Bo Last Name Dacious Steps Into the Spotlight With Da Auntie Slayer.

After years of commanding stages alongside some of comedy’s biggest names, the veteran comedian takes center stage with his first comedy special.

For years, Bo Last Name Dacious has built his reputation the old fashioned way, one stage, one audience and one unforgettable punchline at a time. Now, the veteran stand up comedian is putting his unmistakable comedic voice front and center with the release of his first comedy special, Da Auntie Slayer.

Released July 14, 2026, Da Auntie Slayer gives audiences a full introduction to the fearless, unpredictable and unapologetic style that has helped Bo establish a respected career in comedy. Available on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Vimeo, Google Play and YouTube, the special represents an important milestone for a performer who has spent years making audiences laugh across the country.

Hailing from the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, Bo has developed a career that spans both stand up comedy and radio. His humor has never been about fitting neatly into one category. Instead, he has built his comedic identity by finding humor that connects across cultures, generations and backgrounds. His performances blend sharp observations, storytelling, quick wit and unexpected punchlines, along with another talent audiences may not expect from a comedian: an impressive singing voice.

That versatility has helped Bo remain a respected presence in an industry where longevity requires more than simply being funny. Throughout his career, he has shared the stage with an impressive list of comedy heavyweights, including Dave Chappelle, Cedric the Entertainer, Mike Epps, Sommore, Mo’Nique and the late Paul Mooney, among many others.

One of the most significant creative relationships of his career has been with comedy legend D.L. Hughley. Bo spent several years opening for Hughley, performing before audiences around the country and continuing to sharpen his own distinctive voice. That relationship also led to Bo being featured as part of Hughley’s 2018 Netflix comedy special, Contrarian.

His career has extended well beyond comedy clubs and live stages. Bo’s television and media appearances include TV One’s Roland Martin show, NBC’s Stand Up for Diversity, PBS and The Joe Budden Podcast. Whether working behind the scenes as a writer, appearing in media, opening for an established comedy star or stepping onto the stage himself, Bo has consistently demonstrated an ability to adapt without losing the personality that makes his comedy uniquely his own.

With Da Auntie Slayer, however, the spotlight belongs entirely to him.

The special captures the confidence, personality and boundary pushing humor that audiences have experienced from Bo throughout his career. For longtime supporters, it is an opportunity to see him take everything he has developed through years of performing and bring it together in his own comedy special.

For viewers discovering him for the first time, Da Auntie Slayer serves as an introduction to a comedian who has spent years honing his craft alongside some of the biggest names in the business.

Perhaps one of Bo’s greatest strengths is his ability to find common ground through laughter. His comedy does not depend on audiences coming from the same background or sharing the same experiences. Instead, his observations and storytelling find humor in the moments, personalities and situations people recognize in their own lives. It is an approach that has allowed him to connect with audiences from all walks of life while maintaining the fearless comedic style that has defined his career.

After years of making his mark through stand up, radio, television and appearances alongside comedy legends, Bo Last Name Dacious is entering a new chapter on his own terms. Da Auntie Slayer is more than the release of his first comedy special. It represents the culmination of years spent developing his voice, building his audience and proving that when Bo steps onto a stage, he knows exactly how to command the room.

Da Auntie Slayer is available now on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Vimeo, Google Play and YouTube.

For more information, visit BoLastName.com.