I want to talk about season two of "The Neighborhood."

-Yeah. -And actually I want

to talk about your actual neighborhood,

where you're from in St. Louis.

You have a street named after you.

-Oh, that's awesome. [ Cheers and applause ]

Yeah. -Cedric the Entertainer Way.

You have a street. -Got a way.

It's a whole thing, man. You know, and to go back

to the hometown and have your own street, brother.

You know? People just calling you, like,

"Ced, I'm on your street." -Yeah.

[ Laughter ]

-I'm like, "Yeah, okay, thanks." You know?

[ Laughter ] -"That's it?"

-Yeah, it's not -- I can't do anything.

-Do you get phone calls if there's, like, problems?

I-Of course. That's what --

Like, "Ced, there's a pothole on your street, man.

You need to take care of this." [ Laughter ]

-No, no, no. You can't do that.

-Need to do something for the streets, bro.

-Yeah. What happens on that street?

-I got a lot of nice things on there, though.

You know, like people -- you know, it's the neighborhood.

-Yeah. -So then we have, like,

interesting -- got a Chinese restaurant,

which is very St. Louis.

There's the Jamaican embassy for no reason.

They just decided to open it. [ Laughter ]

Which allowed for the weed place to be across the street.

[ Laughter ]

-Wow, there's a lot happening on this street.

-I got rules, though. I mean, the main thing

I tell people -- don't steal nobody

Amazon packages on my street. That's the big thing.

[ Laughter ]

-That's the one thing. It's the one rule.

You can't do that. -I don't want those calls.

Like, people be stealing people Amazon packages.

-Yeah, no, no, no. Not on your street, no.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-Another big thing for you,

you have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

-Yeah. -That is a big deal.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Yeah. That was -- -That's unbelievable.

-I mean, that's cool, man. I mean, you know.

-That means you made it, dude. -It does.

I mean, somebody had some gum.

Somebody showed me a picture of they had put, like,

an old piece of gum on there.

I literally called them, was like,

"Hey, get the gum off my name on the street."

[ Laughter ] -Yeah.

Yeah, and they were like, "Well, if you fix your pothole first."

-Oh! [ Laughter ]

It's that person. -Yeah, yeah.

-That neighbor. -That same person.

Yeah, exactly. -Same neighbor.

Yeah. -That's pretty cool.

-When I first moved to L.A.,

I lived a block over from the Hollywood --

So it was great to be able to, like --

'Cause I would walk up there and see the stars,

and then, to come back years later and have my --

you know, a star there, it was great.

I know you got one. You know what it's like.

I mean, you got one, right? I'm sure.

[ Laughter ]

-No, I actually don't have one.

[ Laughter ]

[ Sad trombone ] -Oh, that's Kimmel.

[ Laughter ] -Yeah, it's Jimmy Kimmel.

-I got my Jimmys mixed up. -Your Jimmys messed up.

Yeah, sorry about that. Yeah, no problem.

[ Laughter ]

Oh, my gosh. -I'm sorry.

But a street, though. 'Cause you're, like, from up --

I know they named a street after you after all of this time,

like, in your hometown. Like...

[ Laughter ]

-N-N-No, no, they haven't. No, no one's named...

[ Sad trombone ]

[ Laughter and applause ]

My hometown -- -Your hometown --

-My hometown named the street Jimmy Kimmel Way.

[ Laughter ]

You know what? I did a movie which I loved.

I did a movie, "Taxi," with Queen Latifah.

-Yeah. -I loved it.

I had so much fun doing this film.

It didn't really work, it didn't open.

And I knew it wasn't gonna work when this happened.

I went to my hometown.

When it came out, I said, "You know what I'm gonna do?

I'm gonna go to the movie theater that I grew up in,

and I'm gonna go in and thank the audience

and pay for all their tickets

and buy all of their drinks and popcorn,

and say, "Without you, I wouldn't be who I am,

so I just want to thank you, my hometown."

And so I went to the theater. It's now a tri-plex.

They have three movies. -Oh, wow.

-I went there, and they weren't playing my movie.

-They were not playing your movie?

[ Sad trombone ]

Wow! I know. I go, "Wow!"

How many kids from your hometown is starring in a movie,

and you're not gonna play it?

-Go up there talking, they're like, "Down in front!"

[ Laughter ]

-Yeah. Now, I -- yeah.

Yeah, I don't get no respect.

But, you know, that's where --

that's what makes us comedians, right?

-Damn right, man.