In this can't-miss episode of The Underground Lounge, Detroit's own Comedian CP joins Lou and Spank for an unfiltered, high-energy conversation that’s equal parts hilarious, honest, and unexpectedly insightful. From the moment he sits down, CP brings his signature brand of smart, sharp humor as they chop it up about everything from the grind of stand-up comedy to family, fame, and what it means to come from the heart of the Midwest.

CP opens up about how growing up in Detroit shaped his comedic voice—starting with being the funniest kid in the family, roasting adults as a child, and later hosting chaotic bar shows for unreceptive, half-drunk crowds. He breaks down the real rules of making Black audiences laugh, the evolution of comedy in the internet era, and how writing commercials early in his career taught him how to talk to the world.

The crew also dives into the art of roasting, the egos and politics behind the scenes in stand-up, and why CP believes some of the best comedy comes from taking intellectual risks. He talks about pushing boundaries with a purpose, building trapdoors into his material, and being one of the few comedians who can talk about Harriet Tubman and still get a laugh.

On the personal side, CP shares real moments about therapy, his marriage, and the struggle of trying to be “romantic” as a practical, hardworking man. The conversation gets wild as they talk green room stories, drug culture in comedy, wild fan moments, and trash talk gone wrong, from CP heckling NBA players courtside to his thoughts on fighting Floyd Mayweather (spoiler: don’t).

As always, the episode closes with the F* It Bucket**, where CP answers reckless questions with equal parts wisdom and recklessness—discussing lie detector tests, mental superpowers, and whether dating a woman your boy already smashed is a dealbreaker.

Raw, revealing, and undeniably funny, this episode is CP at his best and The Underground Lounge at its most entertaining.