Key Takeaways
- Jamie Foxx shared the trailer for Take Care of Yourself, an hour-long stand-up special premiering October 7 on Hulu.
- The trailer finds Foxx dancing, joking about aging, and sharing his gratitude for performing in front of an audience again.
- Foxx’s fifth stand-up special follows his 2024 comeback What Had Happened Was…, where he addressed the brain bleed and stroke that left him in a coma after his 2023 medical emergency.
Jamie Foxx has announced a new stand-up comedy special that he has coming out next month.
Set to arrive on Hulu on October 7, Take Care of Yourself is a new hour-long stand-up special that promises to be the actor's "most honest, evolved, and unforgettable chapter yet."
In the first trailer for the special, which can be seen above, Foxx shows off his dance moves, jokes about getting older, and expresses his appreciation for being able to tell his jokes in front of an audience.
Take Care of Yourself is Foxx’s fifth stand-up special and serves as a follow-up to his 2024 special, Jamie Foxx: What Happened Was…, which was a comeback for the singer and actor who made a return to the spotlight after suffereing a medical emergency in 2023.
While Foxx is mostly known for his acting these days, he's always been a keen comedian, getting his start as part of the main cast of In Living Color. He released his first stand-up special, Straight from the Foxxhole, in 1993. Before What Happened dropped in 2024, he hadn’t released a special since Lost, Stolen and Leaked! in 2003.
In his previous stand-up special, Foxx reflected on his 2023 medical emergency. "The internet said that Puffy tried to kill me. … I know what you’re thinking. Did he?" Foxx joked in the special. "Hell naw, n***a. I left them parties early. I was out about nine. Something don’t look right. It’s slippery in here."
As he revealed in the special, he suffered from a brain bleed that led to a stroke. He was in a coma, and later revealed he was told he only had a five percent chance of coming out the other side of the experience.