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Though it has been years since Lawrence has done a proper arena show in L.A., he’s retained his revered stature in the local comedy scene, popping up recently in places such as the Comedy Store to “work out” his jokes that would become the basis for this current 22-city world tour, which he wrote and rehearsed in just four weeks on the heels of filming “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” the successful fourth installment of the “Bad Boys” franchise.

In recent years, Jasmin earned acting credits for appearing in Lawrence’s “Bad Boys for Life” and “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” films while Eric touts post-production credits for his dad’s “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” and “Candy Cane Lane.”

With a $56-million opening, ‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ offers Hollywood a glimmer of hope amid box office woes — and a reminder that it neglects audiences of color at its peril.

When “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, premiered this summer, 26% of the audience was Latino and Hispanic.

On the film side, run by Tom Rothman, box office hits in recent years have included the animated “Spider-Verse” movies, “It Ends With Us,” “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” and “Anyone But You.”