Young Stand-Up Star’s Sudden Death Stuns
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Posted By: Hazymac, 7/16/2022 6:00:39 PM
Jak Knight, a stand-up comic poised for stardom after co-creating and starring in the new Peacock series “Bust Down,” died Thursday night at the age of 28. The up-and-coming star’s death stunned the close-knit comedy community, with members calling him a “phenom” who was “unapologetically hilarious.” Knight’s family announced his death in Los Angeles through a representative, but no details were forthcoming. “Knight’s loved ones ask that their privacy please be respected during this extremely difficult time,” the rep said. Knight was a rising talent on the brink of a breakout. After writing for hit shows including the Netflix comedy “Big Mouth”
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It is the fact that the members of our garbage ruling elite cannot rely on the forces of the government to protect them.
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Vaccident?