Mo’Nique’s My Name is Mo’Nique: All to Know About the Netflix Comedy Special

In an ever-growing list of specials Netflix has been adding, the comedian Mo’nique’s new special titled My Name is Mo’Nique is coming soon to the streaming platform. It will be directed by L Fraizer and is categorised as provocative and heartfelt. Apart from being an acclaimed comedian, she has also acted in various projects earning her many accolades, including an Academy Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, a BAFTA and a Golden Globe Award.

My Name is Mo’Nique Synopsis

In this special Mo’Nique delves deep into her formative experiences, the ones that make her who she is now. Her life may all be televised for everyone to see, but this special is an explicit look into her family, her friendships and her grit growing up around strong Black women. When she enters the stage, the crowd goes wild. They are cheering and welcoming her with all the love that can be put into one room.

My Name is Mo'Nique: Still 1
A still from the special

As a disclaimer, she shares that after this night, they will find out who Mo’Nique is actually and what are the things that make her who she is. Every decision of hers is about to make complete sense the moment they get to the end of this special. It begins with her sharing a story about her grandmother and the idea of fellatio. The provocativeness has come through even in the way her family members interact with her. They’re open and honest, but when her grandmother asks her not to do it at all, that is the last she ever has a conversation about this.

Her grandmother definitely gave her some mad imaginations of the perils of fellatio. But the bold streak doesn’t just end there. In another snippet of a story, Mo’Nique shares how she absolutely cannot stand a bully. In this story, she begins by addressing that the teacher was white and not just white but white-white.

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Since most people weren’t clear about white-white was, there were some serious laughs at the end of this segment. This is just a small peek behind the curtain that will be dropping soon on Netflix. She seems exuberant, chill and ready to make the stage vibrate under her feet. And if that wasn’t enough, she can also be seen using her expressive face to tell a wonderful story through that.

Women have just started to make their rounds in comedy and have been seizing that opportunity since then. With Taylor Tomlinson, Ali Wong, Sommore and many more getting the clout they deserve, this special is an addition to that cause.

My Name is Mo’Nique Release Date and Trailer

My Name is Mo’Nique will be streaming on Netflix from April 4, 2023. What stories are you excited to hear from her special? Let us know in the comments below.

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Nupur Bosmiya
Nupur Bosmiya
Nupur Bosmiya is a voracious consumer of culture. If they are not raving about the social implications of a film or a TV show, they are probably reading something and has forgotten the concepts of time and space. Hoping to pursue Arts Journalism in the future, they hope to make art accessible for all.

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