A biography for Chris Reddhasn’t been written yet.
“Man, I come from a huge family.”
“I love horror, man, it's like one of my favorite genres. The only time I don't like watching horror is when it's just on in the background.”
“I used to work at this call center, and we would sell infomercial workout equipment. And nothing is a bigger scam than 3:30-in-the-morning infomercial workout chairs.”
“I like to prepare myself to not get something and be able to live my life and figure out different ways to make it.”
“I'm a perfectionist and I love this comedy thing.”
“We came to Chicago and then we moved out to the suburbs right after that. So I went to school in the suburbs and I came out to the city right after I graduated high school.”
“I was funny in my raps, too. I wasn't dead serious.”
“I was a rapper and did music before comedy. That was my first dream.”
“It's weird that people are surprised at how many scams there are.”
“Some comedic rappers like to sound silly or goofy. I like to make it sound as much like real rap as possible, and have silly little things about it.”
“I always have to have a level of honesty when I'm on stage no matter what I'm doing. Honesty in the sketch or the character, honesty in the moment, and fully committing to it.”
“My whole life I've loved trees!”
“Nothing would make me more anxious than being in a club trying to have a conversation with people when everything is going on... but I just did it anyway. And I was like, 'Let me just get good at the things that scare me.'”
“I gave myself three years and I said no matter what happens in those three years, I'm not going to stop comedy until I figure out if this is for me. I put my all into it.”
“I'm really big on the Earth and the health of it.”
“I'm really excited to get into some comedy music and do it no holds barred and work with my favorite artists, people who I wouldn't have had the time to work with.”
“For me, stand-up is going to be forever, and everything is to make sure that I build an audience for my stand-up as I continue to grow and cultivate that talent. I'm just going to do that until people say, 'Stop!'”
“Edmonton was just a weird vibe out of all the places I've been in Canada. It had more of a conservative vibe. It had Texas vibes to it - the parts of Texas that aren't fun.”
“I love playing distinct weirdos, very confident dummies. Because no matter how dumb you are, there's an intelligence to everybody. And I just like finding that little line and walking it.”
“Comedy helped me open up and be vulnerable with people and actually listen when people talk.”