Trey Kennedy brings his signature clean comedy to a packed Chicago crowd, taking hilarious aim at white people's names, Dog Moms, and the painful quirks of married life. With sharp observations and relatable stories, he proves that maybe none of us really have it all figured out.
Trey Kennedy brings his signature clean comedy to a packed Chicago crowd, taking hilarious aim at white people's names, Dog Moms, and the painful quirks of married life. With sharp observations and relatable stories, he proves that maybe none of us really have it all figured out.
