I've Always Wanted To Do

Having To Stand In Front Of An Audience And Have It Be Your Job To Make Them Laugh, You Can't Really Look To Anyone But Yourself. It's What You Wrote, What You Said And How You Said It, So It's Kind Of Terrifying, But I Liked It. When It Goes Well, It's The Best Feeling In The World. When It Doesn't Go Well, It's The Worst Feeling, But Once You Get Into The Rhythm Of It, I Think It's Really Fun.

I'm Too Awkward To Date, I Think. I'm Kind Of All Or Nothing, You Know? Either Put A Baby Inside Of Me Or Leave Me Alone.

I Definitely Can Relate To Being Down And Closed-off At Certain Times In My Life.

Social Media Is A Way To Make Communication Easier. Obviously Some People Misunderstand It, Some People Take It Personally, And Some People Are In A Constant Fight To Grow Their Engagement. They Even Become Obsessed. They Feel Like They Need To Be Popular On Social Media. The Most Important Thing Is: You've Got To Be Secure In Yourself. In Order To Have Influence On Other People, You've Got To Know Who You Are, First Of All. The Reason I Get Happy When I Get More Engagement Is Because That Means I Did Something Right In Terms Of My Audience Enjoying My Content.

With Stand-up, It Doesn't Matter Who You Are. If The Audience Claps Because They Love Your Movies, That Clapping Stops After Five Seconds, And Then It's Your Job To Make Them Laugh.