Ansari is taking his comeback to Netflix later this month with a new stand-up special directed by Oscar winner Spike Jonze.
The special is based on Ansari’s sold-out “Road to Nowhere” tour, during which he’s addressed the fallout from the Babe.net article about the date gone wrong. After the story was published, AnsariRELATED: She wanted to go slow; he wanted to go fast. She told the world. Is Aziz Ansari a victim or a perpetrator? »
In the accompanying teaser trailer, set to Ofege’s “It’s Not Easy,” Ansari appears mostly contemplative as he waits to begin the performance — breaking into a smile only as he applies deodorant — before raising his arms to accept the live audience’s standing ovation as he steps onstage., the comedian has largely recoiled from the subject matter and kept a relatively low profile for months.
from the scandal and that he gained insight from it, became a better person. He added that he was deeply grateful that he’s been allowed to continue performing as a stand-up comic in spite of it. He also appeared at“Master of None” was never pulled from Netflix in the wake of the scandal, and Ansari appears to have maintained a strong relationship with the streaming service. Netflixthat it would bring back his Emmy-winning comedy for a third season if Ansari was interested.
Ansari, 36, mounted a 75-city tour over the last year, during which he sold out two June shows at New York’s Radio City Music Hall and three shows with Dave Chappelle at Austin’s Paramount Theater in April.
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