Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh Riyadh Comedy Fest, Schulz Street Fighter Stories, & The True Meaning of “6-7”
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Oct 15, 2025 The hosts delve into their recent experience at the Saudi comedy festival, exploring the dynamics of performing in controversial locations. They take on the hypocrisy surrounding Bill Burr and discuss the backlash comedians face for their choices. A hilarious debate about dog shock collars arises with Hasan Piker’s story. They also touch on 50 Cent's Rolex offer and the nuances of AI-generated content that’s gone viral. Plus, lighthearted hypotheticals about a civil war keep the banter alive, all while mocking industry opportunism.
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Perform For Your Fans Anywhere
- Andrew Schulz argues performers should go where their fans are, regardless of local politics or race.
- He says condemning comics for playing foreign shows punishes fans who didn't choose their government.
Being Owned By Your Audience
- Schulz observes many comics self-censor to avoid being canceled by their own audience.
- He contrasts that with independent creators who build immunity by consistently producing their own work.
Ignored Rule Lists On Overseas Shows
- Schulz recounts not reading local content rules in the Middle East and choosing to do his set his way.
- He says the backstage restrictions were mostly cover-your-ass moves by organizers, not real limits.