Uncensored, unrated, and deplatformed. Michael Litt shamelessly performs live on stage at Madison Square Garden in front of a sold-out crowd of 20,000 people to complain about how straight white men like him are being silenced by the FCC, the internet, minority groups, and even his own family. Armed with a microphone, decades of grievances, and zero self-reflection, Litt is here to prove once and for all that being criticized for awful jokes is the same as censorship. Because nothing screams 'silenced' like a sold-out crowd hanging on your every word. Not even a restraining order from his own children can stop him from "telling it like it is." In a world where saying the wrong thing can get you canceled, Litt is proof that it might just get you a headlining gig instead. Beep. Boop.
