An existentialism night with Aziz who has stepped back to observe and then deliver his verdict to us mere mortals, but all with laughter intact and food for thought.

Always love the serious side to a comedian, and Aziz did have some valid points of what is so screwed up with this world without talking down to you. The maturity of an artist is always frowned upon by followers who prefer the artist to remain the same, like a favorite beverage or food. Sometimes the artist needs to also mature with their work, and Aziz is heading in the right direction...

Technically not awful standup, but it was way too short and it might be a personal thing, but I'm so tired of the pandemic that by extension, I'm just so tired of pandemic-related jokes, and there's a few here.

He makes a couple of good observations and a couple of tired, uninteresting ones. I found a few bits amusing, but not enough, and at only 30 minutes, even if it had been 100% funny, I still would have felt let down by that length.

Oh well.

Aziz delivers thought provoking comedy with this one. Even though he jokes he isn't making big money like other celebrities, he found a way to get a Netflix special by just showing up to the cellar and texting the owner "I'm here". This pandemic gave us a lot of time to sit on our ass at home and think. Aziz been thinking. Aziz delivered with this one. Loved it.