TigerBelly is a no-holds-barred arena for half-truths, social no-nos, and animal behavior-featuring comedian Bobby Lee and his best friend Khalyla. In this week’s episode, comedian Trevor Wallace joins the podcast to discuss various topics including eating weird food, buying new cars, and open mic stories.
Meet The Cast:
Bobby Lee is an American stand-up comedian, actor and podcaster. From 2001 to 2009, Lee was a cast member on MADtv, and he co-starred in the ABC single-camera sitcom series Splitting Up Together alongside Jenna Fischer and Oliver Hudson between 2018 and 2019. Khalyla Kuhn (@khalamityk) a famous youtuber with a mysterious backstory, Kuhn worked as a private tutor, teaching microbiology, physiology and anatomy. At one point in time she also worked as a waitress. Khun became famous after her relationship with comedian Bobby Lee was made public. After being admitted to the hospital for a heart condition, Khalyla decided to launch the now famous TigerBelly podcast with Lee. The podcast focuses on the issues of the Asian American community – the hosts discuss various subjects such as the entertainment industry, adolescence, sexuality, ethnicity, racism, and politics. Currently, Tiger Belly Podcast has more than 56 million YouTube viewers and over 300,000 subscribers.
This Week’s Special Guest:
Trevor Wallace (@trevorwallace): Trevor Wallace is a stand-up comedian, writer & actor. Wallace can be seen just about everywhere on the internet and has collectively built a digital thumbprint of over 1 Billion views across his social media channels. Wallace has been featured on Comedy Central, MTV, Barstools Sports, E! News, The L.A. Times, The New York Times, Ad Age, Business Insider, Men’s Health, Buzzfeed, and Complex to name a few. Trevor also has his Instagram handle on his car… nbd. Wallace has worked with prestigious brands such as Chipotle, Natural Light, BruMate, SeatGeek, Stance Socks, Wetzel’s Pretzels, Snickers, Monster Energy + many more. Wallace has also toured the U.S. performing at colleges and comedy clubs including two sold-out nights at The Gramercy Theatre in New York as a part of the New York Comedy Festival, which included names, such as, Nick Kroll, Pete Holmes, Norm Macdonald, and Trevor Noah. In April of 2020, Wallace was voted as a finalist for “Best in Comedy” at the Shorty Awards.
