Comedian Jo Koy (Yo Show) | Michael Yo

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  @contactjoy4140 · 4 years ago

  Jo Koy is RIGHT. <br>He knows his son. He can afford to buy his son a Porsche.<br>For regular folks it might be a 10 yr old Ford.... for Jo&apos;s kid, he&apos;ll always give him the best. <br>My son is the exact same way. <br>BTW, my son is half Filipino. I&apos;m his American mom. <br>My son is so good to his 2 sons and they NEVER ask for anything... they have adored their dad &nbsp;from the day they were born and they are inseparable as 18 &amp; 19 yr old boys.<br>They love their dad and they work in his business (their business) and it was what they dreamed to do when they grew up... &quot;work with Dad in his business&quot;. <br>JoKoy is RIGHT. <br>Our kids will NEVER have the lives we had. <br>We have worked to give our kids better than we had. <br>JoKoy is RIGHT. <br>MY KIDS ARE RIGHT. <br>YES! We give affection...... openly.<br>My kids are 56 &amp; 58 years old, with kids from 39 to 18, and no one is ashamed to hug or kiss each other anywhere, at anytime. <br>JoKoy is RIGHT.

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  @victoriar9728 · 6 years ago

  I like to watch Jo Koy&apos;s interviews. His fame has not gotten to his head. He is the same now as he was when he was not so famous. He is a really genuine person and so likeable and endearing. &nbsp; I am a fan of his stand-up and a fan of him &nbsp;as a person. &nbsp;I wish him more success!

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  @Lord_OTD · 3 years ago

  This is such an underrated interview. Never thought I’d hear and see this side of Jo Koy.

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  @elenaarcidino466 · 4 years ago

  So funny, my Filipino mom never was affectionate towards us kids growing up but now when I see her I make sure and give her extra long awkward hugs. Her arms just dangles by her sides. She always smiles though. 😄

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  @hellohello-h5d · 4 years ago

  Jo is so honest and vulnerable, which is powerful, thanks for being a role model.

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• KD

  @kd7334 · 4 years ago

  I like Michael Yo&apos;s podcast &nbsp;because he allows his guests to talk.

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• JE

  @jellybellyfun3288 · 3 years ago

  I love this conversation. Thank you for doing it. &nbsp;2 men being sooo open and vulnerable. This is the role modeling we need in this generation. &nbsp;Jo Koy, pleeeease don&apos;t apologize for the genuine tears. The genuine crying is always welcome.

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  @Myohomoto · 4 years ago

  I&apos;m 67 and my sisters 68, we are biracial. Back in the day it sucked big time! We were not even accepted within our own family let alone society. The 1950, 1960s snd and 70s were not fun. So happy this is out there! Over the Moon it makes me cry for joy that the world is changing a little more.

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• NI

  @niaboyd1620 · 4 years ago

  I know this is an old interview, but this is my first time seeing it. Wow. Two of my absolute favorite comedians keeping it real. For all the men who never get to be heard, who never get to show their vulnerability, this is holds so much value.

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  @kind8735 · 6 years ago

  The funniest comedians are those who have survived many challenges in life.

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  @JustUdoro · 3 years ago

  The flipping humility of this man…is the very reason he is where he is now. Of course, hard work and tenacity and resilience…couple each with humility is GOLDEN. 🔥🙌🏾❤️

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  @nicolemerschdorf6316 · 4 years ago

  Damnit! You guys! This is the greatest podcast I&apos;ve seen in some time. I realize it&apos;s kinda old, but still, bravo gentleman.

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