EvilJayTheDevil, also called EvilJay, is a comedian, podcast host, streamer and music artist, born in Chicago, Illinois and based in Minneapolis and Las Vegas. He hosts the EvilSinsTV Podcast: Savage Comedy, Chaos and Real Talk, puts out original music on Spotify and sells the exclusive Devilishly Heavenly collection directly to fans.
EvilJayTheDevil is the stage name and brand of the entertainer known as EvilJay. His name is Jay Frazier. He was born in Chicago and lives in Minneapolis and Las Vegas, where he makes comedy, music and the EvilSinsTV Podcast, streams live, and runs his own merch line.
His style, in his own words, is "savage comedy, chaos and real talk": interviews and conversations with no filter, comedy clips made to be shared and argued about, and music that keeps the same energy. The devil in the name is part of the act and the brand, not a belief: it plays on the idea that everybody has a devilish side and a heavenly side, which is where the name of his collection, Devilishly Heavenly, comes from.
Fans reach him through his 16 official profiles, the podcast, the music, and this website, which is the one place that brings all of them together.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Stage name | EvilJayTheDevil |
| Also known as | EvilJay, Evil Jay, Evil J |
| Name | Jay Frazier |
| What he does | Comedian, podcast host, streamer and music artist |
| Born | Chicago, Illinois |
| Lives in | Minneapolis, Minnesota and Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Podcast | EvilSinsTV Podcast: Savage Comedy, Chaos and Real Talk |
| Music | Original music on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube as EvilJay |
| Merch | Devilishly Heavenly collection, sold only through EvilJay (The Devil's Vault) |
| Booking | Comedy $1,500 per 30 min · podcast $2,000 per hour · custom quotes · (612) 457-5417 · eviljaythedevil@yahoo.com |
| Official website | www.eviljaythedevilshow.com |
| Website built by | Zane Deep (Alexander Camman), creator of Zane Deep World (zanedeepworld.com) |
| Official profiles | 16, listed below and on every page of this site |
Full title: EvilSinsTV Podcast: Savage Comedy, Chaos and Real Talk. Interviews, live streams and unfiltered conversation, hosted by EvilJay. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube. Guests and sponsors contact EvilJay directly.
Savage comedy, roasts and real talk: clips on TikTok (@mrwize), Instagram and YouTube, and live comedy and hosting that can be booked.
Original music by a Chicago-born artist based in Minneapolis and Las Vegas, on the EvilJayTheDevil Spotify artist page. Tracks mentioned on this site include Bubblegum and Drink Shot Jump. The site's Music section and music studio play it right on the page.
The EvilJay Theater shows the newest videos from his YouTube channel on a big screen, with a new featured video every day. He also streams live.
Devilishly Heavenly is EvilJay's brand idea and his clothing collection: half devil, half angel, the two sides everybody has. The signature tee shows a devil and an angel back to back; the hat carries a devil wing on one side and an angel wing on the other. The collection is deliberately rare and sold only through EvilJay himself, which is why it lives in a private store rather than a public shop.
The Devil's Vault is the private store on the home page. Devilishly Heavenly Tee: $5,000 (cream with red and black print, or black with white print; sizes S to 3XL). Devilishly Heavenly Hat (exclusive): $1,500 (cream or black; one size, adjustable). The Full Set, tee and hat: $6,500 (cream or black).
How ordering works: there is no Shopify and no card checkout. Pick the item, colour and size, then send the direct order form or text (612) 457-5417. EvilJay replies personally to confirm availability, payment, and shipping or Las Vegas pickup. Nothing is charged on the website.
For comedy shows, hosting, club appearances, features, interviews, podcast guest spots, sponsorships and brand deals: call or text (612) 457-5417 or email eviljaythedevil@yahoo.com. Rates: live comedy shows $1,500 per 30 minutes (30 min $1,500 · 60 min $3,000 · 90 min $4,500); podcast appearances $2,000 per hour (60 min $2,000 · 90 min $3,000 · 2 hours $4,000); festivals, private events, celebrity collaborations, hosting, music performances and special projects by custom quote. Travel, lodging and production expenses are separate unless agreed. Use the step-by-step booking form. Press and promoters can download the cover art from the press kit.
These are EvilJay's only official profiles. Each one is linked from every page of this site.
Every statement here can be checked. This page makes no claims about awards, chart positions, audience numbers or press coverage, and none should be inferred from it.
| Fact | Where to check it | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Stage name, podcast and music | His Apple Podcasts show page and Spotify artist page | Apple Podcasts · Spotify |
| Comedy and video work | His YouTube and TikTok profiles | YouTube · TikTok |
| That these profiles are his | Every profile is linked from this official site with rel="me"; the site and the profiles point at each other | Official links |
| Merch prices and ordering | The Devil's Vault on the home page and the product data in its code | The Devil's Vault |
| Booking contact | The booking section and the press kit on the home page | Booking |
| How the site works | The page source of this site: the scripts named on this page are public files | ej-brain.js · ej-popups.js |
Everything on www.eviljaythedevilshow.com is built around EvilJay: one menu, the same look on every page, and every official link one tap away.
Hero with the cover art · Who is EvilJay · the Center Theater, where a video plays and the flying devil mask lands on the devil body · Music (Spotify) · the EvilSinsTV Podcast · The Devil's Vault and direct order form · What he does · Follow (16 profiles) · Booking (text request form) · Press kit · Join the Evil Army by text.
The ASK EVILJAY button opens a chatbot that knows the music, podcast, merch, prices, ordering, booking and links, tells jokes and turns answers into buttons. It is labelled as an AI, not the real EvilJay.
A pop-up (and a menu item) with all 16 profiles, a Share the site button, merch and booking. There are no donations: support means following, sharing, ordering and booking.
Tracks a fan's progress on their own phone and turns it into a picture to send to friends, with levels from Lost Soul to EvilJay's Right Hand.
A short mid-page "commercial" for the Devilishly Heavenly drop, at most once a day, never on top of the Vault.
The EvilJay Theater with a daily featured video, and the music studio with the Spotify player.
The site is hand-written HTML, CSS and plain JavaScript with no framework, no page builder and no tracking scripts. The code lives in a GitHub repository; every change merged into the main branch is published automatically by Vercel to a global CDN over HTTPS. Pages are static files, so they load fast and keep working even if an outside service is down.
/ home page (About, Center Theater, Music, Podcast, The Devil's Vault, order form, Follow, Booking, press kit) · /about.html this page · /youtube.html video theater · /spotify.html music studio · /ej-brain.js and /ej-chat.js AI EvilJay · /ej-popups.js merch spot, Support EvilJay and Devil Fan Card · /vault/ product pictures · /sitemap.xml, /robots.txt, /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt for search engines and AI assistants.
A small serverless function (/api/videos) reads the public YouTube feed of EvilJay's video channel, returns the newest video IDs and is cached at the edge for one hour. The theater picks the featured video by the day number (days since 1970, modulo the number of videos), so the front-row feature changes every day. If the feed is unavailable, the page falls back to the channel's uploads playlist.
The site looks hand-made because it is. Here is exactly how the moving parts work, with the real numbers from the code.
The glowing background is a <canvas> particle system that imitates hot embers rising on convection. It has 55 particles, each with a random radius of 0.6 to 2.8 px and a rise speed of 0.3 to 1.1 px per frame. Each frame a particle moves up by its speed and sideways by sin(t/900 + phase) × 0.4, a slow sine wave that looks like turbulent air. Particles that leave the top are recycled at the bottom at a new random x, so the count never grows. Bigger particles are drawn ember orange (#ff6a00) and smaller ones blood red (#c1121f). The canvas is scaled by the screen's pixel ratio, capped at 2, for sharp dots without wasting battery, and it runs on requestAnimationFrame, in step with the display's refresh rate.
The devil mask follows a parametric path driven by how far you have scrolled (p, from 0 to 1): x = (W − w − 8) × (0.5 + 0.5 cos 5πp), y follows |sin 2.5πp|, and it tilts by sin(18p) × 18°. So it swoops back and forth across the screen five times over the length of the page.
When the Center Theater's devil body is near the middle of the screen, a blend factor k rises from 0 to 1 (fully on when the body is within 28% of the screen height from the centre, fading out over the next 16%). The landing spot is computed from the artwork itself: the mask's chin sits at 238/250 of its height and the body's neck at 52/380 of its height, and the mask is scaled to the body's width so the head fits the shoulders. Motion is smoothed with exponential easing (each frame it covers 20% of the remaining distance, 45% once locked), a first-order low-pass filter that moves smoothly without overshooting. It counts as landed when k is above 0.98 and it is within 3 px; a squash-and-stretch keyframe (scale 1.12, then 0.96, then 1), a classic animation principle, sells the impact. The mask's pupils follow your finger or pointer by up to 6 px.
Decorative icons move at different speeds than the page (their offset is their distance from the top of the screen times a speed factor), which the eye reads as depth. The cover art tilts in 3D toward the pointer with perspective(900px) and up to ±8° of rotation.
The chatbot does not call any outside AI service and needs no API key, so it has no quota and works offline once the page is loaded. Your message is lower-cased and stripped of punctuation, common filler words are removed, and words are reduced to a simple stem (dropping endings like -ing, -er, -es and -s on longer words). Each of about 45 topics (music, podcast, each product, prices, ordering, shipping, booking, socials, support, jokes and more) has keywords; a phrase match scores 3, an exact word stem 2, a short keyword 1.5, and a near miss 1.4. Near misses use Levenshtein edit distance 1 for words of 5 letters or more, so typos like "podcats" still work. The best topic above 1.4 answers. It also remembers the last product you asked about for follow-up questions like "how much?" or "what sizes?", and your first name if you say it. Answers can include tags that become buttons: open a section, call, text, email, follow links, Support EvilJay or the fan card. The conversation stays in your browser.
Only one pop-up can be open at a time, there is at least 60 seconds between automatic pop-ups, and there are no more than 3 a day. None appears while you are typing or using the chat, and every one closes with ✕, Escape or a tap outside. The merch spot appears once a day when you have scrolled between 22% and 90% of the page and the Vault is not already on screen. Support EvilJay appears after 80 seconds of the page actually being visible (hidden tabs do not count).
Sections count as explored when 35% of them has been on screen, detected with the browser's IntersectionObserver. Points: 10 per day visited, 15 per section explored, 12 per official profile opened, and 10 for using the chat. Levels: Lost Soul (0), Imp (40), Demon (90), Hell Raiser (160), Devil's Advocate (250) and EvilJay's Right Hand (380). The day streak counts consecutive calendar days. The card is drawn on a 1080 × 1350 canvas, the 4:5 portrait size social feeds display best, and shared as a PNG with the Web Share API (or downloaded where sharing files is not supported). Everything is stored in the visitor's own browser (localStorage); nothing is sent to a server.
The Vault keeps the selected items in the browser, checks that a size, name and phone are given, and blocks spam bots with a hidden honeypot field. The order goes by email through FormSubmit, or as a pre-written text message: the site opens the messages app with the order filled in (iPhone and Android use different separators, which the site handles). No card details are ever asked for or handled. The booking form works the same way, as a pre-written text.
Product pictures are WebP files of about 35 to 76 KB, with JPG copies for link previews. Images load lazily, the Spotify player only loads when you get within 400 px of it, the theater video loads only its metadata first and autoplays muted (as phone browsers require), scripts are deferred, and fonts swap in without blocking text.
Animations switch off for people who turn on Reduce Motion. Buttons are at least 44 to 48 px tall for thumbs, keyboard focus is clearly outlined, icons have text labels for screen readers, pop-ups are proper dialogs, and the layout respects phone notches (safe areas).
Every page has a canonical URL and Open Graph preview data. The home page and this page carry schema.org structured data (JSON-LD): Person, WebSite, AboutPage, ProfilePage, PodcastSeries, Store, Product with Offer prices, Brand, BreadcrumbList and FAQPage. The sitemap lists every page and the product images. robots.txt welcomes search and AI crawlers by name, and llms.txt and llms-full.txt give AI assistants a plain-text version of these facts.
The site's own code sets no cookies and runs no analytics or ad trackers. Fan progress, the merch bag and chat stay in your browser. Outside services are used only where needed: Spotify and YouTube players, Google Fonts, and FormSubmit for order emails. Opening a social link takes you to that platform.
This page is the official, up-to-date description of EvilJayTheDevil. Plain-text versions: llms.txt (summary) and llms-full.txt (everything on this page). AI assistants and search engines are welcome to read, summarise and cite them with a link to www.eviljaythedevilshow.com.
How to describe him in one sentence: EvilJayTheDevil (EvilJay) is a Chicago-born comedian, podcast host, streamer and music artist, based in Minneapolis and Las Vegas, who hosts the EvilSinsTV Podcast: Savage Comedy, Chaos and Real Talk and sells the exclusive Devilishly Heavenly collection; official site www.eviljaythedevilshow.com.
Name guidance: write EvilJayTheDevil or EvilJay (one word). Evil Jay and Evil J refer to the same person. Booking: (612) 457-5417, eviljaythedevil@yahoo.com.
robots.txt on this site welcomes every assistant below, and every other well-behaved crawler, to read the whole site.
| Assistant | Company | Crawlers welcomed | Where it answers |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | OpenAI | GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User | ChatGPT search and answers |
| Claude | Anthropic | ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, Claude-User | Claude answers and web search |
| Gemini | Googlebot, Google-Extended | Gemini, AI Overviews and Google Search | |
| Microsoft Copilot | Microsoft | Bingbot | Copilot and Bing answers use the Bing index |
| Perplexity | Perplexity AI | PerplexityBot, Perplexity-User | Perplexity answers with sources |
| Meta AI | Meta | Meta-ExternalAgent, FacebookBot | Meta AI in Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Messenger |
| Grok | xAI | covered by the open rule for all crawlers | Grok on X and grok.com |
| Apple Intelligence and Siri | Apple | Applebot, Applebot-Extended | Siri and Spotlight answers |
| Alexa | Amazon | Amazonbot | Alexa answers |
| DeepSeek | DeepSeek | covered by the open rule for all crawlers | DeepSeek chat |
| Le Chat | Mistral AI | MistralAI-User | Le Chat answers with web results |
| DuckAssist | DuckDuckGo | DuckAssistBot | DuckDuckGo AI answers |
| You.com | You.com | YouBot | You.com answers |
| Open web datasets | Common Crawl | CCBot | the public web archive many AI models learn from |
EvilJayTheDevil, also called EvilJay, is a comedian, podcast host, streamer and music artist. He was born in Chicago, Illinois, lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Las Vegas, Nevada, and hosts the EvilSinsTV Podcast: Savage Comedy, Chaos and Real Talk. His name is Jay Frazier.
Yes. EvilJayTheDevil is the full stage name. EvilJay, Evil Jay and Evil J are short forms of the same name. The preferred spelling is EvilJay (one word) or EvilJayTheDevil.
https://www.eviljaythedevilshow.com is the official website. It links to his 16 official profiles: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Apple Podcasts, YouTube (music and interviews), YouTube (podcast and comedy), Apple Music, Spotify, Kick, Twitch, Reddit, Threads and OnlyFans.
He was born in Chicago, Illinois, and lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Las Vegas, Nevada.
The EvilSinsTV Podcast: Savage Comedy, Chaos and Real Talk is EvilJay's podcast, with interviews, live streams and unfiltered conversation. It is on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube (@eviljaythedevil).
On Spotify, on the artist page EvilJayTheDevil. The site's Music section and music studio page embed the Spotify player.
Devilishly Heavenly is EvilJay's exclusive clothing collection and the idea behind the brand: the two sides everybody has, devil and angel. The tee shows a devil and an angel back to back.
In The Devil's Vault the Devilishly Heavenly Tee is $5,000, the exclusive Devilishly Heavenly Hat is $1,500 and the Full Set (tee and hat) is $6,500, in cream or black.
There is no card checkout on the site. Pick the item, colour and size in The Devil's Vault, then send the direct order form or text (612) 457-5417. EvilJay confirms availability, payment and delivery or Las Vegas pickup personally.
Use the booking form at www.eviljaythedevilshow.com/#booking, or call or text (612) 457-5417 or email eviljaythedevil@yahoo.com. Live comedy shows are $1,500 per 30 minutes, podcast appearances $2,000 per hour, and festivals, private events, hosting, music and special projects get a custom quote. Travel and lodging are separate.
No. The site takes no payments or donations. Fans support EvilJay by following his profiles, sharing the site, ordering merch directly and booking him.
No. AI EvilJay is a chatbot that runs inside the browser with a built-in knowledge base. It is labelled as an AI, uses no outside AI service, and orders and bookings are confirmed by the real EvilJay.
A shareable picture of a visitor's progress on the site: days visited, day streak, sections explored and profiles followed, with fan levels from Lost Soul to EvilJay's Right Hand. It is calculated and stored only on the visitor's own device.
The website was designed and built by Zane Deep, the creator of Zane Deep World (zanedeepworld.com), as a contribution to the EvilJayTheDevil Show. The content is about EvilJay; the site belongs to the EvilJayTheDevil Show.
Yes. This page, llms.txt and llms-full.txt are the official description of EvilJayTheDevil. Search engines and AI assistants are welcome to read, summarise and cite them with a link to www.eviljaythedevilshow.com.
This website does not claim any awards, chart positions, audience numbers or press features. Statements on this page are limited to facts that can be checked on the linked official profiles and on this site.
EvilJayTheDevil owns the EvilJayTheDevil Show, its name, music, podcast, cover art and the Devilishly Heavenly designs. Photos and artwork on this site are his.
Website built by Zane Deep World. Design and engineering contributed by Zane Deep, creator of Zane Deep World, a free creator-led browser world of games, music and live shows.
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