Young on Kill Tony

Bucket Pull

2 sets·1.00 bits/set·3.00 beats/set·0.26 punch density·0.13 tag density

About Young's sets

Young has done 2 sets on Kill Tony, the first on episode #756 (17 Feb 2026) and the latest on episode #761 (24 Mar 2026).

Young came to the show as a bucket pull, a comic whose name is drawn from the bucket for a one-minute set.

Young has performed for guest panels including Adam Ray, Kim Congdon, Jim Norton and Ian Fidance.

Young averages 0.26 laugh lines, punchlines and tags, for every setup or filler line. That is fewer than 74% of the 1,713 other comics PunchNotes has broken down.

On average Young follows each punchline with 0.13 tags.

Of the 6 jokes PunchNotes has classified, 3 are reframe jokes, ahead of misdirect (2).

Appearances

EpisodeDateGuest panelBitsPunch densityTag density
KT #76124 Mar 2026Adam Ray, Kim Congdon10.150.00
KT #75617 Feb 2026Jim Norton, Ian Fidance10.360.25

Jokes from Young's sets

A few jokes from each set. Open a set for the full transcript and every joke.

KT #76124 Mar 2026

misdirect
setup

You apply for school, what's your race? You apply for jobs, what's your race? See, where I grew up, they don't ask that question.

punchline

Because we're better at keeping our bloodline pure.

reframe
setup

So many different races to pick from under that question too. Hispanic, non-Hispanic, black, white, Pacific, Islander. In Asian countries, we just put people into two categories.

punchline

Asian or intruders.

KT #75617 Feb 2026

reframe
setup

Oh, you know, as I'm learning more about this country in English, I realize everything's better when it's white. For example, a normal person just lives in the house,

punchline

but the most powerful person lives in the white house.

misdirect
setup

You can only wear white in that party, right? They got A-list celebrities, unlimited baby oil. And guess what? When he's arrested,

punchline

not white enough to get pardoned by the White House.