All Of Us Black Comedians

If I Were An Animal, I Would Be An Eagle.

What's Weird Is When You Meet A Girl Who Is 23 And You Are Talking To Her, Even Her Voice Is High-pitched, She's Young. You Ask Her How Old She Is, She Says, 'twenty-three, How Old Are You?' And When I Tell Her I'm 41 It's Like I've Just Told Her I Have Cancer. It's, 'oh My God, How Long Have You Had That?'

When I Was Growing Up In Terrell, Texas, I Felt That It Was Not Where I Was Supposed To Be. I Knew That I Was Meant For A Different Destination. I Think That The Minute I Was Born, There Was Something Inside Telling Me Where I Would Go, It's Like Energy - An Intangible Destiny.

You Know What? I Never Really Factor Hollywood Into Anything. I'm A Black Actor, So I Can't Really Control What Hollywood Thinks. I Gotta Go Do My Thing, And My Jokes Have Got To Be Funny. Whatever I Do Has Got To Be Great.

All Of Us Feel Special Inside To Where We Feel As If We Are The Best, Unique, Or Blessed. Of Course This Is True, Our Error In This Thought Process Is We Forget That All The Other People And All Living Things Are Just As Special As We Feel About Ourselve.