Lea'h's Insights on Comedy and Identity

Lea'h Sampson shares her journey as a comedian in Austin, discussing her initial struggles, the challenges of being a Black female comedian, and her growth in the comedy scene. She reflects on her personal experiences, the importance of vulnerability, and the dynamics of performing in a diverse environment. The video highlights her comedic style, audience interactions, and the evolving comedy scene in Austin.

What city did Lea'h move to from Houston?

• New Orleans

• Dallas

• San Antonio

• Austin

What prompted Lea'h to try her first open mic?

• Encouragement from bar regulars

• A comedy workshop

• A comedy competition

• A friend's suggestion

What does Lea'h say she has to do as a Black woman in comedy?

• Work half as hard

• Work the same as others

• Work twice as hard

• Work 14.7 times harder

What does Lea'h say about the Austin comedy scene?

• It's stagnant

• It's growing

• It's exclusive

• It's declining

What does Lea'h say about the stereotypes she faces?

• They are non-existent

• They don't affect her

• They are easy to overcome

• They are a daily challenge

How does Lea'h describe her upbringing in terms of communication?

• Encouraging and supportive

• Open and expressive

• Liberal and free

• Strict and silent

What does Lea'h say about her feelings and emotions?

• She always suppressed them

• She never had emotions

• She was always expressive

• She is now learning to feel

What does Lea'h say about her comedy show title 'Too Much'?

• It's a catchy phrase

• It's a friend's suggestion

• It's based on feedback

• It's a random choice

What humorous comparison does Lea'h make about dating a white guy?

• He loves Chick-fil-A

• He thinks she has cancer

• He drinks milk

• He can't dance

What does Lea'h say about her comedy style?

• It's very ridiculous

• It's very serious

• It's very political

• It's very traditional