Martin Rizo is an American stand-up comedian hailing from East Los Angeles, California. He began his comedy career in 2007, drawing inspiration from his upbringing and personal experiences. In 2014, he released his debut comedy album, "Maruchan Means Broke," showcasing his unique comedic style. Beyond stand-up, Martin has contributed as a writer for Maker Studios and collaborated with Gabriel Iglesias on "Damn TV." His acting credits include the 2016 film "Funny Fat Guy." Notably, he appeared in a McDonald's commercial that aired during the 2011 Super Bowl. Martin continues to engage audiences with his relatable humor and dynamic performances.

George Wang Jr. is a stand-up comedian and viral skateboarding coach whose career blew up on TikTok during the pandemic and has been featured on Business Insider.

Jennifer Tseng Werber, known on stage as Miso Pretty, is a professional burlesque dancer in Southern California. An LA native, she began her dance career in her early 20s as a magician's assistant at Six Flags. Over the years, Jennifer has established herself as a prominent figure in the burlesque community, producing and performing in various regional shows. She actively engages with her audience through social media platforms, sharing updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses into her performances

Ruby Champagne, affectionately known as "The Mexican Spitfire of Burlesque," is an acclaimed performer celebrated for her classic burlesque style infused with Latin flair. Her illustrious career boasts numerous accolades, including being crowned Miss Viva Las Vegas in 2010, Best Soloist at A-BurlyQ in 2012, and Queen of Burlesque at the 2014 San Antonio Burlesque Festival. Ruby has graced stages worldwide, headlining festivals such as the Latin Burlesque Festival and the Ohio Burlesque Festival. Her captivating performances and dedication to her craft have earned her recognition as one of the industry's most influential figures.