David Boyle's Comedy Evolution: Crafting New Material and Demanding Recognition
Episode Overview
The impact of developing new stand-up material on Boyle's mental well-being Boyle's shift in perspective and re-evaluation of the value of his work His determination to demand recognition and payment for high-quality material Renewed creative energy and self-imposed standards The thrilling journey of a comedian's evolution
I've completely changed my whole fucking perspective on things. If I'm trying new shit, that's fine. I don't care. You don't have to fucking pay me. But if you're getting the fucking quality shit, you're fucking paying me now, and it's going to be at a premium. It's fucking has to be like Dave fucking Chappelle and Louis CK. They'll either do it for free or they'll do it for like fucking two hundred thousand dollars a gig. That's where I'm at now, that's where I'm putting myself.
Ever felt the thrill of creating something new and watching it come to life? That's exactly what comedian David Boyle experiences in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. Boyle takes listeners on a candid journey through his latest adventures in stand-up comedy, sharing the highs and lows of developing fresh material. From unexpected scenes at home to the adrenaline rush of performing on stage, Boyle’s storytelling is as engaging as ever.
What makes this episode particularly captivating is Boyle's shift in mindset. Inspired by comedy legends like Dave Chappelle and Louis CK, he's now demanding recognition and payment for his high-quality work. This newfound determination has sparked a wave of creative energy, pushing him to elevate his performances to new heights. If you're curious about the inner workings of a comedian's mind and the evolution of their craft, this episode is a must-listen.
Boyle’s reflections on his mental well-being and the impact of his creative journey offer a unique perspective that’s both entertaining and thought-provoking. Tune in for a mix of humor, honesty, and inspiration as Boyle navigates the ever-changing landscape of stand-up comedy.