LA Clippers All-Star forward Blake Griffin went up on stage during open mic night at the legendary Laugh Factory in Los Angeles Tuesday night.
It was part of an ongoing campaign for Vizio, and Griffin read from skits that premiered as ads online this week.
Per Fox Sports:
Griffin was the fourth act in a building where the late Robin Williams, Adam Sandler, Jim Carrey, Chris Rock, Jimmy Fallon, Ellen DeGeneres and so many others have done their routines.
Griffin was well received, even if it was just a small crowd. He wasn’t nervous. […] “No, because I was able to look down and reference and read,” Griffin said. “It’s a little different being on stage like that by yourself.” […] “The first laugh is always key,” Griffin said. “I’ve done some improv stuff. Once you get your first laugh, you’re good. Up until that point it’s a little nerve-racking.”
“It’s amazing you can come here and catch an amazing comedian on any random night,” Griffin said. “That’s what’s great about a place like this, being Los Angeles, and going to comedy clubs.”
