Rock got smacked on." He uses the Bruno Mars and Anderson.Paak song "Smokin' Out the Window" to examine toxic relationships, acts out physical demonstrations of bedroom behavior, and discusses Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B's record "WAP," stating his preference for older women who cook.

Rawlings stays onstage with Snoop, explaining that dressing in a suit caused his child support to increase. Rawlings reflects on his late father, recalling that his father consistently named Snoop as the funniest person he knew, and thanks Snoop for maintaining personal contact and responding to calls after his father's passing.

Snoop introduces Mike Epps, calling him the Richard Pryor to his Goldie. Epps dances across the stage in tight leather pants, claiming Snoop "paid us all in weed" with two pounds each. Addressing stage assaults, Epps states, "E'erybody keep asking me what I would've did if Will Smith would've smacked me. I'd have said, I fell out on the ground and held my face." He recounts running into a friend's daughter working at an Atlanta strip club, details an accident involving a karate instructor friend, remembers trying to buy his mother a house, and warns against performing intimacy without financial return.

Calling Guy Torry and the other performers back out to the stage, Snoop closes the evening as a "family reunion," thanking the audience for supporting Williams, Davis, Comarcho, Torry, Rawlings, and Epps before the broadcast transitions to music.