Madison Sinclair on Kill Tony
2 sets·2.50 bits/set·4.00 beats/set·0.35 punch density·0.50 tag density
About Madison Sinclair's sets
Madison Sinclair has done 2 sets on Kill Tony, the first on episode #126 (10 Aug 2018) and the latest on episode #158 (20 July 2016).
Madison Sinclair came to the show as a bucket pull, a comic whose name is drawn from the bucket for a one-minute set.
Madison Sinclair has performed for guest panels including Moshe Kasher, Bobby Lee and Greg Fitzsimmons.
Madison Sinclair averages 0.35 laugh lines, punchlines and tags, for every setup or filler line. That is fewer than 56% of the 1,713 other comics PunchNotes has broken down.
On average Madison Sinclair follows each punchline with 0.50 tags.
Of the 8 jokes PunchNotes has classified, 4 are analogy jokes, ahead of reframe (2).
Appearances
Jokes from Madison Sinclair's sets
A few jokes from each set. Open a set for the full transcript and every joke.
KT #15820 July 2016
So, a lot of my friends go to drag shows, and I don't like them because they remind me of minstrel shows. I don't know if you guys know what minstrel shows are. In the early 1900s, white actors would do it on blackface and just dance around. And that's pretty much what's going on at drag shows.
Like, drag makeup's just like female blackface.
They have names like Tasha Salad and Hazelnut. And just once, I went one with a practical name like Susan. And she could just come out and lip sync to a Ted Talk about diversity and leadership.
I put so many singles in her pantsuit, it's ridiculous.
KT #12610 Aug 2018
So the last guy I had sex with was really commanding in bed. And it was weird, because I kept thinking
it was like having sex with a game ball pit.
And I was like, pull it, twist it.
Aim it away from my face.
Every time a guy is trying to get with me, it's just like, "Oh, back to steakhouse."
And we just try to get the bait and get away, and if the bait's good enough, next thing you know, we're flopping up and down, the hook's in the mouth.
And if we're lucky, it'll take us home.