William Montgomery Booed Off Stage During Austin Comedy Festival

UPDATE: In a shocking turn of events, comedian William Montgomery was booed off stage during the Still Standing Comedy Festival in South Austin on October 7, 2023. Montgomery, known for his role on the popular podcast Kill Tony, faced immediate backlash after delivering an erratic set that lasted only about 15 minutes of his scheduled 30-minute performance at the Far Out Lounge.

Eyewitnesses reported that the audience reacted negatively to his series of dark jokes, including a controversial quip about the late actor Paul Walker, known for his role in the “Fast and the Furious” franchise. Montgomery’s comment, “Paul Walker? More like Paul Crasher,” was met with widespread disapproval, leading to boos and walkouts from attendees.

Video clips circulating on social media highlight the chaotic scene as Montgomery attempted to engage with hecklers before abruptly exiting the stage. In his farewell, he stated, “Austin, it has been a wonderful pleasure. Thank you so much,” as he left the microphone.

Fans and members of the r/KillTony subreddit expressed their discomfort, with many cringing at the footage of the performance. The incident raises questions about the boundaries of comedy and audience expectations, particularly during live performances.

As of now, Montgomery has not publicly addressed the incident, leaving many to speculate on the impact this will have on his career and future performances. The fallout from this event is likely to resonate within the comedy community, prompting discussions about the nature of humor and audience reception in today’s climate.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.