Ep 3. Jo Koy

Jo Koy is a Filipino-American comedian who is known for his observational comedy. In this episode of Comedy Central Presents, he shares his funny insights on a variety of topics, from family dynamics to dating disasters.

Opening the show with a bit about his name, Jo Koy reveals that he’s actually half Filipino and half white, and goes on to joke about how his mom has a hard time pronouncing his name correctly. He then launches into a hilarious bit about his family members, including his son and his mom, and their peculiarities.

Jo Koy is also known for his impressions, and he doesn’t disappoint in this episode. He impersonates his auntie, whom he describes as “the Filipino Oprah,” and shares stories about her and her quirky sayings. He also does impressions of his son, who he says has an unsettling habit of peeing around the house, and his mom, who he says is a master of guilt-tripping.

Throughout the show, Jo Koy brings up his experiences with different cultures, particularly with his ex-girlfriend who was Mexican, and how it led to some awkward moments. He also jokes about his own Filipino culture, including how he used to embarrass his mom by dancing on the streets with a boombox.

Jo Koy doesn’t shy away from discussing more serious topics either. He talks about his struggles with depression and anxiety, and how he copes with it through humor. He also shares stories about his experiences with racism and discrimination, which he discusses in a sensitive and honest manner.

Overall, Jo Koy’s Comedy Central Presents episode is a hilarious and relatable hour of comedy. Whether you’re Filipino or not, you’ll find yourself nodding along to his jokes and feeling like you’ve just met a new best friend. His humor is fresh, honest, and never mean-spirited, making him a comic that anyone can enjoy.