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I went Wed :dame: bruh came out with breast in a dress and I got no performance. Also I'd have liked to see Deon Cole over fukking Ashy Larry but Dave made it worth it.
Damn son lol. We had all the same comedians as you (minus the transgender), plus Hannibal Burress, J.Ivy, Deon Cole and Method Man at the end.

Saturday, I'm not sure which comedians opened for him, but I know they had J.Ivy, Vic Mensa, Chance the Rapper and Common.
 

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I prefer oak park tbh. More centrally located, my girl stays in oak park now and she loves it. Takes the green line into downtown daily

Evanston just gets the leg up cuz of the lake
Same here. But that's where I'm from.

Plus my girl, my sister and my parents all stay out there, so I'm out there a couple times a week. I might have seen u and not even known it :manny:
 

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Damn son lol. We had all the same comedians as you (minus the transgender), plus Hannibal Burress, J.Ivy, Deon Cole and Method Man at the end.

Saturday, I'm not sure which comedians opened for him, but I know they had J.Ivy, Vic Mensa, Chance the Rapper and Common.
Man what?? How this nikka ain't give us one of them shows for the first got damn night? I was expecting somebody and nothing :gucci:
 

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Man what?? How this nikka ain't give us one of them shows for the first got damn night? I was expecting somebody and nothing :gucci:
I almost bought tickets to the first show, but something told me the weekend show(s) would likely be better versus middle of the week :whew:
 

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I almost bought tickets to the first show, but something told me the weekend show(s) would likely be better versus middle of the week :whew:
Also it was only 1 show at first... I was in Vegas and it was my birthday when they dropped so I felt I was giving myself a gift and bought immediately. That won't happen again:mjcry:
 

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Same here. But that's where I'm from.

Plus my girl, my sister and my parents all stay out there, so I'm out there a couple times a week. I might have seen u and not even known it :manny:
Couple of my food spots on Lake Street..Khyber Paas, Jerusalem Cafe :wow: :blessed:

How you feel bout Berwyn? Forest Park?
 
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Also it was only 1 show at first... I was in Vegas and it was my birthday when they dropped so I felt I was giving myself a gift and bought immediately. That won't happen again:mjcry:
It was the Wednesday and Friday shows at first. I bought mine the day they went on sale. They added the Saturday show later.
 

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