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S.E.L.L.O.U.T.
The Blackpack presents “S.E.L.L.O.U.T.!”
Vince Morris, BT, Billy D. Washington, and Louis Johnson. Four headliners. One stage.
Celebrating our differences one joke at a time.
Why this title? Because at some point in our career…each of us has been accused of not being true to our heritage…our culture…and our profession. Too Black for one venue. Not Black enough for another.
But, funny is funny. Right?
We are here to celebrate our individualism.Our motto: Be Yourself. Because Everybody Else Is Already Taken.
Join us as we chip at the walls of racial and social stereotypes.
Comedians have been featured on: HBO, Comedy Central, CBS, NBC, A&E, Showtime, UPN, MTV, ESPN, VH1, FOX & B.E.T.
S.E.L.L.O.U.T.
SERIOUS. EDUCATED.LAUGHING. LEARNING. OUTRAGEOUS. UNIQUE. TALENTED!
The audience was VERY responsive and VERY impressed with what these guys did. It was a mixed audience, more white than black by a long shot, which surprised me a bit.
These guys are as nice and congenial, as flexible and cooperative as anyone ever. A presenter couldn't ask for a more pleasant "work day." Their material is SO spot-on, just to the perfect "edge" in every way - with never going over or too far. They're very, very smart in reading their audience. They know where they can take them, they know where they can create a crack in prejudices or stereotypes, and they do so with a humor and warmth that just brings everyone closer and closer - not only to them but to each other. In that way, their work is truly "medicinal," in the best sense of the word.
Thalian Hall- Wilmington NC
"This was by far, one of our best shows! We will definitely be spreading the word that SELLOUT is a must see". CAB Program Advisor Univ. of West Florida. Yes we had an amazing turnout, the guys were great, the students loved them and so did I! I really enjoyed them!
Residence Life Coordinator
University of Indianapolis
"Funny, current, and real. SELLOUT brings to the stage all that and more. The Black man's perspective with a twist."
Director, Performing Arts Center
Earlham College
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