John McManus from 90 Day: The Single Life is excited to embark on his career as a comedian alongside a famous comedian, Jacoby Ray. John first appeared as a supporting cast member in 90 Day Fiancé season 9, in his brother Patrick Mendes’ story with Thaís Ramone. Despite initially being seen as a third wheel in his brother’s relationship, John quickly won over fans with his candidness and sharp wit. This led to him being cast to find love in 90 Day: The Single Life season 4, which he concluded by proposing to his girlfriend, Megan.
While working as a security system installer with his brother Patrick, John is now venturing into a new career.
John was recently featured in comedian Jacoby‘s Instagram video, where he shared that he’s helping him write jokes for his upcoming comedy gig at Comedy Club in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, on September 19, 2024. In the video, Jacoby and John shared a few jokes and even laughed about adding sparkles to Jacoby’s T-shirt. Fans may recall John calling Jibri Bell “sparkles” during a confrontation at the 90 Day Fiancé season 9 Tell All.
While John and Patrick have a good relationship as brothers and work well together as security system installers, it would be beneficial for John to pursue his own career instead of working under his brother. Many 90 Day Fiancé viewers enjoy watching John on TV, though some criticize him for lacking ambition and not having his own career. He’s often accused of being a heavy drinker and interfering in his brother’s married life for entertainment. If John were to establish himself as a successful comedian, he could silence his critics who believe he lacks purpose in his life.
Our Take On John McManus’ New Job
John has the skills to be a great comedian. He’s funny and has lived a dynamic life that provides him with plenty of material. With no fear of performing on stage and a built-in audience of 90 Day Fiancé fans supporting him, John has all the ingredients to be successful as a comedian. However, the only obstacle in his way is his own tendency to party excessively, detracting from his career. If the 90 Day: The Single Life alum can restrain his behavior and focus on his career, he can succeed in the industry.
