Jay Day: The "Always Sunny" trumpeter does adult videos and action-adventure in Hong Kong. With n*de dudes, Bud Bundy, and the guy from AP BIo

  

Link to the n*de dudes

I'm having a bad day.  First Blogger refused to upload photos.  I figured my photo archive was full, so I deleted an old folder that looked like it contained only photos from deleted posts.  It happened to contain the illustrations to a lot of posts on artists and writers, plus The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Love Boat, Trailer Park Boys, and Married..with Children. Bud Bundy's pecs, vanished.

Then I watched It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Episode 18.5, where the gang goes to a Renaissance Faire.  Mac (Rob McElhenney) gets into an angry flirtation with a cute short guy; I figured that they would end up in bed.  But it was impossible to find out who played the short guy.  He's not on the IMDB. Google AI doesn't know. The closing credits cut to the next show just as we get to his name (I tried three times).  So for a consolation prize, I'm profiling trumpet player Jai Day.  Maybe he's the son of Charlie Day, who plays dimwitted janitor Charlie.  

No such luck. Charlie Day was born in New York City in 1976, and Jai Day in in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, in 1986, so there's no apparent connection. 

But at least Jai is a muscleman.  He founded the Actors' Gym in Hong Kong, which...wait, it's not an actual gym, it's a actors' studio, offering scene training, voice study, and audition reviews. 

How did he get from Staffordshire to London?  

His biography doesn't say.  He received  a B.Sc. in Psychology and Sociology from Keele University, did some shorts and a horror movie, performed in Nickelodeon at Sea and Offshore LA, and suddenly in 2010 he is hosting Improv Asia. 

Some theatrical performances in Hong Kong follow: Macbeth, Four Assassins, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Cockroach Flying Like a Helicopter, and The Dark Side of the Moon.  

Plus a lot of commercials.  Here he's selling socks.

And straight adult videos: 

Due West: Our S*x Journey (2012), starring Gregory Wong (on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends) and Justin Cheung.

L*st and Found (2015), with Jai starring.

More after the break

77 Heartbreaks, starring Pakho Chau, may be non-adult, but the cast list contains 30 women and two men, so I'm not sure.

Jai quickly moved into action adventure movies, playing Machine Gun Robby, Mercenary Leader, Hunter, Police Chief, and Bonesaw.  He is best known for:

Skiptrace (2016)

Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018).

The Rehearsal (2025)

The Season (2026), about power struggles among the super-elite of Hong Kong.  I reviewed that one: no gay characters. Jai plays Jay Byford, who grifts his way into elite circles, along with his wife, of course.

I couldn't find any gay content in Jai's work, and no indication that he is gay in real life, except when he praises "this hunk of a man."  It sounds like he's a straight dude.

I did find a potential n*de photo, but it might be of another Jai (on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).

Plus Jai Courtney's c*ck.

Score!  I finally found the actor who played Mac's short guy nemesis: Brendan Jennings, backside n RG Beefcake and Boyfriends, who has appeared in Wrecked, AP Bio, You're the Worst, The Chair Company...

See also: "AP Bio": "Always Sunny" Glenn as a disgraced philosopher turned high school teacher

The Season: Rich straight guys have problems, too.

Why You Should Be Watching "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"

David Faustino: Bud on "Married with Children" is star-ving, humiliated, butt-nekkid, and a gay ally