Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Frankie Quiñones breaks down what 'Damn, That’s Crazy' is really about — turning real pain, culture, and chaos into comedy. He also talks about the rise of his iconic character Creeper, and how comedy helped him turn pain into purpose.
Frankie opens up about growing up in a comedy-loving household, bombing and thriving at early open mics, wild heckler moments, and meeting longtime collaborator Ali Wong, who directed the special. From rowdy bar shows to seeing his name on the Comedy Store wall, Frankie reflects on staying true to his roots while reaching a global audience.
Now streaming on Hulu and Disney+, 'Damn That’s Crazy' blends raw storytelling, Chicano culture, and healing laughter — proving comedy can be both hilarious and deeply human.
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Chapters:
00:00 Growing Up With Comedy & Early Inspiration
01:00 First Open Mics, Bombing, and Finding His Voice
01:49 Wild Hecklers & Craziest Onstage Moments
02:39 Creating Creeper & Going Viral Worldwide
03:18 Comedy Store Milestone & Family Pride
04:04 “Damn That’s Crazy,” Working With Ali Wong & Healing Through Comedy
#FrankieQuinones #DamnThatsCrazy #LatinoComedy #ChicanoComedy #StandUpComedy
Frankie Quiñones breaks down what 'Damn, That’s Crazy' is really about — turning real pain, culture, and chaos into comedy. He also talks about the rise of his iconic character Creeper, and how comedy helped him turn pain into purpose.
Frankie opens up about growing up in a comedy-loving household, bombing and thriving at early open mics, wild heckler moments, and meeting longtime collaborator Ali Wong, who directed the special. From rowdy bar shows to seeing his name on the Comedy Store wall, Frankie reflects on staying true to his roots while reaching a global audience.
Now streaming on Hulu and Disney+, 'Damn That’s Crazy' blends raw storytelling, Chicano culture, and healing laughter — proving comedy can be both hilarious and deeply human.
Subscribe for more exclusive interviews spotlighting Latino voices shaping culture today.
youtube.com/@LatiNationMedia?sub_confirmation=1
ABOUT LATINATION:
LatiNation is your home for modern Latino culture, original series, food, music, and real conversations. From Blacktinidad and Cultura Shock to Foodie on the Go and Exclusive Interviews, we spotlight the voices and creativity shaping la cultura today.
Stream bold, bilingual content made by creators, powered by community, and rooted in authenticity. New videos every week — subscribe and stay connected.
Watch more in the LatiNation app:
watch.latination.com
Follow us:
instagram.com/latinationmedia
tiktok.com/@latinationmedia
Chapters:
00:00 Growing Up With Comedy & Early Inspiration
01:00 First Open Mics, Bombing, and Finding His Voice
01:49 Wild Hecklers & Craziest Onstage Moments
02:39 Creating Creeper & Going Viral Worldwide
03:18 Comedy Store Milestone & Family Pride
04:04 “Damn That’s Crazy,” Working With Ali Wong & Healing Through Comedy
#FrankieQuinones #DamnThatsCrazy #LatinoComedy #ChicanoComedy #StandUpComedy
