Gadd’s transition from early, debauched routines to using comedy for catharsis marks a significant evolution in his career, showcasing personal trauma through art.
After suffering through negative reviews, Gadd reflected that he wasn’t conveying his true experiences effectively. He realized he was 'admitting to it without admitting to it'.
The success of Baby Reindeer, based on his stalking experience, highlights Gadd's journey from struggling comic to acclaimed artist, proving the power of personal storytelling.
From nearly crying after bad gigs to winning awards, Gadd emphasizes the emotional highs and lows of comedy, reinforcing its unpredictable nature.
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