The highlight of the night was the sensational performance by Dame wa Facebook, whose quick-witted punchlines had the audience in stitches. Her jokes centered around her "kienyeji" (local) persona, playfully poking fun at her own appearance and effortlessly delivering hilarious Luhya-themed anecdotes.
''By the way i am very beautiful...if you look fast, ukipay attention hapo sasa unaharibu.''
''Waluyha hawakufangii njaa, hao hukufa na vitu za maana ka food poisoning'' Dame wa Facebook.
Her comedic take on the Shakahola incident, suggesting that those who lost their lives can't be Luhya people because they don't die from starvation earned her a standing ovation and immense love from the crowd.
Captain Otoyo himself brought the house down with his contrasting humor, drawing hilarious comparisons between the older generation and Gen Z.
With his impeccable timing and infectious energy, he delivered a memorable performance that left the audience craving for more laughter.
Other notable performers included Pasha Mc Eddy, Jack, Dan Odumbe, Ndisii, Oga Bachelor, and Arnold Saviour, who all contributed to the uproarious atmosphere.
The event also featured a mesmerizing magic show by Chelle De Magician.
Celebrities in attendance included Wilbroda, Mulamwah, the Wololo TV crew, Mbusi Deh, Sarah Ibrahm, Aisha Dafalla the top female blood donor in East Africa among others.
In a world yearning for joy and laughter, Captain Otoyo's comedy show, "Something Must Kill a Man," delivered an exceptional night of humor, uniting people through shared laughter and highlighting the incredible talent within Kenya's comedy scene.
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