Tiffany Haddish knows she blew it on New Year’s Eve in Miami: ‘I wish it was better’
Tiffany Haddish knows she blew it on New Year’s Eve in Miami: ‘I wish it was better’
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Tiffany Haddish’s New Year’s Eve show turned out to be a real dud. Even she thought so.
“Yes this happened,” the comedian tweeted Tuesday afternoon, along with The Root’s negative assessment of her routine at the James L. Knight Center. “I wish it was better Miami."
“I prayed on it and I have a strong feeling this will never happened (sic) again.”
Video of her performance obtained by TMZ shows Haddish, 39, with shorter hair and wearing a sparkling silver gown, working to rouse the chatty crowd with jokes about her mother getting out of a mental institution and forgetting her own routine.
“This is weird for me. This is going to be on TMZ,” the "Night School" star riffed about having trouble remembering her material.
“No more shoulda, woulda, couldas. None of that. You know what? It happened the way it happened. This will probably be the only time you will ever see me like this. Because I’m never doing this again,” she announced before taking a swig out of what looked like a bottle of alcohol and handing it to a man in the front row.
The audience was quick to pounce on the experience on Twitter.
“We left in the middle of her set along with a lot of other people. Very disappointed,” @Indomitable1908 wrote. “I hope that you are better prepared before your next show," adding the hashtag #SheNotReady.
“Tiff having a rough night,” @AndrewChestnut1 said in video he tweeted from the venue, writing, “Conclusion: She is not funny.”
“For Tiffany Haddish’s sake, we should clearly define the difference between comedic actors and comedians,” @loverland_ tweeted.
It followed a difficult few days for Haddish. On Sunday, she posted an Instagram video of herself wearing a fur jacket that she said a fan gave her off her own back. Haddish then pledged to wear fur every day until “police stop killing black people … It’s my new protest.”
“So, sorry, PETA. Don’t be mad at me. Be mad at the police. … Because people are important. And so are the animals – to keep me warm.”
That routine didn’t go over so well, either.
“White supremacy is a disease that takes on many forms and has many symptoms,” producer Russell Simmons wrote in the comments on her video. “The abuse of other beings will not address that …I love you, Tiffany, but I wish you could reconsider this route of protest.”
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