Jerrod Carmichael: Love at the Store

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2014
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54min

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Jerrod Carmichael: Love at the Store (2014)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTaped May 7 at The Comedy Store in Hollywood, the exclusive presentation features Carmichael's unique take on such topics as poverty, wealth, crime, race, national tragedies, female empowerm... Leer todoTaped May 7 at The Comedy Store in Hollywood, the exclusive presentation features Carmichael's unique take on such topics as poverty, wealth, crime, race, national tragedies, female empowerment, and why talent is more important than morals.Taped May 7 at The Comedy Store in Hollywood, the exclusive presentation features Carmichael's unique take on such topics as poverty, wealth, crime, race, national tragedies, female empowerment, and why talent is more important than morals.

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In the closing credits there is a shot of Punkie Johnson, who would become a Saturday Night Live (1975) host much later in life, working as a waitress.

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Referenced in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Meryl Streep/Jerrod Carmichael/Albert Hammond Jr. (2015)

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8/10

Pretty good

Jerrod Carmichael... I don't know who he is. He just popped up on my HBO Go and it's stand up so I gave it a shot. It's great. He reminds me of Hannibal Burress and perhaps a toned down version of Dave Chappelle.

There are some really funny jokes and insights, but then the flow of Jerrod's set is just awkward and disjointed. He would flow through some great jokes and then stop, grab his note book and then start a new joke. He's definitely up and coming as this seemed awkward, though probably intentional. He has jokes on really touchy subjects like Sandy Hook, 9/11, Boston bombing and other tragic events and just goes for it within even flinching. Overall it's a pretty good stand up for someone who's really young.

Not sure what Spike Lee did in terms of directing as the camera angles were a little weird and nothing special. DJ Premier did the music for the start / credits and it was pretty great.