Dr. Ken Jeong Answers More Medical Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | WIRED

“Look at me, I’m a doctor, I’m an actor, I’m a comedian, I’m an instagram model”, he forgot to say, “I’m iconic”.

Imagine going to the doctor and he starts mocking you for having 4 I’s in your name lmao

His sarcasm has advanced so much that at this point I genuinely don't know if he's joking or not.

It's crazy how professional he sounds when he's speaking about something he's passionate about and how much different he sounds when he's speaking as a comedian.

"God dammit, how the f*****k do you put a brain back in?" - Ken Jeong, a respected doctor.

He wanted to be a comedian but his parents said doctor so he did both

I just can't get over the concept of a licenced physician just fully going into acting

"Be like my friend Luise right here" Luise meanwhile: Literally loosing his mind

His parents must feel like gods among other Asian parents

If you ever hear your doctor saying 'how tf do i put back this brain' run.

He was my mother's doctor at Kaiser in Los Angeles. When she found out he became a famous actor, she said "That's too bad, he was a great doctor" lol!

"my wife is always worth gettitng bronchitis for". that's prob the most romantic thing I've ever heard

This dudes really winning in life. Doctor, actor, comedian, plays violin, dads a professor, wife’s also a doctor. When will I ever.

"I'm here to protect Miranda Cosgrove's rights. Which is why I think they call it the Miranda rights." This killed me.

I lost it at Ken calling his wife for a doctor question assist and coming up with "I don't know".

I don’t care if he’s a real doctor or not I just like watching him cause he’s hilarious

"how do you put a brain back in?" top 10 sentences you don't wanna hear during surgery

“If you have more than 3 questions in a tweet you’re an alcoholic”

I really like Ken actually called his wife for the question and answer it honestly with "I don't know". That's moral principle working in Ken right there!

This man should be the model for future AI doctors. 100% not kidding. This is like a master class in respectful disarming bedside manner. His mockery is presented with intense sarcasm which adds up to a real sense of compassion and honesty on balance. If I were in medicine I would actively strive to be this way. I especially love the part where he called someone because he wasn't sure and declared when he was speculating off the top of his head. And the cursing while scolding cursing. Just solid gold in all seriousness despite the pretense at humor. This guy is like a real version of robin's version of patch adams.