This follow-up show to "Baby Cobra" was every bit as funny and well-delivered like her previous show.I thoroughly enjoyed the first show and when I happened to come across this 2018 show on Netflix I was instantly hooked. So of course I had to sit down and watch it.Ali's comedy is sharp, spot on and straight to the point.I love how she manages to carry herself on the stage while being pregnant and spewing hilarious jokes. Her straightforwardness is still present in this stand-up comedy special and that is definitely one of her strong sides.If you enjoyed the "Baby Cobra" show, then you should definitely also sit down to watch this one.

She's back! I was really hoping she would come back again, never expected her to be pregnant again on another special. She's got the pregnant lady wobble-walk down.If I had to compare to another comic I'd say she's a lot like an Asian female version of Kevin Hart, just seems naturally funny and energetic, at least on stage, and makes jokes about her life.I loved her first netflix special 'Baby Cobra', and this one is the same Ali Wong style but with her life inspirations in early motherhood/family life since then.Here's hoping that when her kids can walk or speak she'll have a bunch of new experiences for another special :-)

Worth your time. Insightful, original, funny well written. AW always brings the heat.

I know men may or may not relate unless they are one of the white ones dating or married to an Asian women. As a woman, I thought it was funny and smart. Not a mother but can still relate as many of my friends have kids. Ali is a super talented writer, her insights on the Asian American culture, motherhood and being a partner are funny and reflects what people go through. Good for you , can't wait to see more. This was my first time seeing any of her stuff, now i'm going through the archives.