Billy Tellier
Billy Tellier is a Quebec humorist, also known as a Canadian comedian and humorist. He maintains a presence on Facebook, Instagram, and X. As one of Quebec's most popular comedians, he connects with audiences through relatable anecdotes and incorporates self-deprecating humor into his comedy style, which includes observational humor and engaging storytelling. He is known for his sharp wit and uses a one-line, one-punch style of humor. Tellier’s career includes various roles in television and radio. For ten years, ending in summer 2023, he co-hosted the morning show on 96.9 CKOI radio with Martin Cloutier, Tammy Verge, and Valérie Roberts. He previously hosted shows such as 'Trouve-moi ça' (2014), 'Des champions du web' (2014-2015), and 'Le poker show' (2008) on V/TQS. He also appeared as an actor in ‘La vie parfaite’ and ‘Colocs.TV,’ co-writing and acting in the latter. From 2019 to 2021, he served as a columnist on ‘Sucré Salé’. He has contributed to numerous other shows including 'Plus ou moins misérable', 'Juste pour rire en direct', and 'Vrak la vie'. His stage work began with 'La loi du plus fort' in winter 2013, directed by Christian Viau and released on DVD. Critics and audiences praised this show. He subsequently co-hosted the ComediHa Gala for two consecutive years, 2016 and 2017, with Mario Jean, and presented 'Le petit monde de Billy Tellier Live' at Place des Arts in 2017 and 2018. His current show is "Hypocrite," which explores aspects of modern life. The show 'Hypocrite(s),' toured Quebec from 2019 to December 2023, selling over 50,000 tickets and earning the 'billet or' certification. He is expected to receive an Olivier Award in 2024 for a radio humorous capsule or sketch. His third one-man show, 'Kicker la ruche,' directed by Laurent Paquin, premiered on February 5th and explores the fear of making choices due to potential consequences, including those made for children and by his mother. The show has sold approximately 40,000 tickets and is scheduled for autumn 2024, with upcoming shows in November and December 2026 in locations such as Gatineau, Val d’Or, Rouyn-Noranda, Matagami, Brossard, and Saint-Eustache.