From Schulz:
“It’s simple really. I’m not gonna edit my material and cut out jokes [because] a network is worried about Twitter backlash. That’s it.”
According to several sources, including ZeroHedge and TMZ, the streaming service in question is Amazon.
From ZeroHedge:
“A well-placed industry insider tells ZeroHedge that while Schulz has worked with Netflix in the past, Amazon is the streaming service in question.”
In a video about the situation, Schulz asked his followers to help spread the word about his massive “gamble,” adding how he’s a “very stubborn guy, so long story short, I took my f—ing life savings and I bought my special back.”
From Schulz:
“I think people like real authentic comedy, and I think that they would prefer that than some watered down corporate boardroom bullsh*t.”
“Now, Schulz has decided to self-release the special for fans through his website at $15 a ticket. We’re told in the first day alone, he made $500,000 in sales and has made over $1 million in less than a week.
Our sources say the way tickets are selling, he’ll make more than his deal with Amazon was in the first place.
We should note, he’s partnered with Moment House to sell his tickets — the same company behind Justin Bieber and Kygo shows — and we’re told he’s already broken sales records.”
Talk about sticking it to the woke networks. Schulz is, indeed, changing the game.
If comedians cant make jokes, that’s a serious problem for society. More people with platforms like Schulz should take this kind of stand.
And take shots like this:
Is it any wonder they want this guy to tone it down? Nevertheless, to get an idea of what triggered the woke police, Schulz shared a clip of one of the jokes that were flagged.
Take a look:
Andrew Schulz’s new special, “Infamous,” can be found on theandrewschulz.com.