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Tiger mom jokes work because the audience is laughing at something they recognize and something they fear.
The immigrant-parent-as-antagonist bit is a staple, but it's doing two jobs at once: making the specificity funny and letting a mostly non-Asian room feel superior for a second. That's a real tension worth naming — she's the one holding the knife, but the crowd decides which way it points.
What's it actually like being a woman in a room full of comics who are mostly men?
The club circuit has a specific social texture — late nights, green rooms, a lot of drinking, and a lot of guys who've been there longer than you. Ask her about the harassment stories, the 'female comedian' framing she can't escape, and whether the industry has actually changed or just gotten better at hiding it.
Going viral is a completely different skill from being funny on stage.
A clip that gets ten million views is usually the least subtle 30 seconds of a set, stripped of all the setup that made it work. Talk to her about whether the algorithmic version of her comedy is a fair representation, whether she writes for the clip now, and what it does to a live room when half the audience already knows the punchline.