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In this episode of The Choe Show, David Choe transforms a simple gesture into provocation: drawing with his non-dominant hand. “This isn’t the hand I draw with,” he says, yet declares with disarming confidence, “this will be the best drawing I’ve ever done.” The statement lands somewhere between bravado and parody, a performance of failure that doubles as a critique of art-world hierarchies.

Dismissed as childish—“my seven-year-old could do that”—Choe seizes the insult and flips it into an economic proposition: if it’s so easy, why didn’t they do it, and why aren’t they rich? The joke escalates into a meta-commentary on value, licensing, and the commodification of art: “That’s a t-shirt… $10,000 a graphic. Only North American rights.”

What emerges is a sly meditation on confidence, authorship, and the absurdity of valuation. By wielding the left hand, Choe disarms technique in favor of gesture, humor, and provocation. The drawing is less about line or form than about exposing the machinery that determines what counts as art, and who gets paid for it.