Ronny Chieng at Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair

One of the world's biggest stars in the world of comedy - Ronny Chieng represents the Asian-American community in his work. Known for his hilarious spiels and antics on stage, the "Asian Comedian Destroys America!" icon is switching things up. Now, he's set to make you love... to hate this tour!

Following the success of his extremely popular "The Love To Hate It Tour" with 20 sold-out shows on the list, the man just announced another leg of the trek, kicking off this fall.

Known for his work as a senior correspondent on Comedy Central's The Daily Show, the man takes relevant conversations surrounding social issues and current events at the center of it all. Praised by critics and fans around the world, there's a lot to love about this fella... well this time, he's giving us a reason to LOVE TO HATE IT!

In a conversation about the tour with UPROXX, the man shares how he just wanted "something cool that was a little bit funny." Taking inspiration from comedians' habit of complaining here and there, "we do it because we love doing comedy."

Amidst an era where ya'll just love complaining about stuff all over the place, he's offering a new perspective between the lines. You're gonna LOVE TO HATE THIS!

Coming a long way from his early days as an international student in Australia, the man has been sending people into outbursts of laughter since his first sketch. Now, he's also starred in various films such as "Crazy Rich Asians", Marvel's "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings", "American Born Chinese", "M3GAN", "Joy Ride", and many more. With two Netflix specials lined up and a Hulu series "Interior Chinatown" on order, he sure has a lot to complain about these days... and he's assured everyone that you'll love to hate it!

Crediting his work with The Daily Show as an eye-opener with all things that go well in production, he exclaims its ability to "make a show of news with jokes," as he told UPROXX as the institution's greatest strength. Having tackled issues surrounding the AAPI community, he told Esquire's Sirena He - "You want these stories to be told and you don't think anyone else is doing them." Committed to shining a light to these conversations, Ronny Chieng shows how much he cares about these stories.

"We need to talk about these issues, because if I don't talk about it, no one else is going to talk about it, or no one's going to care in the way that I care about it," he explained while giving credit to his colleagues at The Daily Show who have been supportive of his work.

He's the real deal, and you're all in to love to hate it. Get ready to laugh, complain, love, hate, and laugh once again as Ronny Chieng hits the stage. Book your tickets now!