Ale dives into day-to-day life with the flair of a Shakespearean tragedy—one minute, it’s a heartfelt moment, and the next, a cringeworthy realization about a missed opportunity to study a second career. Truly a Shakespearean feel—mostly comedies with a dash of existential angst.

From C+C Music Factory to Steve Jobs, it’s like Ale is hosting an obscure trivia night, awkwardly shouting out answers while the audience blinks in confusion. Everyone is mildly entertained but wondering who invited the random guy with the microphone.

With references to climaterios and the absurdities of growing old, Ale turns the passage of time into a comedy routine that somehow makes the audience both laugh and cry—or maybe become existentially curious about their own funeral inscriptions. A true masterclass in memento mori humor.