Artie Lange grew up in Union, New Jersey and idolized his father. Though he did not have a glamorous career (he installed TV-antennas), it gave the family a snug life. As a kid, Lange would go to work with his dad and hold the ladder. He in contrast his father's ability to climb to hovering heights to Superman and Lange felt his father was just as big a hero as the Man of Steel himself. Actor and comedian Artie Lange might be coming to Harrisburg to carry out a set of stand-up comedy at Whitaker Center on Jan. eleven.
But while the two loved working together, Lange's drug drawback finally made the collaboration impossible. After falling asleep within the studio and nearly punching his assistant on air, Lange went back to rehab and did his last show December 9, 2009.
Then in 2010, he attempted suicide—for the second time. Artie Lange is a really humorous man, but he has led an extremely tumultuous life.
But I also had a full-time comedy special. So How does JUULing affect became the kind of chaos that not many human beings have seen,” Lange informed Joe Rogan on a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience.