Kelsey Cook grew up in a world where humor was as essential as breakfast, thanks to her unique childhood as the daughter of an International Yo-Yo Champion and a Professional Foosball player. These distinctive influences shaped her comedic style, leading her to become a vibrant personality in the comedy scene. Earlier this year, she released her stand-up special on EPIX’s Unprotected Sets, capturing the attention of audiences with her sharp wit and engaging performance. Kelsey's talent earned her a late-night debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, a milestone that was soon followed by an appearance on A Little Late with Lilly Singh on NBC. Her comedic prowess has also been showcased on Comedy Central’s This Is Not Happening, AXS TV Presents Gotham Comedy Live, Punchline on FOX, Uproarious on FUSE, and MTV’s Greatest Party Story Ever. Over the past five years, she has toured extensively across the United States, performing in more than 60 cities and leaving a trail of laughter in her wake. Balancing her time between Los Angeles and New York, Kelsey is a regular performer at some of the top comedy clubs, including The Stand, Gotham Comedy Club, The Laugh Factory, and the Comedy and Magic Club. In addition to her stand-up career, she co-hosts the popular Self-Helpless podcast alongside fellow comedians Taylor Tomlinson and Delanie Fischer. The podcast frequently appears on the iTunes Top Comedy Charts and has featured illustrious guests like Brian Regan, Michael Bublé, Whitney Cummings, Tan France, and Bert Kreischer. But Kelsey's talents don't stop at comedy and podcasting. She has a hidden edge as a world-class foosball player, which she highlights in her foosball web series, “Wrists of Fury.” Here, she cleverly hustles unsuspecting fellow comedians, amassing over twenty entertaining episodes that reveal her competitive spirit and flair for surprise. With such a range of talents and a dynamic approach to comedy, Kelsey Cook continues to make her mark in the entertainment world.