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Texas Comic Jay Whitecotton Posts New Special on YouTube for Free So You Can Laugh Through Quarantine

By on Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 7:52 am

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Jay Whitecotton, founder of San Antonio's Blind Tiger Comedy Club, recently returned from Austin to his hometown to film his new comedy special Jazz Funeral.

But instead of releasing it on subscriber-only Amazon Prime Video as originally planned, he uploaded it to YouTube free for anyone to enjoy while stuck at home during quarantine.

Whitecotton is accepting donations in return for laughs at venmo @whitecotton, and PayPal.Me/jaywhitecotton.


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