Alexander Pearlman is a stand-up comedian, content creator, and podcaster from Philadelphia. He discovered his passion for comedy at 18, inspired by Robin Williams and Jonathan Winters. Over the years, he refined his style, navigating the evolving comedy scene in Philadelphia while balancing other careers.
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After stepping away from stand-up in 2018 due to financial instability, he found success on TikTok, gaining millions of followers through his sharp, insightful commentary. Now known as Pearlmania 500, he co-hosts the hit podcast Too Many Tabs with his wife, covering historical deep dives and cultural analysis.
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His additional podcasts, The Warm Up and Vibing Out with the Food Idiot, expand on their dynamic content. Pearlman embraces digital platforms like Patreon and YouTube, leveraging them to sustain his career while advocating for community engagement and free expression.

Tony Weaver Jr., author of Weirdo, empowers kids to embrace self-love and confidence through storytelling. Growing up as a nerdy, introverted kid in Atlanta, Tony struggled with self-esteem but found his voice through writing.
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With a background in acting and strategic communications from Elon University, he founded an edtech company that uses storytelling to support mental health and literacy.
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After gaining millions of followers on TikTok, Tony now dreams of partnering with major platforms like Disney to expand his impact. His journey is a testament to authenticity, creativity, and resilience.

Tyler Bender is a comedian and content creator based in Los Angeles, originally from Utah. With a background in musical theater, Tyler studied at the University of Utah before burning out and transitioning into comedy. After finding success creating viral content on TikTok, including her popular "Almond Mom" sketch, she quickly gained recognition for her sharp humor and relatable takes on social and cultural moments.
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Her content, which often satirizes internet trends like the "tradwife" movement, has landed her appearances on Good Morning America and caught the attention of Hulu. Known for her ability to "punch up" and make people laugh without being divisive, Tyler has built a loyal fanbase across platforms like TikTok and YouTube.
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Now living in LA, Tyler is focusing on traditional media, having recently written her first short film, System, a dark comedy about AI girlfriends. With aspirations to create and star in her own TV series, she draws inspiration from shows like It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Abbott Elementary.