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 THE CONTENT OF MY CHARACTER TRACK LISTING:

1. American Money
2. Recession
3. Doggie Bag
4. Lifetime
5. Breakup
6. Beatin’
7. MLK
8. Sports Nerd
9. School Nerd
10. Good Old Days
11. N–‐Word
12. BET
13. Blackout
14. Bummin Chips
15. Sexting
16. Numbers
17. Candy Rain

 ABOUT REESE:
Proudly a self-­‐declared nerd, Reese has risen to be one of the most popular comics in the legendary New York comedy community. New York magazine recently named Reese one of their Ten Comics to Watch—and for good reason. After diving into the club scene, Reese won crowds over at the New York Underground Comedy Festival and Caroline’s Comedy Competition.

Riding this wave of buzz, Reese launched into the television world, appearing on MTV, Michael and Michael Have Issues (Comedy Central), and Good Morning America—managing to squeeze in back-­‐to-­‐back appearances on late night TV and his own Live at Gotham special for Comedy Central in there as well.

Reese also paired his sly wit with his strong passion for sports, serving as co-­‐host for The Daily Line on the Versus network. Hailing from Washington, D.C., Reese has a unique approach that makes him a captivating comedian. Whether he’s bringing new insight into doggie bag etiquette, subtle effects of the recession, or Tiger Woods’ love life, Reese has a quiet and sharp perspective on life that makes him a pleasure to hear. The Content of My Character showcases Reese’s knack for cool and collected comedy. Reese is the kind of comic you want to kick back with and hear him talk about his interview with Mike Tyson and, as he has been known to do, his drunken rendition of Usher’s entire catalog—even the new stuff.

White People Rejoice

Whatever happened to the days when a loser knew it was a loser? I’m sick and tired of this “everyone’s a winner” nonsense we’ve perpetrated to make all our children soft. We all saw none of you even nominated for the real show, the BET Awards, yet you had the audacity to hold your own event–for the loser’s bracket? To make matters worse, you didn’t even ask Taraji P. Henson to participate. Who’s responsible? O, thats right, Fox.

Mayweather Extends His Hand of Chivalry

I was deeply upset by Floyd Mayweather’s controversial knockout win over Victor Ortiz Saturday night.

If you missed it, in the fourth round, Ortiz drove Mayweather into a corner and during a flurry of punches, sent his head into Mayweather’s chin. Referee Joe Cortez jumped into the fray, stopped the action, and signaled for a point deduction on Ortiz.

The two fighters tapped glove and an embarrassed Ortiz stepped forward to hug Mayweather – a move quite common after a foul in boxing. Mayweather leaned forward, as if to acknowledge the apology, and then plastered Ortiz with a short left hook. Ortiz flew back and glanced toward the referee in protest. As Ortiz looked away, Mayweather drove a straight right to Ortiz’s chin and he crumpled to the canvas and was counted out.

While this was the most publicized departure from conventional fight etiquette, it wasn’t the only one. Having watched thousands of fights on youtube, Worldstar and even assbeat.com, i have become an expert in the unspoken code of conduct when two people come to blows. Aside from Floyd’s knockout, i was also upset by the following:

1. Not one friend or family member got involved in the fight

2. Not once did i hear anyone yell “Youtube” or “Worldstar” into the camera

3. The camera footage itself was neither grainy nor obscured, and captured the fight from start to finish

4. Neither fighter stashed weapons in his clothing

5. The fighters weren’t permitted to battle rap before the fight

6. Not one chair was thrown from the crowd

7. Neither fighter was permitted to use racial slurs

8. After one fighter had been knocked out, noone came into the ring to take pictures next to his unconscious body

9. After one fighter had been knocked out, noone came into the ring to put their mixtape on his unconscious body and begin promoting their website

10. The winner didn’t leave with the loser’s woman

11. Not only was neither fight intoxicated, noone in either corner was seen holding a blunt.

I don’t know what you call what happened Saturday night, but it’s certainly wasn’t a fight. Did you see the surveillance footage of the MGM parking lot afterwards? Now that was a fight.