Youssef isn’t a “clean” comedian; he’ll go places that might not be comfortable. And we go with him, because he’s funny, and also because he seems like a genuinely good guy.

When tackling love through these lenses, it’s important to keep in mind that these views are coming from a "dude". This is the impression that the comic gives off in Feelings, and which dwindled as he dove into the personal in More Feelings.

So cleverly written and constructed, it’s not surprising why people like Storer, like Jesse Armstrong, like Yorgos Lanthimos want to work with him.

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