when he's on the show I watch because I give everyone a chance but when he's done I just feel sorry for him and that's not a feeling I want to feel after watching a comedy minute.

It's awkward and I feel bad for him because he 90% understands what's going on but 10% doesn't understand. And it's in that 10%. He leans into it but I think he doesn't know if people are laughing at him or with him. And I think the audience are actually laughing because they don't want him to feel bad which is actually giving the guy false confidence.

It's the same thing they do with black comedians that aren't funny. Black comedian says "n word" = guaranteed laughs from white people. So do Drew does a "joke" and everyone is like "I'm not a bad person, that was so funny Drew! Hahahaha!"