My Two Sons

1. Fight With a 29-Year-Old

   Recounting conflicts and friction with his older son.

2. Taking My Bougie Son Back to the Hood

   Taking his suburban son Hassan—who listens to Earth, Wind & Fire—to visit family in his old neighborhood, leading to culture shocks over sugar-heavy Kool-Aid and sleeping arrangements.

3. My Broke Son and Getting Fired from McDonald's

   Examining his son's struggles with employment and navigating adulthood.

4. I Bought an Attack Dog

   Dealing with domestic security and home life.

5. My Bougie Son at the Family Cookout

   Detailing how his privileged son behaves awkwardly around extended family.

Tone

Candid, humorous, observational, and irreverent.

On stage

Master storyteller presenting a calm demeanor underpinned by controlled narrative chaos.

Pace

Immersive, detailed longform cadence punctuated by expressive dialogue and narrative shifts.

About

Fatherhood and parenting nine children, Contrasting his 'old son' (Trey) and his 'new son' (Hassan), Generational and economic differences between the hood and comfortable upbringing, Family drama and street history

Praised by reviewers as a masterclass in narrative comedy and storytelling, highlighting the brilliant character contrast between his two sons Trey and Hassan.

In the room: Deeply engaged and laughing hard at intimate familial revelations.

Summed up from reviews, articles and listings. Sources: pro.imdb.com, ericabrams.tv, standupd.com, majestictheatredallas.com, letterboxd.com, weownthelaughs.com, en.wikipedia.org, imdb.com, themoviedb.org.