There’s a really great concept here that with a performer that doesn’t wink at the audience or just commits to the concept and doesn’t try to turn everything into a bit, it could work.
What I didn't like
He did a lot of completely non-believable physical comedy that was uncomfortable to watch. And put on a fake accent that he let us know he knew was silly and over the top. He was awkward and intimidated by every audience participant. He made several drawings that were immature dick jokes that were forced in inorganically. Maybe with some time with audience members to practice with over time, he may relax and take the show seriously. That was not the show I saw.
My overall impression
This is an almost fully improvised show that requires audience participation to fuel the engine that runs it. In the show I saw, every audience member that he brought up had more charisma and charm than the performer.