#437KILL TONY #437 - VANCOUVER

A roofer from Vancouver who has been in the trade for 12 years. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy. He admitted to being a fan of the show but struggled with his set and interview.

A 17-year-old whose friend signed him up without his knowledge. He improvised his set based on his phone's lock screen and wikiHow tips. He notably won the crowd over by breakdancing during his interview.

A 29-year-old glassblower from Vancouver who has been doing it for five years. This was his first time performing stand-up comedy. He opened with a joke about picturing the audience naked that Tony praised.

A hash maker who has been in the business for two years. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy. He shared a story about having sex in a stairwell at the United Center during a Blackhawks game.

A returning performer who works for his father's house painting business. He previously gained notoriety on the show for being a virgin and receiving multiple kisses on stage. He updated the host on losing his virginity since his last appearance.

A Canadian comedian from Calgary who Tony invited to perform after seeing him in Alberta. He performed a dark parody of the Canadian national anthem. Tony noted that he had Sam open for him during his weekend shows in Calgary.

A 37-year-old originally from Saskatoon whose family is from Ghana. He works in building restoration and previously managed a dispensary and a Chronic Tacos. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy.

A Vancouver resident who sells bongs for a living and raises skateboards. He had done comedy for six months but took a year off due to writer's block before this set. He lives in the West End neighborhood.

A house painter and former professional CrossFit competitor. This was her first time ever doing stand-up comedy. She impressed the crowd by walking on her hands and mentioned she once dissected a human body for a museum exhibit.