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A Fire to Be Kindled
Kelly Smith
Wong can get away with a considerable amount of vulgarity—and hollering—because she is funny, but it also helps that she uses her differences, as she put it, to destabilize her audience’s expectations. “The archetype that gets projected onto us as Asian women of being silent—she really does go against that,” Margaret Cho told me. Sometimes, when Wong wants to find out if a riff is good, she’ll deliver it in a soft voice, a kind of monotonic stage whisper, because then if people laugh she knows that they are responding to the material and not to her crackling energy. More often, she is almost screaming at the audience—mixing enthusiasm and outrage in a kind of delighted tantrum.
Ali Wong’s Radical Raunch
newyorker.com
“What’s your best stuff? How are you currently presenting it? Could you present it better?”
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