After starring for seven seasons on NBC's Emmy-and Golden Globe Award-winning "30 Rock," the legendary Tracy Morgan returns to his roots in the world premiere of his new one-hour stand-up special on Comedy Central, "Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide." Tracy performs in his hometown of Brooklyn, NY, at the iconic BAM Harvey Theater, where he delivers a hilarious hour that includes everything from growing up in the projects to the time Prince threw him out of his house following an all-night party.
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source: Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide
First stand-up comedy I watch from Tracy Morgan and the result was a good hour of fun and laughter. Some stand-up comedians come dressed in suit and tie and are very static, that's their style. Tracy Morgan is the opposite, he doesn't really care about his appearance, he even shows his butt crack. He's very alive on stage, going back and forth, different funny facial expressions, he's just all over the place and that's in my opinion a better approach for a stand-up comedy. His jokes are working, it's maybe not the kind of humor that will work for everyone, let's just say they are not very clean, but that's exactly what I like. I will watch other shows from him in the future, that's for sure.
source: Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide
First stand-up comedy I watch from Tracy Morgan and the result was a good hour of fun and laughter. Some stand-up comedians come dressed in suit and tie and are very static, that's their style. Tracy Morgan is the opposite, he doesn't really care about his appearance, he even shows his butt crack. He's very alive on stage, going back and forth, different funny facial expressions, he's just all over the place and that's in my opinion a better approach for a stand-up comedy. His jokes are working, it's maybe not the kind of humor that will work for everyone, let's just say they are not very clean, but that's exactly what I like. I will watch other shows from him in the future, that's for sure.
