If a network green-lit a semi-autobiographical series for you to star in tomorrow, what would your character’s name and job be? I was always doing some kind of performing either in the classroom, which got me in a lot of trouble, or in front of my relatives. I started performing for my mom, dad, and sister in the living room. Then one day I found a sprinkler head in my dad’s truck, and I would pretend it was a microphone. It was inspiring to see how powerful humor was in their lives, how it got them through the tough times. We would always watch In Living Color, Culture Clash, and SNL. Even as a kid, they would just tell me to cover my ears on the bad parts. They used to let me watch George Carlin, Richard Pryor, Paul Rodriguez, Eddie Murphy, and more.
My mom and dad always had stand-up on in the house. Tell us one story from your childhood you think explains why you ended up becoming a comedian. It gave me an opportunity to show my acting skills and that I can do more than just stand-up and sketches. Although I am proud of that, especially since Creeper is based off my father, the thing I’m most proud of right now is my work on This Fool - a Hulu series created by one of my best friends, Chris Estrada, and some other longtime homies. He’s a fitness instructor who developed the “CholoFit” routine. I’d say I’m best known for my character work. What of your work do you think you’re best known for, and what of your work are you most proud of?
Although she always reminds me, “Hey don’t forget foo! I’m your momma!” “I may be a momma’s boy, but my momma is gangster.” My mom had me at a young age, so we are pretty much homies now. What would your Real Housewives tagline be?
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