The Comedian Delivers a Wildly Honest, Outrageous, and Heartfelt Hour About Growing Up, Making Mistakes, and Raising a Son.
Comedian Willie Macc takes audiences on an unapologetically hilarious journey through the highs, lows, and complete absurdity of fatherhood in his new comedy special, Good Dad, Bad Father, produced by 800 Pound Gorilla Media and now streaming on YouTube.
In Good Dad, Bad Father, Willie Macc delivers a wildly honest and hilariously unfiltered look at growing up, messing up, and somehow raising a kid along the way. With his trademark storytelling and fearless comedic perspective, Macc opens up about becoming a father at just 16 after a one-night stand with his football-playing lesbian prom date—setting the stage for a life of unexpected responsibilities, questionable decisions, and plenty of unforgettable stories.
With no blueprint for fatherhood and seemingly no shortage of chaos, Macc turns his real-life experiences into nonstop comedy.
From dodging Amber Alerts and accidentally giving his kid “sleepy juice” to tackling the bizarre and unexplainable realities of manhood, Macc leaves no subject untouched and no family story safe.
Yet beneath the outrageous anecdotes and reckless decisions is a deeply relatable story about the bond between a father and son. As Macc reflects on raising his child, audiences discover a relationship built on love, loyalty, laughter, and an unbreakable connection between two people who grew up more like best friends than anything else.
Raw, reckless, and ridiculously funny, Good Dad, Bad Father explores what it means to try your best when your version of “best” is often completely unhinged. Willie Macc proves that fatherhood doesn’t always come with the right answers—but sometimes the funniest stories come from figuring it out along the way.
Produced by 800 Pound Gorilla Media, Good Dad, Bad Father is now available to watch on YouTube, inviting audiences to experience Willie Macc’s outrageous take on parenting, manhood, and the beautifully chaotic journey of being a dad.
Watch Good Dad, Bad Father now streaming on YouTube.
