You are on set for The Catch with Emma Stone and Chris Pine, hosting BET, shooting Collect and Praise, and building your YouTube universe all at once. Do you ever slow down and take any of this in?

Almost never. The day after the BET Awards I was on a plane to shoot Collect and Praise. The last day of that shoot, everyone was celebrating, and I was already on a plane to shoot The Catch. I do not feel these moments the way other people expect me to. I am always looking for the next thing. My mom did that to me. I would come home with a B and she would say you could have done better. I would say I got an A and she would say why not an A plus. Both my parents were that way. There is no correct answer in my household because there are always multiple routes to every answer. That is why in my comedy I am never just funny in one way. I can be funny in a sketch, a movie, a live show, a commercial, a TV show, a Super Bowl ad. I will not stop at one way. There is always another route to getting there.