T5's very own Younis Dhaher just completed a huge milestone in his comedy career by doing his first hour. Terminal 5 have a post show conversation, reflecting on past shows, and their growth as comics.
Chicago Rapper Eddie Yuma joins Terminal 5 comedy to share laughs and discuss his journey as a rapper and the culture that he is involved in. He also drops a freestyle and a live performance at the T5 Studio!
T5's Rami, Mo and Adil discuss Rami's film Maqluba, their film/tv/theatre experiences, dealing with internet trolls/haters, and pushback from the Muslim community from artistic work.
Rami and Mo interview Chicago comedian Ruben Ramirez. Ruben Ramirez is a stand up comedian, producer, actor, director, and content creator. Ruben speaks on his recent successes, his journey, hustle, and building community through comedy.
Rami and Mo reunite in Chicago having a conversation catching up since Rami's departure to Los Angeles. Does T5 need a new home base? Would you take dinner with Jay Z, or a million dollars? Let us know in the comments below!
T5's Younis Dhaher & Mo Ali interview comedian Sammy Obeid!
T5 comedians interview Toronto native comedian, Hassan Phills. Hassan has collaborated with Terminal 5 in multiple shows and has visited Chicago again. Hassan shares his perspective on comedy and his approach to the craft.
T5 welcomes Yazid back from his journey in LA, Lebron James and his lies, and stories from our holiday gatherings. New Segment of "T5 Helps" is introduced to help the community who are looking for some perspective/understanding in life regarding but not limited to relationships, family, hardships, spirituality, philosophy and a lot more. Feel free to leave a comment/question on our Terminal 5 page on Instagram starting with "T5 Talks" for a chance to have your question answered on an episode. We are about the community.
Mo, Rami and Younis discuss their health and the solution to homelessness.
Mo, Younis, and Rami discuss the bystander effect and friends switching up on them.
Momo, Younis and Adil discuss their approach to comedy with their unique styles they bring on stage. Is their stand up being expressed in a fully authentic way or is it created for the internet's algorithm to get more traction in their views? If so, is it wrong?
Younis and Momo discuss religion and relationship with their future wives.
T5 discuss their understanding of what it means to be a man, child psychology, the death penalty and notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Featuring: Momo Ali, Yazid Suliman, Younis Dhaher, & Rami Abushhab
Momo and Yazid discuss closing the gap in their relationship, and their unspoken "beef".