KT #673

He joked about Juneteenth, the NBA, and owning an AR-15. A Hall of Fame regular who recently went paddleboarding with his white girlfriend in Austin. He has been opening the show more than anyone in its history.

Age 29, software salesman originally from Boston who has lived in Austin for a year and a half. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy, and he performed a set involving his half-Arab heritage and 'flow states', tony criticized his low energy and lack of testosterone.

He moved to Austin two weeks prior and jokes about his job fixing a crucifix, a jeweler and pro-wrestler with a year and a half in comedy. He is the tag-team partner and boyfriend of the next performer, Jenny Rodriguez.

A Costco tire installer and pro-wrestler (gimmick: Jackie Jester) who moved from Elkhart, Indiana, two weeks ago. She has been doing comedy for five years, primarily in South Bend. She was invited to the Secret Show after a strong set.

From Florida now living in Austin who discussed his recent travels to Appleton and Madison, Wisconsin. He joked about expensive cologne and witnessed a woman being assaulted by a man who recognized him from the show.

He claimed to have used drugs with the Night Stalker Richard Ramirez and the 'Grizzly Man' Timothy Treadwell. He was invited to the Secret Show.

His set was poorly received, leading to an awkward interview where he gave his jacket to guest Matt McCusker. An Italian-American performer who wore a bright red leather jacket he bought for $500 in Wimberley. He has been performing for about four months and previously worked in marketing before being fired.

He joked about winning a case of Red Bull and his failed 0-3 MMA career, he demonstrated a front kick and a 'kiss of death' on stage, an Estonian comedian currently in the process of obtaining his U.S. citizenship.

A de-icer for DHL at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport with a couple of years in comedy. He performed a set about porn addiction and Down Syndrome, he traveled to Austin with his friend Jason Elrod.

He performed a set about pride month and race-swapping roleplay. He previously played guitar in a prog-rock band for eight years.

Tony mocked his 'God-fearing' material and suggested he retire from comedy. A former youth pastor from Birmingham, Alabama, who moved to Austin two weeks ago with his wife and child. He has been doing comedy for three years, much of it in the Alabama church scene.

Age 21, from the Bay Area with three years in comedy. His mother was a product manager for the game Farmville, and his father worked in AV for pro-wrestling. He performed a set about metrosexuals and introversion.

He joked about the Tennessee Vols winning the College World Series and claimed to have spent the weekend with Brian Redban's mother in Columbus, Ohio. He also discussed his success on the Cameo app, the long-time closing regular originally from Memphis, Tennessee.