Kill Tony #511 — Danny Brown

Set: New Kill Tony regular delivers jokes about living in a van, dating challenges, and his Puerto Rican girlfriend who squirts. Covers Asian male fetishization and recent experiences with Black women.

Interview: Tony discusses Hans's background, his six-month relationship with a 38-year-old white woman, his communist beliefs, getting beaten by cops on acid in Seattle, and his recent sexual experiences.

Set: Moved from Key West to Austin, jokes about weather lies and snow on strippers' asses. Discusses 14-hour internet troll sessions and makes references to comedians in audience.

Interview: Tony discusses James's background as a deadhead, his interest in Grateful Dead and Fish, his brake-checking truckers hobby, and his sexual preferences. Reveals he's been attending comedy shows and traveling.

Set: Canadian comedian discusses septum piercings and vegans, attempts crowd work with over-40 audience members, and jokes about changing cultural sayings like 'Bob's your uncle' to 'Bob's your aunt'.

Interview: Tony addresses Brett's inappropriate crowd work on paying customers, discusses his touring in Canada, visa requirements, healthcare costs, and his hookup with a stripper named Kaylee at the Red Rose.

Set: Discusses father's failed pull-out game with five kids in four years, lessons about not hitting women learned from father, and punching a woman's son instead when spat upon.

Interview: Kyle reveals he moved from Columbus to San Diego during pandemic, then to Austin for stand-up. Discusses his construction background, six concussions from football, car buying while concussed, and robitussin/lean usage.

Set: Brazilian comedian with accent jokes about being from the dirty South. Discusses Brazilian army never being at war, soldiers in flip-flops and coconut helmets, and good Brazilian hookers.

Interview: Reveals he's a network engineer in healthcare, immigrated from Brazil in 2003, joined American army for Iraq war in 2004, married to American writer wife of 3 years, has two dogs.

Set: Does rapid-fire movie reviews critiquing plot holes and demanding representation. Reviews Gremlins, Hook, Schindler's List, Honey I Blew Up the Kid, Boss Baby 2, Darkest Hour, Fern Gully.

Interview: Tony celebrates William's 24 days sober, discusses his gut, food preferences at Whataburger and CM Smokehouse, new robot vacuum obsession, and recent sexual activity on floors with girlfriend.

Set: Jokes about body type for theft, mother visiting and smoking weed, wants to be first man on Mars to own slaves, then philosophical twist about who's remembered.

Interview: David discusses his recent appearance, dating a woman with four kids, paying for babysitter, his day trading success with AMG and Doge, getting a new boat, and girlfriend being 'healthy'.

Set: Grateful Nazis never existed so we don't call them concentration camps. Not gay but researches dick tattoos online, disappointed with quality. Under-25 girls have nicotine addictions to vapes.

Interview: Tyler is 22, works for flight school cleaning planes and as safety pilot. Dating a 25-year-old girl from Nepal whose family forbids her dating white guys. They've had sex but she won't officially date him.

Set: Cousin tries to roast her but can't, lists insults (thick neck, lopsided afro, looks like trans Frederick Douglass, Daryl's sister from Office). Was tall in high school but didn't join basketball team because she's not a lesbian.

Interview: Moved from Dallas to Austin in April, loves Barton Springs and HEB. Discusses swimming backwards to protect hair, chicken salad with raisins, and Black food culture versus raisin/roach trauma.

Set: Lived in Florida's 500-mile trash peninsula. Ex-girlfriend was vegan and couldn't do doggy style due to cultural appropriation. Makes cryptography joke with Bloods/Bripto rebrand. Used Grindr to find skaters, found rollerbladers instead.

Interview: From Jacksonville, Florida, been doing stand-up 5 years, moved to Austin 5 months ago. Discusses living in South Austin, massive carnival line, abundance of mushrooms and cocaine in Austin.

Interview: Danny Brown, legendary musician/rapper, appears as panel guest throughout episode. Discusses his move to Austin for a woman he fell in love with. Provides cultural commentary on lean/syrup from Houston, DJ Screw, Black food culture, air fryer cooking, and various other topics with comedians.