Gives people legit opportunity to get on stage and either to get on YouTube or to get on Netflix in front of the whole fucking world. And it could make your career. It could make your life. It could change everything.

It's a fucking runaway train right now.

Like, there are people. There are people who have gone on for their first time ever in Madison Square Garden to a sold-out arena of 16,000 people.

And then they showed me the exit.

I knew it was going to be all MAGAs. It was going to be a gay person. It wasn't going to be a midget. It wasn't going to be a lesbian. It wasn't going to be anything but bona fide. The real, real red, white, and blue flag motherfuckers.

I said, there's not, that reminds me, Kill Tony reminds me of the Def Jam era, right? And when I say that, there was a platform for undiscovered talent, people that you've never seen.

It's so funny hearing Tony talk about this because for people who don't know, the way Tony runs Kill Tony is basically a version of a WWE event. I mean, it really is. Like when he does the arena shows, he has everything set up like a WWE event.

The big advantage of there's a show that's Monday night that is the biggest live comedy show on planet Earth and you might be able to get on it.

Everyone's going to, and then you got Kill Tony, which is the number one place where a comedian can break out in America today. The number one place is Kill Tony.

And there's also because of Kill Tony, people realize that if they can put together a minute, it can change their whole fucking life. Yeah. Your whole fucking life. Look at Cam Patterson just got on Saturday night live. I mean, look at these guys. They're killing it.

Further, I think his show Kill Tony is an exercise in exploitation that's structured around bullying that offers people gatekeeping and humiliation disguised as opportunity.

So Kill Tony is a podcast that he does that grew out of this open mic at the comedy store. I believe it was called Potluck Night or something.