Mo talks about his friendship with Jon Stewart, his family fleeing Kuwait and moving to Texas when he was a 9-year-old, getting into standup comedy, observing Ramadan, working at a flag store, his two Netflix specials, and his Houston hometown pride.
Did not know a tradition of seppuku existed in the middle east. The more you know
ReplyThis is the first time I’ve heard of Mo Amer, but I’m definitely gonna check out Mo when it drops
Reply“Historical flags” * wince *
.. yeah, we all know the one he means.
ReplyLove this guy!
ReplyHello again, Jimmy. Great guest, great interview.
ReplyAs a Somali-Muslim I can see hes bit nervous because of the racial prejudice hot seat put on middle- easterns and Arabs. Hope he succeeds in life.
ReplyYeah islam is a very generous religion unless if you eat or drink or smoke in public during Ramadan you get lashed!
ReplyAnd please don’t try to correct me, I’m muslim born and have lived in a Muslim country my whole life, so i know what I’m talking about!
Funny he doesn’t mention Houston is one of the main locations for child trafficking. So yeah, some stars are from there.. who cares. How about using platform to get something horrible, eradicated
ReplyApplalism
ReplyAmurica needs more immigrants
ReplyCA top food
ReplyI saw this guy at the Irvine Comedy Club a few years ago. He’s hilarious.
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