Aries Spears says he hasn't arrived yet, which is why he keeps pushing. He's retired from performing in Cleveland, which he calls "America's rectum," and compares chasing the spotlight to asking for the ball in a game-winning shot.
What's Aries Spears? Because what's that thing that's driving you, bro?
Cause I still feel like I haven't arrived, you know, in terms of where I have always seen myself and in terms of what I've always wanted. I'm not there yet.
With Aries, you get a new experience, bro. Every freaking time. How do you do that, dude?
Like Jordan. Yeah, give me the ball. I want the game winning shot, you know, I want to be able to, you know, pump my fist in the air. Victory. And I want to, you know, I want to be the man.
There's always someone who pays their money to go to a comedy show but sits up like they don't want to be there.
I'm retired from performing in the city of Cleveland because that whole city does that. I'm done with the city of Cleveland. There's something so miserable about that city that Cleveland is America's rectum. It's just a horrible experience. And listen, I'm not even saying you got to give me anything because I don't mind earning what I need to get.
You don't walk on stage and everything is going perfect in your world, but you still got to make people laugh because that's how you get paid.
The people that you you wish would show you love and adulation and praise are the people that don't, meaning your family sa.
