Morgan Jay is not your typical stand-up comedian.

Armed with an acoustic guitar and autotune-drenched microphone, he sprints down the aisles of the theaters in which he performs, bantering with his fans and leading them in song.

He pours tequila shots into women’s mouths straight from the bottle, convinces couples on first dates to give each other a “smooch” and pushes wheelchair-bound audience members across the venues, recruiting “baddies” to sit on their laps. All the while, he stares directly into the lens of a roaming camera that follows him around and projects his face onto a jumbotron.

He’s got a health and fitness regimen equipped for a pop star: “Running every other day, gym every other day, yoga, 20 minutes of stretching a day, vocal exercises every day when I’m touring, no a

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