KT #451

Lives in Hancock Park, LA, originally from New Jersey and Florida. He has worked at the Cheesecake Factory for nine years and is also a rapper. This was his first time performing on the show.

He discussed his intense family dynamics and personal anxieties, based in Koreatown, LA, originally from Seattle with Egyptian heritage. He is a SAG actor who appeared on the TLC show 'Love at First Kiss' and became a viral meme.

A long-time regular on the show. He performed a set involving his signature absurdist style and shouted at Redban for mentioning his makeup. He claimed to be getting married in Florida the following week.

Based in Dallas, Texas, but currently staying in Stillwater, Oklahoma while his wife finishes her doctorate. He has been doing stand-up for eight years since 2011. He works in software development and previously directed a Rocky Horror troupe.

He discussed gaining weight during quarantine and his love for the Mandalorian, a comedian from Fall River, Massachusetts, and a friend of the host. He is a graphic designer and co-producer for the Whiskey Ginger podcast.

A regular known for his roasting style, he spent his segment trading insults with Tony and Redban. He mentioned watching old boxing fights to pass the time during quarantine.

She discussed her recent breakup and growing up in a Jehovah's Witness household, age 21, from Clarksville, Tennessee, studying to be an actress. This was her first time doing stand-up comedy outside of a college show.

Performing from Mexico City, he is a 25-year-old culinary student. He had never done stand-up before this submission. He played a song on the guitar and showed off his paintings of Mike Tyson and Tony Hinchcliffe.

A regular performer battling ALS. He read excerpts from the Second City 60th Anniversary book, where he worked for ten years. He also mentioned auctioning off a bike chain for charity.

He told a graphic story about a past sexual encounter, a recurring bucket pull known as 'The Prophet' from Virginia. He has attended many live shows in person, including the final shows at the Comedy Store in January.