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  <title>Jourdain Fisher</title>
  <description>Jourdain&amp;amp;nbsp;Fisher&amp;amp;nbsp;is a Brooklyn-based comedian who has written for 50 Cent’s BET sketch comedy series, 50 Central, appeared on&amp;amp;nbsp;After Midnight, and performed stand-up on both Comedy Central and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. His debut self-produced hour Bits &amp;amp;amp; Pieces premiered exclusively on&amp;amp;nbsp;800 Pound Gorilla’s&amp;amp;nbsp;new streaming service,&amp;amp;nbsp;Gorilla Comedy+, in May 2026 with a worldwide YouTube release slated for June 2026. Fisher sat down with me over Zoom to talk about the economics of stand-up comedy today, how much the comedy landscape has changed in the decade since he moved to New York City from North Carolina, how his Tonight Show debut led to a writing gig for Fallon inside 30 Rock, how the pandemic brought him back to Carolina but also gave birth to his social-media character, “Gangster Chef,” and why he doesn’t do Southern accents much in his stand-up but will pull out a killer Trump impersonation. There’s a lot to get to, so let’s get to it! </description>
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