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Druski: They're Lying To You About Overnight Success!
A comedian from a broken home — not a broke one — traces the through-line from childhood violence and a gun to his head to a bidding war with Netflix, with brutal honesty about what the overnight success story leaves out.
- “I feared nothing because I'm like, I have nothing left.”
- Once I saw the barrel of that gun pointed at me, that was the moment I noticed: if I survive this, I'm going to become a comedian or die trying.
- My brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. I feel like I found a coping mechanism with comedy and maybe he never found that coping mechanism from that trauma.
- “We were a broken home. We weren't a broke home.”
- Most people never get a chance to see the real side of success because they quit at that moment — the breaking point where everything falls out of your life.