From Washington Heights to the World: Davinci & BlackRose on Comedy & Culture #12

In this episode, Gadiel sits down with comedians Davinci and BlackRose for a raw, hilarious, and unfiltered conversation about comedy, culture, and the movement behind the Dominican Comedy Revolution.They talk about:The rise of Dominican and Afro-Latino comedians in NYCComedy “beef,” authenticity, and giving flowers to mentorsGrowing up in Washington Heights and lessons from the blockWhy accountability and respect are key to growthHilarious stories from street fights to first showsBuilding a true Dominican Comedy Revolution for the next generationTimestamp Highlights0:00 – Kicking off with Davinci & BlackRose: Dominican comedy energy2:00 – Comedy beef? Giving flowers vs. jealousy in the scene4:55 – From basketball dreams to stand-up: Davinci’s comedy origin8:40 – Building the Dominican Revolution through culture & comedy14:30 – Accountability, respect, and lessons from the old heads23:00 – Street fight stories: bats, chairs, and surviving NYC33:00 – Culture clash: dancing, family, and what outsiders don’t get39:00 – Afro-Latino roots, African influence, and embracing blackness46:00 – Performing for all audiences: going beyond Dominican crowds55:00 – Supporters, boundaries, and the reality of fame1:01:00 – Goodnight calls to the homies (masculinity & love)1:04:45 – Final thoughts: Florida shows, the movement, and what’s next 🎥  Full video on YouTube • Clips on TikTok & IG @GadielDelOrbe📣  New episodes every Wednesday — subscribe & leave a 5★ review!💼  Business / booking: [email protected]