When I Was A Kid I Went

When Anything Doesn't Hit With A Huge Laugh, As Comics, It Feels Like, Oh No, Oh No, We're Sinking.

The Thing That Struck Me Is So Many People That Said, "hey, I've Been Watching You Since I Was 12, And I'm 25 Now." It Was A Weird Shift, Because You Start Off Fighting For An Audience Based On Doing Something So Strange That Only You Find Funny, And It's Weird When Other People Find It Funny. Those People Aren't Always Ready To Laugh Yet, And There's A Sort Of Standoffish Quality To It.

I Think There's A Fine, Healthy Tradition Of, You Know, The People On The Fringes Satirizing The Process Of Hollywood.

I Feel Like When You Do Twitter, Sometimes You Just Have An Idea And You Fire It Off And Don't Really Think Too Hard About The Consequences Of That. I Think My Reputation There Is As A Comedian And Not Someone To Be Taken Seriously. But I Like The Idea Of Getting Out False Information And Just Muddying Up The Story And Making It As Confusing And, You Know, Schizophrenic As Possible.

There's Probably Some Buried Conservative Inside Of Me, Coming Out Like A Little Gremlin In My Belly That I've Suppressed. This Is A Sort Of Character I've Done Before: He's Kind Of Dumb And He's Kind Of Arrogant, And A Little Seedy. A Little Coke-y. He's Gotten Into The Cocaine Or He's Had Too Much Coffee. It's Been Pretty Fun. Not All The Songs Are Like That But It Sort Of Creeps In There.