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Episode Overview
Kill Tony is back in Austin with one of its wildest lineups yet—headlined by the legendary Jeff Ross. The night kicks off with pure chaos, laughter, and unexpected surprises as comedy, music, and absurdity collide.
Tony welcomes Jeff Ross, a longtime friend and mentor, and the energy never lets up. From the bucket, you’ll see William Montgomery, who gets a special shoutout for his crazy jet ski journey from Lake Austin all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Then Dallas Turner makes a wild entrance—rapping in Canadian accent and tearing it up on the drums like nobody saw it coming.
Eric Servoni takes the stage with stories from his days as a lawyer and some wild dating app catfishing tales that had the crowd in stitches. Roro Jose Avejo delivers a hilariously disastrous “USA, USA, USA” routine that somehow works perfectly. And then there’s Vinny Rossi, who drops a shockingly honest confession—he’s a 28-year-old virgin who lost his cherry to a prostitute in Amsterdam.
The night keeps rolling with Ike Rafferty cracking weight-related jokes that land hard, and Maggie Mayfield closing things out with a clever, catchy conspiracy theory song. And just when you think it’s over—Hans Kim walks on in full cowboy gear and admits he stole food off a plane. You really can’t make this stuff up.
Tune in for the madness. It’s Kill Tony at its best.
Topics Covered
- Jeff Ross as main guest and roast master
- William Montgomery's jet ski adventure
- Dallas Turner's Canadian rap and drumming debut
- Eric Servoni's lawyer background and dating app catfishing
- Roro Jose Avejo's immigration jokes
- Vinny Rossi's virginity confession
- Ike Rafferty's weight and Orlando comedy journey
- Maggie Mayfield's conspiracy theory song
- Hans Kim's cowboy appearance and plane food theft
- Kill Tony band performance
Notable Moments
- I'm taking a jet ski from Lake Austin to the Gulf of Mexico in a couple weeks. I think it's like a three month long journey
- I was a virgin until I was 28 years old. That's a good one.
- I want to hear about that,Hans. What's it like to be in those big arenas with Tony and Joe? It's like a dream come true.
Jeff Ross
Comedian
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