Comedian who offered audience to ‘come home with her’ did it again with different result

A stand-up comedian known for 'taking people home' at the end of her sets has made the news again after one of her offers didn't get the reaction she would have wanted.

Kell Fire is known for posting videos of her interacting with crowd members at her shows, which garner thousands of views on social media.

The creator, who also makes OnlyFans content, has left audience members speechless with her offers to take one (or more) of them home in the past.

Kell boasts over 111,000 followers on Instagram, having gone viral after one of her offers was taken up by an eager man before the pair left in locked arms.

Since then, she has posted several videos of her asking crowds at her shows to 'come home' with her, though one particularly stood out due to the awkward reactions it brought on.

The adult content creator may have been asked by audience members themselves if they can come back to her place, but in this one video, she offered the prospect to a stunned audience.

She asked: "Does anyone want to come home with me tonight?"

The question was met with silence, before one man replied: "I want to c*m, but I can't," which brought on some laughs from the audience followed by some apprehension to her offer.

She shot him a look, before asking the audience once again: "Anyone else wanna join me? I'll try to take more people home, like four, five, then six, then it's a game!"

While nobody seemed to walk off the stage with her, it hasn't stopped her from posting videos since then, many of which appear to be far more successful.

The original video though, which shot the comedian to fame, has since been explained by the man who walked off stage with her.

People were concerned for him, but he took to social media saying: “I appreciate the genuine concern. I am indeed alive and thriving,” he wrote with a strong arm and sunglasses-face emoji.

His name was Tony Fantana and like Kell, he was also an OnlyFans creator.

If you haven't worked it out already, the original (at least), was staged and wasn't what you'd call authentic.

Kell even wrote in her caption of the viral video: "Thank god he was a professional, it could have turned out very differently!"

She also took a video of her and the 'audience member' and uploaded it to OnlyFans, captioning it: "VID SOLD! Ended my set asking the audience if someone would come home with me. They came to my car and then on my face."

Talk about leaving nothing to the imagination.

A quick glance at her X account also reveals her dedication to promoting her x-rated content, though Kell does also record a podcast in her spare time which is more PG.