Podcast Summary
Kill Tony's Summer Tour and Special Guests: Kill Tony is hosting events in various cities this summer, featuring special guests like Tony Hinchcliffe, Jeremiah Watkins, and Joel Amedis. Check their website for tour dates and merchandise.
Kill Tony, a live comedy podcast, is hosting various events and tours in different cities this summer, including Plano, Fort Worth (Texas), Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Diego. Fans can check out desk squad.tv for tour dates and merchandise, tonyhinchcliffe.com for Tony Hinchcliffe's personal website, and ryanjebelt.com for Ryan j e belt's artwork. The podcast's annual guests, the legion of skanks, made an appearance, and the full band, Jeremiah Watkins and Joel Joel Amedis, was present for the first time at the Legion of Skank Skankfest. Jeremiah Watkins was a guest on the show, making him one of only two guests in the show's history to be played by Watkins, joining Joe Rogan. The podcast's unique format includes a band that commits to staying in character and creating new or returning characters each episode.
A night of unexpected surprises at Skankfest: Skankfest brought together comedians for a night of engaging performances, heckles, praise, and camaraderie, showcasing the unique talents and personalities of each comedian.
The event, Skankfest, was filled with unexpected moments and surprises. The comedians, including Andrew Jerovino, were eager to perform and showcase their humor. Jerovino shared an embarrassing story about his father's comment on Drew Barrymore's Facebook post. The audience was engaged and interactive, with some comedians receiving heckles and others, like Jerovino, receiving praise. The event had a unique atmosphere, with the comedians often interacting with each other and the audience. The energy was high, and the comedians were determined to make the most of their 60-second sets. The audience was receptive, and the overall vibe was one of camaraderie and fun. The Skankfest was a celebration of comedy and the unexpected, and it showcased the unique talents and personalities of each comedian.
Unexpected absence of Louis CK leads to jokes about Andrew's jobs: Despite an initial disappointment, the group found humor in the unexpected absence of a comedian and made light of another comedian's various jobs as a mailman, bouncer, and Best Buy employee
The discussion revolved around the unexpected absence of Louis CK during a comedy show and the comedian Andrew's various jobs. The group was initially disappointed, but later found humor in the situation. Andrew shared that he had been working as a part-time mailman, bouncer, and at Best Buy. The group poked fun at his jobs, with some misunderstandings leading to amusing exchanges. Andrew also mentioned that he had sold TVs at Best Buy and bounced at a separate bar. The conversation ended with the introduction of another comedian, Dave Bastian, and some jokes about beards and IQs. Despite the initial energy crash, the group managed to find humor in the situation and keep the show going.
Struggling with comedy and finding new paths: Comedian Big Dave Bastian shares his experience of struggling with comedy and eventually transitioning into a different career, emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself and adapting when necessary.
Comedy, like any other career, requires the ability to make an audience laugh. When that ability is lacking, it can lead to frustration and a sense of giving up. Big Dave Bastian, a comedian who has been in the industry for years, shared his experience of struggling with comedy and eventually transitioning into a different career, working on billboards. Despite the challenges, he remains loved by his peers and continues to make an impact in his own way. The conversation also touched on topics like man buns, belt buckles, and the hustle of comedy. Ultimately, the discussion highlighted the importance of staying true to oneself and adapting when necessary.
Discovering new talent on 'Kill Tony' through spontaneity and vulnerability: 'Kill Tony' highlights the power of unfiltered performances and organic audience interactions, allowing new comedians like Big Drew to shine through spontaneous storytelling and vulnerability.
The comedy show "Kill Tony" features a unique and unfiltered performance style where comedians are randomly selected from a bucket and given only 60 seconds on stage to impress the audience. The show's host, Big Jay Oakerson, encourages organic interactions between the comedians and the audience, creating an unpredictable and entertaining experience. During one particular episode, a new comedian named Big Drew made his debut, sharing personal stories about his family and his job repairing Coke fountain equipment. Despite being a first-time performer, Big Drew received positive feedback from the audience and the other comedians, demonstrating the power of spontaneity and vulnerability in comedy. Overall, "Kill Tony" showcases the raw and unapologetic side of stand-up comedy, where anything can happen and every performance is a potential discovery.
A Night of Surprises for Big Drew at the Comedy Show: Big Drew had a successful night at the comedy show with a tattoo, first performance, standing ovation, and a surprise reveal about his personal life.
Big Drew had an eventful night at a comedy show. He got a tattoo, performed his first set, and revealed an unconventional aspect of his personal life. The audience reacted enthusiastically, and he even received a standing ovation from Danny Braff. Despite some mishaps, such as knocking over a drink, the night was a success for Big Drew. He also shared an unusual interest, involving a relationship dynamic known as ddlg (daddy dominant little girl), which surprised and intrigued the audience. Overall, Big Drew's night was filled with laughter, unexpected twists, and a unique insight into his life.
Judging People Based on Appearances is Deceiving: People should not judge others based on appearances or preconceived notions, as they may be hiding unexpected talents or qualities.
First impressions can be deceiving. In this conversation, Danny shares a story about how he was initially assumed to be unfunny based on his appearance, but surprised everyone with his comedy skills. He also mentions an experience from his past where he performed a magic act as Jared from Subway, despite the character's negative associations. These experiences highlight the importance of not judging people based on appearances or preconceived notions. Additionally, the conversation showcases the playful and humorous dynamic between Danny and Luis j Gomez.
The Rainbow Pride Flag: A Sign from God according to Comedian Johnny Stewart: Comedian Johnny Stewart believes the rainbow pride flag is a divine sign from God, symbolizing His change of heart towards the LGBTQ+ community. He shares this story in his provocative comedy routine and has earned a loyal following at Skankfest despite his edgy material.
The Reverend Johnny Stewart, a comedian known for his provocative and controversial material, shares a story about the origins of the rainbow pride flag, which he believes was a sign from God that He no longer intended to wipe out the LGBTQ+ community. This story, which involves God's supposed change of heart and the reappropriation of the rainbow as a symbol of pride, is a recurring theme in Johnny's comedy routine. He also discusses his past, including his experiences with mental health issues and his history of performing at Skankfest. Despite his edgy and sometimes offensive material, Johnny is a regular performer at the festival and has earned a loyal following. He survives by working various jobs, including delivering weed in a Civic Hybrid. Overall, Johnny's act is a reflection of the raw, unfiltered energy and spirit of Skankfest.
Newcomer Brandon Garrison's Unusual Perspectives on Kill Tony: Newcomer Brandon Garrison challenged audience's perspective with his skepticism towards 'be anything you want' notion, fascination with suicide, and controversial comments about police officers, while pushing boundaries for an entertaining and thought-provoking set.
Brandon Garrison, a newcomer to stand-up comedy with only four months of experience, shared some unusual perspectives during his appearance on Kill Tony. He expressed skepticism about the idea that people can be anything they want to be when they grow up, and he was fascinated by suicide, sharing a story about a man who attempted to take his own life in front of his sister. Garrison also made some controversial comments about police officers and had an unusual fascination with the size of Doug Benson's nose. Despite some awkward moments, the audience seemed to respond positively to his set, and he may even be in the running for a Kill Tony tattoo. Overall, Garrison's performance showcased his unique perspective and willingness to push boundaries, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking set.
Using humor and Godwin's law to end unwanted conversations: Comedian Spencer O'Neil employs humor and a tactic called Godwin's law to exit unappealing discussions, but may face backlash for being known as the 'Hitler guy'.
Comedian Spencer O'Neil uses humor and a unique tactic, known as Godwin's law, to end conversations he finds unappealing. Godwin's law states that if a debate or conversation goes on long enough, someone will eventually mention Hitler, signaling the end of the conversation. Spencer uses this strategy in various situations, such as traffic stops and court proceedings, to extricate himself from unwanted discussions. However, he has become known as the "Hitler guy" and may face negative consequences for his use of this tactic. Despite this, Spencer's quick wit and comedic timing have earned him success in the comedy industry, with six years of experience and a recent move to Los Angeles. He looks forward to performing in the basement showcase at 6 PM on the following day. Another comedian, Casper, also took the stage, bringing a unique sense of humor and a transgender ginger identity to the festival.
Casper's Journey from Busboy to Stand-up Comedian: A 23-year-old comedian, Casper, balances his day job as a busboy with his comedy career and maintains a positive attitude despite challenges.
Casper, a 23-year-old stand-up comedian, has been performing for three years and currently works as a busboy at a bar restaurant in Tempe, Arizona called The Social Hall. He started doing comedy when he was 20 and previously sold cars to make a living. Casper mentioned that he enjoys playing Fortnite and tried to add a fellow comedian, Dougie, to his gaming platform. Despite some rough patches during the interview, such as a misunderstanding about tipping, Casper remained positive and engaged with the audience. The conversation also touched on Casper's past experiences and his relationship with his mother. Overall, the discussion highlighted Casper's determination to pursue comedy as a career and his ability to handle unexpected situations with humor.
Comedian's Offensive Performance Disappoints at Skankfest: A comedian's use of offensive jokes and lack of connection with the audience left many feeling uncomfortable and disappointed at a festival celebrating diversity and inclusivity.
The comedian's performance at Skankfest, filled with offensive jokes and a lack of connection with the audience, left many feeling uncomfortable and disappointed. The comedian's attempts to blame the crowd for not being able to handle his humor and his failure to adapt to the stage only worsened the situation. Michael Chae's observation about the performers' struggle to make a good first impression and the audience's quick judgment added to the tension. The comedian's personal stories, while revealing, did little to redeem him in the eyes of the audience. The use of derogatory language and insensitive topics, especially during a festival celebrating diversity and inclusivity, further alienated the performer from the crowd. The overall experience left a sour taste in the mouths of many at Skankfest.
Unexpected disruptions during comedy performances: Comedians face unexpected challenges, including hecklers and stereotypes, but can handle them with humor and grace, showcasing resilience and adaptability.
The world of comedy and performance can be unpredictable and full of unexpected challenges. During a comedy performance, a commenter disrupted the show by booing at a specific moment, causing a moment of tension. The performer, despite having a speech impediment, handled the situation with humor and grace. The discussion also touched on stereotypes and assumptions based on accents and appearances. The performer shared experiences of being misunderstood due to his voice and ethnicity, leading to humorous interactions. Through it all, the performer remained positive and continued to engage with the audience, showcasing resilience and adaptability in the face of unexpected challenges.
Comedians Carlos Gomez and Kevin Escobar share personal stories and find humor in everyday situations: Two comedians with unique perspectives shared relatable stories and kept the audience entertained despite technical difficulties
Carlos Gomez, a comedian with a unique speech impediment, shared stories from his past, including helping someone in an accident while wearing a Superman t-shirt and being part of a prison gang for 23 years. Despite facing challenges, he found humor in everyday situations and persevered in his comedy career for a year. Another comedian, Kevin Escobar, shared a story about a cat interrupting his intimate moment, and the two comedians engaged in a playful banter with the audience. Despite some technical difficulties, they kept the show going and provided entertainment with their raw and relatable stories.
Two Unlikely Friends Share Surprising Connections: Despite differences in backgrounds and experiences, open-mindedness and shared humor can lead to unexpected connections and common ground.
The conversation between Jay Oakerson and Kevin Escobar showcased the unique perspectives and experiences of two individuals, revealing their surprising shared backgrounds and unexpected connections. Jay expressed his shock at Kevin's experience of having multiple romantic partners, while Kevin shared his involvement in Spartan races and his job as an audio engineer for Citibank. Misunderstandings and miscommunications arose due to differences in background knowledge and cultural references, leading to amusing exchanges. Ultimately, the conversation demonstrated the importance of open-mindedness and the potential for finding common ground despite apparent differences. Kevin's revelation of his comedy aspirations and his sharing a quick joke in Spanish highlighted the human connection that transcends language and cultural barriers.
Comedians share humorous stories and interactions: Comedians entertained audience with personal experiences, relationships, and everyday life stories, using humor to explore communication issues and misunderstandings.
The comedians' performances during the show included various humorous stories and interactions, touching on topics such as personal experiences, relationships, and everyday life. One comedian shared a story about attempting to steal Vera Bradley products using a buzz saw, expressing bewilderment and jealousy. Another comedian joked about bank sex and leaving a deposit. The comedians also made light of communication issues and misunderstandings. Despite some technical difficulties and a lack of a female audience member, the show continued with humor and improvisation. The comedians' unique perspectives and storytelling abilities kept the audience engaged and entertained.
Daring Maneuvers in Professional Wrestling: Training sessions in professional wrestling involve risky moves and unexpected surprises, showcasing the excitement and unpredictability of the sport.
The world of professional wrestling involves risky moves and unexpected surprises. During a training session, a wrestler attempted a daring maneuver called "shitting himself over the rope," which left the audience and even fellow wrestlers in awe. Another wrestler, Jeremiah Watkins, also known as "Biggest Jay Oakerson," was challenged to perform a move called a "front slam." Despite concerns about his safety due to his large nose and potential back injury, the challenge was accepted, leading to an epic moment in the show. The episode showcased the excitement, danger, and unpredictability of professional wrestling.
