lol what's wrong with being predictable? I mean, who needs grand revelations when you can just talk about everyday stuff that actually happens to us? 
it's like they say, "laugh at yourself" and Stephen K Amos delivers on that promise. and omg, a meat raffle is THE WORST 
but somehow he makes it work. i love how he talks about his upbringing too - it's so nostalgic. anyway, if you're looking for a light-hearted comedy set with plenty of laughs, now we're talking! 
it's like they say, "laugh at yourself" and Stephen K Amos delivers on that promise. and omg, a meat raffle is THE WORST but somehow he makes it work. i love how he talks about his upbringing too - it's so nostalgic. anyway, if you're looking for a light-hearted comedy set with plenty of laughs, now we're talking! 
it sounds like his comedy is just what we need to unwind and have some good old-fashioned belly laughs 
his self-aware shtick at the beginning of the show must be so refreshing 
can't wait to hear more about what inspired him to share his thoughts on growing up in 1970s Britain 
I mean, Stephen K Amos is just so charming, it's like he's trying to make us all feel good about ourselves 
. His comedy set may not blow your mind, but who needs that when you can have a warm, fuzzy feeling in your stomach? 
And honestly, his take on social media and cultural shifts feels kinda relatable... from the perspective of someone who's clearly never used TikTok 
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the bit about his childhood in 70s britain was so sweet too 
and i loved how he poked fun at himself and social media – we've all been there, amirite?