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I get to > I got to #gratitude #choeshow @TheChoeShowFX pic.twitter.com/53ckSpocU6
— David choe (@davidchoe) August 17, 2021
David Choe talks about gratitude and the power of switching from 'got to' to 'get to' in snippets from 'The Choe Show,' an FX documentary series.
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David Choe featured on the weekly news roundup, "The Lookout," discussing the launch of his documentary series "The Choe Show" on FX. Choe pushes boundaries with his unique blend of real-life interactions and art in this experimental show. He engages special guests in interviews, painting their portraits while guiding them on an emotional journey.
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"The Choe Show" is an FX and Hulu series created by artist David Choe. This unique show takes viewers on an engaging and introspective journey as Choe sits down with a diverse array of guests, including close friends, family members, celebrities, and even strangers. Some of the notable guests include Kat Von D, Will Arnett, and Denzel Curry. Through candid and unfiltered conversations, Choe explores the depths of their lives, experiences, and emotions, uncovering both the light and dark aspects that make each individual unique. With his raw and unorthodox approach, Choe creates a space for genuine connections and revelations, leading to a captivating exploration of humanity's complexities. Through art, storytelling, and personal reflection, "The Choe Show" offers a fresh and thought-provoking perspective on the human experience.
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Inhale, exhale, release, and pause for a moment of relaxation. Meditative moments from the mind, heart and soul of artist David Choe. "The Choe Show" is a complex blend of special interviews and creative experience that captures moments of reflection, vulnerability, and humanity in the participants as well as the host.
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"BEEF" is a psychological drama that stars actors Steven Yuen and Ali Wong. The story revolves around a road rage incident between two strangers: a struggling contractor and an unfulfilled entrepreneur. This altercation triggers a feud that exposes their deepest and most unsettling emotions. Notably, artist David Choe makes his cinematic debut in the film as Isaac Cho, the cousin of the protagonist Danny (played by Yeun). The series explores the complex dynamics between these characters as their conflict unfolds.