February 19, 2025
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Comedian Michael Blackson addressed Lavell Crawford's playful jab at him about not writing new jokes since 1973. Blackson, however, expressed concern that such remarks could damage his career by giving potential audiences the impression that he recycles old material. He defended himself by highlighting the importance of online engagement and social media in modern comedy, noting his substantial following compared to Crawford's. Blackson speculated that Crawford's comment could be a tactic to ride on the popularity wave, especially since Blackson has nearly 6 million followers online. The discussion also touched on Crawford's past with VladTV, where he faced backlash for discussing personal family matters, highlighting the challenges comedians face when navigating sensitive topics.
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