Tag: comedy

If you were wondering I’m still running these backlot streets.

Anyone who really knows me, can tell you that if it doesn’t taste good the segment isn’t going to end good! Especially when someone says it’s going to taste better than my momma’s cooking. I don’t think y’all are ready for this side of me, this chef wasn’t ready.

Tell the millennials the music they hear in the background is called a “band.”  Those are instruments!

A young lady in the audience said that her boyfriend told her he needed a “break” from their relationship. You know I set this situation straight. Ladies, don’t be afraid to call men out on their B.S.

Rapid fire questions from my Family Feud audience! During commercial breaks I take the most random questions and answer. I think you guys are going to really enjoy this! I mean who asks a question like “Steve, what’s your best mustache tips” ????????

The number one rule to staying married is to figure out which is more important — your happiness or being right! On the set of my shows, I am the man! When I get home, well, that’s another story. Watch this clip, I’ll break down the choices you can make to make sure of your happiness in the future.

Bishop T.D. Jakes invited me to Mega Fest, where I recorded “Don’t Trip, He Ain’t Through With Me Yet!” Do you know how hard is is not to cuss for an hour and twenty minutes and be funny! I had severe headaches, I thought I was going to lose my mind!

A lot of people don’t know this but back in the 80’s, there were only three black comedy headliners in the US. Byron Allen, George Wallace, and J. Anthony Brown. Watch this behind the scenes look at how things worked in comedy clubs in the 80’s and how we work together now.