KT #476

A long-tenured regular from Memphis, Tennessee. He performed a set about shake weights and Danny DeVito, followed by an unboxing of shorts sent by fans.

He discussed his heavy drug use, including cocaine and meth, and his job involving pipe fittings. From near Modesto, California, this was his third time doing stand-up.

She has been a stripper for ten years and discussed her father doing her taxes. Originally from a small town in Alaska, she has been doing comedy for three years in LA.

He joked about white people's cooking and his new affinity for acai bowls, recently headlined in San Diego.

A first-time performer who lives in the foothills wilderness. He is a special education teacher and father of identical twins, one of whom is autistic.

A Kill Tony icon making his return during the pandemic. He shared a story about his parents meeting at a meat market and mattress store, and his signature 'boo-ha' catchphrase.

He showed off his Oakland Raiders belly button ring and discussed a recent breakup, a production coordinator at FBE with two and a half years in comedy.

Living with ALS. He performed a scripted bit about 'paying in change' involving the band and shared a story about race relations at his apartment complex.