Jo Koy Complains About ‘Soft’ Celebs In Post-Golden Globes Stand-Up Set: Report
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The comedian performed a show in St. Louis nearly a week after several of his jokes fell flat at the award ceremony.
Jo Koy apparently thinks celebrities need to toughen up a bit.
On Friday night, the comedian alluded to his recent Golden Globes hosting debacle during his first stand-up since he bombed at the award show, calling celebrities “soft” and “marshmallows,” according to Variety.
“Lot a marshmallows, man. They’re delicious, but goddamn, they’re soft,” he said onstage at the Stifel Theatre in St. Louis, Missouri.
“I just come from a different time. I see the changes that are happening. I get it, but goddamn, can we fucking laugh at ourselves?”
Koy then hinted at the award show again: “I got a feeling none of you motherfuckers watched it, and I’m kinda happy.”
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