What time does the Eric Andre's Legalize Everything release on Netflix? Find out

Eric Andre is a 37-year-old popular American comedian, actor, and producer. He is best kwn for his comedy series called Eric Andre Show. He voiced Azizi, one of hyenas in live-action remake of Lion King in 2019. Read this article to find out, ‘What time does Eric Andre’s latest Netflix special Eric Andre: Legalize Everything release on Netflix?

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What time does Eric Andre: Legalize Everything release on Netflix?

Eric Andre’s first-ever comedy special Eric Andre: Legalize Everything will drop on Netflix on June 23, 2020. Like most or Netflix shows hour-long comedy special will be released at 12:00 am Pacific time, which is 3:00 am Eastern time. Eric Andre: Legalize Everything, was filmed in vember 2019 at a warehouse turned into a concert venue and club in New Orleans called Republic. Netflix special will include a wide range of subjects such as war on drugs, war on sex, and a whole lot of or edgy material. 

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plot of Eric Andre: Legalize Everything on Netflix

American actor and comedian Eric Andre will take st in New Orleans. He will tackle flawed fast-food icons, and even autofill and strange choice for ex-Paramount network show Cops me song. official description of special reads, "Andre breaks boundaries of comedy as he critiques war on drugs, war on sex, and war on fart jokes!" Eric Andre: Legalize Everything begins with a sketch of Andre posing as a police officer, and offering drugs to every person on street.

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controversy surrounding Eric Andre: Legalize Everything

Andre’s special was filmed long before Black Lives Matter movement and countrywide protests in America began. In an interview given to a media portal, Andre revealed that some middle-d white officials at Netflix wanted to remove Cops me song joke from his special.  Cops TV show was a Paramount network show, which got cancelled in wake of George Floyd’s death. Andre also informed that officials wanted him to remove all or jokes on policemen in general.

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However, Andre refused to do so. He argued that this is one of best times to be using humour to present current situation. He added that humour makes it easier to point out absurdity and hypocrisy of police department. Eric Andre added that instead of shoving things under rug, people need to talk openly about police brutality. He also confessed that he was blessed that his stand up is coming out in this time.