Jay Legend

Introduced as a rising star and one of the elite door guys at the Comedy Mothership, doing a brand new minute (the 'legend of bags and boxes'), so treated as a regular rather than a bucket pull. Set was about quarantining racists in Antarctica and teaching the crowd 'black words' (cologne, discreet, innuendo) via wordplay, which Jimmy Carr praised for its writing. Said he nearly died a couple of months ago when his lungs gave out from heavy weed smoking and he stopped breathing for close to an hour, but refused to be intubated in front of his kid; has a four-year-old autistic son and a one-year-old daughter, and still smokes. Plugged a song on Spotify and unlocking phones after the show.

Introduced as someone who works at the club, doing a brand new minute; he is one of the Comedy Mothership door guys. Known from earlier episodes for the 'bags and boxes' bit and song about his ex. Lives with his two kids and their mother, whom he is no longer with.

Originally from Chicago and started comedy in Florida, he has been doing stand-up for six years. He works as a door guy at the Comedy Mothership and features for David Lucas. He performed an original song called 'Bags and Boxes' which became a recurring theme throughout the episode.