KT #311

Home city not mentioned. He is a personal trainer who has been a 'full-grown baby' his whole life. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy.

He discusses his interest in gay porn and describes himself as 'half gay.' 21-year-old from Texas who works at a library and identifies as a quarter Mexican. He has been doing stand-up for a short while, having started before age 22.

31-year-old who has had braces for ten years and wore an all-white Adidas tracksuit. He is a music producer/DJ under the name FYDE and previously lived in Toronto. This was his first time on stage, having been signed up by a friend.

24-year-old chiropractic student and former All-American wrestler at 197 lbs. He sports a curly mustache and claims to 'make fitness.' This was his first time performing stand-up.

A jeweler who recently broke up with a transgender girlfriend. He mentions this is his seventh time on stage. He wears a flowery jacket and a Kill Tony shirt.

Originally from Kansas City, he is a vegan who has been sober since July 2017 following a bad LSD experience, his set involved spelling out words and emptying a bag of junk on the table. This was his first time performing.

He performed a very successful minute about Christian rap. 26-year-old from El Paso who has lived in Fort Worth for a year and has been doing comedy for five years. He works as a cook in a kitchen and serves shots in his underwear at a gay bar.

23-year-old business analyst for a tech company who drove five hours from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to perform. He is a regular viewer of the show who enjoys watching while high. This was his first time doing stand-up.

A drummer from New Orleans who weighs 120 lbs and describes himself as 'mass impaired', he challenged Joel Jimenez to a Mexican Drum-Off. This was his first time on the show, though he claimed to work at the venue.

Tony skipped the interview because the set was so good, born and bred in Texas, he has been doing stand-up for six years and recently started opening at the club on weekends, he delivered a strong set about his parents telling him bad news at an ice cream parlor.

A woman with alopecia who wears wigs and joked about the condition being a defense mechanism, she participated in a 'wig trade' with Joel Jimenez during her interview. This was her first time ever doing stand-up.