I went to the Indianapolis show on 9/5 for KvS. It was an absolute dream getting to meet Kenny and Spenny. The live show's format was quite odd with Kenny having a pretty poorly put together Power Point he kind of silently clicked through with literal microsoft paint memes of Spenny insinuating he's well yknow all the things he calls him (pdf, r-pist, etc.)

They also kind of rambled back and forth about behind the scenes stories, stories from Spenny's creepy uncle, Spenny for some reason openly admitted he has fantasies about the Brady Bunch preteen girls.

Ocassionally someone from the crowd would lightly heckle Spenny and his reactions were sincerely pretty funny, like straight from the show -- although personally I think that is 100% Kenny's job and crowd should be a bit more respectful.

Kenny would kind of tell stories about how awful Spenny is, Spenny at this point doesn't even deny it tbh. Spenny insinuates everyone is a pdf then goes on an awfully long tangent about how pdfilia is not that bad or something I don't even know. Also talked about how he gave a prostate exam to a 15 year old on stage and got in trouble with police. Would be extremely extremely weird to hear any of this if your'e not familiar with the show, and even as a huge fan is kind of weird to hear Spenny essentially double down and kind of own a lot of the things Kenny has said about him over the years lol.

We got to see an unaired humiliation of Spenny putting his tongue in a cat's asshole (yes really). Then we got uncomfortably long real footage of Spenny having sex with a porn star. Kind of bizarre really.

Spenny talked about how dumb Kenny's cult fandom is, we all cheered and that pissed him off.

All in all the guys are definitely old now, and the shtick they have is exactly what you would expect, except they're like 60+ now so it's kind of more pathetic (which to me personally makes it kind of funnier).

I've never met anyone in real life who even has heard of KvS, so it was cool to be in a room full of absolute fanatics who have seen every episode.

Meeting them was the absolute best part, got to hug the only celebrities I've ever cared about and have very brief talks with them and let them know how much I love them and how important the show is to me.

Will buying tickets to the live show be worth it to everyone? Absolutely not, it was almost pointless and would be a downright bad time for people who are casual fans or not familiar with them at all.

But to me it was a 9.7/10 just getting to be in the same room with them, hear them go back and forth a bit.

For regular fans it would probably be a 6/10 and for non-fans of the show it would be a 2/10. I actually had tickets to go to the Columbus OH show the next day and chose not to travel for it, I think ti would have been almost identical to the last one and I had my fill.

Had a great time myself. If you have any questions about the show feel free I'll answer all

Kenny Manson

Man, what an experience. I began watching this show as a teen 20 some years ago. At 39, I finally met the guys who made me laugh all these years. What a great intimate moment with some friends who made life just a little bit better. Thanks guys.

Ever since I saw this show was supposed to be at Headliners, I've been skeptical. That place seems like a total dud. They never even listed the show on their website and when I went to go check if they did today, the website is gone.

I think there's a good chance this place won't exist come October 19. Any chance they'll find an alternate venue and not just cancel this show?

Spenny is a fiend