ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月4日 22時28分

When @aliwong’s debut special had its premiere on Mother’s Day in 2016, very few people outside of the comedy world knew who she was. “Baby Cobra” presented something new, a pregnant woman delivering a deliriously filthy and funny hour of comedy woven into a sneakily feminist assault on the double standards of parenting. While @ネットフリックス had an impressive track record of showcasing #standup stars, it had never made one — until #AliWong. Now she’s on the cusp of stand-up comedy’s A-list, the rare working mother to make the cut. Much of her first special involved raw descriptions of the nitty-gritty of having a baby. (“I can’t tell you how many selfies I’ve gotten asked for at the gynecologist and pediatrician office,” @aliwong said. “I should sell tickets there.”) In “Hard Knock Wife,” her follow-up @ネットフリックス special — coming out again on #MothersDay — she performs pregnant again. And once again, she takes on the stereotypes that undergird traditional gender roles. “I’m always asked how my husband is feeling about my success with a note of concern,” said @aliwong, who was photographed here by @elizabethrweinberg. “He feels great. It’s not hard to feel good about your spouse making money.”

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