Kill Tony #340 — Jessimae Peluso

Set: Shoshana discusses ass augmentations and how Black women run 'ass palace,' joking about white women getting fake butts and should have to marry Black men as compensation.

Interview: She's a journalist who produced TV for 15 years, recently moved from NYC to LA in February, enjoys rollerskating (dance skating specifically), and does backwards moves on skates.

Set: Attackthedream recounts waking up at Coachella where he saw Justin Bieber, a woman jumped the fence to get to him, and he missed an opportunity to network by not jumping over as well.

Interview: He's an entertainer with an audiobook series called 'Layers' about Egypt, just started stand-up, wears sandals and toe rings, and expresses he doesn't want to be a stand-up comedian.

Set: Isaac discusses how stating the current year doesn't actually change people's behavior or fix societal problems, using historical examples of ignoring issues.

Interview: He's a Comedy Store employee going through a 6-month divorce, was married after 1 year of dating, had issues with abuse in the relationship, is a musician who plays drums.

Set: Corr Cohen talks about having lived in 22 cities and nicknames for genitalia, particularly praising Southern women and comparing her own to 'breakfast of champions' - cold, soggy, full of disappointment.

Interview: She's done stand-up 10 years, recently completed stunt school training high falls, did parkour with Spider-Man's stunt coordinator, owns personal assistance and concierge business for wealthy clients.

Set: Alex Minken does a minimal set about his dad being a fan with a photoshopped picture of Tony's face over Alex's baby photo, then claims that's all he wanted to say.

Interview: Alex brought friends who are comedians, wasn't originally a comedian, didn't prepare a routine, seems to lack direction or commitment to stand-up comedy.

Set: Anesha discusses plastic surgery hypocrisy in LA (women with implants opposing GMOs), mentions an Armenian aunt named Dr. Sheila Nazarian, and mimics an Armenian Uber driver's laugh while telling stories.

Interview: 21 years old, been doing serious stand-up 1 year but did stand-up in high school since age 15, plays tennis and ballet, graduated with degree in theater/screenwriting after starting in physics.

Set: Gwendlyn discusses women's expectations about catcalling, compares French (where she's from) women not being catcalled, to her experience in China and then moving to LA where it's back.

Interview: She's French, was backpacking in Australia when she met her husband (a tutor in Brooklyn), been together 8 years, he teaches/tutors, came to LA from New York.

Set: William performs in blind jazz musician character, discusses Easter and 'All Dogs Go to Heaven,' does impression of his young self calling with uncle's dementia story.

Interview: Regular performer who comes back weekly with new material, has pinkeye, addicted to Advil (takes it orally, nasally, intravenously), doesn't have legitimate pink eye but told doctor he does.

Set: Jeffrey performs a song called 'Mine Kampf' about hipsters wanting to be oppressed, claiming to want sympathy by pretending to be gay or Black.

Interview: 4 years stand-up experience, started in Little Rock Arkansas, lived in LA 2 years, grew up in South Dakota, works at wax museum selling group tickets, plays guitar 10 years, with girlfriend 3 years.