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NIKKI GLASER IS READY TO RISK IT ALL
RollingStone India
|January 2025
The comedian is riding her breakout year into the next stratosphere of fame
Nikki Glaser is turned on. That the comedian is, at full volume, discussing her level of arousal in a restaurant - she is "damp downstairs," to be precise - is probably not surprising to anyone who has seen her four stand-up specials. In her most recent, Someday You'll Die, Glaser describes her boyfriend of roughly 10 years, Chris Convy (who also produces Glaser's work), blindfolding and restraining her while pretending to be a parade of men coming in to ... actually, like Glaser, feel free to use your imagination here.
The Golden Globe-nominated HBO special came out in May, less than a week after The Roast of Tom Brady, a starry, live Netflix production where Glaser had a career-changing set, ridiculing her fellow roasters, making fun of Brady for losing $30 million in crypto, and telling Convy that "I would shoot you in the fucking face for a lottery ticket to suck this guy's dick." The crowd gave Glaser a standing ovation.
Suddenly, she was everywhere. She appeared on The Howard Stern Show and the massive podcast SmartLess. She began a 67-show theater tour of North America that will continue through June. And she was asked to host the Golden Globes, which will air on CBS on Jan. 5 and is the topic that led us to what Glaser describes as her "leak in the basement." She's positive A-list audience members like Brad Pitt won't be familiar with her, so before she starts mocking them, "I'm gonna have to butter them up a bit," she says. "Which I'm happy to do, because I am in awe of them and I desperately seek their approval."
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