On June 12, 2020, Netflix released Jo Koy: In His Elements, a comedy special featuring Filipino American comedians, DJs, and B-boys. On February 23, 2019, Koy performed two shows on stage at the Wheeler Opera House, Aspen, CO for the closing night of Aspen Laugh Festival. Koy released another Netflix special titled Jo Koy: Comin' In Hot on June 12, 2019. His third comedy special, Jo Koy: Live from Seattle is a Netflix Original was released on Maworldwide. Koy has done two highly-rated and successful comedy specials on Comedy Central: Don’t Make Him Angry and Lights Out. He joined the PodcastOne family and hosts the weekly podcast, The Koy Pond. Today, the comedian tours across the US and can be heard as a weekly guest on the podcast, The Adam Carolla Show. Other appearances include: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, with Chris Hardwick, VH1, World's Funniest Fails, The Joy Behar Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Last Call with Carson Daly and Jamie Foxx: Laffapalooza. Koy has also appeared on over 100 episodes of Chelsea Lately as a season regular roundtable guest.
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He started a podcast together with comedian and TV host Michael Yo on July 23, 2012, called The Michael Yo and Jo Koy Show. He became one of a select few comics to receive a standing ovation on the show. In 2005, Jo Koy performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Jo Koy has also appeared on Carlos Mencia’s Punisher Tour performing stand-up comedy in front of fans filling 10,000-seat arenas across the country. Jo Koy was also a regular guest at Chelsea Handler’s roundtable discussion on E!'s Chelsea Lately.
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Jo Koy has won the Showtime at the Apollo, performed in front of troops in the USO Tour, can be seen on various VH1 I Love the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, Tru TV's World's Dumbest and New Millennium episodes, Amp'd Mobile phone commercials and received a second invite to the Montreal comedy festival Just For Laughs, the series for which he was awarded Canada’s prestigious Gemini Award. The comedian has gone on to star in other TV stand-up specials like Jamie Foxx Presents: Laffapalooza!. He has appeared in two seasons of Comic View. Ī talent coordinator from Los Angeles spotted Koy and landed him his first television appearance on BET's ComicView. After performing at the MGM Grand Las Vegas, he rented the Huntridge Theater and went door to door to sell tickets to his comedy shows. Soon he moved from open mic night to a regular spot on the show Catch a Rising Star at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino.
The young comic began his stand-up career in 1994 at a comedy club in Las Vegas. This led to performances at a Las Vegas coffee house and inspired a move to Los Angeles. She encouraged him to participate in school talent shows and to hold impromptu performances for his family and friends. He frequently tells stories about her in his comedy shows. Jo Koy credits his mother for his comedic and acting talents. He misheard it and thought she said "Koy," decided it was a good name, and has used it ever since. It was revealed during his stand-up routine in Phoenix, Arizona, on September 22, 2019, that back in 1989, he was talking to his cousin about making a stage name when his aunt called him to come to dinner, shouting "Jo Ko, eat!" ( Ko means "my" in Tagalog, so Jo Ko means "my Jo"). Jo Koy's stage name comes from a nickname his family gave him growing up. Jo Koy enrolled in the University of Nevada, Las Vegas but dropped out to pursue stand-up comedy. They moved to Las Vegas to be near his ailing grandmother. He originally attended Spanaway Lake High School and then moved to Foss High School in Tacoma. His family moved from Spanaway, Washington, to Tacoma, Washington, and then to Las Vegas soon after he finished high school in Tacoma.
Jo Koy was born to a white American father who was in the United States Air Force stationed in the Philippines when he married Koy's Filipina mother.
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