They can relate to me. I can make them laugh about their own issues and worries; I believe the audience enjoys the escape of humor to feel better for the judgments placed on them. I also think it helps put the audience\u2019s issues into different perspectives since they see it from my angle and culture.<\/p>\n
To which extent is charisma important to your profession?<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\nCharisma is very important. It all boils down to stage presence and even the delivery of the material as well. Those are the top three components to stand-up comedy, but charisma is extremely necessary.<\/p>\n
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What inspired you to become a stand-up comedian?<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\nI went to a comedy school in Dubai; my close friend actually was the one to push me to go. So, at the end of this one course, they held a comedy show. I performed and 150 people showed up. During my set, everyone seemed to receive me well. They were clapping and laughing. At that exact moment, I realized I wanted this attention in my life. I want to make people feel good and I want to make people laugh.<\/p>\n
Do you see sarcasm and humor as two vital weapons against negative situations or concepts?<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\nDefinitely, as they kind of make fun of bad things and minimize judgments. Basically, both spread joy by lightening up negativity.<\/p>\n
Who are your ideal figures in the field? Why?<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\nDave Chapelle. He\u2019s able to talk about very sensitive topics and relate to a lot of people. He sheds light on certain issues in society, while still bringing justice to his comedy routine.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nI went to a comedy school in Dubai; my close friend actually was the one to push me to go. So, at the end of this one course, they held a comedy show. I performed and 150 people showed up. During my set, everyone seemed to receive me well. They were clapping and laughing. At that exact moment, I realized I wanted this attention in my life. I want to make people feel good and I want to make people laugh.<\/p>\n
Do you see sarcasm and humor as two vital weapons against negative situations or concepts?<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\nDefinitely, as they kind of make fun of bad things and minimize judgments. Basically, both spread joy by lightening up negativity.<\/p>\n
Who are your ideal figures in the field? Why?<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\nDave Chapelle. He\u2019s able to talk about very sensitive topics and relate to a lot of people. He sheds light on certain issues in society, while still bringing justice to his comedy routine.<\/p>\n
Dave Chapelle. He\u2019s able to talk about very sensitive topics and relate to a lot of people. He sheds light on certain issues in society, while still bringing justice to his comedy routine.<\/p>\n