Buress joked that there may be an entire generation of preachers that will say that Kanye inspired them to preach, and the whole room burst into laughter. He said he went to “Kanye’s church,” a.k.a. Sunday Service, and talked about how different the church was because there was a $50 charge at the door.
Buress mentioned that he was an atheist during his set; something many fans remember from a line from his 2016 stand-up, “Your Prayers Mean Nothing.” At Sunday Service, Kanye played the clean version of his track, “Father Stretch My Hands,” while Hannibal sang the dirty version with all the cuss words and sexual references.
To everyone judging him at Sunday Service, Buress said, “I’m the one who stood true to the original art. Y’all the ones trying to deliver to Jesus and shit, like [he’s going to say], ‘Oh I was gonna send yo ass to hell, but then you flipped that Kanye lyric, you’re good, blessed be,’” Buress said, joking about how purposeless the gesture was.