Neal Brennan: Women and Black Dudes
7.2
2014
1 hr 0 min
Comedy
"Women and Black Dudes" is the first Comedy Central one-hour stand-up special from comedian Neal Brennan. He delivers bold material that dives deep into issues of race and gender. Brennan brings real talk about women, black dudes, and more.
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- Cast：
- Neal Brennan
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