Lavell Crawford recently made a memorable appearance on Shannon Sharpe’s show “Club Shay Shay,”

where he shared a blend of humor, personal stories, and industry insights.

The comedian, known for his larger-than-life personality and wit,

took the audience on a rollercoaster of laughter and heartfelt revelations.

Crawford kicked off the conversation by addressing his playful feud with fellow comedian Bruce Bruce.

The friendly rivalry, which started over comments Bruce Bruce made on “Club Shay Shay,” centers around their similar sizes and comedic styles.

Lavell also recounted a wild story of being kicked off a plane for being belligerently drunk, setting the tone for a candid and humorous interview.

Lavell opened up about his significant weight loss journey, driven by health complications and encouragement from his sister.

He shared his struggles with food addiction, humorously claiming he would’ve eaten 300 hamburgers for $3,000 at his heaviest.

Lavell also commented on the growing use of Ozempic for weight loss, particularly among kids, and made a light-hearted comparison of Drake’s alleged BBL to a candy apple.

He expressed his newfound preference for healthier cuisine over fast food, inventing the “Real Mac” and praising vegan salads.

The comedian addressed incidents of joke theft involving notable names like Katt Williams, Cedric the Entertainer, and Tyler Perry.

Despite these issues, Lavell revealed his generous side by sharing that he often writes jokes and punchlines for other comedians without expecting payment.

He reminisced about the opportunity Steve Harvey gave him at the Hoodie Awards and shared encounters with other celebrities like Rickey Smiley, Michael Jordan, and Charles Oakley.

Lavell delved into deeply personal territory, discussing how he discovered his “dad” wasn’t his biological father and wasn’t straight.

He shared the emotional journey of finding his real dad through a private investigator.

Lavell also recounted the moment he realized his weight was a serious issue after a doctor pointed it out over the phone, which motivated him to lose weight for his family and himself.

Crawford talked about landing his iconic role in “Breaking Bad” and how it significantly impacted his comedy career.

He shared anecdotes about working with stars like Adam Sandler, Kevin James, and Robin Williams, and his experiences with enthusiastic fans.

Lavell humorously encouraged Shannon Sharpe to try stand-up comedy, comparing his potential to that of Steve Austin.

Lavell addressed the jealousy some comedians feel towards the success of Adam Sandler, Ray Romano, and Jerry Seinfeld.

He also tackled Katt Williams’ accusations made on “Club Shay Shay” and jokingly suggested that Shannon make a s**x tape to counter any allegations, inspired by comments from Mike Epps.

Lavell even shared a funny encounter of being curved by Boosie Badass at the airport.

In a fitting conclusion, Lavell shared his “Mount Rushmore” of comedians, proudly placing himself among the greats.

His appearance on “Club Shay Shay” was a blend of humor, personal growth, and industry insights, leaving the audience with both laughter and a deeper understanding of the man behind the comedy.

This episode of “Club Shay Shay” is a must-watch for fans of Lavell Crawford and anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes world of comedy.

Lavell’s stories and insights provide a rich, entertaining, and enlightening experience