Paul writes an act of comic songs about the concerns of the middle class in America and is trained in a oecelebritya by a troupe of media specialists; he emerges as a phenomenon. He is now a concert star and of course a bestselling author. Although Paul gets everything he wants, there are some things that fame brings that he never counted on.

Corman is back again on the funny side of the street; the side he claimed as his own with Oh, God The Big Hype is a madcap look at our celebrity-hungry culture and a delightful fruitcake of a novel.